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4 BROOKLYN DAILY EA'GLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1931 FALL APARTMENT RENTAL DIRECTORY i Home Improvement Forum Large Grcenpoint Factory Sold Rental Upturn By Next Year If of 15 miles of Borough Hall, Brooklyn, for preservation In the Library Congress at Washington. Ho said yesterday that the work would be undertaken as a class project and that architectural students would be employed under the FERA for duties requiring time after school hours. The research will begin with thn old Wyckoff home at 55th St. and Canarsie Lane, Brooklyn, an ex-emple of old Dutch architecture. Building Lacs MISSION CIRCLE MEETS The Kings Highway Mission Circle held its first Fall meeting recently at the home of Ruth Pedersen, 1624 Marine Parkway.

Genevieve Steurer, president, presided at the meeting. Miss Mary Wells of St. Marts Methodist Episcopal Church gave an interesting talfc about the missionary Summer school at Blairstown, N. J. SILVER ANNIVERSARY Mr.

and Mrs. David McEnery of 125 Ryerson St. celebrated their slver wedding anniversary by entertaining about a hundred guests at a supper dance recently. Architects Honor Pratt Supervisor Lester B. Pope, supervisor of the department of architecture at Pratt Institute, has been appointed by the American Institute of Architects as Brooklyn chapter representative on the Committee for the Preservation of Historic Buildings.

Mr. Pope will have charge of collecting photographs, sketches, and measured drawings of historic structures In Long Island and Greater New York within a radius "The Eyes of Texas," long sung at gatherings of Texans from coast to coast, only recently was designated the official song of the University of Texas. ft HOT WATER SUPPLY Q. Does a coil put in a furnace for hot water supply take away any of the heating plant? We have a hot water heat furnace. C.

J. Brooklyn. A. In our experience, we have found that a heating coil will usually Interfere with the draft, resulting in partially deadening the fire. Another thing, the heating of the house will be interfered with, to the extent that a larger size furnace would be required to supply the same amount of heat.

However, if the proper valves and connections are installed, so as to control the flow and temperature of the heated water, this could be done; but, this system is more involved and expensive and in our opinion is less preferrable than a separate hot water supply. JUNIOR BIDDERS The Brooklyn Junior Bidders will hold the first meeting of the season at the home of Miss Anne Fitz. patrick on Brooklyn Ave. on Wednesday. Plans for the coming season will be discussed and also the election of new officers will be held.

Miss Geraldlne C. Coughlln, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius A. Coughlln of 650 69th St.

Is attending Columbia University this Fall. Continued from Page 2 ish off one large living room. The roof has not enough pitch, although there is sufficient height in the center. Tills would mean cutting into the roof. Please tell me the best wa yto go about it.

M. Brooklyn. A. The first tiling you should do is to determine whether the attic floor beams are strong erAugh to carry not only the ceiling but also the living room floor load in accordance with the requirements of the Building Code. Very ofen, in this type of dwelling, the beams are merey of sufficient strength to support the ceiling construction.

This can be done only after an Inspection by an architect or competent builder. As we understand it, there is sufficient ceiling height at the center, but not at the sides. This can be remedied by having dormer windows cut wherever desired, both for the additional height at the sides and for sufficient light and ventilation. Make sure that the intersections between the new dormers and the roof are carefully flashed to prevent future leaks. Also, the entire underside of your roof and the walls of tho living room should be covered with Insulating boards; this will effect considerable savings in fuel.

The celling and walls of the new room can then be painted or plastered as desired. 3 PI nnnth' ''Si-- hi hi 11 i i hjj stts tu it r- Z7- 7 Zi. IM Shortage of Busiiies and Apartment Space May Cause Rise, Broker Says If building construction is curtailed an equal amount during the coming year as it has been each year during the past five years, there will be an upturn In apartment and business space rentals, according to Frank M. McCurdy, borough realty broker, who yesterday discussed the renting situation of the past few weeks. "Curtailed building operations during the past five years," said the broker, "have done a great deal In bringing about an improvement in rental demand for business and apartment space.

"Present supply has had little competition from new buildings during this time, bringing about a steady decrease In toe amount of available empty space within New York city, with the exception of one or two zones. This decrease of supply is especially true of the apartment areas of Manhattan and Brooklyn, according to recent surveys," Mr. McCurdy states. "Accompanying this lack of new construction is the equally encouraging fact that population trends are now showing an Increase in the number of people coming back to the apartment areas. The Increase In population within the Borough of Manhattan during he past few years marks a definite trend from LIi- ''l-SSJ 1 1 -y.

