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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1929. New Amusement Center in Kings Highway REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Brooklyn Real Estate Board Krai Estate for Sale. Real Estate for Sale. Real Estate For Sale 66 Court Street Tel. Triangle 5185 It Pays to Do Business With a Realtor VOUR LOCAL REALTOR, A MEMBER OF THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE HOARD.

IS PLEDGED TO GIVE LOYAL SERVICE TO HIS CLIENTS. IT COSTS NO MORE TO EMPLOY HIM AND HE PRINGS WITH HIM A BACKGROUND OF RECOGNIZED ABILITY. EXPERIENCE AND KNOWLEDGE. MOREOVER. A REALTOR'S CODE OF ETHICS REQUIRES THAT HE GIVE TRUTHFUL ADVICE TO HIS CLIENTS.

WHEN YOU BUY, RENT OR SELL CONSULT A REALTOR. IN BROOKLYN ONLY MEMBERS OF THE BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE BOARD HAVE THE RIGHT TO USE THE TITLE REALTOR. Know Them by This Sign V-e- WV jr i I jT 1 4 (4 4 IJ'J'JiJi-li- 4 9 4 It vNT Highway section Cf the boro Is the large ornamental building just com A notable addition to the Kings plctcd at a cost of about $1,000,000 gAMITT, AIUXH BO WJUougliby 6t. Triangle 4210. AJF1.I.O A ItOSATO U2 NkmUgue 81.

AI.FORD REAL F. STATE Inc. 1444 Nostrum! Av. Flatbush 5607-8-9, DAII.KY BAKRFRA 2210 8urf Coney Islsnd. BAFFA ft DIXON U5 finmsuMi St.

Triangle 8G30-L, M. BKVNFTT SOX 44U Up an St. St BOBTO.N TO. fiil Lafiiyotle Brooklyn. f85 Nostrand Brooklyn.

6909 4th Brooklvn. 1214 Flatbush Brooklyn. 1B0-C9 Jamaica Jamaica. 67 Lafayette B'klyn tins. I.

I). II. PFRGEN A SON 63 Lalayctle Av. Nevml 3900. LOflS SONS 166 Montague St.

Tel. Main 7500. At A. ROflOSSIAN '7 Lalayette Av Nevlns 1960. JAMFS I.

BROtlEI COMPANY IBB Montague fit. EDWARD RI LL REALTY CO. June 9 by prominent business men of the locality, who will hold a reception In the large banquet hall on the second floor. The building contains, besides the assembly hall, lodge rooms, meeting parlors and a cater At Last A GUARANTEE EMJME No mora cnipaawni-lr afinitr Jt. il -j.

1 ajoins tna New pim.ip i.ivovi 215 Schernierhorn St. BARRY A. LEVINF, 32 Court St. Triangle 4282. BARRY M.

LEWIS 189 Montague St. EDWARD LYONS, Ine. S31 Nostrand Av. Lalayette 3000. McATEFR REALTY Ine.

6922 4th Av. Atlantle 4294. JOHN MATTIA 250 Hamilton At. Cumberland S715. P.

MASTRIDGE 18 Kockaway At. Dlckene 8780. L. A. MICHAELS COMPANY 9402 Third Av.

Atlantis 6893. MI'IR A Dl'FTY 607 75th St. Atlantic, 1388. M. C.

Ine. 798 Nostrand Av. Brunch, 1184 Flatbush Av. OHNFWALO DENLrNGFR 1498 Flatbush Av. Mansfield 1937.

CHARLES PARTRIDGE REAL ESTATE 389 Flatbush A opp. 8tb Av. FREDERICK J. PEACOCKS 103 Lawrence Sk Triangle 4281. JOSEPH PIAZZA 167 Central Av.

Foxcroft 0863. DAVID PORTER, Ine, 32 Court Sk LEWIS H. POUNDS 32 Court Bt. POWELL REAL ESTATE COMPANY 130 Flatbush Av. Nevlns 1000, JOHN PILLMAN REAL ESTATE 741 Union St.

Tel. 0649 South. REDMOND BROTHERS 613 Vanderbllt Av. JOHN REIS COMPANY 805 Flatbush Av. CHARLES E.

RICKERSON 275 Flatbush Av. cor, St. Mark's. workmanship that go into your home. No more worrying about the efficiency of your heating plant.

