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6 BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1935 REAL ESTATE HJH REM iyL STATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Blind Student Gets Books KLAL ESTATE 1 OK ALL ApartmeiHs and Apar'ment House 81a Houses for Sale Hi InstitutePrograms For This Week PARK SLOPE Near park; owner ST. Near Warren Sti 3-tory lices; modern, no basement; easy basement. 12 rooms. 3 baths, steam keeping home, 8 rooms, 2 baths, hot water Tarried Asking Annulment So He Is Refused (. wmmmimm.

pur Mwnimiiiii Hi mi mil p. f' m1 'f- 'ff irr (i Houses for Sale 84 heat; formerly $17,000. now ainnnn. ers on Montgomery. Carroll, Oarfleld.

1st lo 4th you will always find the best choice of Park Slope bargains at this office, where you will be assured of competent service and advice. L. L. Yearsley, 155 7th A.ye. NEvlns 8-5115.

PARK SLOPE Near 8th Ave. andpTazu; brownstone house. 2 bathi; hot water heat; absolute sacrifice: price $8,000. Pullman R. B.

741 Union corner 5th Ave. PARK SLOPE BARGAINS 2d at park: modern 3-story, steam heat, was $20,000, now 8th 4-story and extension, was $35,000: now $16,000. Charles Rickerson, 278 Flatbush Ave. PROSPECT PARK WESTornMre7f-dence. 25-foot lot: near Plaza; exceptionally well-built house, offered at less than value to settle estate.

For details see cnanea rartridge. 397 Flatbush Ave. UNION 8T. 2-FAMILY MOUSE; REASONABLE; GOOD LOCALITY FOR DENTIST, PRESIDENT 3-2292. Jv" SETTLE ESTATE (-family, lust finished every modern convenience, Including electric refrigeration; cost bargain for cash; 4 blocks new subway.

Dorman Dana. Attorneys, 17 John N. Y. C. COrtlandt 7-2761, or executor.

STerllng 3-3733. 2-FAMILY HOUSES at today's prices of- fer real profit possibilities. Ask broker lor noma Tine company list. APARTMENT HOUSES, walk-ups and elevators. 9 to 60 families; rentals $4,000 to $40,000.

Room 1213, 225 Broadway, N. Y. BArclay 7-1787. CORNER BRICK EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. finished basement! excellent location for physician, dentist; near Kings Highway.

R. 1188 E. 43d St rt DO YOU WANT to buy a 2-3-4 or 6- family, all sections; bank has decided to sacrifice nil tin small at once while these bargains last; cash and terms arranged to suit: also have a few properties can be purchased without cash to legitimate buyer who will fix same up. HY. D.

AGAR, 9 GREENE AVE. REPOSSESSED HOMES FOR SALE Mortgage 14 Years to Pay V. flTH RT rooms, rtet.icherf. nil im- i'itnmn(i. inruiniut, eeVsn neat, not water; psruy jurnisnou; an rented; sacrifice at cash immediate possession, H.

Oilvarry. 261 Court HI. E. 49TH two 2-lamily houses, 30 loot lots, garages, steam: Imiiiire 1193E.8th St FARKAOUT ROA1 )' DeTached, 12 rooms. 2 porches, 30x100; good con- i dilion: price 3 blocks to subway.

I FAUPEL. 1209 Flatbush Ave. BUck-mmster 2-4606, K1SKE TERRACE Exclusive type well-built seinl-bungalow. tile roof. 8 rooms, hot water heal, garage; price reduced lo Slti.500; worth double; bargain.

Bull Realty. 2110 Cor-telyou Road. BU. 2-2100. Closed Sunday.

ja ATRJKH HPWX tl BIUILA PRICE $6.250 WAS $11,500 New and in beamilul section; 7 rooms. leal open porch, Hollywood awnings Fanny Farmer colored tile kitchen, bath; sunken tub, enclosed glass shower, breakfast room, extra lavatory, studio living room, Queen Anne fireplace, Tiffany decorations, finished room basement, OIL BURNER, extra bntfi connection, cedar closets, beamilul gardens, terrace Plot, garage. BOISE NASH, 1535 Flatbush Ave. MAnslield 6-8580. FLATBUSH $5,000 AMOUNT of first mortgage buys modern latbu'sh house; perlect condition; newly decorated; seml-deiached.

driveway: concrete garage: 6 rooms: ail modern Im provements; sun porch, dining alcove, 3 I large bedrooms, master bedroom has 3 I windows; ail light rooms; parouet floors: easy terms for responsible buyer. Box T-273, Eagle office, or phone Boulevard 8-10209. FLATBUSH. -I ZUCL 1-FAME 4SJ Ai tractive all brick home. 6 spacious rooms; substantial construction: steam heat, paniuet Doors, driveway; excellent location; 2 blocks to Brighton subway; assessed value.

will sacrifice at S5.500 Inr immediate sale. Keys with BULKLEY HORTON 1214 Flatbush Ave. BUckminster 2-5400. u. ni.wn wnir o.rmmv est finished basement; ultra Christian residential section; 2 blocks; public, parochial schools, church, sub- i way; builders sacrifice; tenant guaranteed SKS nintilh nuvs nil earrvinir rhnrpp Inspect SHOW HOUSE.

FH ED RICK LUPPENS CO. 1340 FJatbush Ave, MAnslield 6-1613. FlalDush Exceptional Bargain $6,700 FjEAUTIFUL GLENWOOD ROAD SECTION 2 blocks St. Vincent Ferrer's parochial school, church, subway; lovely 6-room home, private driveway and garage; OIL 1 BURNER, modern throughout. Assessed value genuine sacrifice for immediate sale at $6 700.

FREDRICK LUPPENS CO. 1 1.140 Flatbush Ave MAnslield 6-1415 ST'mCI? .4 Kmc? BKiLA Prettiest 1-iamily ever offered: 6-7 rooms; beautiiul location; 10-foot driveway, ga- cflre bath? needleshoTeVf real "bargain Aci 'ck' maSA-ksro11, 1535 Flatbusb FLATBUSH New English brick, $7,400: I Newkirk Ave. subway, church, school I I i i 1 1 I I I Miss Edna C. Wood (left), chairman of Braille of the Brooklyn Chapter American Red Cross; Mrs. Barney Schu-cart, who executed 160 of the 1,662 pages transcribed by 23 Braille volunteers, and Samuel Konefsky of 1005 Lincoln Place, a student at Brooklyn College, who received the 20 Braille volumes requested for use in a second semester course, examining book binder used in preparing the books.

cash, balance $42 monthly. Saturday Astronomy Observatory will 'be open to members for observation of WEST ST NEAR AVENUE 6 and stars in the Sickle. William modern home, detached; all improve- Homy, vice president of department In mpnts, nrlpa 4 nuv balance $38 monthly. E. 21ST ST 12 rooms, modern house: lot 60x100; reduced price, $500 cash.

oaiance sia mommy. JAMAICA VICINITY Detached modern house, 5 rooms; foreclosed; price $2,900: S250 cash, balance $22 monthly. ITX3RAL PARK 6-room modern home, garage; corner plot 50x100; foreclosed: price $500 cash; balance $50 monthly. All the above houses will have mortgages, 14 years to run. paol a.

booassian. 77 Lafayette Ave. Tel. NEvins 8-1900. -FAMILY BARGAINS, cash $2,000.

