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2 For Ad ResultB BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, SUNDAY, JULY 21, 1538 Telephone MAIti '4-6000 Inter-City Homes have tx and a half large rooms and featsjtre a re Civil Service Men BOARD OFFICIAL I I Sales 'Get Hot' Says Bay View With Weather, Heights Builder Transit Board Asked to Extend Djkcr Heights Has New Croup Astoria Development Reports Many Sales IntCT-City homps 33d Ave. and Crescent Astoria, continue to attract an unprecedented mid-Summer buying interest, it was announced by Lou Zang. -ales director. Recent purchasers included F. Hankers.

J. Murray. P. Farrell, G. Claber, P.

Sullivan and A. Ross. REAL APARTMENTS BROOKLYN APARTMENTS fine? Locnlion MODERATE RENTALS On 'Buying Guterman Declares Civil Service employes have started widespread home buying of their own. It was re ported yesterday by Samuel Guterman of Guterman Brothers, builders of 120 modern dwellings at 84th St. and Astoria Boulevard, Jackson HetgTits.

Announcing several recent sales to Civil Service workers. Mr. Guterman pointed out tliat this year's revision of the FHA home buying plan has proved to be of especial value to city employes whose Jobs lire protected by the tenure laws. "Policemen, firemen and teachers, who are certain to be retired In their advanced year by virtue of the contributions they make to their retirement funds, are definitely Interested in the FHA plan that offers free and clear home ownership through monthly installments on mortgages," Mr. Guterman explained.

"With definite pensions assured by the city and State these woikers realize that they can enjuv the most comfortable life in their old age with a home of their own held free and clear of any encumbrance. To them the FHA plan means that they will be entirely freed of any monthly rent claims against the pensions they will receive." The new model home recently opened by the Guterman Brothers In Jackson Heights has attracted steady flow of visitors. It was erected as a "yardstick" to gauge popular demand for modern conveniences in the moderate price class. The builders Included such features as dropped living room, completely wood-paneled recreation room, fireplace, oil burner, extra lavatory and heated garage In the dwelling. REAL ESTATE ception room, sun porch ad heated garaite.

They Include mny new efficiency housekeeping; lacillues are priced under $6,000. Th' property is Just three blocks from the Broadway station of the I. R. B. M.

T. and 2d Ave. L. with a live-cent fare and only 10 minutes Xket to Manhattan. ESTATE APARTMENTS 7110-20 RIDGE BOULEVARD 3 Roossi $54 $65 a boh Ik 4 Rooms $80 a saoalk 5 Rooms $85 to $92 a asontk Every spacious room fives you plenty of lnht and pmr or air because they are ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS Additional advantaees of Klrctrolux Refrigeration: Door Service: Beautiful Landscaped Oarden: Roof Garden with marvelous view of the Bay.

Apply on premises or CHAUNCEY REAL ESTATE CO LTD, 149 PIERREPONT ST. MAIN eJ at 9W PIERREPO.T ST. 2' Rooms $75 a montk 4 Rooms 2 $100 to $110 A triumph of modern apartment planning. Light, spacious rooms that are: really pleasant. 5 minutes from Wall Street.

15 minutes from Times Square and Grand Central. Apply on premises or RIKER CO. 201 MONTAGUE ST. TR. 8-1234 Trustees 122 East 42 St.

CA. 3-3200 race (zoutt 5 ROOMS across the river from Wall Street, offer living. Many of the apartments afford a I farlior- Uniformed service at all hours- 7002 RIDGE BOULEVARD 2 Rmu $40 a Bontk 3 Ro to $55 a Math 5 $75 a eaontli If you're lookini for an excellent BUY Just slance at all the advantaeea this modern six-story apartment building has to offer: Spacious rooms. ALL OUT9IDI EXPOSURE: beautiful ROOF GARDENS: smart new AWNINOS and SCREENS: automatic refrigeration. Apply on premises or CHAUNCEY REAL ESTATE LTD.

