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Evening star., 1940-03-16

1t had been necessary to spend large
sums in reconditioning the buildings
to give the necessary security.
This important discovery led
logically to the conclusion that the
absence of competent architectural
service and competent and adequate
supervision of construction was one
of the major reasons for the home
owners distress.
Values Must Be Sound.
Lending institutions occupy the
key positions in small house build
ing and are primarily concerned
that the securities behind their
loans shall represent sound values
and not become obsolescent during
the periods of the loans. It is to
their interest and to the we'll ll-being
of the small house owner that the
houses shall be well designed and
equipped and that their construction
shall be competently and adequately
supervised to insure they have been
properly constructed and that sound
values have been created.
The Federal Home Loan Bank
Board System embraces some 5000
banks and lending institutions
throughout the United States and
one of the prime reasons for the
Institutes sponsorship of the pro-
gram was that the bank board
agrees to encourage the use OF COM
petent architectural services for
small houses. 1t is hoped that the
program will induce banks and other
lending institutions to extend prefer
entail mortgages or mortgage rates
to the owners of homes designed by
competent architects and erected
under their supervision.
A Reasonable Concession.
The bank board has agreed that
this is a reasonable thing to expect
of the lending institutions If they
are convinced of the efficiency OF
the services rendered by the archi-
tects and the bank board will
urge the idea on its member and
affiliated banks and lending insti-
tutions.
IF such preferred properties re-
suit the success of the program will
be as important to the future OF
the profession as the wel-designed
and soundly constructed houses will
be to their owners and to the insti-
tutions which loaned on them"
The institute, the Producers
Council and the bank board, Mr.
Bergstrom explained, will unite in
carrying forward the Federal home
building service plan for prospective
home builders, which has been un-
der development by the bank board
for three years.
Evening star., 1940-03-16

See the example Of o.,
$4,000, three.bedroom and
bath home at 70I Richm osd
A penae, Saratoga Village.
Go out Georgia A Apexas to
Falkland Drive in Siiper
Spring animal HospitaI).
right oper railroad opsr.
pass to Richmond Ave,
right fro blocks to hoass.
Evening star., 1940-03-16

chinch bug and cutworms burrow
beneath the snow or topsoil and
usually aren't seriously harmed by
subzero temperatures. Consequent
y, such pests probably will be IS
numerous as usual next summer.
Some other bugs, such as cabbage
worms and the codling moth, don't
Withstand cold spells as well as the
native" pests, Mr.. Haseman says.
Evening star., 1940-03-16
Movement 10 Raise
Low-Cost Homes
Standards Starts
Home Loon Bank Board
Is Cooperating With
Architects, Producers

A Nationwide movement to raise
standards of design and construc-
ton of homes costing not more than
5000 will be carried out by the
American Institute of Architects and
the Producers Council, a national
organization of manufacturers of
building materials, in cooperation
with the Federal Home Loan Bank
Board.
A primary objective is to eliminate
the risks which have caused wide
spread financial distress among
home owners in the lower income
groups, according to the announce
ment of Edward Bergstrom of Los
Angeles, president of the institute.
An all-inclusive building service pro-
tecting the small home owner will
be extended to every locality in the
United States.
The poorly designed and poorly
constructed houses which are being
supplied annually in great quantities
to small house owners are precarious
investments for those who buy or
loan on them" Mr.. Bergstrom said.
The original purchasers generally
pay the peak prices for their prop
critics, the values of which depreciate
quickly and increasingly because of
the rapid and continuing deteriora-
tion of the buildings and inevitable
obsolescence of the uninteresting
neighborhoods resulting from the
monotonous repetition of common
place house designs.
Can Ill Afford Risk.
'The need for architectural serv-
Ice in connection with the construc-
tion of houses for the low income
groups in the United States has long
been recognized Persons in these
groups can least afford to take any
risk in their investments.
|, THE risks that have been i'm
posed upon them in the past were
dramatically demonstrated in the ex-
perience of the Home Owners Loan
Corp, organized to come to the res
cue of owners about to lose their
homes through foreclosures of exist
Ing mortgages.
"Of approximately 1000 900 homes
that were refinanced by the corpora
ton and thereby saved to the own
ers, 1t is stated that more than 30O,-
600 were so badly planned, con-
structed and equipped that they did
not afford reasonable security even
for the readjusted loans and that
Evening star., 1940-03-16
Service
Subject Of Survey
By Really Board
n Stotes and One
Conodion Province
Reply to Questions

