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and builder; Lewis w. Giles, 4428
Hunt place NE, designer: to erect
addition, 513 C street NE; to cost
$500.
Joseph Rozansky, 1924 K street
NV. owner and builder; John
Marcus Hallett. designer; to erect
one l-story brick restaurant addi-
ton, 1924 K street NV; to cost
$500.
Stanley Company of America,
5000 Fourteenth street NV, owner;
Mohler Construction Co., 1928 Con-
necticut avenue NV, builder; E. T.
Johnson, designer; to make repairs,
5000 Fourteenth street NV; to cost
$500.
Jacobs Transfer Co., Inc, 81
Pierce street NV, owner; Warren
Spencer. Inc. 1850 Jonquill street
NV, builder and designer: to make
repairs, 81 Pierce street NE; to cost
$3.50.
Lee Cassel, 5000 D street Sc,
owner and builder; L. w. Giles, 4428
Hunt place NE, designer; to erect
one l-story frame dwelling, 5100
Drake place Sc; to cost $4O0.
M. M. Gabriel. 1900 M street NV,
owner; E. w. Gyme, designer; to
make repairs, 1900 M street NV;
to cost $525.
A. Levy, l773 Columbia road NV,
owner, builder and designer; to
make repairs, 1923 Ontario road
NV; to cost $500.
Mrs. Esther B. Moringstar, 2419
Thirtieth street NE, owner: Allied
Asphalt Products Corp, 912 New
York avenue NV. builders; to make
repairs, 2419 Thirtieth street NE;
to cost $500.
Evening star., 1942-05-02
Home Borrowers Puy
Ahead of Schedule

An increasing reversal of the psy-
chology OF two and three years ago
when borrowers on homes wanted
the longest possible time to pay
out and the smallest possible month
ly payments is seen by the United
States Savings and Loan League
in the payments of many of today's
borrowers ahead of schedule.
Mounting receipts Of the savings,
building and loan associations from
their borrowers indicate not only
that the great majority are keeping
up their payments on time, but also
that those getting better money
than they have for years are using
it to reduce their debts further
than required in a great many in
stances.
AT the rate some of the borrow
ers are stepping ahead of their
contractual payments. the 10 and
20 year loans of some years back
will end up as 15-year loans, or even
shorter period obligations. COM
mented Ralph H. Cake, Portland,
Greg, chairman of the leagues
Home Building and Home Owning
Committee. TT is interesting to
note that in An emergency like the
Present the traditional principles
Of American economic thought re-
assert themselves in the average
individual, who begins to feel that
extra money coming in ought to be
used to pay debts, and that the
sooner he owns his own home free
and clear the safer his family will
be-"
Evening star., 1942-05-02

Banks, 2540 Stanton road Sc, de-
signer; to erect one 2-story brick
cinder block and frame dwelling,
1921 Twentieth street Sc; to cost
$4,000.
Harvey R. and Ethel Oliver, e31
H street NV, owner; Washington
Housing Corp, 93l H street NV.
builder; Claughton West, 1920 K
street NV. designer; to erect ma
sonry addition, 3 stories; to cost
$4,000.
Joseph w. Portner, 1902 Lanier
place NV, owner; Griffith Con-
struction Co., 1413 New York avenue
NV, builder; to make repairs,
1914 Georgia avenue NV; to cost
$1,000.
DR.. S. L. Tabb, 5420 Kansas ave-
nue. NV, owner; J. Marcus Hal
lett. 6525 Piney Branch road NV,
designer; to erect one 1-story brick
and cinder block dwelling, addition,
5420 Kansas avenue NV; to cost
81 1,500.
Howard Cleaners, 416 Fifth street
NV, owner; Standard ConStruc-
ton Co., 416 Fifth street NV,
builders; to make repairs, South
Capitol and o streets S.W.; to cost
$4,000.
Mrs. H. M. Jackley. 1861 c street
NE, owner; A. G. Sprier, 200 Blaine
street NE, builder and designer;
to make repairs, 1861 C street NE;
to cost $500.
Charles w. Cuthbertsen. 22O6
Evart street NE, owner; Woodbridge
Realty Co., Inc, 1881 Rhode Island
avenue NE, builder; to make re-
pairs, 2206 Evart street NE; to cost
$500.
Stanton Theatre Corp, 1911
Rhode Island avenue NE. owner
Evening star., 1942-05-02
Permits
Continued From Page BID