Mont- pomf ry St- $i4 000; 20th $11,500, J' b. agar. 9 greene AVE. Queens and Mmg Island 7-room 1 house, oil burner, garawe: sacrifice, Chevrolet Lost, Regained Lead In spite of an acute car shortage in the first quarter of 1934, Chevrolet dealers and salesmen outregls-tered all competition, both in passenger car and deliveries.j For eight out of twelve months in 1934 Chevrolet led the entire Industry. For six out of eight years Chevrolet leads the indsutry.

Fo rthe first time in the history of the automobile industry, a manufacturer losing leadership during the first six months regains that leadership during the last six months. As 65 percent of the volume is obtained during the f'rst six months and only 35 percent obtained during the last six months, this makes the Chevrolet dealer's selling record a notable achievement. i The Polk registrations for 'the complete year of 1934 gave these figures: Cars Chevrolet was 534,906, Car No. 2 was 530.628 and Car No. 3 was 302,557.

Trucks Chevrolet was 157,507, Truck No. 2 was 128,250 and Truck No. 3 was 48.252. convenient; 6 moms, studio living room, roi-tiled kitchen, dinette. Friiridaire.

colored r.UKAij AKK Best, section. formerly $10,500. chas. wetzni. mPeting at 104-25 92nd on 1328 Broadway.

N. Y. LOngacre 5-8196 Several new membm were Initiated. GARDEN CITY' For sale, a beautiful Co- -pi1p fnllnvvinrr niphf meptine-lorna! residence, set on a spacious lot i vS' nVoV i 160x100. exquisitely shrubbed, inciudinc was held by Flatbush Camp, 9134, in IS" 8 large Ule Jonnston Building.

Plans were rooms with baths and sunporch. Separate Maid Quarters, oil Burner. for a barn dance to Be neld Truly a masterpiece in architecture and i hi Snturrinv nf. 10fi 7Qth St Oraclp design: mortgage owners lacri- I al 11,11 uraue fice at $23,500 Mrs. Eva Lew presided.

Mrs. Jen- Houses for Rent 75a 1 FAMILY HOUSES TO LET 6101 Beverly Road near E. 51st 6 roomi, bath and garage $60 1574 E. 351 near Avenue P. rooms, porch, balh, garage $60 1739 E.

51st su near Avenue N. 6 rooms, porch, baih $50 1817 E. 57111 near Avenue 7 rooms, porch breakfast room bath. 2-car garage $55 1228 Both near lath 6 rumiis, porch, bath. breakfast room, 2-car garage $60, 8421 24th near 85th 6 rooms, bath, garage $60 2- FAMILY MUSES TO LET 22 Billings Place, near E.

St, Hour, 6 rooms, porch. Lmih, KaruKe $t5 68 Buluer Place, near Vermont I'd iloor. 6 rooms, room, bath, garage $(30 840 E. 23d near Aveuue I. 2d floor.

rooms, breakfast, room, porcn. balh, parage $95 1491 J4th near Kings Highway, 2d 6 rooms, bath. Karate $65 67 "Oih near Narrows I'd floor. 6 rooms, bath, uaraye $00 ol Avenue r. near Ocean Parkway, 2d lloor.

7 rooms, breakfast room. 'i baths, lavatory, garage $90 APPLY ON PREMISES. OR OWNER Tel. MAin 4-2100. Ask for Mr.

White tiutins arid Long Island GARDEN cFrYEngiishTypeTy bedrooms. $75; oil burner: near station; others, 8-10 rooms. Kiugslawn Builders. 73 Nassau Boulevard. Nassau Boulevard station.

STEWART MANOR GARDEN "CITY For rent, trom $55 to $85 per month. Colonial house with garage; 0 large rooms, beaulilully decorated, fully improved; country club witli all-year activities; Long Island Railroad to Stewart Manor; by auto out Jericho Turnpike, turn right at Tulip Floral Park, to Stewart Manor. From Brooklyn, out Sunrise Highway, follow signs. Realty Associates. Inc.

office, 56 Salisbury Ave. Floral Park 2147. WEST HEMPSTEAD 17 Oak 1-fam-ily, detached. 7 rooms, bath and garage, newly decorated. 1 block Long Island station; low rental.

Cull owner, MAnsfield JM512. WOODHAVEN 8 rooms and" bath, "heated sun porch, unfurnished or partly fur- nished; 2-car garage; 5 minutes walk to Brooklyn Manor or L. 1. R. R.

Station. 63-25 85th Road. Virginia 7-43BI. BRICK CORNER, garage, $42. 6 rooms, redecorated, garage, $40; 6 rooms, with, without garage, $35; 6-room corner 2-family, $30.

MacFarlane, Mis. 7-5050. IjSelLENT OPPORTUNITY Gentleman will rent to responsible family who appreciates flowers and refinement, his modern 8-room home, tile bath, in exchange for board; North Shore, L. easy commuting. Bos 171, Northport, L.

I. Business Places for Rent 78 AUDITORIUM tor rent for meetings. Ap- ply Room 506, Eagle Building. 303 Wash Ins ton or phone MAin 4-6200. Ex.

64. BUILDING, 50x100, no posts, all clear I space, can be used for any business, 550- gallon gas tank installed, small oftice I oa the side, new steam heat plant, recently decorated, low rent. $110. W. Morgan, 323 Pacific near Hoyt St.

CORNER STORE, near Eastern Parkway; drug store or any business; fine neighborhood. 460 Lincoln Place. NEvins 8-8533. GARAGE WITH APARTMENT, RENT $150 2-story brick. 792 Union St.

Near 7th or will sell. PARTRIDGE. 397 FLATBUSH AVE. NEvins 8-6600. GAS STATION SITE, corner Cifton Phice and Franklin will lease for Ions: term: must be reliable company.

Box A-184, Eatsle otfice. LOFT 2.220 square ieet, good lipht, heated, new building; $50 monthly. 21-23 Bond Brooklyn, near Fulton St. Phone Cumberland 6-6500, PART BUSINESS FLOOR, very desirable, light, airy; best business section Flatbush, reasonable, 840 Flatbush Ave. PART OF SHOP and store yard, plot 115x I 100.

