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1943 73 REAL ESTATE BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUNDAY, FEB. Owners Protected By Planning Body Chairman of Realty Board Committee Sees Benefits in Residential Areas 3 8' 5 11 1 f- Property owners should feel relieved that the City Planning Commission has refused to approve a change in the zoning resolution under the terms of which the door might have been opened for the erection of industrial buildings in A. Barrera, chairman of the FLATBUSH HOME SOLD This dwelling, 3507 Bedford at the northwest corner of Avenue on a plot 70x100, and one of the most attractive looking houses in the locality, has been purchased by Lawrence Bernstein from Miss Agnes Carey, through David Jaret Company, as broker in the transaction. -f 'fw i 4 at -i t.XSi. Tfi I la VV FOREST HILLS HOME SOLD This and Herman Blass of the Charles Part-been sold for the Rocklyn Realty Company 116-33 Union Turnpike, Forest Hills, has bert of the T.

J. Hart Company office, as bto Robert D. Dinsmore, through John T. Kal-ridge Company office, as co-broker. The property is assessed at $12,000.

1 1 "WIHHHIiiUMiM Umnm 'llrlflimt in twr i tiiAitj wLuixi une or me recently completed residential neighborhoods, Frank Brooklyn Real Estate Board's Com mittee on Municipal Government and Ordinances, said yesterday. The proposed amendment was the subject of a public hearing before the City Planning Commission on Thursday, at which Mr. Barrera opposed the change. 'The provisions of Section 21-C of the Zoning Ordinance are restricted to large-scale residential developments, while the proposed amendment, which fortunately was voted down, would have eliminated the words 'residential' and dwellings' and thus have changed the intent of this particular sect. in anci opened it up to include all types of developments," Mr.

Barrera declared. "Under the existing zoning regulations the respoasibility for making major zoning changes is lodged in the Board of Estimate, which is an elected body. The proposed change would have part of thus power to the Board of Standards and Appeals which, upon the approval of the City Planning Commission, would have had the right to grant variances from use, height and area restrictions in all types of developments exceeding approximately one-half block in area. "While it is doubtful that either the Board of Standards and Appeals or the City Planning Commission would have abused this power, the fact remains that major changes In building requirements should go to the Board of Estimate for final determination. "For the defeat of the amendment part of the credit should be given to Park Commissioner Robert Moses who was quick to discover and point out the dangers inherent in the proposal.

"Zoning is a serious matter and very careful thought mast be given to all proposal? which would make fundamental changes. The right) of property owners, particularly when they involve homes, must be protected if we are to preserve real estate values in this city. "It is also gratifying to record that the City Planning Commission was very careful to grant full and complete hearings on the proposed amendment before taking action. Questions like this must and should be discussed openly and fully." Sales Reveal Demand For Flatbush Homes Hussey and Hoeh, as brokers, sold 1563 E. 66th a one-family frame house, for the Home Owners' Loan Corporation by F.

F. Wilkerson of the Hussey Hoeh sales depart-I ment; 3813 Kings Highway, two-family brick, new home, for the builder, Richard Homes, by-Louis Rubel of the sales department, and 1749 Troy one- family reconditioned home for Charles Mock by John D. Lawson of the sales staff. Appointed Sales Director Emil builder of Crescent Park Homes, 72d Drive and Main Kew Garden Hills, announces the appointment of Joseph Shapiro as sales director. Less than ten dwellings remain unsold in hU development of almost 100 dwellings, according to Mr.

Olivleri. Atlantic Beach Lots Sold John H. Reynolds, Atlantic Beach broker, has sold two parcels "of bay front lots for the Annette Building Corporation and George J. Singer, to the Realty Industrials Corporation of New York. Title was insured by the Title Guarantee Trust Company.

of Estates home colony facing Sunrise Highway, between Rockville Centre and Baldwin, built by Gust Svensen, Inc. Frank Kondla, sales manager at the development, states that only a few of the new houses of pre-war construction plans remain unsold. To Address Builders Cecil Brown, noted foreign correspondent, will be the principal speaker at the New York Building Congress luncheon on Tuesday, Feb. 16, 12:15 p.m., in the grand ballroom of the Hotel Astor. J.

Andre Fouilhoux of the architectural firm of Harrison, Fouilhoux and Abramo-vitz. who Is president of the New York Building Congress, will preside at this meeting and Introduce the speaker. Groves Appoints Boro Brokers on Stale Committees A. N. Groves, Syracuse, president the State Association of Real Estate Boards, today announced the appointment of three important State committees which include the names of several prominent real estate men in the Metropolitan New York area.

Jones W. Mersereau. executive vice president of the Real Estate Board of New York was designated chairman of the association's mort' gage and finance committee, a po. sition he has filled for the last sev eral years. Metropolitan New York members also appointed to the committee include George Bronx; Roy M.