TfPcH i eff I 625 OCEAN AVE. 1921 AVE. sSITbII.Tm. r. TODAY! I 1 I Hear AfO.

J. B. It. T. I Elevato.

builduig. Elevator building. I 21-hour uniformed I Agent on Uniformed Hall Service ROOMS $55 I 1 RO0M ,35 I 4 ROOMS W5 Av; 2 ROOMS $40 5 ROOMS $100 V)i, 3 ROOMS $S0 fei 2101 CHURCH AVE. jlOTlFElrJ 4-20('0 The Miller Building, at the corner of Greenpoint and Kingsland which has been sold by the Bowery Savings Bank to P. R.

Realty Corporation, subsidiary of the Belmont Paper Box Company, through Maj. E. P. Dalmasse, as broker in the deal. AT ATTRACTIVE RENTALS COMMUNITY CHORUS The Brooklyn community Chorus under the direction of prof.

Frank Von Neer will 6tart the Winter season on Tuesday at a rehearsal in the Bureau of Charities Building at 8 o'clock. Election of officers will take place on Tuesday, Oct 10. The choral gave 21 concerts last season space are not quiet as encouraging as within the apartment field. But when compared to the chaotic situation of two years ago, the outlook for business units Is decidedly improved. Today it is a case that some over-supply still exists in certain zones, but with other zones reporting good renting and absorption of the available office space." APARTMENTS OF QUALITY PRICED FOJ PRUDENT people.

suburban areas into tne more centralized zones, bringing with it a more active demand for apartment space. 'The economics of apartment life a3 compared to the upkeep of homes within Greater New York have appealed to many people who are finding it necessary to keep living costs within a limited bud-pet. Increase of tax costs on home properties has discouraged their attempting to maintain this mounting overhead. "At present levels apartment costs are much lower than they have been in years. Renters also appreciate the fact that unexpected costs such as extra assessments or increased taxes do not effect the apartment lease holder.

"Conditions in regard to business FLATBUSH EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT and CHEERFUL SERVICE BY TRAINED' UNIFORMED TTfMrAMT JUST 510 OCEAN AVENUE COMPLETED ON The PARK TOWER I jyll ONE PLAZA STREET 1 VI raU fj -Diiincticn Kith Economy" I 1-'liiniil A modern 16-story fireproof 1 I'm" "1 building at park and subways. I I P- Spacious 3 or 4 room suites I 'MOimimii, facing park. Cross ventilation. I fag Wonderful views. The utmost I in semce at ncw low rent8ls' I I AGENT ON PREMISES 1 1 The PRESIDENT I 1 90 EIGHTH AVENUE 11 11-STORY FIREPROOF yfll I I I I SUITES OF 3, 4, 6 AND 7 1 rooms wrni 1 to 3 1 BATHS, AT LOW POST- AiS' 1 SEASON RENTALS.

I 1 AGENT ON PREMISES I A 78 EIGHTH AVENUE Comer Union St I I 6-Story Elevator Only One Particularly At- Apartment tractive Five-Room Suito I ACLNT ON PREMISES Available. New Low Rental 91 EAST 18th ST. At Church Ave. Sta. B.M T.

I 5 AND 6 ROOMS, THOROUGHLY MODERN LOW RENTS I THOROUGHLY MODERN I 1 86 TROSPECT PARK WEST 7-ROOM CORNER SUITE WITH 2 I BATHS, STALL SHOWER I I 1 862 UNION ST. Near 8th Avenue G-STORY ELEVATOR APARTMENT I 1 2 ROOMS ...840.0015 ROOMS $83 I 3 ROOMS 1 6 ROOMS, 2 Baths, $90 I CHARLES PARTRIDGE CO. 1 397 FLATBUSH AVENUE NEvins 8 6600 Modern Apartments Exceptional Values 80 WOODRUFF AVE. Hall service, elevator, stall showers, con- eealed radiation, spacious rooms; one BROOKLYN HEIGHTS comer cniRcn aye, ATTRACTIVE 5-ROOM CORNER SUITE, SOUTHEASTERN POSURE, 10 WINDOWS, CHOICEST 5 ROOMS IN FLATBUSH 20 Modern Apartments Mechanical Refrigeration THE ALIIAMBRA 417 OCEAN AVE. Corner Catoa Ave.