14 feet ceiling, windows 3 sides, sky- lights. Owner, 800 3d Ave. Bush Termi- nal section. HUguenot 4-1062. SANATORIUM, CLUBHOUSE.

TAVERN GAS DEPOT; large detached mansion on prominent corner, uptown Brooklyn; SELL OR RENT. Information by mail oniy. ARNOLD. 820 Fulton St. STORES Low rent; Kood locations 466 Albany near Muni ornery, $35.

561 Empire Boulevard, near Kimtston. $80. 4516 llrh at New S65 PARTRIDGE, 397Flatbush Avp. STORE WITH" ROOM!" S25 LINCOLN AT 159 5TH AVE. i PARTRIDGE, 397 FLATBUSH AVE.

STORE; Any business; with apartment, steam, hot water, redecorate, S40; saraue, J18 Greenwood Ave. 1TH AVE 8407 Store and 5-room apartment above; exceptional terms; responsible party. HY. D. AGAR, 9 GREENE AVE.

7TH AVE, 139 Store for radio, dresses, bakery, butcher, best block in Park Siope section. AVENUE T. 20 SUITABLE ANY BUSI- NESS; $30: CONCESSIONS. GROWING NEIGHBORHOOD. AVENUE Z.

2103 FINE LOCATION, ADJOINING ROULSTON. ANY BUSINESS; REASONABLE RENT. BOROUGH HALL STORES. OFFICES. FLOORS; BROOKLYN NATIONAL LIFE BUILDING.

RENTAL $30 UP. BROKERS PROTECTED. ASCUTNEY REALTY TRIANGLE 5-4683. EASTERN PARKWAY, 284 5 rooms, main floor; suitable professional purposes; Franklin I. R.

T. Superintendent. STer-Img 3-3717. HILL SECTION Desirable corner store, suitable for any business, newly decorated; rent reasonable. LAIayette 3-6410, IDEAL for liquor, drug, market or dry cleaning store.

622 Vanderbilt Ave. 8621 5th Ave. 4324 8th Ave. 332 i 9th St. HY.

D. AGAR, 9 GREENE AVE PRIVATE brick building. 25x50. 12 'i ft. ceiling; suitable any business.

554 6th corner 16th Brooklyn. Queens and Long Island RrDGEWCKDD 57TTMYRTLE AVE. 5d floor, over Tbom McAn's Shoe Store; 8 rooms: attractive rental; suitable beauty parlor; also 6 rooms, 3d floor; $30. Inquire shoe store, or Fol.som, 522 5th N. Y.

MUrray Hill 2-7845. New Jersey JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS 1 398 Central large store, modern front, 100'i location; children's wear fixtures, dress district; $175. Denning Realty Corporatio Offices and Desk Room 78a DESK ROOM Attractive auarters In Eagle Building $10 per month; stenographs service available. Inquire J. S.

Brenner Room 506, 303 Washington Bklyn COURT 85 Light office: heart of downtown sector REASONABLE RENTAL. FREE USE OF OFFICE in exchange trr answering telephone. suitable stenographer. B. Singer, 71 RockwmI Place, NEvins 8-9101.

Factories an SMinjrs Kent "8b 42,500 FT, brick, sprlnklered. lie: in at terminal; Kood labor. Baffa A' 335 Remsen St. TRiangle 5-Bti30. Summer Places Rent, Sale or Sublet 80 Queens and Long Island LONG BEACH--Point-" Lookout lurnislied bungalow: plot $2,250.

your term 'Thomas J. Walsh New York ADfHONDACKS 7-room log. (urnisiied, bath; .000 ieet elevation. 100-mile virw; cost S3.H00. sacrifice $1,800, 100 others.

JSebald. Luzerne, Y. MOUNTAIN LAKES. SMALLWOOD, N. Y.

All Christian community covering 4-mile area. 1.H0Q feet elevation, only short distance from city; special pre-scavm of fer ins 4-room log cabin or bungalow with plumbing and attractive plot for $f'H5 cash: or $15,31 monthly utter small initial payment: price includes privileges large private lake, boating, bathing, fishing, private golf course, tennis, saddle horses, handball, other sports lHcthtii's piped artesian water electricity. i.as lor cooking available, good roads, ownership restricted to acceptable Christian him Hies; purchaser imen choice of practical isolation or reasonable tioM'by ni'itfhbors, investigation will plow Small wood, the most uhuj-uhI and uracil vp i-ninm unity ol Its kind in the KhM A I EMKNT8 NOT EXAGGERATED Send for free photograplit. A. SMALLWOOD Sultt 105A.

45lh 61., Y. C. i 1 1 i HAY RIDGE lu-fanilly, hot water, needs steam and renovation, presenl rent, S4.OU0; price, $10,000. good terms to buna Ildf; contractor; other properties lor renovation. Hlcinfels, 2101 Church Ave BUckminster 4-2000.

BENSO.NHURs't-8H78 filth AveT-ram- tly apartment limine. 30x97. 3 stories, good location; price reasonable; key at B315 4th Apartment 328. Particulars call CAthedral B-4543. BRISTOL ST.

6-family fully rented. Rent $1,050 yearly. Price $3.500 Terms Brokers Protected 1UL8XBY HORTCr? 02. S8S Nostrand Ave. LAfayette 3-5400.

FLATBUSH Several 3-4-6-B lamilles. well located, real bargains; 38-famlly cor- ner. income $19,000, cash $15,000 over first; 55 families. 6 stores, income $38 500; bargain Esiaies, $15,000 over first. 1546 Flatbush Ave.

Newkirk FLATBUSH Beautiful Beverly Road section; elevator apartment. 30 families: rents about price $100,000: terms. $15,000 cash: principals only. Hoihster. 2200 Church Ave.

FORECLOSURE BARGAINS MODERN, ti, 1), 12. 24-FAMILY APARTMENT HOUSES: REFRIGERATION LINCOLN SAVINGS BANK 531 BROADWAY, BROOKLYN. PHONE STAGG 2-4660. SEVERAL CHOICE apartment properties low prices: attractive terms. 158 Remsen St TRiangle 5-2266 FOUR-STORY stone and brick corner apartment house, fully rented: stores and garage: $4,000 cash; earns 22'3rr on investment.

Freeman Co. 11 W. 42d N. Y. TWENTY-FOUR FAMILIES.

32 families. 20 families, rents $8,000. price $40,000: cash refrigeration, modern kitchens and bathrooms. HY. Ac J3.AGAR.J OREENEAVE.

NEvins 8-5900. 43-FAMILY lot. 98x135: layout, 35-3: 2-2: 6-4: first mortgage, $80,000, 5 percent, rent $19,400: price terms arranged; refrigeration. H. Kornreich.

