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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1934
Page
26
A church may obtain a federal Housing Administration loan for alterations and improvements if the work becomes a permanent part of the structure. The FHA says contract of insurance for modernization covers repairs and alterations including heating systems and pipe organs, with approval by the lending institution.
A practical home improvement column covers termite prevention moisture control and foundation protection plus lightning safety weather stripping and waterproofing. It details raised floor cleansing, modern tile substitutes, lighting, outlets, heaters, and color schemes for updating a bathroom on a budget.
White and ivory enamel on woodwork impart charm and restfulness, radiate light, and create dignity harmonizing with any drapery or furniture. Many homeowners under the better housing program are expected to refinish woodwork in their homes.
William W. Woodbridge, manager of the cedar shingle industry, argues quality materials in the federal housing act program save money over time. He notes durable shingles resist weather and reduce costly repairs, predicting rising orders for Washington and Oregon manufacturers as government housing activity begins.
The article explains dampness in cellars stems from porous stone cement and brick walls. It suggests inexpensive damp proofing by installing sheet copper or similar materials on walls and floor using asphalt or pitch. The result is a healthier home and increased property value.
The Producers' Council led by J. C. Bebb endorses the federal housing administration program for nationwide home modernization and repairs. Members plan an educational drive to inform owners about improved products and methods, expecting increased construction activity and job gains as the FHA stabilizes mortgages and supports industry.
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