Thene home" are now UNCONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED against any itructural defects FOR TWO YEARS. From foundation to roof, from plumbing to decora-tions, every detail must give satisfaction, or wo will rectify the defect immediately. This guarantee is your protection and assures lasting; i faction. which, wnen completed, will bt playgrounds and beauty anots few of these wonderful Gnan here am still available. The improvement, including Weather Closets, Toggery Boards, Ceiling Clothe Tile Bathrooms, Automatic and Beautiful Decorations.

aV. 11 uii. a iini wjkfjf one of the finest in America. A anteed homes contain every Stripping, Cedar Foldaway Ironing Dryers, Colored Hot Water Heaters See them TODAYJ 6 ROOMS oun 1'orcn and Bath atb. Troiiay FURNISHED E.

walk iibwsr irmrkrd SHOW HOUSE AT: Ave. and 36th St. Open Every Day Until Dark. From Bronklm Inks Platbnsh An. Trollor A short hlorka to proprrtr.

From Naw York Take 17 R. T. "Platbn.h" to Flntbmh Ara. Station, then Flatbnsh $100 CART? tv. t- i Wal fi short Telephone! TRIangle 8300 lo Ava.

(a 10-mlnute ilde), walk blocks tm property. 162 Remsen St, urookiym. 2110 Cortaiyou Hi. Biiclcminster 2100-1 CART, HARMON CO.MrA.NY. Inc.

146 Montague St. CHM-NCFY RFAL ESTATE CO. 149 PlerrepOJit 8U NOAH rl.ABK. Root. E.

Patterson. rrsiacni, bji aiannauan av, chari.es cook COOK GLOAD, Ine. J.il Church Av. IngersoD 2003-4. B.

R. ESTERfeROOK 1463 Fulton 61. ESTATE OF THOMAS R. FARREIX 234 Flatbush Av. GEORGE F.

GANZLF 179 Rmlrdge pt. Tel. Wmsb. 1503. EDWARD J.

GA1NOH 44 Court St. BEMRY CIIXIOAN Ine. 16a Remsrn 8t. Tel. Triangle 1600.

JAM lift H. GII.VARRT 21.1 Court 104 7tb Av. I. I. S.

GRANT 189 Montague St. BAVII.A.VD li SONS, Ine. M2 Fulton St. ERNEST M. HOI.LISTFR Church Av.

Flatbunh 1S20. GF.ORGE P. HI NTON Si SON. Ine. 2015 Church Av.

Burkmtnstcr 7120. JOHN F. JAMES SONS K'3 Montague St. BFI.SFY VYALTE3 147 Broadwav. KFTCHAM Ine.

145 Ralph Av. B. F. RNOW1.ES company 192 Broadwnv. RNOX REALTY COMPANT l.r34 Flatbush Av.

Mansfield 0053-4. tVIII.IAM D. A. ROI.B 50 Court St. Cumberttnd 4445.

CHESTER A. LaFETR A 167 Concord 6k Triangle 8250. A II at the corner of Kings Highway and builder Is Moses Hauptman. WOMEN'S COLLEGE FIGURES IN LARGE BUILDING PLANS Increased Activity in Heavy Construction Work Reported Throughout U. S.

in Week. Heavy construction projects that reached the proposed stage in the United States in the past week were valued at $73,350,000, which compares with $66,250,000 in the preceding week and $58,500,000 in the corresponding week last year. Increased activity was noted during the week In public works and railroad improvements. The money value of large construction jobs for the week by classes, shown in a survey of the McGraw-Hill construction reports, follows: Public work, including road construction, rail road improvements, apartment houses and hotels, commercial buildings, educational buildings, industrial projects, and unclassified jobs, $5,800,000. San Francisco College for Women is having sketches prepared for a group of buildings to cost more than $1,000,000.

Construction of a high school, to cost $1,000,000, is planned in Albany, N. Y. University of Wisconsin plans an engineering building and a field house, the structures to cost about $1,000,000. Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad is to build an 85-mlle extension into Kansas City, from a point west of Trenton, the cost of the improvements being estimated at $10,000,000. The Southern Pacific is to spend more than $3,000,000 on improvements to its lines in California.

The American Can Company is to build a dock and warehouse in Seattle, the cost to approximate $1,000,000. TO BOLD IN SCARSDALE. Prince Ripley, sold from the plans of a large English house to be built on a two-acre plot on Dolma in the Murray Hill section of Scarsdae. The house is to be built by the Collet Construction Company from plans made by Eugene J. Lang, architect.

The house will be of brick construction and will contain 14 rooms and six baths. WORLD'S LARGEST HOMEBUILDERS PLEDGED TO A GREATER BROOKLYN (KINGSLAWN) FLATBUSH Wesley Roche Homes "Where You Get the Most for Your Money" 2 tn III Cash $500 E. 9th st. It will be dedicated oq BORO R. E.