4915 12th Ave. Windsor 0-8855. Open ail day Sunday. Wanted Apartmei.t Hounes lilw OWNERS We buy, lease or finance your property and put it on a paying basis; principals only. Send full particulars.

Rockford Holding 32 Court St. Business Property 8k STORE and 4 apartments: cold water, brick: assessed value price $2,800. Apply Bulkley Horton 59 Lafayette Ave NEvlns 8-5400. FOR SALE 1010-1012 MYRTLE AVE. CORNER SUMNER 50x100.

3-STORY BRICK. STORES AND APARTMENTS; STEAM HEATED; GOOD IN COME PROPERTY; $40,000. OWNER. MARK WERTHMANN, 40 WORTH N. Y.

CITY. TEL. BARCLAY. 7-2444 BROKERS INVITED. Farms and Acreage New Sorts ORANGE COUNTY Farms 45 miles from New York City: high elevation, healthful climate.

BROOKS AGENCY. MONROE. N. Y. New Jersey LARGE FARM AND ORCHARD HIGHEST STATE OF CULTIVATION AND TILLAGE FULLY EQUIPPED, ALL SET AND READY TO GO.

itare farm and Orchard, approximately 1529 acres, located in Cumberland Conn- ty. N. irontinK approximately 500 Jeet on one side and 2.100 feet on other side of well traveled concrete State HiKhway; about 800 acres, more or les.s, cultivated land of which 225 ucri-s con- tain about 14,000 apple trees. There are ulso about 15,000 peach trees, and about 5.000 cherry tree's in full bearing; '32 acres In asparagus beds now in produc- uon, and about 100 to 125 acres grass land, balance of cultivated land available for vegetables, tomatoes and other crops, remaining land consisting of woodland. There are 10 houses and sevenl barns and out-houses on the property, ail in wood repair; up-to-date fruit and vetietable packing house, with apple trader ana apple washer.

Modern road- market, and all necessary farm im- piemen is, tractors, cultivators, plows, sprayers- dusters, wagons, etc. Located within easy trucking distance of Phila- dlphia, Atlantic city. Baltimore and New York marker1; This tarm costs its iute owner SllOOOO.s a present in the very hinhesi state ol ciiltivat ion as to bivh the orchards and the tillable land, i Priced at $35,000 cash because involved in settlement of an estate A rare op- portunity. Address, Alexander Green, i Attorneys. 120 Broadway.

New York City Pennsylvania 108 ACRES. 8-room stone house, usual buildings. cash SI. 000. Free bulletin describing this and other farms.

W. K. George, 335 Jumper Quaker-town. Pa. Florida THINK OF YOUR FUTURE! AN INCOME IN FLORIDA.

Winter-grown vegetables brim; iari-c nnccs high as $1,500 per u'Tf curb year. Unit farm development w.l:rre non-nvinVnts operate under conirac: with best scientific care in leading to success New riirif-fi I r.n.,fiil Iv tuided and directed without charge. Fin- est soil possible adjacent celery center of the world. Ideal Winrer-Suminer climate. Write today for information and how you can receive an income and feel your future Is secure.

Box M-47, Eagle office, Houses for Sale 84 32ND 1614. EAST Between Aves. and O. TWO-FAMILY BRICK. Nice new home section, close to Marine Park, where apartments are In strong demand.

Completely modern, solid brick; plot 25x 100. Electric refrigeration. Latest fix-'ures. Two nice apurtments with baths. Spacious, sunny rooms with pleasing outlook.

Bik tiarden space. Paved street. PRICE S7 150. Reasonable cash. One itiKs Bank MoritjaKe can be arranued i for entire balance.

See I his house. The I price is exceedingly low and the carrying cost is '-mall. House open lor inspee-Mrm. By auto: Kings highway to East St. turn or phone D.

Barker. TRiangle S-32K4. HAY RIDGE kOLiii B3ULEVAKD hollow tilt: construction: 30x100: oil burner. relriKrrator, (i rooms and porctr rooms mid buth In attic; sacrifice. S11.750.

M. Haskell, owner's representative, 32 Court TRIanKle S-C698 or SHore Road 5-3250 BAY RIDGE EiiUCZ 11 room, steam heut: upper lloor renutd; S40; latest decorutions Iirst. morlKaHe, W.00O. 5 percent, sacrllice. $0,500.

M. Husl.eli, nvitier, 32 Court St. TRiangle or Sllore Road 5-3260. BAY RIDGE- NEAR COLONIAL ROAD iJeLicbeti brick. 11 rooms, 2 oaths.

2-tar uaniKe; tiled kitchen and oath, showers, up-to-date in every detail, cos- $17.5011, saenllce $11250. COLONIAL REALTY (1907 Avf. SHore Roacl 5-6300 BAY RIDGEOnly S8.000 Willi 913,000 rash, de'ached corner, 0 rooms and t.ath: entrance witii staircase: rverythinti modern: enclosed porch. plot. Bulkley Horlon Co.

o'lO'l 4th Ave. ATlantlc 5-5400. HAY RIIXiE Near 0t.h oiitk: steam heat: brass plumbing: condition; sacrifice price. $13,000 HUWUY, 500 4th Ave. HUuilenol 4-0371 HAY Rirx.E- 10-room modern house, Inclosed porch t2 others! lei, oil, double garage; lot 80x100; lino across lower hay and Dvker Heights Par.

Box 8-23. Eagle office. 1 BAY RIDGE in l.he 70s $7,500 with I $1 000 cash buys 2-Iamily bnck. 5-0 and 2 large breaklast rooms; 2-Cflr enrage. Son.

0800 4th Ave BAY RIDGE and basement brick; steam, ceetrtc. hot water: rent $85 month; price $8,250. Inquire 052 57th Street. BAY RIDGE House. 15 rooms, rear entrance on 5th Ave Write A.

Vreelanil. 510 67th lot (10x131 no agents BOROUGH" PAHK BARGAIN brick. 6 and 7 rooms, double e.uraue. 2 inclosed porches, price $0 500 cir $1,750 above llr.vt motigaee $7,750, If Kornreich, 4916 12th Ave 6-8855. Open all day Sunday.

CARLTON 111 oriels can be bought very reasonable ii'm. have plans that have been passed by Department: can be altered Into im.wii-ily apartment, has been appraised past August, lot $5,000, btflldiri 3,500. NSvlD -6437, 1 The Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences will present the following program this week at the Brooklyn Academy of Music: Monday Lecture on "Contemporary Poetry: Millay. Nash, MacLelth, Dillon," by Hugh p.m. Monday Lecture on "Religion and Psychics," by Louis K.

Anspacher, 8.15 pm, Tuesday The Alfred Waters Proctor Foundation. Illustrated lecture on "The Work of a National Observatory," by Dr. It. Meldrum Stewart, director, Dominion Observatory, Ottawa, Canada, 11:15 p.m. Wednesday Motion picture program.

