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8 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1932 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Prohibition Is Greatest Foe Of Temperance, Says Bergman, Famous in 6 Ye Good Old Days' money for rent and other expenses Incidental to opening a new bar. Then came prohibition and hard drinking came into its own. as did graft and crime, adding the words "racketeer," "highjacker," "muscler-In," "bootlegger." "speakeasy" to our everyday vocabulary. All In all, says Bergman, drinking and crime have increased in direct ratio to the addition of legislation regulating the distribution of liquor. Hence his argument that the fewer laws, the less durnkenness.

What few people realized, even in the days when the fight against the saloon was most bitter, according to Bergman, is that saloon keepers were doing more for the cause of temperance than the reformers and uir pi em-uera ana me prum-uian advocates. Drunkards Hurt Trade "The great majority of those engaged in the liquor business." uiuiibii.c, sin uum, iiiuiui auu business grounds. "They knew that the drunkard hurt their business. Contrary to popular belief, the man who drank until he was drunk did not spend any more money at the bar than did those who took one or two drinks a night. The drunkard merely took his week's allotment of drinks on a single night and then didn't show up for the rest of th week.

"And in many cases he never did show up again, either because he had been put out and had taken oflense, or because he had engaged in a fight or otherwise made himself undesirable. Also Infrequently caused the loss of otherpatronag in addition to his own. "So saloon keepers disliked drunkenness even more than reformers. by the State of New York prohibited the sale of liquor on Sunday in restaurants, hotels and clubs, and there only with meals. Passage of that law was followed by a noticeable increase in consumption of liquor and it marked the beginning of graft in connection with liquor distribution.

The law was enacted despite the objections of a majority of the people who opposed it as an encroachment on their liberty. The popular reaction was to drink on Sunday despite the law and to drink more than before. Saloons installed a few tables around the walls, placed a sandwich on a plate on these tables, and added the word restaurant" to their gilt signs. An ironic note in the was i that the free lunch, available every weekday was not served on Sunday. Only drinks were sold in the corner "restaurants." Birth of Graft Coincident with this practice, the policeman on the beat began exacting more than the usual free beer and liquor from the saloon keepers as token of friendliness.

Thus graft was born. Those saloons which could not pass as restaurants locked the front door, left the "family entrance" open and paid graft to local politicians. Then followed another State law prohibiting the sale of loquor in beer gardens. These were places where entire families gathered to enjoy a band concert or a variety show while sipping beer The result of this law was to increase the popularity of the saloons among men who left their wives at home and being alone among friends drank more and stronger potions than had been their custom at the beer gardens. Next came the famous Raines law which eliminated restrictions as to the qualifications of liquor dealers and permitted anyone who coma pav a yearly license fee of $800 to open a liquor dispensary In the best available corner store.

This law marked the beginning of low-type saloons and dives, as well as the notorious Raines law hotels. Like its predecessors, this law had been "sold" to the public as intended to restrict drinking. The effect was the opposite. Drinking was made easier and many profitable avenues for graft were opened. License Fee Increased The next step was to increase the fee to 1.200 a year.

Then brewers and distillers really got busy pushing the sale of their products, thus increasing drinking. In order to increase their sales, brewers would lend money for the license fee to almost any applicant. In many casss they even advanced Noted Restaurateur Urges Fewer Laws and Shows How Drinking Grew With Each Edict With Drohibltion seen Hearing the end of iti act and ready to pass from the national stage, the question or future regulation of beer, wine and liquor distribution is occupying the minds of statesmen, politicians, temperance organizations and ambitious prospective liquor dealers. From one who for nearly years was closely associated with, or actively engaged in the business of providing refreshments to the thirsty comes the suggestion that, in the future enactment of liquor laws, legislators should take a few tips from the liquor dispenser of olden days not from the brewer or the distiller, but from the saloonkeeper and res-tauranteur. He is Carl Bergman, long a resident of Ridgewood, who now lives at 263 75th St.

He is a charter member of Bay Ridge Lodge, F. and A. 858, of the Ridge Club, the Eich-enkrans, the Brooklyn Arions, the Columbia, the Manufacturers and Dealers League and a half-score charitable and social organizations. Bergman is not among the ambitious prospective liquor dealers. He now 68 and has been retired since 1921.

Legend of Old Days The name Bergman is well known to those whose memory goes back to pre-dry days, and especially to to those who frequented the Man1 hattan financial district. For that name made up the electrically Ulu mlnated legend above one of the largest and most popular restaurants in the downtown section at 45-47-49 Liberty St. Even in the days when his profit-depended on the amount of liquor consumed in his restaurant Bergman was an advocate of temperance. His boast Is that nearly a score of men who have risen to eminence and influence in the business world today were "reformed" by his efforts when they were seriously threatened with habitual drunkenness. All the evils of the dear old wet days Brgman blame, on the bar and on the "threatening habit" it fostered; also on the graft made possible by thougtless laws which, while intended to curb drinking, succeeded only in increasing it.

His criticism of the old system also is directed at brewers and distillers. The more laws controlling drink ing of liquor the more drinking there will be. And he bases that state ment upon experience, explaining that: One of the first liquor laws passed JUNIOR They were much better qualified to undertake reforms that would bring about temperance and had undertaken the task when prohibition was enacted. Much progress had -been made in discouraging tha 'treating habit" by which it was believed incumbent upon each member of a group of men at the bar to buy one round. Groups Broken L'p "Most saloon keepers, when such groups became too large, would insist that they break up into two or three smaller groups.

Thus reducing the number of drinks sold. A group of nine, for instance, would buy enough for nine drinks apiece. The same number, divided into thres would only buy three drinks apiece and stay sober. "Another old custom which saloon keepers discontinued was that which required collectors for breweries to spend two and one-half percent of their collections at the bar, buying drinks 'for the house." While thia Rtilnet PUcm For Bent STOPE OH LOFT by prin'er, svih. privilege to nor nigat and Sundays: heated; near subn-e, dnwntoa-n preferred.