149 PIERREPONT ST. MAIN 4-4300 8613 FT. HAMILTON P'K'Y 4 Koobi $64 to $7 a month Beautiful new ROOP TERRACE, with magnificent view of Dyker Heights Golf Course and the Bay. Is but one of the many advantaeea you'll find In this modern apartment building. Each apartment boaste of large, airy rooms and every conceivable modern improvement.

Apply on premises or TRANK A. BADOLATO, 28 COURT ST. or S417 11th Ave. TRIANOLE 5-2952 or BEn. 6-6050 Above properties owned by B-K Otto C.

Prellwitz has Just completed several new one-family detached homes on 118th St. between 149th and 150th Bay View-Heights, adjoining Ozone Park. Commenting on the hordes of visitors during the Summer. Mr. Prellwitz said: "The hotter the dav the more people we have on our prop-' erty.

From all indications this is go- Ing to be a banner season from a buyer's angle. To meet the anticipated demand for new homes I am going forward with additional construction in the same locality within a price range that will enable those with average income to become property owners and qualify under the FHA ten. percent down payment plan. "The homes we now have ready for Inspection are of brick and stone construction, fully detached, each on Eight Parcels Left Out of 197 in Two Astoria Projects With a total of 1J7 new dwellings completed and sold in the Harman Terrace and Astoria Terrace communities around 37th St. and 20th Road, Astoria, Sydney Kessler, builder, announced yesterday that only eight homes how remain on the market In those developments.

"With the Dttnws Ave. subway station within a ten-minute walk from this neighborhood," Mr. Kessler said today, "families with weekly-income of $40 are finding this location advantageous in offering private home ownership in convenient five-cent fare accessibility. "In the last group of homes we completed in Harman Terrace, six have been sold and only seven remain available in the $5,990 price class. These homes, comprising six rooms, garage and basement recre-I ation room, with every modem im- provement in construction and equipment, have demonstrated the wide popularity of the FHA plan of home buying on monthly payments.

Only one dwelling is left on the market today in Astoria Terrace. The 197 sales have exceeded all expectations. "Astoria Park, with the largest municipal swimming pool in the world, is within a short walk from Harman Terrace and Astoria Terrace. The Long Island pakways offer direct access to Jones Beach and other famous State Parks. Trl-Borough Bridge and the changing of 10th iRiker) Ave.

to Bay Boulevard leading directly into the new North Beach Municipal Airport, are civic improvements that mean much for property values in this section." REAL Subway Station A concerted effort on the part of owners of six new apartment buildings, officials of the Cord Meyer Development Company, private home owners in the section, and civic associations, is being made to induce the Board of Transportation to open the eastern end of the 75th Ave. station of the 8th Ave. subway In Forest Hills. Pointing out that the houses will accommodate 4S0 families by Fall, that two other buildings erected last year now house 120 families, and that there are nearly 250 private homes in the section served by this entrance, making a total of 820 families to be accommodated, the prop erty owners have aslced the Board of Transportation to make JU own check and arrange for the opening of the entrance by Fall. This good-sized section of Forest Hills, developed as a result of the 8th Ave.

subway, will be served by two blocks of stores, the realty owners state. REAL ESTATE APARTMENTS Brighton Beach Garden Apartments Air-Conditionsid by th Atlantic Ocean itto-1140 ind) itso-inn BRIGHTON BEACH AVENl'E Adjoining Brighten Boach Baths Exceptional Apartments 3 to 4 Vi ROOMS in new elevator building. Immediate occupancy. Uniformed day and night doorman; large open courts; 2 blocks from Brighton Beach Express Subway Station. JOSEPH P.

DAT. INC Renllni Afent Representative on Premises Phone SHctvihtai S-till park omea JJ625 CASH 23-yr. Mtge. Oil Burner Plot 40x100 Garage 6 Rooms Long Island Property for Sale A REMARKABLE HOME Admit it Our hnuae Nn. 1.

ban t'ervfhing ft tre mend out buy, budget priced! A doubt turner, 'a of an a ere. fquiUelr landscaped. Lung Is' and center haft Colon 'a all white. Three, matter bedroom; matd'a or chauffeur's room and bath entlre'y spa rate. Four fireplaces In It Tint- dining, matter's rooms, and recraation room.