In- 1 eluding latest newsreel. special short sub- lects and "Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch." featuring Pauline Lord, 3:30 p.m. Wednesday Botany round table conference. Dr.

O. M. Reed of Brooklyn Botanic (ialden. leader. Subject.

"Breeding and Inheritance In Plants." Brooklyn Botanic Garden, 8:15 p.m. Wednesday Lecture on "Katherlne Mansfield," by J. Middleton Murry, English author and journalist, p.m. Wednesday illustrated travelogue: "The Wonderland of Mexico," by MaJ. James Sawders.

p.m. Thursday Lecture on "Gandhi and Taaore," by Dhan Oopal Mukerji, 4 p.m. Thursday Lecture in SFrench on "La vie et la profonde culture de Marcel Proust," by Mme. Marguerita Carrlere, D.m. Thursday Lecture on "The Psychology tf Special Group Interests With the National Interest?" by Dr, Earl Barnes, 8:15 P.m.

Friday Illustrated lecture on "The South of England and the Land of Lorna Doone." by Col. E. A. Havers, 4 p.m. Friday Lecture on "Physical Fitness: Its Attainment," by John Allaire, 8:15 p.m.

Friday Lecture on "Current History," by Dr. William Starr Myers, professor of polilics, Princeton University. 8:15 p.m. Saturday Institute Chess Club will meet for play from 2 to 6 p.m. and from 8 lo 11 m.

Saturday Young Members' Course. The Sue Hustings Marionettes In "Peter Rab-' bit," Motion picture program, Including "1'ecK JJaa Boy. leaturing jacKie L'ooocr and Thomas Meighali. 2:15 p.m. 8 tO 9:30 P.

HI Saturday Motion picture program, in cludinft latest newsreel, special short sub- iects and "Imitation of Life," featuring Claudette Colbert, 8:15 p.m. Sunday Graham Foundation. Address on Humanism in Education and Life." by Prof. Edward Howard Griggs, 3:15 pm The address will be preceded by an organ al by Carl G. Schmidt, from 2:45 to 15 p.m.

Royal Neighbors Of America The regular meeting of lady Ful- ton Camp was held Monday in the Johnston Building, with the Oracle, 1 Mrs. Mouie ueis, presiuuig. oarus were plaved after the meeting. 1 American Uamp, VMS, neia a nie Rpvnnlris. vice oracle, is chair man of the dance.

The Liberty Camp, 7677, will hold fnmnrrnm riicht in thp a meeting tomorrow nignt in Ule Johnston Building. Plans have been m)de fQr the annuai Spring dance, to be given on March 2 at Midwood Masonic Clubhouse. Mrs. Lily Wil- Iiams and Mrs. Nancy Barnett are in charge of the dance.

On Wednesday, the regular meeting of Prosperity Camp, 4817, will be held in South Brooklyn Redman's Hall. 315 8th St. The new oracle, Mrs. Minnie Rounds, will preside, and there will be an adoption, with several new members joining. The new deputy, Mrs.

Elizabeth R. Taylor; Drill Captain Mrs. Nellie Johnson, Supervising Deputy of New York Mrs. Ivadell Snyder and Miss Gertdue Miller are expected to be present. The Myra Enright Camp, 6376, will hold a meeting on Feb.

12, with aue 5' Margaret uooiey presm nig. This is to take place in the afternoon at 486 4th St. ITALY TIGHTENS GRAIN CONTROL Rome, Feb. 9 W) Rigid watch of Italy's imports and distribution of grain will be kept hereafter by a cereal committee empowered by the cabinet to pursue its schutiny down to the last grocer's bin. Windshield Glare Killed by Pontiac Engineers of the Pontiac Motor Company have eliminated glare in the design of the sloping windshield of the 1935 Pontiac sixes and eights.

Every trace of glare has been cut out that is caused by sunlight or other bright lights that might reflect from some part of the car or from other stationary or moving objects through windshields. Indirect glare through the rear window from headlights coming up behind is killed. Heretofore, this of windshield has been a feature of custom designed bodies only. But Pontiac has introduced it for the first time in 1935 as a feature of a low priced automobile. REAL ESTATE FPU SALE Real Estate for Exchange 88 (i-ROOM modern Colonial.

Rockville Centre. L. near country club, oil burner, extra double garage, lot plot for small 1 or and naraae; near subway; Brooklyn; equity no agents. Box W-182, Eagle ottice. DYKER HEIGHTS Modern 2-famlly brick; 2-car garage; all rented; for small business property with store or lots in Bay Ridge.

BoxS-182, Elagle office. FREE AND CLEAR, acres; brook; buildings furnished; $3,500. Want small business property, some cash. Owner. Box 26.

Wyandanch, L. I HIOH-CLASS residential plots. Montclair. N. fully unproved.

trade lor income. Hollister. 2200 Church Ave INCOME property. 314 29th 8-famtly. for 1st mortgage; good slocks; owner going to Europe.

BoxK-47, Eagle ottice. WANTED, small gasoftne station, nearby Long Island. In exchange 2-family house on Madison would add cash. Write particulars Berkenfeld, 415 Nostrand Ave. MAin 2-2708.

Wanted Real Estate OCEAN or nearby. Parkside to Newkirk; about 10 rooms, bargain only; stale full particulars. Berkenfeld, 415 Nostrand Ave; MAin 2-2708. CASH PAID IMMEDIATELY for apartment houses, deeds or any property threatened with foreclosure, having ar rears, etc. Rauff-Badlan 1539 Flat bush Ave, MAnsfield (i-8844, CASH for property anywhero.

Dalperl Realty, 2828 Church Ave, INgcrsol1 2-4684 Open evenings and Sunday. HOURES (real bargains only), quickly bought; cash Rubern Realty, 1475 Nostrand. BUckminster 4-8889. Open eve nlngs, PRIVATE PARTY will purchase properties, mortgages, all kinds; cash! action, Box C-184, Eagle office, Husband Learned Wife Had Previous Mate-Waited 4 Years to Sue A man may not play fast or loose on his wife's past. This lesson was taught yesterday by Justice Albert Conway in Supreme Court to Francis J.

Florence 30, of 1806 Caton Ave. Justice Conway, in matrimonial branch of the court, gave the) judicial boot to Francis' suit for annulment of his marriage to Gloria Edna Bliss Blume Florence of 225 Parkside Ave. Francis sued for annulment on the ground that when he married, Gloria in Greenwich, July 16, 1926, she had a husband, Milton J. Blume, living and not divorced, The evidence in his suit for annulment indicated that he went along with Gloria with his fingers crossed, thinking he had an ace in the hole because she had another husband living. Court Trumps His Ace' He had a disagreement with Gloria and he trotted out his "ace." But Justice Conway pointed out that he had waited too long and that the law had outplayed his ace.