$-5; m-rt'rn Boy Eag-e oftire. STOKF-S OFF1CFS FLOORS FULTON ST SHOPF-ISO DISTRCT RENTALS 530 UP. BROKERS PROTECTED ASCUTNEY REALTY CO. TRI 3-46rj STORE for rent, como'eteiv equpped for ladies feats and dresses on busv thTougnfare. Phone prfen-ier V.1 RE.

HO USE SPACE IT rent, use of 'lepncr- erod lr.re.tirn; reasonah e. Box Esc'e CHURCH AVE. Car. E. 10th good lor anv bisiress- trocd b-isiness location: reduced rent TFisr.rle FLATBUSH near Church: busv s.de.

lar? store, suitable anv line: present tenirt Jt'eat sicnfire. M. C. O'Brien. 1184 Flatbush A'e.

-tn0. 1513 Larue store to rent, lie-, door or Buiklev Horton SS St: first flf ar.1 o-enent inclosed loading p.atform. sprinklers, light thr'e sides; near suo-av- stes'-i h'tit. po-ver: cheap rent. EVTren KrHKIVElf pT Store, close to Nostrand 510.

Buliley Hortoa Com- JAM MCA Light, clean, heated store, suit-eole av business 173-fS Jamaica A-9. Inquire Siiop, 173-04 Jamaica N03TRAXD AVE. 535 Upper store: all front; $-55. Hortcn Com-pmv. F-ASrC SLOPE Garaj- space and dead storige.

r-pair shop. 53 Linden Puce. E. 27th St ALMOST GRATIS: Brooklyn, near bricses; lolt net lease 10 years. 8 foot, 100.000 feet.

Otis elevators. st.nk;ra. ly steim. Fox ICo. W.

4Zi S' Nett Yor City. FOB LE.APE 522 St. Mark 58x150 br.ck: manufacturing, automobile, fer.ir std'lort or headauartera for ac-ces'orie 'eir reasonable rent. Call at enre GEORGE L. LONG, 188 Montague Street lOCAHON excellent for dentist, professional, dress, millinerv rhop.

324 De-Kaih Ave near Pratt Inst.tute. PRos-pect SPLENDID ooportunitv for Christian pharmac.st downtown neighborhood: occupied as dr-n storey owner mke reasonable terms. Boi K-267. Eag.e office. errnn FinoH steam heat well liEhled, of 2-storv buildmj; suitable hankln(; insurance corporation offices, men's clothing 100 ft.

front on Pitkin Ave 1 null consider to divide lor stiltab.e tenant; principals only: no brokers; premises 1640 Pr.kln Ave. CLeveiand 5-3273. TWO MONTHS FREE New stores, upwards; Farmers Boulevard nd 113th St. Albans, rear fin. hoT.a neighborhood: usual show windows, steam heat, private toilet and wash bowl: premises or te.e- phone STuvvesant 9-P740.

Office and Desk Foom 78a COURT 85 Light offices, heart of section. REASONABLE RENTAL Wanted to Rent 81 FLATBUSH One-family house, seven or -nnm bimts1 nit children: Chris- f.milv: aive particulars. Box B-9, 1529 Bedford Ave. house hv resconslble party, for better i a.rf rooms: conducted fomn-lssion basis. Box N.509.

Eagle office. r.FvTtt.R couple, with mother, desires i a months 3 or 4 furnished rooms. h.th t2 blocks from subway; not over 555 Box E-267, Eagle office. innmr ir.po floor or apart- mnt. imnro- etnen's.

to S30; nearsub- cartlcuUrs. Box T-266. Eagle onice. u-ru BROKER, having office, desires lease store. moit.rn apartment building manage- ment Is given; excellent references.

Box D-231. Eagle office. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Apartmenta-Apartmftit House la crrTlOV To TalSS CS- tite wiil sell at sacrifice a free and a.f3m.;w house, 7 and and bi'tii will 'how good Income. rrv A Cert St. nzr fl.c foreclosure, tar 37 feet w.de.

f.Vnon. so'Ctlator s. Inves- tor a c. portanity. 155 7th Ave.

muir SLOPE 8-family brick: adjusted 3on sn.ue: S17.500: very easy terms Beanie R. 323 Flatbush Ave. I'liiiiiMBnitpn Will sell deed to 12- f.mllv'cold water Hat at great sacrl. mortoaire 86,650. Wtlte K.

Nlch- 131 E. 32d St. Business Praperty 82 FOR SALE OR LE ASE Square block. 36th. Church.

13' approximated 67 000 square feet, unrestricted mini smtible nrewerv, com Diagrams evlnson. sole agent, losi Montague St. Cumberland Brokers protected 6-4747. Farms and Land For Sale 83 JTrTrrT an acres- borders river; room house: spring water; 15 minutes iron, to.n once $3 500: cash $1,000. T.

N. Bronson, Wmsted. Conn fn- Summer home, re- nr fruit, fiowine stream and owner. Krauss. 37 N.

9th 8t. Pa. I-ACRE chicken farm; 53 miles wit: Brook honfe cabins, SMO. Harry all. Warwick.

N. Y. Long Island Farms for sale and land 83a New Jersey Farms for sale and land 83b CLOSING out estste. $39 lots. Railway: $5 down.

$1 tit.e guaranteed. Tin. fow Room 430. 206 Broadway, Manhattan, POULTRY AND DI CK FARM r.d for illustrated catalogue, details 3'j acres- near.v new 6-room house, hardwood floors, hot "water heat, all garage- modern poultry houses for 1 200; stream, old shade, price 5 o0 csh- 300 ducks included. BRAY MACGEORGE.

1901, VINE-LAND. Houses For Sale City I'TH RT 2-f amilv. 11 rooms, brow-store; r.ir 4h Ae surjwa. Al condition, SHore Road 5-nJTS 11TH 26 7 1 sibwav: reasnraMv, room, mnriern cn'tage: sill sell at sacrifice TTTH ST. 1520 brick.