BOARD PLANS DELEGATION TO CONVENTION Many Realtors Will Co to Boston June 25 on Special Train, Boat or by Air. A large delegation of members of the Brooklyn Real Estate Board is planning to attend the annual convention of Real Estate Boards to be held at Boston, June 25 to 28. Ac cording to present plans the delegation will travel in four groups-one by air, another by boat, a third by train and the last by motorcar. The national convention this year will include numerous conferences on real estate financing, industrial property, renting and selling, methods of getting new business and other similar topics. All phases of the real estate business are to be covered in the three-day convention.

In addition, numerous prizes are to be awarded for the bost examples of advertising, largest attendance, best speeches and most practical sales Kits. Prior to the opening of the con- wnHnti ot Ti-hieh TTarrv H. Culver. president of the National Association will speak, there will oe two conferences on selling and appraising. Mr.

Culver is to make the trip from ii Vinrrm of. Plllvpr CltV. to Boston in his own plane. He will be accompaniea oy his wite and cnua. Following the convention the realtors will have the opportunity of making special trips through the historic part of New England in soeclal busses.

Cape Cod and the White and Green Mountains will be visited. Boro Architects Resell Union Temple Plot Shampan Shampan, architects, have purchased a plot 180x127 on the northeast corner of Union tpke. and Kew Forest la. from the Clark Avenue. and they resold the land to the Clark Avenue, Inc.

The plot was held at $400,000. BUILDERS IN NEW LOCATION. Levy builders, who built many large structures in this boro, and who have been located at 152 W. 42d Manhattan, for several years, are moving to their new and larger quarters at 1440 Broadway. ierai FREE TITLE POLICY 1929 Taxes Paid 1567 Flatbush Avenue i Approximate Monthly Expenses $39.15 (10) Beautifnl Bath Room with (at Tiled Walls and Floors, (h) Built-in Tub and Shower, (e Flusho-meter Toilet, (d) Chromium Nickel Fixtures, (r) Linen Closet with full mirror-paneled door, (f) Colored Fixtures.

(11) Fstra I.arre Recreation Room In Basement with two-lone finished walls. No. 1 Parquet Floora throufhout. (IS) Elertrle Fixtures of newest patterns. (14) All Trim Is siren roats ol paint and finished In best irsile enameL (1.1) American Radiator Area-Flash, Steam Boiler with new typo radiators.

(Ill) Crane'a Automatic Hot Water 8Urtra Hem tar, 41?) Brass rlumbinf throushout. (IN) Lath and Plaster throushoat, loeludlnf baat ment aeillnc. (1) Copper Leaders, Cutters and VallOTS. (20) Anaconda Fllntkota Copper Bhinfles an two', auaranteed for to years by manufacturer. (1) 1 Block to Flatbush At, rar.

it) Accessible la Stores. Churches. Schools. CERTIFIED G. E.

WIRING (1) Extra Darp Rouse. (2) B-foot wide Csrste Drirrwajr. (3) Tapestry Brick Forrhea and Slrps. (4) 7 Extremely Iarie Booms. (5) Especially Deilrned Kitchen with Breakfast I and Breakfast Set.

ihl Butler's Psntn with ire-box drain. r) Built-in lronlnf Board, (d His Klertrift Outlets, (e) Chromium Mtkcl Fixtures, Inlaid Linoleum cemented to floor, (f) Tiled Walls, (h) Clark Jewel Oss Ranse. (0) I.arre Llyln Room with t) Tapeatrr Brlrk apen fireplace, lb) Tiled Hearth, e) Artistic. Japanese Grass-Cloth Decorations. (7) Larue Dlnlnf Room with paneled decorations.

(S) Sun Parlor with Trsrstlno Finishes. (9) Frtrs Larra Bedrooms with (a) a Lsrrs Closets, tb) 1 Cedar-Lined Closet in Hall. FREE TITLE POLICY By NATIONAL TITLE GVARA.NTT CO. ing establishment. The owner and, McGOLRICK BUYS HILLET HOLDINGS AT MASSAPEQUA L.

I. Developer Annexes 673 Lots to Large Property- Contracts for Investments The McGolrick Realty Corpora tion of which J. E. McGolrick, President, extcnted its holdlngu at Massapequa, Long Island, last week with the purchase of 40 acres from the Hilkt Realty Corporation. This acreage comprises 673 lots.