And so Justice Conway dismissed the annulment suit, thereby leaving Francis with a wife on his hands that apparently he no longer desires, besides two children, a boy and a girl, 8 and 4, respectively. Florence told Justice Conway that when he married Gloria he did not know she had a husband living, but admitted on cross-examination that she did say she did not know where he was. About four years ago, when they were living at 682 Ocean Blume and another man came to their place. They tried to break in at midnight. Florence beat up both of them and Blume announced himself as Gloria's husband.

Waited Too Long Blue sued for a divorce in New York Supreme Court and got it. But Florence continued to live with Gloria after that for a long time. And the second child was born to them, more than a year later. When Florence pressed his annulment suit before Justice Conway he said he had continued to live with her even alter he found out all about Blume and had gone so far as to testify in Blume's divorce suit. He testified that when Blume and the other man left the nlace with their hlnolr eyes and bruised bodies, Gloria con-j fessed that Blume was her husband.

Justice Conway ruled that the de-(lay of four and a half years in bringing the annulment suit meant the establishment of a common law marriage. Divorce Decree Final judgments of divorce were granted during the week by Supreme Court Justice Henry G. Wen-zel Jr. to: Lena Lleberman from Harry Lleberman. Slgne Hilland from Christopher Hllland, Althea Nathan from Norman L.

Nathan. Clara Krug from August P. Krug. Marlon Anna from Walter Anna. Minnie Margolies from Isaac Margollea, Ruth Goldman from Oscar Goldman.

Florence Devoe from Joseph F. Dcvoe. Bertha Oload from Austin Gload Rose Wasserman from Max Wasserman. Frances Dickson from Stanley Dickson, Justice Wenzel granted a final decree of annulment to Ethel Free-man from Herman Freeman. Supreme Court Justice Mitchell May granted an interlocutory decree of divorce to Blanche M.

Haegele from John G. Haegele. Supreme Court Justice Charles J. Dodd granted interlocutory decrees of divorce too: Nathan Plckel from Lena Pickel. M.

Therese Foss from Paul Foss. Supreme Court Justice Thomas J. Cuff granted an interlocutory decree of divorce to Isobella Kunz from Herbert Kunz. Separations Granted Supreme Court Justice Albert Conway granted a decree of separation to Mary Bartolina from Louis Bartolina. Justice Conway granted interlocutory decrees of divorce to: Rose Seckler from Joseph H.

Secklcr Frances Cataraso from John Cataraso, Supreme Court Justice James A. Dunne granted interlocutory decrees of annulment to: Sylvia S. Wald from Joseph Wald Raymond Glamanco from Coucetta Ola. manco. Relsa Hershenov from Boris HershenoT.

tafsony lrom Rudolph Gus. Johanna Cowhig from Dennis A. Cowhii. Lucia Cohen from Leo Cohen. Justice Dunne granted interlocutory decrees of divorce to: Albert Schwartz from Sophie Schwartl, fannle Oalletta from John Oolletta Anna Seroka from Stanislaus Seroka.

Justice Dunne granted a final de-cree of divorce to Mildred Lombardl from Paul Lombardi. Justice Dunne granted decrees of separation to: Sam Sopllo lrom Lena Sopllo lander lrom Samuel Fried- Marcaret Knight from Godfrey Knight. Justice Buiine emitted an Enoch Arden decree dissolving the marriage of Anna Rosenthal to Morris Rosenthal. Dodge Sales Curve Steadily Mount Reports received from Dodge dealers of an additional 4,389 passenger car and truck retail deliver, ies made in the week enclimi Jan. 26, brings the total of new vehicles delivered by the Dodge denier or-ganization since the first of the year up to 16,764, as against 7,458 deliveries made in the corresponding period of 1934, The figures in.

dictate a gain of 124.8 percent, dis. tributed in varying proportions over deliveries of Dodge passenger cars and trucks and Plymouth passenger cars. Dealers so far delivered 7,589 Dodge passenger cars us against 3,301 in the like period of lust year a gain of 4,288 cars, or 130.8 percent. Deliveries of Plymouth cars by Dodge dealers amounted to 6,248 as against 2,092, a gain of 4,154 cars, or 198.6 percent. Deliveries of Dodge trucks from Jan.

1 to Jan. 28 were 2,929 against 2,065 an in-orease of 864 units, or 41,8 percent. Chrysler Makes Quiet Gear Shift Chrysler has developed a new syncro-silent transmission with quiet helical gears throughout. The advantage of this transmission are very pronounced in that it eliminates gear clashing by bringing the gears to the same rotating speed before the shift is made and allows quick, smooth shifting from low to second and from second to high, or vice-versa, at all driving speeds. Driving through traffic or through mountainous country is easier because the downard shift from high to second can be made smoothly, gently and silently.

This remarkable ease of control is made possible by designing the transmission so that, in addition to the customary constant meshing of the gears, there is a synchronizer used between high and second gears that equalizes the speed of each gear before they are engaged. Th synchronizing device consists of a hub and ring. Teeth on the inside of the ring mesh with teeth on the outside of the hub at all times. When a shift made to either high or second, the swnchro-nizing device moves as a unit toward the gear to be engaged. The speed of the hub is synchronized or made uniform with the speed of the gear by means of a conical clutch.

The internal gear or ring ot fhe synchronizing unti is then released from its centrally located position onthe hub and the teeth engage in the teeth of the high or second speed gear. As the two are rotating at the same speed, the meshing of these gears if effected without clashing of teeth. Co -operation Is Praised by Nasli "The motorcar industryha; put to good use the idea of close cooperation between government and industry for the common good, and I believe that this spirit of co-operation is more responsible for the automobile industry's early return to more prosperous times than any other one thing," says C. W. Nash, chairman of the board of the Nash Motors Company.

"The industry's leaders have had the intelligence and common sense to face and solve the serious problems that have arisen without laying down a barrage of arguments aimed to advance personal causes. Over a period of years this willingness to place personal issues behind common issues and pull together has saved manufacturers many headaches, much money and has been responsible to a great degree in placing the industry in its present enviable position. "It should be quite easy for the public to understand that the one fundamental thing that has been lacking during this depression has been confidence. I am one who believes that public confidence is being restored. I say this because my own confidence is being restored by what I see and hear going on around me, and I have always figured that what happens to nie must happen to a lot of other people.

"It is common knowledge that the automobile industry was the first large business to emerge from the doldrums of the depression. It nas shown the way to beter times and its courageous refusal to recognize obstacles should prove an inspiration to the businessmen of the nation." All-Time Mark Is Set by Oldsmobile More automobiles were built and shipped last month than In any other January in the history of the company, exceeding January production of a year ago four times over, according to a statement issued by D. W. Ralston, vice president and general sales manager. "In January this year we built more cars than we did in the first two months 0 1934 combined," he said.