avenue NV, designer; to erect II
two-story brick fats four units) 2O01
to 20l7, 2l01 to 2l17, 22O1 to 2225 M
street NE; to cost $4,000.
Tracy & Co, 1719 K street NV,
owners and builders: Edmund w.
Dreyfuss, 1919 Thirteenth street
NV, designer; to erect one 3-story
brick and cinder block apartment
(48 units, 4815 North Capitol street +;
to cost SIPS 900.
Monco Realty Co., 1414 Monroe
street NV, owner and builder
George T. Santmyers, 1410 H street
NV, designer; to erect rs two-story
brick and cinder block dwellings
SOFA to 5000 Sargent road NE; to
cost $78, 900.
David r. Ison, 1886 Connecticut
avenue, owner and builder; J. H
Abel, 1886 Connecticut avenue, de.
signer; to erect six 2-story brich
fats a units, 101 Brandywint
street. 1902 to 4214 First street Sc
/ to cost 5000 each.
D. S. Dunigan, Inc, Tower Build
ing, builder; George T. Santmyers
14l0 H street NV, designer; to
erect five 2-story brick and cinde1
block flats, 5110-14 Fort Totten and
14-l8-22 Gallatin street NE; tc
cost $4,000.
A. Taylor, 2l5 Florida avenue
NV, owner and builder; Ulysses
Evening star., 1942-05-02
Scholarship Contest
For Architects Opens

Opening of the third annual COM
petition for the $1,000 Arnold w.
Drummer Scholarship of the New
York Chapter of the American In
stitute of Architects for advanced
research in architecture is an
nounced by Harvey Stevenson,
chapter president.
All citizens of the United States
engaged in the profession of archi-
lecture, regardless of place of resi-
dence, are eligiblei Candidates,
however, must have adequate pro-
fessional background, more ad-
vanced and broader in scope than is
generally implied by undergraduate
architectural school training.
The scholarship provides for "the
pursuit of advanced study in some
special field of architectural in
vestigation selected by the candi-
date" Candidates are required to
submit their qualifications, together
with briefs or outlines of the in
vestigations or studies they propose
to undertake, to the chapter head
quarters, lis East Fortieth street,
New York City, before May Is. The
winner will be announced about
June l.
Evening star., 1942-05-02

OCATeD on quiet street. short dstonee from the
l. l. George Washington Memorial Boulevard this
home constructed in 1875, is offered for sole due to
a change in the owners plons On street where the
rich trodtion of the hos been carefully preserved
its ivy -monted wos look out completely privots
and rore old garden of on ocre.
Despite Necessary nnodernizotion, this house hos
retained oil Of its Colonial charm and appeal floor
rooms include wide center hall with impressive
way TO the third floor; t~o WE'LL proportioned drawing
rooms, one either side of the ho with hand carved
nrontes inside poneled shutters ond poneIed chair
board; oroe stepd down dining with Colonial oonte
tionked on either side by original cupboords An
usuo orched- window side of the opens
on brick terroce Just off the dining room tbs
original kitchen hos been converted into charming
supper room wide old fireplace with original erons
and Dutch lends informal dir to this roonn
Ensy accessible to the garden be gracefully
for infornol entertaining.
On the second floor ore two unusually orqe bed.
rooms, OF the some proportions the drawing rooms
below, each with firepIoees and original cupboods two
other bedrooms, eooh with frepIoce; two boths and
n'oids room and both. Two loree the third
floor with spoce for both costly be converted into
additional bedrooms Also This floor ore the oroinoi
old Stoves ouorters with stoirwoy TO the kitchen.
Evening star., 1942-05-02
How to Point Bottles

Attractive flower vases and lamp
stands can be made by painting the
inside of clean, well-formed glass
jugs and bottles. Pour the enamel
into the bottle and rotate until the
entire surface is covered, then drain
out the remaining paint. If desired,
decalcomania transfer patterns can
be applied to the outside for deco
ration.
Evening star., 1942-05-02
New BUILDING Unit Members