Hart Brooklyn; William F. MacDermott Long Island; H. G. Maser, New York, and Percy M. Bibas, West Chester County.

Appointed to the etnics and arbitration committee are Fred W. Nehring, Bronx; Harry M. Lewis, Brooklyn; James Frank, Long Island; Russell V. Cruikshank, New York; Stephen L. Angell of Westchester County, and Leo J.

Zimmerman, Jamaica. Louis W. Kaufmann, president of the Staten Island Real Estate Board, was made a member of the association's education committee. Others on the committee include William E. Tierney, Brooklyn; AN bert D.

Phelps, Bronx; Edwin F. Armstrong. New York, and George Howe, Westchester County. Mortgage Deals Closed by Firm Arthur A. Nash of the firm of Boise fe Na.sh, Flatbush realty organization, says that the mortgage market Li steadily improving, judging from the business of this type at his office during the last month.

The firm, Mr. Nash states, placed mortgages on the following properties: 3213 Avenue with the United, Title and Mortgage Company; 536 E. 36th with Atlantic Savings and Loan Association; 751 E. 52d with North American Abstract Company; 1422 E. 24th with Equitable Life Assurance Society; 1217 E.

28th with Equitable Life Assurance Society; 619 E. 42d with Equitable Assurance Society, and 1126 E. 13th with South Brooklyn Savings and Loan Association. Mr. Nash says he believes the public Is now-aware of the advantage of placing spare funds in good purchase money-mortgages.

Gilchrist Promoted Announcement has been made by Frank A. Ready, manager of the Waldorf-Astoria, of the appointment of Leonard Gilchrist to the position of assistant manager. Mr. Gilchrist will also continue in charge of the Astoria apartments of the hotel, which post he has held since their Inception in the Fall of 1941. The 50 Astoria apartments have been 100 percent occupied for three months and there is a waiting list for vacancies, Mr.

Ready states. Sale in Halsey St. H. E. Esterbrook, broker, has sold the two-story and basement, brick, two-family dwelling, 638 Halsey for Mary R.

Hamer to a client for Investment. The property Is assessed at $4,700. Green Reveals Active Market For Dwellings Pleased find a continued demand for homes of every type, Hy-man Green, vice president of But-terly Green, realtors at 168-25 Hillside Jamaica, said: "A cross section of recent sales indicates that the trend is still strongly for completely reconditioned homes. If our present sales are to be used as a barometer we will fur exceed our sales record for 1942 when over 700 houses were sold." Homes were recently purchased by Eire Guttfeld at 68-29 Clyde Forest Hills; Myer E. Goldsmith, 185-03 8th Road, Jamaica Estates; Lewla Prlven, 68-17 Groton Forest Hills; John Barthel, 140-41 169th Springfield Gardens; Jacob Hirschmann, 94-54 239th Bellerose; Howard Tholke, 117-19 195th St.

Albans, and Theodore Cittandini, 80-26 215th Queens Village. Brooklyn Apartments For Rent FOR RENT $35 and $45 per Month BRAND New APARTMENTS, 3 room ultra modrrn Eitchtni, wnili artistically hot water and heat furnixher). aarasr and refrc-eralor optional TO INSPBCT PAYS APPtr 222 BAT 11TH ST. NIGHTS PHONC fi ENSO.VH RST 6-268S. mm MM i ill new nomes in homes in the Loft Grow 15-Lb.

Celery Stalk Chula Vista, Cal. (U.R) A 15-pound stalk of celery, presumably spurred to such growth by the Government's new wartime agricultural drive for greater production, is believed to have been the largest celery stalk ever grown in the State. John C. Maurer Sons, who produced it and have been growing celery for 50 years, stated it was the largest they have ever seen. WESTHAMPTON SHOWPLACE SOLD The A.

J. Dorvaux dwelling, on Stevens Road, Westhampton Beach, L. one of the showplaces of the locality, on two and a quarter acres, has been sold to Renard A. McKee. There is a three-car garage with a five-room apartment above on the grounds.

The sale hasteen announced by Previews Incorporation, National Real Estate Clearing House. Edward H. Rogers of Westhampton Beach was the broker. Mr. Dorvaux is a resident of Brooklyn.

Brooklyn Real Estate Board 41 Court Street Telephone TRiangle 5-5185 It to Do Businest WitH a Realtor Sale of Factory In Long Island City The Olga Realty Corporation has sold the building 35-25 to 35-35 Vernon Boulevard, Long Island City, to Joseph L. Kindman. The premises were formerly occupied by the Friedman Marble Company. The building is approximately 125x100. The National Container Corporation has leased the one-story building of approximately 20,000 square feet with railroad siding, locaied on the southwesterly corner of 27th St.

and 51st Long Island City, for a trrm of years for the storage of craft paper. The broker was the C. Grant Keck Organization. Record Attendance Expected at Dinner Lorenzo Pando, executive secretary of the Long Island Real Estate Board, states that advance reservations for the annual dinner of the board to be held on the evening of March 27 at the Biltmore Hotel promise a record attendance. Men prominent in national, State and city official life are to be guests of the board at the dinner.