"And by the end of February our production will be three and one-half times that of the same period last year. "One of the evidences of growing Oldsmobile popularity is a report from the 21 largest automobile shows already completed. Retail sales of Oldsmobiles at these shows have increased 165 percent over sales in the same show a year ago," 1 tile bath, with entrance off master bed- mom, Blas.s-inclosed booth shower, finished basement, ultra modern narae; ucnuine- sacrifice: $1,000 cash. LUPPENS, Ki40 Flatbush Ave. MAnslield 6-1415.

FLATBUSH GREAT BARGAIN. Fine 2-lamily house. 12 rooms; restricted neighborhood; near new city college site, grammar school. 2 subways. I rolleys; all latest equipment; both Hours rented: also apartment site.

Apply Owner, Monday. Wednesday. Friday only, between 9-10 a.m. Phone MAin 4-4246. FLATBUSH Detached 1-family.

7 rooms parage, piot 28.6x100, improved street; near transit; monthly expense including coal approximately $40; very low price of bank mortgage; free auto service; our eflort. your opportunity; chance of lifetime. Allyn S. Crumm. 2142 Nostrand at'Flatbush.

MAnsfield 6-3682 FLATBUSH' Brand new brick detached home, beautiful location, paved street, sewers, colored tile kitchen, baths, booth showers, open fireplace, porch, finished cellar, oil burner; garage, garden; builders bargain; S6.500; hurry. Newkirk Estates, 1 Flatbush Ave. PLATBUSH SACRIFICE; S4 cost beautilul (i-room home with sun porch; Avenue section; large rooms, all modern: short walk I. R. T.

subway: carrying charges $40 monthly, including coal. Apply Hussey Hoeh, 1567 Flatbush Ave. MAnsfield 0-8211. FLATBUSH Glenwood Road section, near I. B.

T. subway; detached 2-iamily, OIL BURNER, arranged for 3 families, plot 40x100; 2-car garage; estate must liquidate; income price quick sale, act fast. Hussey Hoeh. 1507 Flatbush Ave. MAnslield 6-8210.

I FLATBUSH corner, 60x100; center hall; ti laree rooms 3 baths, booth showers, tnepiace. break fast room, finished crllnr. 2 gariges cost $30,000: 420 000; bureau Newkirk EM.ne. 1540 Avenue FLATBUSH, $4,750. SllDIO BRICK New condition, terraced iilut, paed 6 rooms, tiled kitchen, bath with shower real open lireplace.

heaitd gar aye blocK irom Flatbush Ave. VANL)ERWERKEN. 1534 FLATBUSH AVE. Flatbush Detached 2-family, 2-car garaKc; assessed $9 500: Glenwood Road section; excellent condition; small cath. Boro Reulty, H.75 Nustrand at Beverly I.

R. T. station. BU. 4-53fnL FLATBUSH AT A GREAT SACRIFICE Modern 1-family, Karaue, minuted walk station; perfect condition; ideal location: $6,450: opportunity hdinc-cKcr.

Boro Realty. 11)75 Nustrand Ave at Beverly. BU. FLATBUSH Detached rooms, 3 batlis. J-eur IV.

10X100. 12 i'. ml burner. assessed SH.800; lur S7.5O0: near sub- ortfiVuu Road. BU.

2-2100. Closed Sunday FLATBUSH real barsain; 3 days only; pretty 1-lainlly detached, E. 3-Hh near ti rooms, driveway, beautiful yald. Boise Nash, 1535 Flatbush Ave MAnslield 6-8580. FLATBUSH Detached 6-family brick.

40x 100. 4 years old, eleciric retrmeration; perlect condition; lully rented: bank sac-rlllces. Steinlels. 2101 Church Ave. BUckminster 4-2000.

FLATBUSH 2-family brick. 2-colored lile baths, kitchens, console ranees, Frlitul-aires, paved street, sewers: parages; excellent location; baraain hurry Newkirk Estates. 1540 Flatbush Ave FLATBUSH E. 24th price" $9,500, cash $1 500; 3-familv brick, semi-detached, all yaraKe; assessed valuation SI 1.500; lully tented, Mrs. Kraenier.

NF-wtown H-ATHUSH $6,500 buys 8-room, bnck house, tile bath and kitchen hardwood finish, brass steam heat, quiet neighborhood: Newkirk station I. R. T. MAnsfield FLATBUSH SACRIFICE $3 1)50 BRICK New Fanny Farmer kllchen. Hollywood balh.

large garage driveway, act quick. VVestwood Associates. 601 Flatbush Ave. lNeersoll 2-3300; always open, FLATBUSH -17 rooms, 3-family hot water heal: 5-car garage: 40x100, detached: yoori income: desirable section. 711 E.

I'll St FN WOOL) "bKCTION 12 rooms, 3 baths, 2-car garage, oil burner cost Sir, 000 very cheap at $7 500 FAUPEL 1200 Flatbush Ave. BU. If.l'FEHSON AVE. 'one ho, i.e. set rooms 3 baths.

313-. l-story-hasemeri of improvements. 15 $7,500. cash $1,500. LAFAYETTE locemein.

i a.li Si 4O0 ADFLI'HI special, 3-story $9,000, price $6,750. Delgado. 15 Whitehall NEvins 8-1497. WHitchall UI 4-8349 MADISON ST .7 1041 U-rootn house, steam heal, parquet floors. 2-car etarage, $1,500, down.

FOXcroft 9-0492. MAPLE near Bedford Ave. rooms. 2 baths, hot water heat, every itiiptoveinenl Bishop built; open porch, vain ofler. near New York 5-I'tntly.

12 rooms, 2 baths, every improve-iti'tit. newly decorated, liurage; open jorch absolute sacrlllre. O'BRIEN. Nos'rand Ave PResident 4-2600, AVE R17 Near Monroe nod basement, brownstone. 3-Iatn-liv.

14 3 baths, steam heat; Iirst anatie.erl Po; Feb 25 at 12 o'clock noon Real Estate Exchange. 189 Moll-incur st Peter M'( In itiess. auctioneer, tunhci particulars L. Bhimenaq'i Sons, 1U1 timltli Bt. MAin 4-1909.

I 1 I I i iM.iia at BtHRENS 100 Moniague St garden city, new corner, English fype; government mortgage: 4 bedrooms, baths; insulated; modern throughout. Kingsiawn Builders. 73 Nassau Boulevard, juNttasau Bouleraratation. Hempstead Another foreclosure bar- house-, fully improved, plot Martha a. Ellison, 24i' Fulton Hempstead 5353.