Three bath, guest lavatory. Extra, room for complete sutte third floor. Gilt-edged construction complete insulation; air-conditioned. Fivo minutes' walk station, schools, lore A. minutes from New York.

A NEW house you'll love lo live in surprisingly easy on the porketbook. Drop In this week-end. Open evenings to MONFORT HILLS Port Washington, L. 1. Queens Property For Sale FROM WALL STREET p'oU 40x100.

There are five large rooms with apace in the attic for another room if the purchaser de- sires. Our houses are iully insulated I and contain all modern features. There is a large front porch and a side entrance. Public and parochial schools are in the neighborhood along ith stores and churches. Prices range from $5,600 with ten percent down and the balance I monthly over a period of 25 years.

jTlie houses are but a few minutes ride from the Cross Bay Boulevard, a direct route to the Rockaways. Rns Park and Long Beach via the Far Rockaway Bridge. Sunrise Highway is also close to the property and over this routs? most South Shore towns and beaches can be reached in a short time. The area is well developed with the better class homes which assures buyers of established future values." Vacation Savings Going Into Homes, Builder Declares With the vacation season now In full swing a new phase of suburban home buying has developed, reports M. Praver, in charge of construction for the Laurelton Parkway Homes in 130th Road and Laurelton Parkway, in the Laurelton section of Queens.

"Savings for vacations are obviously being used for down payments on new homes In many cases this season," Mr. Praver pointed out. "Shorter working weeks have shown families that many vacations can be enjoyed in the course of a year by owners of suburban dwellings." Mr. Praver announced that detached homes in that community-were sold recently to Joseph Brill, S. Bickwid, Ed Hymas, J.

Lynch, Charles Dankert, Lawrence Buech-ner, Alex Rutherford, George P. Martin, Charles F. Stunt and Edward Hammersley. The new model home In the Laurelton Parkway community is attracting larger crowds of visitors each weekend, Mr. Praver said.

This dwelling in the $4,150 price class, with large living room, completely equipped kitchen and dinette, two bedrooms, colored tile bath with shower, occupies a landscaped plot measuring 40x100. The house is of English brick design and is the 54th completed in that community, 22 others now being under construction. ESTATE Five Rnemi OH Burner RtareaUon wtth Aridlt oof Uarmt-t. Cash NOW THE WHITE HOUSE OF MERRICK detached, 5 rnnmf, all Improvements, larfe plots, carace. Sn I hi QCvari of cBroolclsn tJfttgltlB OVERLOOKING THE HARBOR Ip '6250 Homes of 1938 Modern H'LLY Distinction Model DETACHED Brick, Stone, Steel Beautiful Shade Trees 2 2 TO These modern apartments, just every convenience for gracious splendid outlook on New Yorh LOCATED IN A FULLY DEVELOPED RESTRICTED HOME COMMlNITY One- Bloc to L.

I. St. Albani Ooll Club. Showing Center, Three Blockt to Public end Parochial School. 180TH ST.

sfc LINDEN ST. ALBANS, N. Y. C. DIRECTIONS: Drlvt out Merrick Road to Linden there, turn left, drive to IROlh St.

8TH AVE. SUBWAY TO IBBTH STREET, JAMAICA. Take Bus No. Qt (St. Albans) to 1 Kilt b.

7 minntes ride. JAmaira 11-051'. jl Roof Garden Electrolux refrigerators. The Borough 1 lall stations of nil suL-wiy are within few blocks. A 9t nt on Pre matt TRiangle 577 ar JOHN F.