Edmund D. Purcell is president. Shoe Firm Leases Space Kalmon Dolgln. as broker, has leased 20,000 square feet to the Blue Seal Shoe Manufacturing Company, for a term of three years, at an aggregate rental of $25,000 at Tiffany Place and Degraw and the three-story and basement factory at 20 Starr St. to three tenants for the manufacture of coats; also the ninth floor of 318 E.

32d St. to the Favorite Footwear, Inc. Brooklyn Apartments For Rent 2731 Albemarle Road Uut o'f Church A Flatbush) 4-rootn modVrn bri hunmlnw. Will difoi-Atr. In rar brirk buildifif.

ftuitaMr for mi-hin fchop. atnrnsr buildinr, fVnr iintc nr H-rar truck lrir. Sell or rent. DFwry FLATBUSH 316 RUTLAND ROAD Comer Nottrand Avenut 2-3-4 ROOMS $35 up Modern Apartmtnt Building Near I. R.

T. Wmthrop St. Station; also ichools, hopping and churches nearby Applr on Premiitta TO BUY SPACE IN ABOVE SELECTION OF CHOICE APARTMENTS Phone MA. 4-6200, Ex. 363 Hotels Fete War Heroes San Francisco U.R Five leading San Francisco hotels have ar ranged to rotate each week entertaining a war hero free of charge for two days with everything at his disposal from pheasant for dinner to a ringside table in the dancing room.

The warrior guest for each week will be chosen by local commanding officers of the armed forces. LOCAL XEALTOR, A MEMBER OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE BOARD, TO GIVE LOYAL SERVICE CLIENTS. IT COSTS NO MORE HIM, AND HE BRINGS WITH BACKGROUND OF RECOGNIZED EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE. MOREOVER, A REALTOR'S CODE REQUIRES THAT HE GIVE ADVICE TO HIS CLIENTS. YOU BUY.

RENT OR SELL, CON-SULT REALTOR. BROOKLYN ONLY MEMBERS OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE BOARD RIGHT TO USE THE TITLE Brooklyn Apartment For Rent Few Quit Farms For War Plants Philadelphia (U.R Modern farmers are not abandoning their properties to seek war Jobs as did the farmers during the first World War, regional Farm Security Administrator J. H. Wood said today. He said that surveys showed many farmers were working in war Industry, but returned to the farms after work to till the fields.

Only 2.85 percent of the FSA borrowers In the Maine to Maryland region have moved from the farm in the last year, he reported. Employment off the farm decreased from 26.5 percent in April, 1941, to 12.1 percent in March of this year, Wood asserted. He added that farm families were not sinking as rapidly into debt as they did In the last war. "They're not buying fancy clothes and shiny automobiles," he said. "They can't get them, and they don't want them.

The first World War taught them a lesson they won't soon forget." Leases Loft for Factory The Belmont Paper Box Company, owner, leased to the Aero Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of fireplaces, a loft, 6.000 square feet, at 47 Waktlns St. The broker was the Brevoort Management Company, Inc. Girl Baby Surprises Greenfield, Ohio U.R Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Duff of Greenfield had reason to celebrate recently when little Ruth Anna Duff was bom to them.

It was their first child and the first girl to be born In the Duff family for four Know Them by Thi Sign mANK A. BADOLATO, Ina. 11 ih Ava. BEnionhunt 6-T20C BT. f.

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ftTATTIA REALTY CORP. 381 Court St. MAin Conlrart Salet Broker lor HOL47 AI.RFRT R. MINCONR 1176 Buahwick Avt. OUnmort 1-1454 M.

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1878 88th St. REichvtr 3-3300 Contract Salt Broker lor HOLC CLARENCK. R. UMITB CO, J4i4 FMItou 8l. PRetldtot 4-0881 11MM RrHRFN 190 afoutaiut 8b TRlatult 1-3939 VT4TFRMAN BFAI.TY COMPANY 1 315 Uontafut Sb TRianilt (-1394 Grtottr ErooUljtt 8AY RIDGE 368 97TH Corner 4th 3Vi ROOMS STREET $62 MODERN ELEVATOR BUILDINO Clow to M.

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Subvari. I 'ii Mf -r-n-- DEDICATION CEREMONIES The new office of the recently formed City Savings and Loan Association at 168th St. and Hillside Jamaica, was officially opened' on Feb. 6, when Borough President of Queens, James Burke (center), cut the ribbon at the entrance to the building. To the right of him is James N.

Butterly, president of the association, and ot the left is Hyman Green, treosurer. In the background of the picture are men and women prominent in the civic and business life of Queens..