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DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 31, 1D29 sw am a a i Uti flpn. 1 -r rvrw aO-SI aaaatnasaw- wwnvtr afrA A Million Dollar View 600,000 Daily Pass On Avenue More than 600,000 persons, 100,000 of whom ride in 60,000 motor cars, daily pass along Madison ave. from 42d to 50th according to a traffic survey just completed by E. A. Johnson, vice president of the 400 Madison Avenue corporation.

The survey was conducted during the ten hours of the business day, from 8 a. m. until 6 p. m. (r PROFIT TO BUYER IN NEIGHBORHOOD UNIT UNFORESEEN Hv CLARK DOMCE.

Heal Estate Editor In prcHrnting its plan for the "nt'ijrriborlMHid unit" form of community development, the Regional I'lan of New York and Its Environs ured its adoption by real estate milidividers and developers within the area known as metropolitan New York, basing its claims for puitahilitv upon the theory that it will afford 'Home life with the safety, convenience, economy, comfort and opportunity for cultural development for which millions of crowded, liampcred and distracted city dwellers have yearned." Three projects are cited as (mining examples of the neighborhood unit, system of promoting happier home life the Forest Hills Garden development in Queens borough; the suburban MEMBERSHIP AND ASSETS OF LOAN SOCIETIES GAIN (Special to the DAILY SEWS) Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 30. Although building loan associations have recorded tremendous gains in membership and resources since the war, there has been a steady withdrawal from one and two-family houses to apartment houses since 1924, according to Willard K. Denton, vice president and treasurer of the Railroad Co-operative Building Loan association. Denton revealed the anomalous condition here today in an address before the annual convention of the United States League of Local Building Loan associations.

He said: during 1924 more than 60 per cent, of the families in 257 cities were provided with either one or two-family dwellings, while only 31 per cent, were housed in apartment- dwellings. "Whereas, families provided for in one and two-family dwellings decreased by 19 per cent, since 1924, and the number of families provided for in apartment houses had increased 23 per cent." Building loan associations in the country now number 12,700, according to Denton, and membership has increased 200 per cent, since 1918, now totaling persons. Resources Increased 332 per cent, in the same period, reaching a grand total at present of CRADLED IN A SETTING of forested hills, Lake Peekskill, shown above, rests at the foot of the mammoth log cabin club house that J. E. McGolrick, president of the McGolrick Realty company, built for purchasers of lots in his Lake Peekskill development.

The acreage, which provides varied outdoor recreation for property buyers will gross $2,000,000 when sold, nearly $400,000 already having been expended on improvements. HOMES OF ARID LANDS NESTLE AMID CANALS 0 If tBi. ij (. At 'Bh MMIAW I Nf-f Wit Hirr if y.f jT-Z VP 'I UjM ((( tn'il'' JIMII'KI'. INK I I f- Cr'' L.

WE FINANCE THE CASH $20 MONTHLY ON PRINCIPAL GIVES YOU TITLE WITH WARRANTY DEED Poured CONCRETE Streets IN and PAID FOR G. L. BLISS CHOSEN George L. Bliss, vice-president of the Franklin Society for Home Building and Savings, was elected president of the American Savings, Building and Loan Institute last Monday. SOLID BRICK- 6-Room House with Garagt IN JAMAICA Finished Street City Sewers $5950 PR.lCE Lam plot, driveway, all modern con-venienees, steam heat, electricity.

TestHmle entrance, tiled kitchen and bath, paniuet floor, "Craflex" panelled decorations, English type borne, alate gable roof. Small cash dimn, balance easy terms. One block to transit and store, near school jtrrt chnrrhes. BURNE TJADEN 145-06 Jamaica Jamaica, N. T.