Contracts have been let to the Davis Construction Company for streets, rtdewalks, water, gas, and electricity. The property will be opened June 2. Nine new streets will be created in this new piece. They are: Hamilton Toronto Ontario New Hampshire Rhode Island Commonwealth Massachusetts Boston and Cen- The tract is bordered on the north bv Jerusalem ave. and on the south by Hicksville rd.

(Main one of the few highways running entirely across the Island, north and south. Th" Massapequa railroad station is less than a mile away. It is directly opposite Massapequa Centre, McGolrick's principle holding on the South Shore, at which an unusual record was made in the sale of lots In a oeriod of seventeen months, 11,346 lots were sold here, making a remarkable average of 567 lots a month, 167 lots a week, 24 a dav, one an hour. i At the present time 'property about Massapequa is selling for nrices about three times those which prevailed when McGolrick bought Massapequa Centre in 1927. The original tract of Massapequa Centre was purchased from Doctor Allan Haight, after an ownership of twenty years.

It consists of 623 acres which was the largest tract of land in Nassau county under one ownership, with a single exception. The fame ct Massapequa Centre has spread all over the world, by way of advertisements in New York newspapers which found their way abroad. Letters asking for information Massapequa have been received from many parts of the United States, Europe, Asia, and Africa. Among the Improvements installed at Massapequa was the concreting of Broadway in conjunction tvith the town of Oyster Bay at a cost of $50,000 to the realty concern alone. Broadway extends from the station at Massapequa to Farmingdale.

where the Fair child airplane manufacturing plants are located. The McGolrick Corporation will hav owned a total of 13.240 lots at Massapequa, including the new purchase. BORO REALTY MEN IN GOLF TODRNEY AT SPRING OUTING The annual spring golf tournament of the Brooklyn Real Estate Board will be held at the Hempstead Country Club on June 12, it was announced yesterday by Frederick William Walker, Chairman of the Board's golf committee. "This year we are planning au all-dav outdoor party in addition to the golf tournament," Mr. Walker said.

"A tennis tournament will also be held and If we can get enough of the fellows out we are planning a baseball game. We are now making up a list of prizes which are to be awarded at the dinner to be held in the evening. "The dinner will be unique hi that no speeches will be permitted. Entertainment, of course, will be pro vided." Assisting Mr. Walker on the Golf Committee are the following: Hy Airnr Henrv.

Georee P. Mafflone. Edmund F. Mulholland. Gerald R.

O'Byrne, Clifford G. Roes- sie and Robert ward. jr. Nostrand Ave. Broker Takes Larger Quarters James A.

Farrell, real estate broker, located at 767 Nostrand ave. for more than 20 years, and who has figured prominently In the development of this locality, has moved to larger quarters at 852 St. John's near Nostrand where he will be in a position to better care for his Increasing business. LEASE IN CHANW BUILDING. The Evans Elevator Equalizer Company of Bedford, manufacturers of machinery, has leased space on the 34th floor for New York offices in the Chanin Building, 42d at Lexington Manhattan.

Dehydrators, has leased space for executive offices on the 25th floor. Pan-Hellenic Securities Corporation, fiscal agents for the Pan-Hellenic Bank Corporation of America, has leased office space on the ninth floor. Hargravc, Stanley Co Investment brokers, has leased ca.ee spacs cn the 1GU flour. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Real Estate for Sale. Real Estate for Sale.

Builders, Inc. If. CORDIS WESLEY A. ROCBB Nostrand Cor. Avenue Block from I.

R. Flntbush Ave. Station TELEPHONE MANSFIELD 5110 Jmi see Show House) Open for Inspection till 10 P.M. Evenings and Sundays Bnslnmi Property to Let RITE REALTY J. SCRLANSKX fcuu Fourth Av.

sunset 4713. RI'STIN ROBRTNS 189 Monlaeue Sk Trlanrle 2720. EVAN J. RUSTIN 215 Montague St. Triangle 1319.

r. O. RAl'TER AGENCY, Ino, 431 Filth Av. South 0257. BENRY KdlENK 275-77 Grand Av.

Prospect 1752. CLARENCE B. SMITH CO. 1424 Fulton St. Lafayette 0661.

NATHAN STERN 1122 Broadwnv. Bushwlck 3480. TLMM A REHRENS 190 Montague St. TeL Trlansle 3948 TCTINO St COMPANY 5309 Filth Av. THE TYLER-WARREN CO.

1183 Fu ton St. Ster lnc 8000. LEONARD N. VAUOHAN 909 Fulton St. Prospect 6027.

ROBERT WARD Jr. IBS Montanue St. WESTWOOD REALTY COMPANY SB5 Flatbush Av. Flatbush 4030. LOUS L.