14 rooms, all modern improvements. In-q ll-e 1PP3 Bi'-h A' Cufine, fu en rnorrs 14 blrc.Tr.? 1 4'h Ave. nrvirn tr.pr' rr.ent: lrr.fi pr.ee $7,9.0, act tot 25x100: 1932 model eeceraiietis: ec venient to tra.TiC: th.s la an corrrtunitv it easy terms. Tie 6907 4tn Ave. SHore Road S-S3no.

BAY PIDOE 1933 Mode; H)r Ke brick. 12 rooms- it- 5alty 4-h Ave BW RIDGE Very special "fcrceo 8 BULKLEY ft HORTON CO fnpo AT.an'ic A.s;on BAY IDGE 2-family modem: near ftoa't; leaving town Jan. must sell, ai Isn'X E. I 2 2 tile Itv Westchester For Sale Houses and Lota New Rochelle. Wykagl Crostwayi.

It Happens Just 'ONCE IN A LIFETIME" This sounds like fiction or exaggeration But its neither. Its just en-thusiasm for an utterly charming home that can be bought today at a ridiculously low price because of a foreclosure $22,500 Try to conjure the picture of the English countryside a plot 98xl3. co'ered by a mealth of trees and lawn and dwarf evergreens a home standing sunchly to the wather and miking a tasteful picture in the clever combination of Its stone, stucco and havy timber, with slate roof its leaded casement windows. tn all there are ten rooms and three baths. srrangd this way: The lower floor consists of a foyer, dropped living room with a cheerful open fireplace, library with open fireplace, dining room, breakfast room, kitchen, maids room and bath, and flagstone open porch.

By the time rouve finished with the first floor you'll be marveling at the q'lahtv in all the detail. You can see that money mas spent with a lavish hand, even tn the usually neglected places. And then the second floor. The large master bedroom boasts an open fireplace. Tnere's a dressing room nd tile bath with stall shower, two oher bedrcoms with bath, and a writing rcom.

Stairs lead upward to an attic with splendid possibilities. If you have Ideas. Then you go down to the basement, and even there there's no "Let a two-car garage, a p'ayroora with opn flrplace. crd room with composition floor, lavatory, laundry, o.l burner and automatic gas water heater. That's the storv and I hope that you are critical and that you ve spent a lot of vour time and a lot of mlle-aseupand down the highways and by-wavs of Westchester looking for a home.

For then you will be able to appreciate better the remarkable opportunity this beautiful home, ofleri you at the price. BOX E-218, EAGLE OFFICE Connecticut For Sale, Houses and Lots 87a NORWALK. CONN Commuter's Dome express station; gorgeous nouna view, price Illustrated description. Box 657. Phone 4562.

Real Estate For Exchange 88a BROADWAY FRONTAGE Jackson Heignta; will sen as tremendous Dargain. What have you? phone ATnater 9-0615, BRONX 3-family frame. E. 146th price 17,500. mtge.

sa.ooo. nxcnaiige ior Brooklvn or Long Island property. Arnold. 820 Fulton St. EAST HEMPSTEAD Beautiful oue-familv house; want one or two-lamlty in Brooklvn.

Henry 3. Wolf 6748 5th Ave. ATiantic 5-5975. FLATBUSH AVE. STORE Best section: rented; owner will accept lots in payment.

McCurdy 158 Remsen St. FLATBU8H Fine detached spick and span modern house on teei. exceneni neighborhood, near Avenue M. T. subway; IR.VKI, bank first mortgage: bargain price: $13,500: will accent equllv in small house as part payment.

Bulklev Horton 1214 Flatbush Ave. BUckmtnster 2.5400. FLATBUSH Will exchange my house in Flatbush for a home in Rocxviiie cemre or vicinity. Beverly Estates, 146 Sunrise Hlghwey, Rockviila Centre. Tel.

R. C. 5358. FLATBUSH 2-famlly house, 2-car garage, semi-detached: subject to 1st mortgage, 16.000, savinga bank: exchange free and dear lots. Laruffa.

533 17th St. FLATBUSH 2-famlly. up to date, for 1-familr; city or country. Owner, 1551 E. 8th 8t.

DEwey 9-6955. FLATBUSH 2-famiiy, Income S130. near Brighton line, lor inexpensive i-iamiiy Phone 8Heepshead 3-9634. FLORAL PARK a rooms, suitable 2 fami lies; 60x100: for lots, farm or other property. Bossert, 100-28 201st St Hollls.

GARDEN CITY Restricted part, brand new 6-room brick and stucco, slate ronl; 2-csr garage; lot 60x100: mortgage $9,000: voir house accepted in part payment. Ruggiero Wise, 743 Bergen St. NEvins S-0590. JAMAICA 1-family for Floral Park. Beilerose 1-famlly for good 2-family Vlneland poultry farm for house or lots.

Floral Park 1-famlly for Richmond Hili or Woodhaven 1 or 2-famlly. Long Island farm for Richmond Hill 2-family. We have 500 good exchanges. Send for our free list. Bellerqee Realty.

247-05 Jamaica Bellerosa. Tel Fleldstone 3-0816. BEAUTIFUL residence New Rochelle, exchange for other property and cash. Schuler, weekdays, BPrlng 7-3256, FREE AND CLEAR (foreclosed) proper, ties, downtown, total $17,000, exchange for city, suburban, country, mortgagee. 157 Greenwood East Orange, N.

J. HAVE RECENTLY foreclosed 4-lamlly brick. 20 rooms and store In well oopu-lated section; will exchanee for small house or bungalow tn Rorkawava or Lone Island, levy. 32 Court St. I WILL EXCHANGE 6-room Colonial home garage, fully landscaped plot 50x100.

in STEWART MANOR for well-located family house In Richmond Hill or Wood-haven. James Graham, 77 5th Stewart Manor, L. I. WANT FARM. 30 to 60 acres.

Connecticut or New York, for high-class 4-famtlv apartment In Park Slope. Yearsley, 155 7th Ave. WE CAN EXCHANOE your property; send full details. MCNEILL, 1606 Kings Highway. Brooklvn.

DEwey 9-3121. WB SPECIALIZE In property exchanges evervwhere. Rubin, with Harry A. Levlne. 32 court St.