Sr. 143 St. I'honw Jamaica Open EvrningR and Sundays Get off at Queens Blvd. station of Jamaica T. line (14M ft.

ts.il). alk il blocks east to property office. Parquet floors Tile bath Built-in Pembroke tub Wall shower, pedestal basin Built-in porcelain fixtures Steam heat with hot water attachment Cas heater Extra toilet off kitchen Stairway to large Boored attic Decorations to suit purchaser. Beautiful electric fixtures Shades Asbestos roof Sidewalks and curbs aa ma S33 Monthly On Principal GIVES YOU TITLE WITH WARRANTY DEED Npw one family DETACHED Enpliph Colonial Home, large plot (40x100) with PRIVATE driveway, eijrht larpe well-planned rooms (lath and plaster), spacious closets. foyer entrance with fuest closets and plate mirror door.

Eneloped sun parlor, livins room with dual stairway, tapestry brick fireplace (coal or wood), dressing- alcove off master bedroom, parquet floors throtlg-hout. tile bath with built-in Pembroke tub and stall shower, built-in porcelain fixtures, medicine cabinet with full mirror door, tile kitchen with white enamel cabinet sras ranye. full apron white enamel sink, breakfast room with five piece set. built-in china closets. EXTRA TOILET off kitchen, pantry with icebox drain, broom closet, full stairway to third floor room, shades, artistic decorations, beautiful electric fixtures, full cellar under entire house, 3x8 beams, steam heat with hot water attachment, gas heater.

BRASS plumbing-, copper boiler, Johns-Manville asbestos elate roof, copper leaders, putters and flaiiinjErs, sodded lawns, shrubs, sidewalks and curbs, finished street, five minutes walk to stations, stores, school and churches, iiti minutes to Jvew York or Brooklyn. $S2 Monthly Pays 4 Interest and Principal 145-16 JAMAICA JAMAICA, N. Y. TEL. JAMAICA 3017 I5y MILDRED LOVELL.

The Freeport Bay Estates, Free-port, L. offers a haven to the sentimental tourist. Taking a leaf from the history of Venice, this company of realtors has surrounded and intersected its property with smiling lagoons, soft flowing canals, and a beach which brings reminiscences of the famous continental Lido. Each row of houses claims an avenue of water for its own. The chariot for the dwellers in this community takes the form of a motor boat or, if your purse is slimmer, a row boat.

The landscape, therefore, is dotted with all types of watercraft in addition to the usual flora. Outlines Broken A charming little model home on east Redell well within the price of the a erage reader, carries out still further the European motif. It is Hispano-Moorish in architecture with an extravagantly 3 rf r- air Hispano-Moorish home. arched stucco porch and a curving Spanish tiled roof. Quaint rectangular windows, decorative in purpose and flanking the porch, break the expanse of stucco into an alluring irregular outline.

Five rooms on one floor and a tiny attic for storage, comprise the interior of this house. The kitchen contains an arched breakfast nook with a window trimmed in wTought iron. A back entrance in the kitchen leads to the boiler room and garage. Green Tiling. Two adequate bedrooms, each with a closet, bask in the streaming sunlight at the back of the New one-family Colonial home Very select neighborhood Worth $7,500 6 large, well-planned rooms Lata and plaster Spacious closets Large plot with private driveway Sua parlor Furnished breakfast aoolc Tiled kitchen Fall apron white enamel sink White enamel fas range Pantry with icebox drain Few Minutes to Stores, Churches, Schools and Transportation I i-Tti5 ll Mexican-llopi Indian house.

house. The bathroom between them is done in tiles of soft green and black. A spacious living room branching subtly into a dining room completes the interior of this Spanish abode which can be bought for $7,295. If the atmosphere of Spain does not suit your fancy, then walk a few steps to the adjoining property and inspect the exotic Mex-ican-Hopi Indian 'dobe house, an architectural transplantation from the great Southwest. BABYLON SEEKING CAUSEWAY ROUTE Inspired by the completion of the Jones Beach causeway, from Wantagh to the Jones Beach park, Babylon, L.