5. 6 rooms and 2 baths; larfio, light, airy rooms; 24-hour door and elevator service; one block from B. M. T. Church Ave, station.

101 WOODRUFF AVE. BPtween Ocean Ave. and St. Paul's Place. 3, 4, 6 rooma and bath; all modern improvements.

500 OCEAN AVE. Corner St. Paul's Court Building 2 years old; extra larga rooms, built-in stall showers, S'i, 4', rooms. 770 OCEAN AVE. pptween Cortelyou and Beverly Roads.

Elevator aoartment; 24-hour door wrv-Ice; 3, 4. 5 rooms and bath; moderate hlnrk ti Parkside station M. T. and Prospett Park. rooms 4 rooms $90.00 PIERREPONT ST.

65 295 OCEAN PARKWAY NEAR CHVRCI1 AVE. ALONG BEAUTIFUL PARKWAY, WELL-APPOINTED SUITES, ELEVATOR SERVICE; ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES. MONTAGUE ST. 114 FENIMORE ST. Hallman elevator tervlte, refrlaeration 2'i rooms $55.00 3 rooms $65.00 300-2 QUINCY ST.

RefrlQfratlon olwed tilt bathroom 3 rooms and bath. $32.00 3-4-41 Room Suites 5 Minutes to Wall St. 3-4-5-6 ROOMS, B.M.T. I.R.T. Subways Roof Garden view of New York Harbor 9 Colored ile bath with, colored plumbing KEEP CALM with CADWALLADER lie assures you that nowhere elsa can be found the country hom atmosphere and city conveniences of Alocin Court, where and his family are so serenely and comfortably installed.

3 and 4 room garden apartments with modern layouts and careful management, at particularly at tractive rentals. ALOCIN COURT 882ft Fort Hamilton Parkway IJBOOKLYN Rcprescntatite Premite or R. M. Dinimore A Ine. Ont lUmon Flace NEvins 8-3G0O 1640 OCEAN PARKWAY OFF KISGS HIGHWAY OUTSTANDING VALUE, ALL IMPROVEMENTS, ELEVATOR SERVICE, INCINERATORS.

fixtures Standing stall showers with glass enclosures 9) R. C. A. indoor radio aerials Modern table top gas ranges 24-hour hall service. Piermont Const.

Corp. Agent on Premises. 944 MARCY AVE. Refriqf ration, elevator, colored tilt 3 rooms HlVi 9TH ST. 4 rcoms, refrigeration $42.00 86 FIRST PLACE 6 rmi S32.00-S33.00 1368 EAST 7TH ST.

Lower two-family, 6 rooms tneloied porth; retrlaeration $50.00 889 ALBANY AVE. Upper 2-timlly, 6 rooms $50.04 477 ST. JOHN'S PL. 5 rooms, Elwtrolux $40.00 11 LEWIS PLACE Near Cortelyou Road Modern apartment: rooms and bath, $45. Close to Cortelyou Road station ol Brighton subway.

478482 E. 9TII ST. Near Cortelyou Road Modern apartments, mechanical refrigeration; 3 rooms and bath. 635: 4 rooms and bath, $40. Close to Cortelyou Road station of Brighton subway.

2-3-4-5-6 ROOMS, $35 to $80 MAin 4-8608. XX 2255 BEDFORD AVE. OFF CIlURCn AVE. MODERN ELEVATOR BLDG. REFRIGERATION, CONVENIENT TO TRANSIT.

2-3 ROOM SUITES Frank M. McCurdy Inc. Managing Agents 158 Remsen St. TRIangla 5-2266-7-8 13L 231 225 PARKSIDE AVE. 721 STERLING PL.

5, 6 rooms $33.00 1443 DEAN ST. 6 rooms, parlor, bairment $48.00 240 MADISON ST. 6 rami S3O.0O-S35.00 532 PACIFIC ST. 3 SCV00 162-170 EAST 19TH ST. MAR BEVERLY ROAD WELL-PLANNED SUITES, REFINED ATMOSPHERE, NEAR B.M.T.

4-5-6 ROOM SUITES COR. FLATBUSH AVE. EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE XI HOWARD MACKENZII, TRfAS.1 GEORGE I. LONG, PRtS. 36 and 50 9 GREENE AVE.