JAMES SONS, Inc. asTAausHgo ism 193 Montague B'klyn TRiangle 5 6300 Queens Property For Sale 7m Of Fine Houses 0 ro'able addition to the Dykor Heights section of the borough is the (troup of dwellings recently completed by the Norfolk Realty Corporation at St. and 16th Ave. which are open for infraction today under the direction of Henry Corporation as talcs anit of the property. The development reveals a new departure in two-family house layout ar.d equipment.

Each houe is butit or. a plot 26x100. and contains the customary five and mx-room with the exception that each room is larger than is usually found in this type of dwelling, and built so as to provide for the modern furniture. A double Rarase is included In addition the builder has provided a large inched basement In each house which will accomo- I date a full size billiard ifbie with I ample space for recreation There is a bnth room there also Another feature of the a cold storage room 8x100. which tnay as a wine cellar.

The two corner buildings are de- Signed for prolesional uses with a private street level entrance, suit- abie for physicians or dentist.s. Commenting upon the operation Charles J. Bianco, secretary of the Wolf Corporation said that even dur- ing the construction work on the houses, many persons inspecting them praised the room arrangements and other features. One of the houses, the realty man stated, was told from the plans and he expects, he says, that the entire group will toon be sold. Encouraged by the success of this project, the builder may duplicate the operation in the neighborhood.

Realtors Plan Tome Back' xMeet For Real Estate Realtors and those engaged in al-, lied lines of real estate activity will convene in Syracuse. Sept. 15. 16. 17.

for a "comebatk convention." by Frank S. O'Hara. Jackson Heights. I president of the Real Estate Association of the Suate of New York. 1 has been announced.

i "The real estate industry has been anemic," says O'Hara. "It has been lagging behind its rightful place in the march of progress. A stimula-! tion of real estate activity will put I thousands of people back to work. This convention is being planned to heip real estate stage a comeback. "It will be a comeback from every angle," he says.

"The individual often grows stale and loses his punch. The program of business! and entertainment is designed to: give the individual an opportunity to 'comeback' as well as to focus thought upon the major problems of the business." The realty association was organ- ized in Syracuse in 1905. The Syra-j cu.se Real Estate Board which will be hast is urging all members of the real estate fraternity to "come back, to Syracuse." i "This year's convention promises i to be an important milestone, not I only in real estate organization cir-: cles. but in the real estate business as O'Hara says. "We are on the threshold of a new era of real estate activity.

Following the set- back of the last few months, condi- i tions have begun to improve. The pessmistic psychology we have had I to contend with has begun to give) way to optimism. The co-operation of business ar.d industry through: current -Sales Means Jobs' campaigns is doinj a great deal to promote a better public attitude. "All ar.ilcs of real estate are so Interrelated and tnterdepentie-n: that the scope of this year's convention ill be very broad." says O'Hara. i The meeting will be a "real estate convention' in the broad sense of the term.

No: only will problems of i brokerage receive attention but em- phasis will be given to manage-1 mcnt. financing construction, mod-! ernlzation. ownership, appraising, taxation, etc. "It offers an opportunity that will be welcomed by every person the State interested in any phase of real estate endeavor. The latest de-! velopments in the real estate field, will receive intimate attention.

Leaders of the movements and experts in their respective lines will! discuss these vital subjects giving the benefit of their experience A state-wide omnuttee. with representatives in ail principal cities of the State, to develop various phases of the program and promote attend-1 a nee will be named by President O'Hara within a few days. I Boro Residents Buy Lake Mohawk Homes Dr. Robert F. McDonald of 405 Parkside Ave.

and Walter Murdoek of 7518 Narrows this borough, bought homes on Indian Trail, Lake I Mohawk. N. J. Theodore O. Peterson of 1148 Slid St has leased the West Shore Trail cottage of Abbott L.

Hnyrien of 171)6 Brooklyn Ave. for the month of August. Leighton E. Halsey of 1077 8th St. rented the home of Harry C.