In janitorial service for walkup
apartment buildings the average
wage In cities over the country
shows no appreciable difference In
pay per month for the full-time
man and the part-time man, II you
figure the earnings of each per
apartment unit served.
This Is one fact Of the detail
brought to light by the Institute of
Real Estate Management of the
National Association Of Real Estate
Boards In q survey it has just COM
pleted In so cities over the country
on janitorial services and what they
comprise in this commonest type Of
apartment building.
The survey, first OF a series that
is being made through the institutes
Committee on Experience Exchange,
has gathered data of kind never
before brought together, sketching
a fact picture of this sector OF
present-day real estate administra-
ton.
In the forthcoming issue of the
Journal Of Certified Property Mana
gers, findings Of the survey are
summarized. "The management of
real estate is big business'-one of
the biggest in the country. But it
has lacked adequate exchange of
information concerning vital phases
Of operation" the summarizing ar
ticle points out. The present study,
assembling and tabulating reports
from members Of the institute taken
from the records of buildings under
their management, the journal
states, 'Discloses for the first time
information that should be inval-
liable as beginning in this activ-
ity" Of exchange of management
facts.
Pay Higher in Cities.
Reports, while they came from
70 States and one Canadian prov
ince, are as yet too thin a sampling
and so far too largely from the Gen.
trail States and the East to make
possible the drawing of definite
conclusions as to the country as q
whole, the committee warns. Size
Of cities covered in the study was
well distributed. Fourteen were
cities of 100000 population and over
with reports from them covering
1896 units in 116 buildings. Twenty
were cities of 100000 to SOC, 900 pop
ulation, with reports from them
covering 1912 units in 64 buildings.
Sixteen were cities with a popula-
ton below 100000 with reports from
them covering 838 units in 20 build
ings.
Average wage per unit per month
for the large cities was q cents
higher than for the medium size
cities. and IS cents higher than for
the small cities reporting.
OF the 209 janitors whose condi-
tions of work were studied, 66 per
cent are full-time employees. In the
large and medium sized cities, 70
per cent of the janitors are on full
time. while in the small cities only
80 per cent give their entire time to
the work.
The average length of service for
the men is four and a half years, al
though one 20-year service record
was noted Colored employees as
janitors Of apartment buildings have
better than average record In this
respect. Their national average
length of service reported is five
Evening star., 1940-03-16

and one-sixth years, that of white
employees four and one-fourth years.
Some Do Repair Work.
How far is the janitor simply
building custodian? How far is he
maintenance man? How far is he
becoming building engineer? How
far is his work yielding operating
records that will build a national
fund Of building experience. In
walk-up apartments over the coun-
try, 1t is almost universally the jani-
Evening star., 1940-03-16
Mail Across River
Tukes u Duvs

SCHAFFHAUSEN, Switzerland.-
Inhabitants of German and Swiss
Rhine villages separated only by the
river, across which they might throw
Swiss franc we're they not so
thrifty, are complaining about the
mail service.
Evening star., 1940-03-16
| Business Woman
| Needs Beauty
| In Home

The woman who goes to business
needs attractive surroundings to
come home to" far more than the
housewife who is able to spend part
Of her day in her garden and circu-
lates In several different environ
ments.
The business woman spends most
Of her day in an environment of
Evening star., 1940-03-16
Record Cold No Help
In Checking Insects
By TIE Associated presS

BY TIE Associated Press.
COLUMBIA, Mo.-This winters
record-breaking cold spell didn't
kill of as many insects as farmers
seem to think, says Leonard Hase-
man, Missouri College of Agriculture
entomologist.
Insects such as grasshoppers, the
Evening star., 1940-03-16

There were only 10 traffic fatalities
in the District during the first two
months Of this year, rs compared
with IA during q similar period in
1889. This is . decrease of approx
mstely 20 per cent,
Evening star., 1940-03-16
Alumni to Dine Toniaht

The Washington Chapter of West
ern Maryland University alumni
will hold dinner at Z o'clock to-
night in Congressional Country
Club. with Roy Davis as speaker.
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