TRiangle 5-4C82. WILL exchange 7 lots and cash for equity tn all-year-round bungalow on Long Island. Box L-267, Essie office. TWO-FAMILY. 11 rooms, brick house; all modern improvements: 2-cae aerate: cost $14 500; located near Sunset Park, Bay niURi, v.m-iun rnviiRUHB.

nnsi navv you to offer? Owner, 721 47th Brooklyn. THREE 1 and 2-famlly houses; title company mortgages, what's offered? Oir-ard, 215 Montague St. 16-FAMILY, 100T. leased; $9,000 yearly; will take smaller property and cash. Agar, 9 Greene Brooklvn.

Wanted Real Estate 81 CLIENT wants country home or farm; will exchange Brooklvn income property. Levlno-English. 5 Court Souare. I WANT to see owners who find it hard to sell or rent. Anthony Van Bergen, 525 Nostrand Ave.

MODERN one-family house; boundary Carroll to 3d 8th to 9th Aves. Give full particulars. Anthony J. Oberle. 990 Broadway.

Brooklvn. PRIVATE PARTY wishes to purchase brick or stucco nome: ail cash: Nassau County Reply In detail. Bachman. 127-09 Jamaica Richmond Hill. WANTED Three-story and basement house tn pare Blooe: suitable rooming purposes: must oe cnean.

COLONIAL REALTY CO 6907 4th Ave. SHore Road 5 WILL BUY houses, apartments, deeds: also leae. Eagle Quick action. Bog c-221. Krai Estate Management 89s FREDERICK LfPPENS CO.

25 Years In Flatbush 1346 FLATBUSH AVE MANSFTELP 8-1613 PROPERTIES managed by TTeatwond Real tv Ce, i Est. Ifti'Si are well managed. 6S5 Flatbush Are. Ig 2 all or write For Resort and Travel Information Call the Eagle Bureau is Qneena. Nanaa and Suffolk Hoawrt and Lota GARDEN CITY SACRIFICES Builder needing Immediate cash saenflces brand brick house, English.

7 rooms. 2 bathroons; double garage; built of finest materials: landscaped plot. 55x100. paved streets, sewers and all improvements paid price was $13,500, now $2,500 cash above 5.000 title Co. firs mortgage: trades, no offers.

Box F-213, Eagle office. GARDEN CITY MORTOAOS COMPANY Several new hign-class homes available bargain prices; all Improvements. Location; Pine at Clinton Road. JAMAICA BOND MORTGAGE CO 7th Ave. N.

Y. LOngacre 5-2803. GARDEN CITY Residence, 10 large rooms. 3 baths; garage; large plot; se location: cost 28 000; will take SlBpOQ. INgersoll 2-8299.

GARDEN CITY Houses lrom $10 000 10 000; will take your home, lots or stock In exchange. H. Dikeman, 250 Fulton Ave. Hempstead 7300. GARDEN CITY Exceptional values, sales rentals; exchanges considered, Oliver Chichester or studwell, 117 North Ave.

HEMP8TEAD 8-room house, steam neat; garage; cor plot, 80x100 for $5 000 Marths A. Ellison, 60 N. Franklin St Hempstead 5353. HUNTINGTON 2i acres fine woodland electricity, water supply nearby. $275 per acre: easv terms.

M. maulrub. Jeri Turnpike. Huntington. L.

1., oppo. Dutch Mill. rrrB NECK Handsome dwelling. 2' stones, basement, 4 bedrooms, 3 Datna Improvements, garage, fireplace; foreclosure bantatn. Apply Room 809, 17 St.

MUrray Hill 2-5306. LITTLE NECK For sale or rent at sacri fice, beautiful large e-room bungalow type, double garage, large landscaped plot. 2 minutes from station, overlooking Sound. Phone Bavside 9-2403. MERRICK WOOD A select community of selected people English Designed Homei S9.750 to $12,500 7.

3 or 4 master bedrooms 6, 7 or 8 spacloua rooms 2 or 1 colored tile baths Bright and airv kitchen with modern appointments General Features Include Oil Burner, Electric Refrigerator Slate Roof. Casement Windows, Screens Covered Open Porch, Recreation Room Plots 50 and 60x100, landscaped ETRATHMORB HOMES. INC. Nancy Blvd. and Merrick Avo.

Ca mile north of the station) MERRICK, L. I. MINEOLA Exceptional offer, sacrifice account of Illness modern corner house. 7 rooms, hot water heat, extra lavatory; sewers, garage; conveniently located; excellent terms. Pape, owner, 309 Willis Mineola.

OZONE PARK rooms and bath; ga raue: Se fare to New YOTk: no reason able offer refused. Inquire Owner, 9136 Gold St. RICHMOND HILL To settle estate, executor will sell at bargain attractive two-family house. 40x100. on 111th one biock from station.

I. P. Elsenberg, 32 Court Brooklyn. TRIangle 5-0773. ROCKVILLE CENTRE very attractive early American white Colonial home, 2-car garage, SLATE ROOF, copper gutters; spacious ground; fine residential section; large living room wth fireplace, dining room, sun room, steam heat, tile kitchen, modern eouinoed: master bed chamber, with up per open porch, and 2 others; artistic bathroom, stall shower, silent OIL BURNER, heavy brass plumbing; sewer attached; weatherstripped.

screens, all cedar closets, finished basement ana many other features. A beautiful home that will appeal to you. Price $11,500, first mortgage by trust company; cash and terms arransed. Valentine WlCk. 14 Sunrise Highway at entrance to Rockville Centre.

Phone Kocavnie -emre iiqj. pnrrfCVTTXR rtENTRE VICINITY $4,950: builder will sacrifice new Normandy brick and stone home, on a plot 60x200, beau-tifully landscaped, also shade trees; features, log-burning open fireplace, hand he-n timbers. Hollywood bath with pas tel colored tile walls, Venetian cabinet and vanitv table: separate garage; oil burner optional; colored tile kitcnen and breakfast room. Tirtany decorations: cedar closet. 1 built this house to sell for $10 000.