Callahan on East Shnre Trail from Aug. 4 until after Labor Day. QI EENS VILLAGE HOMES SOLD Samuel G. Wanes, builder of Queens Cottages on 114th Road and 223d St. in Queens Village, near Springfield boulevard, reports that more than half of the houses in the recently completed (f 25 dwellings have been sold.

The houses are completely detached, five-room brick, stone cottages and priced in the $3,990 Saies are under the direction of F. J. Dahl-Jneyer. ASTORIA PROJECT EXPANDED Construction lias been started on a second group of houses at Inter City Homos 'Herbert Silman, builder i at 33d Ave. and Crescent Astoria.

The dwellings, in an e.stablisned neighbm hood, are within three blocks of th Broadway station of the T. and 2d Ave. elevated lines. Inter City Homes bave six and a half spacious rooms Property for Sale Queens in Beautiful Old Laurelton 228th ST. and MENTONE AVE.

Throe biotas itulh 1 Marrlek Road. N. V. C. SCOOA 10 Down OLUXJ 25 Yr.

FHA $38.80 mnnthlr nays mortcicr. Interest. taxM. water anil limarance. Fully dctithttf.

Plot! 4 On 1 00. Brick and tlsne. Flvf rtvimi. Oil burner. All mtiurn fMturii.

12 winutet rltj it new EiiMh Ave. subway. Transit, item, ithoeii, ehurthM la iwlhbw-hood. A fully develoBetf temmunlty ef high (law hon.fi. WELBILT HOMES 228th ST.

ond MENTONE AVE. Three Blocks South of Merrick Road, Old Laurelton. N. Y. C.

GARDEN APARTMENTS HOMES OF DISTINCTION BETWEEN FOSTER AVE. AND AVENUE Kvrry Mndrm Imtrovrmrnt S4990 Solid Brick Stont and Steel Lof Burning Fireplace 190 Seweri and elevator apartment house has ventilation in each room and for easy housekeeping. Near street! ia and ptd tor Prominent among the borough realty men who will attend the convention of the Real Estate Association of the State of New York. Sept. 15.

16 and 17 at Syracuse, will be George L. Long i above who is vice president of the association for the metropolitan district. Matters of wide interest to property owners will be discussed at the sessions and it is expected that Mr. Long will be at the forefront of the convention activities. To Modernize Old Bathhouse In Duffield St.

Complete reconditioning of Duffield St. public bathhouse, located in Brooklyn's First Ward district and one of the most popular bathhouses in the borough, will get under way tomorrow by Works Progress Administration engineers, according to an official announcement made public yesterday. WPA expenditures to rehabilitate this 34-year-old two-story bath building, which serves many of those living in the shadow of the Brooklyn side of the Manhattan Bridge who are unable to boast of their own bath tub, will amount to $205,407. Of the above amount $75,000 for supplies, materials and equipment called for in the plans and specifications approved last May by the Board of Estimate will be reimbursed to the United States Treasury from the city's capital outlay budget. More than 500,000 people during 1937 used these facilities, principally in warmer weather on Friday and Saturday evenings, according to a check of the records.

Schedule Change There are at present 90 showers in the building and uring WPA reconstruction officials in charge plan to establish a four-day schedule for males and a three-day schedule for females. Major features of the work include the laying of two flve-ply roofs with slag, reset with blue-stone coping and removing old roofing and skylight also brick work, rebuilding parapet wall, excavation for removal of old boilers preparatory to the installation of new ones, concrete base for first and second floors and construction of new walls for installation cf oil tank vaults. Other important work calls for installation of a new lead pan for the first and second floors to drain off any seepage, replacing the present leaking floors and to prevent plaster from falling. The men's and women's lockers are to be relocated and additional facilities and conveniences iastalled on the second floor. The old soapstone shower stalls will also be removed and new marble enclosures with copper mesh screening installed.