New members of Washington
Building Congress. reported by H.
A. Johns. chairman of the Member
ship Committee, include: Commis-
sioner Herbert Emmerich, Federal
Public Housing Authority; S. D.
Moses. Harry S. Woody, v. P. Lofts
Co., M. Falsea Tile Works, Morris
Cafritz, E. Burton Corning. j. M.
Dagger, Thomas Somerville, Sd, and
L. z. Rohlader.
Evening star., 1942-05-02
Realtors Association
Plans Farley 10 Study
Current Problems
Board of Directors
To Consider Effects of
War at Session May u

Important phases of the war ef-
Tort are essentially real estate prob
lens, the National Association of
Real Estate Boards pointed out to-
day in announcing meeting of its
Board of Directors for a review of
all real estate affected by the war
The meeting is set for Chicago
May %.
The association lists the follow
Ing war effort developments as
realty problems:
l. The stepped-up program of
land accumulation for the Army
and Navy for whom the Justice
Department is now obtaining land
totaling 100000 acres. 2. The ap-
praisal problem in connection with
this and other governmental land
acquisition 3. The leasing problem
for structures to be used by Fed
eral agencies, now sometimes in
competition with each other for
space. 4. Industrial plant needs for
war production. S. War housing
with F. H. A. amendments now
getting rapid action in Congress to
back private building with private
financing for large portion of all
war housing. 6. Rent stabilization
in the war production centers. 7.
Priorities to insure both mainte-
nance and full utilization of existing
residential structures. g. Tire, gaso-
line and automobile rationing for
the men engaged in war housing
production, land assembly work for
the Government and the placement
of war workers in satisfactory living
quarters.
A meeting of the Realtors Wash
ington Committee, made up of heads
of the associations institutes and
divisions, will be held as part of
the directors meeting. Coincidental
meetings are scheduled of the gov
erning bodies of the American In
stitute of Real Estate Appraisers,
the Home Builders Institute of
America, the National Institute of
Real Estate Brokers and their i'm
portant committees on May 81. All
meetings are to be held at the
Drake Hotel.
John w Galbreath, Columbus,
Ohio, first vice president of N. A. r.
E. B., has been appointed chairman
of the Realtors Washington Com
mittee, which meets in Washington
monthly for conferences with Fed
eral officials on real estate problems
arising in the war program. Mem
bers of the committee, who are rep
resenting the association in these
discussions in their various special
lied fields, are the following:
William MacRoSsie, Greenwich,
Conn; Robert G. Nordblom, Boston;
e. L. Grain, Houston, president,
Home Builders Institute of Amer
lea; Walter S. Schmidt, Cincinnati, |
president Society of Industrial Real |
tors; Frank c. Owens. Atlanta, pres |
ident National Institute OF Real
Estate Brokers; Robert B. Whitaker, !
Kenosha, Wis, representative of |
the brokers' institute, and Boyd T. |
Barnard, Philadelphia.
To consider industrial plant loca-
ton as it relates to the war pro-
gram the Society of Industrial Real
tors has called meeting OF its |
governing council in New York City |
May 7. The all-day meeting. to be
held at the Biltmore Hotel, will !
Immediately precede the two-day
Joint conference there of the presi-
dents and secretaries of real estate
boards and State real estate asso-
Citations of the Central Atlantic and
New England States.
Evening star., 1942-05-02
AGENCY Is Purchased

The real estate agency of Kelley,
Steele & Branner has been pur-
chased by Clifton D. Kelley and
Claude E. Branner, who will operate
the business under the name OF
Kelley g. Branner. it was an
nounced today. The agency was
organized in 1887 and has Offices
at 1927 I street NV.
Evening star., 1942-05-02
Purchase Leesbura Farm

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred H. Christian
son of Washington have purchased
an s2-acre farm at Leesburg, Va,
from L. M. Newberry, it was re-
ported today.
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Cummings (Gnt-) 6eilianng in
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Selisiprednns bes nnsariidjcn
&iidlpfs Yrulasfa

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iites anr Shaiiung bon Seimltotten
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|nls oic Salfte. 8icie Mneaben be
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Tittpod. Sen s. snri 1942s