Beverly Estates, 146 8unrise Highway. Rockville Centre. Tel, Rock-vilie Centre 2358. RfirKviLLR CENTRE Need cash In hurrv; make offer; will sacrifice bit httle tri fnr ftinnno: hrick and stone: ea raae; spacious rooms, 2 baths, OIL RIIRNER. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR house worth double kmg price.

Keys 181 Sunrise Highway. Rockville Centre ROCKVILLE CENTRE New Colonial type stucco, a bed roo ms. Dams, mho.nv naneliniT. fully equipped; 68x 100: S14.000. CANTERBURY.

Sunrise Highway and Village Ave. VALLEY STREAM Frame house, six rooms- three ante bedrooms: pios ltio- within two blocks of rmlroad sta tion: real bargain; J3.S00; liberal terms. F. ochs. Phone Valley Stream B279.

A NEW BRICK BUNGALOW 40x100; garage; sewers; elecirio refrigerator; every modern Improvement; formerly' sold for now first small cash payment; balance like rent. Merick-Garbode. Jamaica Ave. at 21ih St. Missouri 7-2300.

BEAUTIFUL brick and frame houses, cheap; make oiler; own mortgage. CaU 128-14 146th, South Ozone. BIGGEST BARGAIN 9-room house, large plot; 1 block station; price worth cash $250; terms to suit. COMMUNITY. 94-12 Sutphin Boulevard.

JA-malca 6-6660. FIVE ACRES, with Colonial house, 7 rooms and bath, hot water heat, hardwood floors, fireplace, barns, large chicken-house, fruit trees; on prominent thoroughfare; 6 miies from Jones Beach: suitable for restaurant, chicken farm or other business; $14 000; cash refused $24,000 3 years ago: real bar gain. Martens, Peace ae gtephany, J91 Sunrise Highway, Lynbrook, Closed Sundays. LOT. Long Beach, Li on the boardwalk, 20x240, facing two streets: long lease cheap rent.

Linsky 60S 6th N. Y. C. THINK OF THIS FOR VALUEI $100 WILL BUY A LOT In the vicinity of Baldwin, South Hemp stead. Vsastbury.

North Roose velt, Freeport, Maeaapeq.ua, Amityvillf and Huntinmon These lots sre offered for sale at halt the assessed valuation; terms $10 down. Si per month; title guaranteed. BARNEY H. HULTZ 65 Sunrise Highway. Freeport i681.

1 -FAMILY. 5 ROOMS $2 950 Bargain! Wonderful workman's home; porcn aetscneo: si imots.i excellent condition: worth $5,000: small cash: best terms: carrying charges, $20 monthly. 146-13 Jamaica Ave. JAmatra 6-3266. $100 DOWN, automobile or lots, as part payment for a beautiful home; carrying charges about, $35 per month; must oe seen to be appreciated.

Builder's office located Hempstead Turnpike, near Franklin Ave, Franklin Square, L. Telephone Floral Park New Jersey For Sale Houses and Lots BRa BREWERY with private railroad stdini at Orange N. to Jersey Building Co, 100 Roanoke Newark, N. J-Market J. 1612.

baths, oil burner, lot select residential neighborhood. Hamilton Ave RIDOEWOOD. N. Large 8-room. brick and stucco English residence in good neighborhood, tiled kitchen ana breakfast nook: stall shower, steam heat.

mere weatherstrips; this Is a mortgage foreclosure; sold originally for $16,500 row offered for easy terms. The Realty Exchsnee. 17 H. Brosd open Sunday -BCr WHERE THING ARB OOINO TO HAPPEN IN THE FUTURE' And Bur When Others Are Not Buvlnf Do Not Watt for a Boom A couple of maxims g.ven bv a successful real estate operator which apply to this property, a five-story, brick building containing freight etsvator. Of superior constr'er tion.

Rirnt in the hesrt of Newark's business center where In the near future the property will be purchased bv the citv for street improvements held up temporarily. Must be sold to settle an esate Address K. SIO Broad St- Mewart. N. i.

House. For Sale City 84 FLATBt'SH New 1-Umilv, detached brick. 6 large rooms. 2 beautuui pam-locms, artistic k.tchen and breakfast nook, beaut. Ml S-lfa basement with bar.

bencnes and scenery, laundry and extra iavatorv; OIL BURNER, concealed radiators; real hiah-claes house at a oarffain price. Show house, E. 29'h 8t betueen Avenues and T. FLATBUSH 91.500 CASH IN HIGH CLASS SECTION One-famiiT modern brick home for large famiiy: sultab.e for phvslcian; qouoib b-rage, $8 500 first mortgage, 3 years to run; price $12 500. leL PRospect except Sunday.

FLATBUSH 2309 AVENUE 7-room brick, colored tile kitchen and bath; garage: exceptional construction, inortgjeee will sacrifice for best oner over SB, 000 mortgage; no brokers: seen appointment, wamwrlght. 1723 Ave. MAnsfleld 8-6 or MIdwood 8-1621. FLATBUSH DETACHED bouse on B. Stl) Si.

near Dumas 13 rooms, consisting of 3 apartments of 5. 5 and 3 rooms; 2-car garage: plot 34x100; convenient subway, stores, schools, sacrifice first mortgage, S6.250, title company. Just renewed; act quick. Hussev Hoeh. 1567 Flatbusn Ave MAnsfleld 6-8211.

FLATBUSH $5,000 DETACHED -FAMILY, 9 ROOMS. PAVED 8TREET blocks B. M. T- subway. Avenue station; large plot; private driveway; m-closd porch.

Allvn S. Crumm, 1564 Flatbush Ave. MAnsfleld 6-3682. FLATBUSH 1 block Brighton line lubway. 1-iamily detached, 10 ROOMS; steam heit; redecorated; wide plot: GREAT BARGAIN for this section, $5,500 If sold now.

Want QUICK Rea.ty Traders, 131 Flatbush Ave. PLATBU8H Lara-e detached. 40x100 6 rooms, sun and 2 open porches; up-to-date; double parages; sacrifice, 1327 E. 64th St. INgersoll 2-0645.