Shower and waiting rooms, including stairways and landings, will be haviiy wainscoted. Structural steel and iron work will provide new vent duct space and framing of the stairwell. Plumbing operations consist of installing lavatories, drinking fountains, new wall-type water closets, thermostatic-controlled valves and installation of a new hot water storage tank. The cast stone on the front of the building will be sand-blasted and granite will be reset and cleaned. Duffield St.

baths mark the ninth public bathhouse reconstruction in the borough to be undertaken bv the Works Progress Administration during the past three years. Exclusive of the Duffield St. baths, the modernization of the eight other bathhouses cost the Works Progress Administration $602 199. Seven nf tlie.se have been already reopened to the public. At present Works Progress Administration engineers are making ex pensive alterations to Huron St.

baths, off Manhattan Ave. Experts Inspect L. I. Development; Mrs. Bessie Palmer, who was In charge of advertising and promotion far Westwor.d Hills, Westwood, and Hoimby Hills, tliqre residential developments sponsored hv the Junss Development Corporation of Iis Angeles and also the J.

c. Nichols organization which developed the Country Club residential district in Kansas City. Is in New-York this ek to study Green Ari'-s 'he new residential park rnmmuni-y at Vaiiev stream now-being developed bv Irwin P. Chanin. Geonie c.

Saxaiwr of the firm of Holdcii ct Resume of Detroit also iia.s i)vn New York for the week to tudv the Green Acres method of bind use behalf of Detroit home building interests. The Chimin Organization lias for- warded to the He-ter Housing Com-! mission of the Villag" of Croton-on-I Hudson, at. Its request, information concerning the Orcen Acres system of development Similar Information also went nut rci to the Iis Angeles firm of Stephens Co and 'the Pittsburgh firm of Robert A Cummlng.s Jr. and Assocans. and feature a reiepuoii room, sun porch, heated garage and modern efficiency housekeeping facilities.

They are priced under I i Two to L. T. St. -4! bam Qof Club: Shopping Center, Thrta Blockt to Public and Parochial Schooli, 1 80th St. 1 27th ST.

ALBANS, N. Y. C. Orlt tut Merrltk Ftsad Is IJ7t turi lift 1 blocks ti ISOth It. ITM AVE.

SUBWAY t. 16910 St. (Junius). Tlk. any Merrltk Road Sue tt 127th Ae.

(7-mlnuts ridt). slk Hit 2 blo-kt. Ones svoalngs. Tl. LAtirtlton 1-9642 Vvlix-2'4-ROOMS scnoois, Agent on Premises Long Island "The best value This beautiful cross planned Long Island Troperty For Sale Brooklyn Real Estate Board 44 Court Street Telephone TRiangle 5-5185 It to Do Businest With a Realtor Snow Them by YOUR LOCAL REALTOR, A MEMBER OP I7.ii Sirnn THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE BOARD, ft churches, shopping, etc.

REASONABLE RENTALS Otrnerjtitp Management MAnsfield 6-8755 Property For Sale we saw anywhere" SAYS RUSSELL NEALE to Just rnevrft into hit new DraMeh-bullt hums While Avs. "We lixiksd all svar st hauifi up ts JS.OOIt vaur Esst Flaral Psrk homes asve us mere tor our money. We srt Mihly satisfied wtth everything." Large plotn lully dotarhsxJ Brrakfagt room Large upon porch Nt'p girder beam Copper piping leafier, gutter HIOKTIILY Psyi sll thsnsei, Inelurilno smortllstien IN NASSAU COUNTY NO ASSESSMENTS Fare to 8th Ave. Subway Adjoining Meadowbrook Causeway Merrick Road, Freeport-Merrick WW Mr Fully MEADOWBROOK PARK CARDBUS in and A. Blvd.

at property HEKEMIAX, Sale Apt. IIH--I5 Hillside Jamaica. Sulphln ktalion Kth Ave. subwar iQueen train) corner. Courtenv ears IU take vou to from Jamaica office.

Tel. JAmaira 6-0816. rufiwiOJ ivy VJJ. ijUIAU TO HIS CLIENTS. IT COSTS NO MORE TO EMPLOY HIM, AND HE BRINGS WITH HIM A BACKGROUND OP RECOGNIZED ABILITY.

EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE, MOREOVER, A REALTOR'S CODE OF ETHICS REQUIRES THAT HE GIVE TRUTHFUL ADVICE TO HIS CLIENTS WHEN YOU BUY. RENT OR SELL CONSULT A REALTOR. IN BROOKLYN ONLY MEMBERS OF THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE BOARD HAVE THE RIGHT TO USE THE TITLE REALTOR Quoena Properfr For Sale Ts Itosih Grsnd Csnlrsl P'hway ta 8ton 21. Lakevtllo ftssd. South ts Hillilde Ava.

Right 3 blocks Is rlomii. rtinite JAmnlra fl.ft.lon II iii That Appeal to the Discriminating Buyer Long Island Real Estate Board, Inc. 90-04 161st Jamaico, N. Y. REpublic 9-8700 Fully detached brick and stone cottages, plots 40x100; 5 large rooms ond space for I additional room; fully No.

1 Banger s'ate roof; has waier heot, 85 copper hot ond cold water pipes; all wir- dows ond doors weathersfripped; tile bath; all moden features; front uorch, side entrance; public and parochial schools close' by; stores and churches in neighborhood. OTTO C. PRELLWITZ, Builder 11 8th St. bet. 149th and 1 50th Avet.

BAY VIEW HEIGHTS Adjoining Otone Park 500 10 lloun 2, jcar I .11. A. l.g mnECTinNS- Sunriis Hihy L.fl.rti A turn lft one nlntk I both l.tt on 1 50th Ave. is llftth St. Or Fulton St.

El to L.fterti th.n tftkt Lofforli Blvd. bus to Mlth Ave. Or Is-msira El. set nft at Ul.t take Lttfrrts Blvd. bin to property.

AIMS one) POLICIES Tn unite the llrensed real estate brokers or the "mrnunities served the Lone Island Real SJSSA.iTeliir" "a Te advocate neresarr public Improvement and unnecessary or wasteful eipenditure ot funds. realtors are alt forceful flsures In their communities. They are Tltallr interested town jour town. prospective home owner, we sav: "Deal ot these realtors. The; ri.hlfullj jour patronate." HI.

D. AGAR 140 ReraMD St. TRUntlt 5-850 BAPPA DIXON 135 Remien St. TRItmlt 9-8530-1 M. BENNETT SON, lea.

448 Dean St. NSvtru 1-1S4B 1. n. h. behceti ion 63 Lafarttt Aa.

NKTInl 8-3900 Jr HORTON CO. 59 Lafayette A Nlrlna 8-5400 5A5 Noitrand Ave. PR. 4-5400 61)09 Fourth Art. AT.

8-5400 1714 Platbush Ave. EH. 2-8400 87 Lafayette Ave. I Ins. I NS.

8-5400 160-09 Jamaica Ate. tJamalcal CIIAI-NCEY REAL ESTATE Ltd. 149 Plerrepont St. MAln 4-4300 CLARK REALTY COMPANY 143 Avenua MArllowtr 9-3900 THE COLONIAL REALTY Ine. 8907 4th Avs.

BHore Road 5-6300 Frank Matmnola, Prta, B. t. E9TERBROOE 1463 Pulton SL President 3-6313 PAUL J. (1ALLAOHER Ine. 26 Oriental Blvd.

SHetpshaad 3-6700 EDWARD J. OAYNOB 44 court St. MAln 4-3900 JAMES H. Otl.VAH.RT 261 Court St. 603 Second at, BAVILAND HONS.

Ine. 963 Pulton St. PRospeet (-0878 JAMES A. REANEY Jr. 189 Montaiua gt Tftlanle 8-2590 ERNEST M.

BOLLIITER 3300 Church Ave. INoreon 8-2800 JOHN P. JAMES IONS. Ine. 193 Montague St.

TOlangla 8-6300 DAVID JARET CO, 155 Montague St. MAln 4-2948 EI OFNE J. KEELT. Ine. 1503 Avenue SHeenehead 3-9000 MPI.VII.tr A.