6 rooms $43.00 HY D. AGAR 9 Greene Ave. NEvint 8-5900 PRUDENT MANAGEMENT Inc. PLAZA ST. 3 ROOMS.

ROOMS. 5 ROOMS. ELEVATOR AND HALL SERVICE. DESIRABLE, LARGE, LIGHT, AIRY APARTMENTS. 10 MIDWOOD ST.

COR. FLATBUSH AVE. 2 ROOMS. ROOMS. TRIANGLE 5-6222 MONTAGUE ST.

ri ii i in1 CPT "THE oMwaagj EVERY CONVENIENCE 12-STORY FIREPROOF BUILDING FAULTLESS SERVICE NEAR I. R. M. T. SUBWAYS SUPERB VIEWS REFINED ATMOSPHERE FLAGG This house is now nine-tenths occupied.

It would hava been fully occupied long ogo but for the care used in the selection of tenants. Those fortunate enough to have the necessary requirements for admission would do well to apply at once. Soon there will be no vacancies. Tenants do not leave if they can help it. Living under ideal conditions seems to suit them.

Living Kitchen Dinette from $40 Living Bedroom, Kitchen Dinette, from $54 Living two Bedrooms, Kitchen Dinette, JtritrMr4 to (Irntil'i of gmtilit and rcipontitjiht. Ridge 72d 73d Sts. Hlore Road 5-lDOI) COURT km on IM njje ui a ir rrf frvf 'f pji TP rri' ffff t-'. 1 9-ilTCrTrTfftntM a niTAi 16th Floor 4 $70 rwrrVti PROSPECT A I I I APARTMENTS 9 cLtVA I UK AND HALL SERVICE. IDEAL LAYOUTS.

PARK WEST MODEST RENTALS LARGE FOYERS. YOUR INSPECTION INVITED. OVtRLOOKINO GRAND ARMY PIA7A I 441 OCEAN AVENUE ifi; uii Til ft im BRENNAN BRENNAN Jill jib II Corner Colon Avenue 7 ROOM 5v rLATBUSH AVE. INGERSOLL 2-5430. 1 -Tim ir 16th Floor i-iil AT THE ENTRANCE TO PROSPECT PARK One of Brooklyn's; smartest addresses.

Featuring well-planned 2- 3- 4- end 6-room suites with 1 to 3 baths. Sure to satisfy the most discriminating tastes. Also a special 7-room de luxe corner apartment. Representative on premises. Phone STerling 3-8987 or see MANAGING AGENT M.

C. O'BRIEN, Inc. 798 NOSTRAND AVENUE DECATUR 2-2600 3 I i. I mri PARK WEST: ventilation; rooms off foyer; giass enriocU ghowerti; wlar I II I closets; laundrv In basement: 24-hour door service; attractive Jj i 1 1 1 1 1, hlnMr (mm Phnrrh Av iPTTirpsst t(tt1nn M. T.

fi ll I I 734-750 of BEVERLEY RD. Ave. cean HARRY M.LEWIS I V0j MANAGING AGLNT vv 189 Montague St. Jy vs. MA1N 4-1300 sjyyjyy 1-2-3 HILL SECTION 196 CLINTON AVE.

2-3-4 ROOM APARTMENTS Attractive Layouts Frigidaire Door Service Large Rooms Fuprrintrpdevt on Pirmisrn. CUmhrrlnvd 170 EAST 17TM ST. (Cor. AlbtmarU Road) "An Addret of Distinction" Located In one of Brooklyn's loveliest spots overlooking Prospect Park South. A fine elevator building with every modern convenience.

FEATURING 5-Ilooiu Suilcs rXrEPTlONAI.Ll l-ARCR WKIA-l'LANNED ROOMS Also one 4 and ft room apartments available. Onlr i hlorKs from hnrrh flrcnii B. M. T. Express Station Watrrman Realty Mgmt.

Repretentatlts on Premises INtersoll 8-1 loo 4 and 5 3-4-5-6-7 ROOMS On Brooklyn's most beautiful residential street. Highest standard tenantry, rentals surprisingly moderate. B. M.T. subway station (Brighton line) on Beverley Road.

Inspection invited, renting representative on premises. OR ROOMS 68 Montague 62 PIERREPONT ST. Brooklyn Htifhtt 6INC A BING MANAGEMENT J. M. KUSHNER 507 81st St.

SHore Rd. 5-6662 Read Eagle Ads CHANIN MANAGEMENT, Inc. 2-3800.