FLATBUSH One block Church Ave. sub way station; 2-Iamtly brick, 11 rooms; semi-detached: all light rooms; heat: a marvelous buv; $8 500. Agar. 330 Empire Boulevard. Open Sundays.

FLATBU8H Must sell beautiful detached corner house, with, or without furniture. excellent condition; tiled roof, 2-car garage, oil burner, finished basement; every modern improvement. Phone Mid-wood 8-7o08. FLATBU8H Detached cottage, 10 rooms. large plot, steam, redecorated tnrougn-out, sacrifice at $5,000, easy terms.

Pin-kerneil, 1350 Flatbush Ave. MAnsfleld 6-1860. FLATBUSH BARGAIN HUNTERS 1976-A Ocean Ave. Paid $19,000. Sell $12,500 1798 W.

5th St. Paid $16,000. Sell $8,750. Inspect today. FAUPEL.

1209 Flatbush Ave FLATBUSH Near Church to settle estate; 1-lamily, semi-detached; 7 rooms, enclosed porch, steam; good condition: asking $4,950 Agar. 330 Empire Boulevard. Open Sundays, FLATBUSH 2-famlly new brick house, 11 rooms, 2-car garage, real bargain; near Kings Highway station. Owner, Shaw, 1626 2d Brooklyn. FLATBUSH 2-famlly house, 11 rooms.

2 open porches: an improvements; si.uuu. first mortgage, $6,250. MIdwood 8-8193, LEFFERTS AVE. Near Nostrand: 2-family brick: hot water heat: good condition: owner Is forced to sell for $7,500. Agar.

330 Empire Boulevard. Open Sundays. LEWIS AVE 314 Beautiful 3-story and basement brownstone: hot water neat, parquet; sacrifice $7,800. Raftls, 232 Norwood Ave. APplegate 7-7260.

MILLER 403 1-famlly brick house. fully Improved; very reasonable. Mr. Levy, TRIangle 3-0OB1. park 6 LOPE! Near 8th 20x100; 3 and basement.

2 baths, hot wnter heat; formerly $15,000. Yearsley, 155 7th Ave. PARK SLOPE Corner mansion: near Piaza: 2 entrances, 13 rooms: Al for phvslcian: bargain for quick sale. Beat-tie R. E.

323 P.atbush Ave. ST. JAMES PLACE Near De Kaltv. 2-famtlv, steam, parquet; $9 750: beautiful condition. Agar.

9 Greene Ave. STERLING near Bedford two-storv and cellar, brick and stone, two-family. 11 rooms, 2 baths; sell for $9,500 to settle estate; free and clear: terms arranged. Box 218, Eagle Office W. 12TH ST.

Near Kings Highway; 2-familv brick, 11 rooms, all modern Improvements; newly built; price $8,750. rash $1,000. Kasoff, 188 17th St HUguenot 4-0585. BARGAINS We have on hand several foreclosed properties for sale at exceptional! low prices. The Chauncey Real Estate 149 Pierrepont SL CITY location, suburban surroundings, residence, sing'e, frame, de'ached; 8 large, siit rooms; Improvements; gsrate; new eubwav; $17 000: will accent cash, plus first mortgage $9,000.

APplegate 7-0877. Foresters Up-to-date 2-famtIy house, til large light rooms; Mvtric linht, parquet floors. steam heat, enclosed porch and garage; price only located in a good aec-tion; near subway station; terms to Urt" WOLFF it 8TILLMAN INC. 7111 3d Ave. BHora Road B-1500.

FORECLOPITRE 8ALE 1-f amilr, 7 rooms. rmrrh. 30x100. valut 110, 000. can oe bought from second morteatjee for S6.f00 net.

no commission, ltuu um 01. oee owner, Hansen, 5H11 4th Ave. FORECLOSURE BARGAIN 1 and 2 family houses: tbOO cash; balance aa rent. R. Kenny, 111 Court St.

MORTGAGEE'S BARGAIN TRlfl rXlONIAL ROAD Sta-year-old tapestry brick one-family ftvp1hn" 4 hwlronms. 2 baths, toilet. kitchen, dlnlne and living rooms, breakfast nook, garage; to reputable party lor ownership; occupancy with very small amount of casn. tmanuei a. oiern.

ANdrews 3-0215. REAL FORECLOSURE BARGAINS A financial Institution will sacrifice several 1 and 2-famiiy homes on reasonable tprmi to reliable purchasers. Address Owner. Box 186. O.

P. Brooklyn, phonf TRiangle 5-7000. UNUSUAL foreclosure bargain, S-fam. brick bet. 4th and 5th Aves; close St.

subwav station: steam heat, sold for S.12,500 4 years aao; no? less than $7,000. Beckman, an 59th St. THREE-STORY basement brick, 1 rooms. 2 baths: steam, parquet; 5-car garage: Inrome $150; 7 rooms own use: 1st mtge. si.

000; make cash offer: Brdtnrd section. Eastern Parkway express. NEvins 8-7248 tor aopnmtmenr 4-STOPY BRICK APARTMENT HOUSB One 6-room. three 7-room apartments in oie of the finest sections or Flatbush; first mortgage $11,000: a real bargain; for quick ia. $13 250.

JOHN REIS CO 77 Aie. BUrkminster 2-6400, Lots For Sale 85 BAY RIDGE Bargain In several desirable building plots, 100x100 or more each, neighborhood of Marine 3d Ave. and Ridae Boulevard; suitable for apart-rnen's and Susiness; reasonable terms. John Puiimsn R. E.

741 Union cor. 5: rt Ave RYE Detached English residence. 75x125; everv modern appointment; beautiful grounds, pool fountain, arbor: was 40 taite easy terms. Bea'tie Peat Esta-e Flatbush Ave. TWO LOTS greater citv; bareain; sidewalks.

40x100, each: $2 cash. $8 rrontnlr Du Brul, 258 E. 32d St Brooklvn WILL sacrifice 10 ocean front lots Beich 4n.n St. Sea Gate. Brooklvn, N.