HEMPSTEAD 6-room brick Cape Cod. tile bath and kitchen: 2-car garage; Sfi.700. Martha Ellison, 241 Fulton Ave. Hemn-! siead 5353. HUNTINGTON $25 a month buys 5-rnoni improved bungalow, near everything; equipped restaurant or store, with apart $35 to start.

Box 513. JAMAICA Six-room semi-bungalow, corner. 40x100. steam, all improvements, sewer, garage; price $4. 000.

Owner, 166-17 115th Ave. LYNBROOK $4,350 COMPLETE GARDEN LOVERS Will vision beautiful flowers, shrubs, grape arbors on the large grounds t'-acrel of tins charming home. COMMUTERS Will appreciate the four short blocks to home AKTKHs Will enthuse over the large rooms (24-ft. living room), wood-paneled dining room, wnli beamed ceiling, sun room, open puicli. the lresh decorating, electric re-ingeration.

oil burner, garage. BARGAIN-HUNTERS 'I li former moruaKcs before foreclosure were now free and clear. J. D. O'CONNELL 401 Sunrise Highway.

Lynbrook. LYNBROOK 7-rooin corner home. 45x 100. fully terraced, oil burner, parquet floors, stall shower, center hall. arage; priced below Home Loan mortgages on adjoining properties of like value; original cost full price, cash 1st mortgage $7,500.

Owner, 34 Allen Lynbrook. Phone Lynbrook 6549. MERRICK PARK JAMAICA. Reputable Mortgage Institution has one and two-family dwellings for Bale at bar-nain prices. Only reasonable amount of cash rernnred.

balance to be paid monthly like rent. Unusual opportunity lor steady working man to conveniently acquire his own home. Institution, Box E-1B4. Eaele oftice. QUEENS VILLAGEFive-roorn bungalow, with garaKe: lot 25x100; convenient to stores, schools, churches; sacrifice $3,500.

HOllls 5-5005. RICHMOND HILL 1-family, 6 rooms. Improvements; good transit. Keys at 9126 lOCth St. House on same block.

Lot 40x100. FORECLOSURE homes and income properties; suitable terms; Brooklyn, Hempstead, Bayside. F'reeport, Massapequa. FUASER, 215Monta KueSL, Brooklyn. NEW BRICK BUNGALOW, $3,990 Domestic Science kitchen.

Hollywood colored tile bath, large plot, sewers, cash S900. Ridge, 182-44 Hillside Jamaica. RK'publlc 9-2430 daily, Sunday. MIssouri7-3344. evenings.

Horida ORLANDO-Sale. 2 furnished bungalows, rented; close in; ALTAMONTE SPRINGS; tine dwelling1 furnished; block from Winter Hotel: variety of fruit. Box 322. Orlando. Fla.

Rhode Island BLOCK ISLAND-COTTAGE room, built-in bunks, kitchen, bath, large leirrh; electricity, on Great South Bay. with private beach and club rights: paved streets, reached over 3 main highways; easy commuting; $1,725 complete: on plot 40x100, terms. Box C-1H7, Eagle otllce. Lots AVENUE Corner E. 12th 90x92 irregular; apartment site; bargain; brokers prolccted.

Esplanade 5-3249 UNRESTRICTED lots at bargain prices ,0 elo.e out. at Avenue and W. 3d St owner. Apartment 2-F. 305 West End Av NewYork City Queens and Long Island 'FLORAL PARK GARDENS40xlOCl' "252d .81.

anil 82d 2 blocss from Hillside William Kajlcek, Box 69. Bohemia, HEMPSTEAD Fine residential pIotT'obx I'M), in village; $1,200. Martha Ellison, 241 Fulton Ave. Hempstead 5353. BUILDERS, homeseekers, Garden City lots, lully Improved; terms ivith mortgage money lo responsible party.

Wetel, 1328 Broadway, N. Y. LOngacre 5-8196, ttatl Estate (or Exchange 1 ARM WANTED Offer 1 or 2-famlly llJookiyn brick No. 1 houses, all improve-; inenis. with garages; sacrifice.

Fellman. nroiKiway, Manhattan 8 looms, modern home; Flatbush section: comer 24111: will trade lor smaller house. Brooklyn or Long Wand. McNeill, 1000 Kings Highway. TWO-ROOM BUNGALOW on 14 lots, near Plalnlleld, N.

J.i sell or exchange for 2-6-Iamily house. Inquire 67lh Bt. New Packard 120 Here This Week Packard's new 120 model will be seen for the first time locally since the Brooklyn Auto Show when it goes on display tomorrow at the Packard showrooms at Atlantic and Classon Aves. There are fewer than 20 of these new lower-priced Packards In the entire country, Louis La Brasche, manager ol Packard-Brooklyn, explains. This car will be here only until Saturday but demonstrators and showroom display cars for permanent use are expected in a week or two.

Contrary to rumors, the newcomer is not a small car. The two- jassenger sport coupe model which will be displayed here has a 110-horsepower straight eight motor, 120-inch wheelbase (from which it gets its name), weighs 3,585 pounds unloaded and was mistaken for the high-priced Packards by nearly all those who saw it at the New York and Brooklyn auto shows. The car uses only 25 percent of its available power at 50 miles an hour, and at 80 m.p.h. there is still 31 percent of the total horsepower left in reserve for acceleration and greater speed, if necessary. The use of live rubber is one of the many low-cost service features built into the car, for it reduces the need of lubrieation to a minimum.

Terraplane Tops Stoppage Marks Insurance and police officers of Detroit recently conducted a brake test on a 1935 Terraplane sedan. Two sets of tests were made, the first being at speeds of 20, 40 and 50 miles an hour, the driver applying his brakes as he crossed a given line, at which time he was given a signal. The second series was made by having the Terraplane run parallel to the police test car, which is equipped with a gun giving a stop signal. Stops with the latter equipment include both the braking effort and the reaction time of the driver. At speeds of 40 uid 50 miles an hour the Terraplane stopped in nearly half the distance called for by the Police Department, which uses figures resulting from a large number of tests made by a brake company.

For example, at 50 miles an hour, the Police Department states, that with brakes In excellent condition the car should be able to stop in 111 feet. The Terraplane at 50 miles stopped in 65 feet. While tabulations of the department at 40 miles call for 71 feet, the Terraplane stopped in 40 feet inch. A 20 miles, as against the police requirements of 18 feet, the Terraplane stopped In 10 feet 8 inches, Police officers said that the deceleration of the Terraplane as measured on their Instruments equalled 44 feet a second, the best reading they have ever obtained. So far as known, says the Hudson Company, the stopping distance recorded for the Terraplane on this police test are unprecedented.

The tests were made on a modern concrete road. The weather was clear and cold, with a temperature just above zero,.