city leaders last week instituted a survey to determine the most feasible route for a causeway and bridge across the Great South Bay between Babylon and Oak Island beach. The distance is about five miles. BUILDING COST LOWER Cubic foot cost of building construction in the metropolitan district during the first half of 1929 was 2 per cent, lower than during the last half of 1928, according to Allen E. Beals, in the current Dow Sen-ice Daily Building Reports. SALES ACTIVE Sales approximating $140,000 for Bronx and Westchester properties were made within three days last week by the Ilaring Blumenthal Realty corporation.

arid iST cl I I upLOWEST PRICE IN QUEENS $52 MONTHLY PAYS INTEREST and PRINCIPAL or---i Neighborhood Unit I'lan. community created at Sunnyside Gardens, I I. by the City Housing corporation, and the same corporation's model industrial town at liadburn, N. J. Certain features of the neighborhood unit system that win commendation from the originators, such as Savings in street improvement costs; saving of to the subdivider with a tract of 1G0 acres and sites for business and institutions offer an increased financial return which is seldom realized by tlit developer.

The. question probably will arise In the minds cf many of the millions in New York: What is the future profit in a home site purchased ia development outlined under the neighborhood unit system? Exchange Uoster Revealed Officials of the New York Teal Estate Securities Exchange, which is scheduled to open Oct. 1, yesterday announced that the following whose last names begin with through to had purchased trailing scats: Samuel Levy, Frederick Lewis, Emlen T. Eittel, Edward A. MacDougall, John V.

Mae.Miiler, Daniel Edward Me-Avoy, Lawrence McGuire, Clarence (I. Martens, Joseph M. Lewis H. May, John Joseph Mcenun, Cyrus C. Miller, Joseph Milner, David M.

Milton, Armin ll. Mittlemann, Kichard II. Moeller, Herbert Jacques Morris. Harris H. Mur-dock.

William liryan Nash, Max N. Natanson ami Charles Noyes. Also. Jerome Roland O'Con-nell. Thomas J.

O'Reilly, Vincent C. I'eppe, Renjamin M. Ehillips, Harry I). I'hillips. J.

II. N. Potter, Aaron Kabino-wits. S. Herbert Riesner, Fran-fit F.

Rosenbaum, Herman S. Posenbaum, Abraham L. Ros-Mr and Gor( S. Kunk. BUHGALOW $6,350 Gives You Title With Warranty Deed New one family detached stucco bunsr-alow.

large plot (3.000 so. .) with private driveway: in very select neighborhood, 6 large rooms (lath and plaster), spacious closets, stairway to large attic. Colonial vestibule entrance with guest closet, parquet floors, colored tile bath, built-in Pembroke tub and wall shower, built-in porcelain fixtures, linoleum on kitchen floor, white enamel gas range, full apron white enamel sink, built-tn ironing board, pantry with ice-box drain, steam heat, hot water attachment, gas heater, artistic stippled wood panel decorations, beautiful electric fixtures, shades, awnings, full cellar under entire house, 3x8 beams, tapestry brick stoop, lawns and shrubs, sidewalks and curbs, finished street; five minutes walk to stores, schools, churches and station; 28 minutes to New York or Brooklyn. $55 Monthly Pays Interest and Principal On Contract On Title line BUYS BEAUTIFUL PER MONTH NEW 2-FAMILY BRICK HOUSE WITH OR WITHOUT GARAGE 15 minutes from Timet Sq. 5c FARE.

Over 65 houses already sold. Every modern improvement, sewera, paved street, no assessments HI-TERRACE HOMES, INC. 48th St. and Laurel Hill Woodside, L. I.

STIllwell 9045. niRfTTIONH Tali I. R. T. or lid Ayr.

(Floxlllnc line-) to Bliss St. Miiatlim. Hulk nnn liliH'k north ta 4Mth St. tnrn rich! four lilurku to proprrtr. Near 14flth Next to Electric light Co.

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