Bo 11. w. St Queens. Nassan and Suffolk House and Lots 86 5 rooms, bt'h. all improve roenti; ideal location to station, stores and school, plot 50x100; price for quick ssle a real Christmas buv.

Harrw 4 8, Orarrl Baldwin. Tele prione Freeport 442 nniATCF 7 roorr.a. f.4 ki'chen. bath oirac. lot 3q5.

cos ascril.cea JioOO Missouri BFHEHOSE What a crime to sell 9110 J4-h for $3 450: 1st mart gage cash rooms, improvfrnents. cs rage: fine section. STORMS. 9O04 161st St RRIGHTWATrTR Bav Way. Bavshore houses for rent, sale or exchtnee.

Girard, 'errick Road, Brigh'wa'ers FLORAL PARK -Adams St attractive hil't duelling latest im-pr-emer's, 1-t 41x100 Call Constant Bids. 109 Magnolia Ave. Floral Park 1291. new for: no at 450 lect $85 and ner cho site all 42d A In tlousra tin erne cn CARROLL ST. irocrn 2-fimtlv potri.es.

Cner, Crcn.n Heiants s'one. semi-detached, 209 flteutvn St. CLINTON ST. Near Borough Hall, 15 price for quiek ss.e reason ibie terms. Phone MAin 4-0549.

No ruoicers. EAST FLATBUSH New house. 6 rooms, all improvements: builder' lose; mate offer. 6" E. 92i St.

14TH ST all newly renovated. S8.5O0, cash 11.500; marvelous biv. Acer, 9 Greene Ave FARRAGCT POAD BLOCK TO 61'BWAY. $4000; FORECLOSED 1 FAMILIES: NEW MORTGAGE 000 MAHER WOODS. .84 FLATBVSH AVE.

$6,43 2i.iC-ti Car. Clarendon Road; southern exposure, eeven rooms, hrirk. lncloed worth ilO -5H0; breakfast room, fireplace, colored til': carace. Caai Brick Heart of Fla'bush; short walk subway; super construction, fcwroisn mini. sewered avenue.

8 rooms, i trpie.r. colored tile, separate shower. bedroom. cdar ciOsets. extra lavimiy.

breakfast set; 590 Insulated table top. itas ranie, tair cushions, emoossea cfcutuui.u. mshed basement, pool lao.e, garage 12- foot drive, restricted section worth 00: one left. Beverly Road section, new, 1-lamlly. "r'rk inrlosed porcn, n.n.irs.

beautiful co.ored tile h.throom. honth shower. 2 finished rooms. worth k.tmnr: oara-e. sewers, SllOOO; walk.hi distance subway TV breakfast room tile fimsned rooms.

kitchen, bath, extra batn. booth ass door. 2 rorches. asrare: act quic. 1S35 Fla'bush Ave.

MAnsfteld n-njru VI ATRI'RH brighton line bargain s.t?'5--:ST 512,503 BLOCKS SUBWAY. MFDWCD SECTION tac.hed. 7 rooms and attic; 4 garage driveway, steam, every s. e.m: reconditioned lik new; 3 blocks parochial and Public schools; UK-HEARD OF VALUE. ACT QUCK.

Bank first mortgage So am j. $950 cash and no second mortgage to pav Builder takes st.ggenn. loss hnrk- 7 large rooms, 2 CAR modernistic' "fireplace Hollywood colored kitchen and bath, extra lavatory, glass nrlosed Booth shower, cedar Closets. sri'Dio equipment, veneuan -ASssXiFVT brass piping, many extras piping, many cm.ws. subwav.

stores, handy. GREAT BAR- blocks Flatbush schools, churches CAIN. Tt-TrT SS ft. il r.A-a 1MB FLATBUSH AVE. MANSFIELD FLATBUSH OPEN FOR INSPECTION.

2-4 M. 2315 Newkirk 2-famlly brick s-ml-detached; 11 rooms, 2 baths. heat, oil burner; near short walk to T. Newkirlt express station. First mortgage, $6,500.

Title Co. Price. S10.000. 341 Westminster Road. l-famii, 9 rooms; plot 56x100: 1 Work to school, 3 blocks to Beverly Road M.

T. station: offered at the low puce of tTO.000 to cose OPENPPOR INSPECTION. 2-4 P.M. C. BRIEN.

INC 11B4 Ave. BUCKtninsier i-i BASSAirS tviuTIV nrTACHFO BKIL.tS. Si.oo to prions Pa-ed and sewerea sum near Cnurcn Ave. utnuinc uur foreclosure. $750 casn required.

Kent car ANOTHER 2-FAM1LY so II ROOMS. 2 porches, reaecorai.ru thronohoiiT navea ana sewcicu Beautiful location. 2 blocks Brighton subway. Reducsd from $12,500. 1 -FAMILY, DE lAtntu -tvi i.

ooova nilnseH norch. tinisnea dsv einrvto ment. an reaecoravea. no 2nd; 1 block Flatbush Ave. schools, stores, Hi ft month carrying charges KUSS5Y 1SR7 Fla'bush Ave.

MAnsfleld 6-82U iri h-ilr rintsrhed. oe-familV home. rooms, modern inreunn, all improvements in and paid lor short blocks 1 T. subway. Bp.endicr for doctor or dentist.

'I'" -o-r-y Brick, 13 rooms, ore block tnurcn n-r Just ccmp.e-eri. rir 'i" these 1933 model homes phone MAnstieifl ARTHUR FRANKE. 1515 Flatbush Cor. Glenwood Road. Ave.

Open evenings ana punsia FLATBUSH Beautiful E. 21st Brlgh-bnck, porch, pantry; cost lorec.oau... MIDWOOD-Flne home. 60x100: near E. 19th garage; sivum.

-place; cost sacrifice. $10,000. BRAND new 2-ramilv brick: section: 40X100; co.orea i.iv. cel'ar e'e SACRIFICE "113.950: worm SIS 500. Call TODAY.

BENSON. 1518 Flatbush or 372 17'h near Cortelvou. MAnsfleld 6-4488. FLATBUSH EBAL Large rooms, all on one floor; bi cam neat, two-car GARAGE Ietacel ca roster Ave. Practically NEW, 7 large rooms, double GARAGE; Title company win aispion this exceptional HOME, located In one of the finest residential sections.