RELSEY 147 Broadwav STajg 1-1964 HARRY N. KIW Inc. PH A. Mnrtgaie Specialists 163 Remsen St. TRiangle 5-0258 Pltdged lo a HARRY LEVINS 32 court St.

TRtangfe J-4282 HARRY M. LEWIS Ine. 18 Mnnt.iiue St. MAln 4-1W 2606 Avenue O. DEwey J-2200 EDWARD LYONS, Ine.

631 Noitrand Ave. HEvlm 8-9000 VICTOR J. MATTHEWS 44 Court St. TRIanjle 8-4418 II. O.

Me N'EILL 1600 Kings Highway DEwey 9-3121 At.RFRT R. MENCONR 1474 Buihwlck Ave. OLentnori 5-0560 MORATTO REALTY CO. 736 Washington Ave. NEvIni 8-3620 Anthony V.

Moratto. Prop. Af. C. O'RRIEN, Ine.

798 Noitrand Ave. PResldent 4-36O0 Branch: 1184 Flttbush Ave. BU. 2-1900 O'NEIL-PIRENNAN. Ine.

32 Court St. TRiangle 8-2460 J. A. Ine. 1915 Avenue a SHeepshead 3-2600 CHARLES PARTRIDOE REAL ESTATE Platbush A 8th Av.

JOHN PULLMAN REAL ESTATE Ine. 741 Union St. BOuth 8-0649 PTI.E-GRAY REAL ESTATE Ine. 310 Ashland Place HEvlna 9-224 t. O.

HATTER AGENCY, Ine. 431 Filth Ave. BOuth 8-0367 BLOMKA Ine. 1883 86th Bk BEachvlew 3-617 CLARENCE S. SMITH CO.

1424 Pulton St. PResldent 4-0661 aCLl.tVAN-KUSHNER Ine. 8413 Filth Ave. SHor Road 8-3800 JOHN R. SWIFT 471 86th St.

8Hort Road 8-0700 TIMM Al REHRENI 190 Montague St. TRiangle 9-3939 WATERMAN REALTY COMPANY 318 Montague St. TRiangle 6-1284 Crtater Brooklyn Queens Property For Sole DETACHED COLONIAL COTTAGES BRICK AND STONE 115th St. and 149th Ave. SOUTH OZONE PARK 6 ROOMS 2 BATHROOMS Can be converted into TWO-FAMILY HOUSE I Tha Seal of Safer Real Estate) Guidance RealtdR QUIENS COUNTY Flushing COt i CUMMINS, Ine.

167-08 Northera 814. flush's l-NM, T-7410 Jackson Heights FRANK O'HARA, Ins. 40-10 S2d SL NIttewa S-7000 WII.MAM GRAHAM CO. Itsnsvelt Avs. tor.

17th St. Ewtswn 1-4300 Jomoica BI'IKlrv HORTON CO. neon Jamaica Avs. JAmslsa I -MOO Five Brooklyn offltsa South Oione Patk MAt'RICE A. FITZOERAliF IJJ-I KKkaway (Kd.

JAmslsa I-S04S appose publie These respective In their To the with one drserve NASSAU COUNTY Garden City WII.MAM L. FVEQCIST, Ine. 721 Frsnklia Ave. Gardsa city ISO mi GFORGF. M.

TAYLOR, Inc. 101 loyssth Ave. Gsrdia City 1403 Long Beach J. BRUCE ROBERTSON 5 E. Park Avs.

Lon Btaih 1030 Mineolo CHILDl-KRAMER 322 Front St. Garden City 3071 Rockville Centra MORR! RF.AI.TV 8F.RVICE CORP. Sunrlss rllshway Rocavltte Csntrs S4S4 SUFFOLK COUNTY Northport WttxIAM n. rnmtvn Fl'it Natlsnal Bank lids. Nsrlhport S3 iMffeii Oil burnr.

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