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gr bridt Sic perbartetlten @eipillen
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lntionorica americano) als Die gr0b-
te @efobr fir Die relieiolen Sssbeale
in 3entrnl= llno Siioamerifa be3eid)'
net. uDos Apriitaproerornul', 10
fiibrte er aus, ubiloete einel 9enein-
ianen 8ooen ,no elm eencinIames
SoIunesport fiir Die agnoltilben.
atbeiitiiben nno inoifferenten @rnp.
pen sSsbero Mnerifos, oie ole @ott.
lpitafeit bes Somietparaoieies an Die
Stelle bes trabitionellen driltliben
@labens ser 0epolferung Siioame.
rifas ieten mobten'. Sic ltaatlieb
betriebene 8oblt0tiafeit - fiigte er
bin5ll = iit gum eroBen Seil fir ben
5eitipeilieen Stililtano in morriitiSber
apriita Aaitation perantiportlib; bies
lit beionbers in Heru Der San, 100
iih Die 8esueeung ols politilbe Bar-
tel orgoniiiert bate. slls beionoers
hurricanes @eaellmittel eeaen bas
,,nlarriitiide @ift' in Siioamerifa
be5eibnete Srof. Sbornine hie reli.
gioie @r5iebung mo Die Anipenbnng
Der bonn 81. Stubl nieoereelegten
@rrnbiase iiber ben ioaialen Mieoer-
alfba1 in allen iiioamerifanilben
Eepublife,t.
X X X
ssingerabbriide aller 3aHbesbeiuuhner
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-08

| pellerer SpHlIa9sDelt19Nn4 Ut auu
ein notpenoieer Shritt aur @ieoer-
perbriitlibilng 5ranfreibs.
!6eiliamc &rieasIebren
Ser &rieg lit ein. Strafeerid)t, ei.
nc Seimlnbnng 8ottes a,l oie Men Id)-
belt, cine iener nlohtieen &atoltro-
pbe,1 oeren iid Die Goriebl,ug be.
oient, nm oie irre geiporoene MenItl-
bcit 5,t @ott nno 5u lid) ielb1t 5l1riid
aufiibrel. = + Or. S. 9. ggger,
.S.S.9.
sSSlt leinenl 8nhe ,2eioensIhule' .
brinet Der neritprbene 8il1of 9r.
Yalll 8ilbelm bon Geppeler bon Hot=
te,lburg cine Heibe eeiltreiber llr.
teiie iiber Die gSirt,lneen bes &rie.
aes:
Scr &rieg lit cine 2eibensfur fir
Nationen, ein operatiper @inariff in
fronfe Solferorganismen, eine Spe.
ration allf 2ebc1 1lno 800 nit gro.
Bem 8llltperlult, nit ibtperen Mnl=
pntotionelt. 9a muB es ii1 aeieelr,
OBJ Der Srganismus nod 2ebeusfroft
aenng bot ,,nl bieien giuerifi al
iibcrlteben llno ooburb sll geIlnoen.
anoernfolls briht er auIommen poer
bleibt Elm &riippel."
Scr &rieg 1T oos Gollmob aller
nnr eroenfliben Qeioe,. @r lit audi
ein Sebrer I'M eroBen Stil. St erteilt
@taienunterribt. ST opinet ganae
Golfer nnb @robnladtc in ieine barte
SdnIe. Sn menieen 2ebrItunoen
tpirft ct fiinitlihc @ebGube oer Belt=
'peilen, ean5e &eiben BON Meltau-
ihmmngen Der spoheebiioeten ipie
&artenbanier 1lnL itoBt ssoeen,
@rnnoiate, 8erturteile, Die berr=
iheno getuorben iparen, iiber ben
Saufen. @r 8tpinet Die Menidbeit,
ut eritonnlid f,lraer 3eit nn3ulernen,
eana moereu MaBitab anal,legen, re-
lpettnoa an bebanoeln ipas |ie bod.
getpertet bate. Ser &riea i1t Elm Ne.
llsionslebrer elm Yropbet Der nit
Der 9onneritimme ieiner &anonen
ben unelanben Die 2el,anung uno
Sditernns iab 5nm S6peieen brinst
i1no IN Die t@eloiiien ber Meni9beit
bineinrnft oie ee'naltieen Morte
Sb,l nno Siibne, 500 nno gtpigfeit,
@ott ,mo gBriitus."
y r.. So.
"and, ein -@raieber 9roben- Stills
lift Der ariee. gr fabrt berb brein
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1942-07-08

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Cine &eibe franoSiiiber 8ifh0fc.
befabt fib nit benz -Yroblem beS