TWO blocks pum.icj and oarochial school and SUBWAY station; originally sold $13,500 price now su.Miu onlv one. A VAN DFRWERKKN. 1534 Flatbush Ave. MAnsfleld $-7680 vt aTsit.au BZAUTI? UL CI in GHAK natiehirl tl lr8" 1 rlrxrd wrch side fntrnnrc. brfiltftst nook; rfil log hurniriR garage, 30x100; firctrif Ji7ifrinar.

FESTKirTEn rHKisu NEIGHBOR HOOP Neiir public A- heh T. iu. OHNEWALD it DFN1.INOER 140R TUtbuh Avf, FLATBUSH 1-famlly brick and stone. 8 lane rnoms 3 baths, billiard room, open fireplace hot water heat; section: Blsnori- h'-niiV was $22,000. new J15 000.

J-hn Reis Co 767 A-a. Bl'ckmin'ter 2-6400. FLATBUSH SPECIAL mnms. modern nouse, in, rtTT IJV1K- larae pift, Jisi wnn INO FOR 32S Full lTja, Hsndy to fibwav Builder. 17M Fle-b'isn 532.

EfS IT TODAl Ave. Miawooa FLATBrSH S6.450; modern ssmittr. "3 nived sewered; A-l condition: beautiful neighborhood smith-en ewsure. 3 minutes wa'k Newkirk V'o for muck aennn nurer takes $4,000 los Ir.spec this best tod4 a- s0 CHT'RCH AVE. NFAR SOSTRAitp FLATBUSH rOPFCXOSVF KFA BRIGHTON SVai.

rftn.j-.. I 24-h rooms. 40 ft. 1-W ft. 6 500 I li f.

100 ft. 7 01-0 li'ih fir'. 11 -mm. 2-famiiy I.SOO PEwey w-jui -j--r- OTrr ss.orif-.r-e the SHOUT IUC TO bun- BRIGHTON t-POFSS. STATION.

6 tool gerate enclosed porcii. land cost ee.l for SR 5C" a-- A t-1-- Flatbush Ave. iDi'noasi 2.4o FLATBUSH BUNGALOW Owner sacrlfire attractive detached riot 40x100: 2-car gsraee. rr-o-t walk T. s'ibwsv.

pubec and ih schoo's. stores, etc beau'itul block. at practi-al'v Iim nnee include new I HUSSET HOEH 1567 F-tbuiit Ave. alAaifla.d --Sail. by 1 Two plot In READERS- 700 BOYS AND GIRLS CANT BE WRONG When they respond to the contests in a single issue of The Eagle's Sunday Junior Magazine! 1,000 BOYS AND GIRLS CAN'T BE WRQNG When they join The Eagle's Junior Air Legion and follow the activities and column features in The Eagle every day! The Brooklyn Eagle has features of interest for EVERY boy and girl, young man and young woman, as well as for the older members of the family.

Among the special daily features for the young reader are special interscholastic sports news and comment, the Junior Air Legion column, interesting comic strips and a jest column. On Sundays there are the special Eagle Junior Magazine and news of the Junior Magazine clubs, eight pages of comics in colors, a special puzzle page, Scout news and a column devoted to stamps and coins. meant sales for the saloon keeper, it also meant the bunching together at the bar of large groups cf mm wno soon would start 'treating and getting drunk. "Likewiss the treating of beer drivers and icemen after thry hti made deliveries was discontinued. 'In many cases even the frea drinks to policemen was stopped.

in all cases drunkenness was the result of and treating was prevalent at theb ar, be it lo cated in a saloon, a restaurant, hotel or club. The greatest enemy of tem perance was the bar." According to Bergman, it is es sential if temperance is to be fos- trtd with the repeal the 18th Amendment, that bars be eliminated. He suggests sale of beer, wines and liquor only in bottles for consumption at home. Drinks to be sold only in restaurants, hotels and clubs with meals; no counters or bars being allowed for the service of such meals. The applicant for a liquor dealer's license, he suggests, must be a citizen of the United States and must post a large bond, provided by two private guarantors and not by a bonding company.

This, says, would insure a responsiblej type of men as dealers. Manufacturing licenses for mak. Ing wines, beer and liquors should be subject to stringent rules providing, among other things, that the label show when and where tht product was made and bottled. This, Bergman explains, would obviate tha recurrence of pre-prohibition day abuses. In those days, he savs, wine producers here gave their product such names as "Medoc," "St.

Julien," "St. Estephe," and so forth, and marketed it under the implication that it was Imported. The sale of whisky in bottles only would eliminate the blending out and diluting. Deprecates High Taxes Adore everything else, says Bergman, taxes on beverages should not be so high as to leave a margin of profit for the moonshiner and the bootlegger. While a strong temperance advocate, Bergman is a foe of prohibition because, he says, "it is tha greatest enemy of temperance," adding: "The best way to obtain temperance would be to make liquor easily available to everybody, lncludirg children.

Denial only makes tra thing denied attractive. By telling a child that he must never touch liquor, we only pique his curio? -'ty. By giving him a drink wVn h-'s voting enough to nesrly clT-k' en it. you can more pily an effectively bring home to t'-j dangers in the abuse of lir-e-. "Temperance will be prcmct only through the education of t' youth in the uses and abuses of alcoholic beverages." How Theory Worked As proof of his theory Bergman points out that his son, now 38, was brought up according to his formula.

While no cne in the Bergman home drank, a supply cf wines and liquors alwa-s was kept, The children could hlp themselves to it. but didn't. One av the bey asked for a drink and was given one. "He nearly choked to drath on it." said Bergman relating the "and could not be Induced to drink anything with alcohol in it after that. When prohibition came, of course, he s'arted taking a drink now.

and then, like every, body else." EVER BOY AND GIRL Should Read The BEDFORD SECTION Bargain St. frarcis near Franki.a Ave, and 13 rooms, price for j.r'g tela H3.5C0. Fnon PRoscect.