YEARSLEY 155 Seventh Av. Nertni 1666. To Build Garage for Apartment Tenants Lytle J. Hunter of Flushing, has purchased through the Halleran agency, realtors, from the Avery Garage Corporation, the vacant plot on the northeast corner of Blossom and Crommelln Flushing. Having a frontage of 125 feet on Blossom 150 feet on Crommelln 150 feet on the westerly line and a 25 feet frontage on Avery containing about 20,000 square feet.

Mr. Hunter has already given tha contract for a two-story fireproof garage to contain 40,000 square feet. This garage Is being built for the exclusive use of the apartment house at 11 Franklin a six-story building on a plot 125x150 feet, containing 94 apartments, which Mr. Hunter recently completed. YARIOUS PARCELS IN AUCTION SALE An auction will be held in the Hotel Commodore on June 3, at 2 o'clock p.m., by MaJ.

William Ken-nelly, auctioneer, when properties located In Manhattan, Bronx, Kings, Queens, Nassau and Westchester counties will be sold. The Manhattan parcels will be sold to close the estate of Margaret F. Schwind, deceased. Major Ken-nelly will sell, also, on the same date in the hotel In a partnership dissolution one, two and three-story taxpayers, with stores, offices and apartments, respectively, In the Bronx. Parcels In this boro to be sold In the same sale comprise five plots of five business lots each on the north and south sides of Avenue from Brown st.

to Batchelder st. and at the northwest corner of Avenue and Brown also, 310-312 Ditmas a 3-story brick and stucco flat with three stores on a plot 50x80, and 51 to 61 Stratford a new 4-story brick 42-family apartment house on a plot 120x100. Home Building to Follow Fox Meadow Estate Deals Thu Fox Meadow Estates sold to Georee S. Gildersleeve a plot approximately one-half acre located on the north side of Whig between Overlook and Brewster Fox Meadows. Scarsdale.

The pur-chaser contemplates erecting a home in the Georgian Colonial style for his own occupancy. This plot is located in the south section of Fox Meadov: where several large sajes have been made during the past fev weeks. Henry H. Fvssford has purchased from the For Meadow Estates, through W. T.

Hart, an additional plot of approximately one-half acre in Fox Meadow, Scarsdale, located on the north of Butler between Brewster and Hampton on whicr ground has been broken for a home in the Tudor English design It Is expected that this residence will be finished In the late fall Fox Meadow Estates also sold to Harry S. Lawson a plot of approximately three-quarters of an acre on the west side of Overlook bctv, Olmstead and Whig Fox Meadow, Scarsdale. Mr. Law-son at presen. resident of Green-irres, is having plans drawn for a home of Southern Colonial design hlrh he will occupy on completion of this residence in the late fall BEDFORD AVE.

LEASE. The large store at the northwest cmr of Bedford ave. and Park pi. has been leased for a long term to the May-Metropolitan Corporation of Manhattan, dealer in oil burners, who will establish its boro dlstrlbut-ing department there. The lease was negotiated by Frederick C.

AUcn of the Bulkley Horton real estate I office. Beautiful 1 Family Homes Business Property to Let in FLATBUSH PUBLIC GARAGES AND GAS STATIONS 111 Z01 APPEALS Predominate on List to Be Discussed at Hearing of Board of Standards. Applications for permission to build public garages and to establish gasoline stations in various neighborhoods of the city, under the building zone resolution, will predominate at the public hearing to be conducted cn May 28 by the Board of Standards and Appeals in Room 1013, Municipal Building, Manhattan, with William E. Walsh as chairman. In the list is an application to construct a theater and business building in a residential street, and the applicant is the Hand Realty C-jmpany.

Following Is the compete list for Tuesday and a partial list of the matters to be considered cn June 4 Application of McCooey Con-rv, applicants, on behalf of Lief N. Boogar, owner, to permit In a business district the erection and main-t of a gasoline service sta-tiin; premises 4101-4103 Glenwood northeast corner of Albany Brooklyn. Application of Daniel McNamara applicant, on behalf of John Fcilner, owner, to permit in a busi-nsss district the erection and maintenance of a gasoline service station; premises 312 24th St. and 740 5th southwest corner, Brooklyn, Application of McCooey Con-ny, applicants, on behalf of Fannie Nosovitsky. owner, to permit In a business district the erection and maintenance of a parage for the storage of more than five motor vehicles, also the installation of a pasoline service station; premises 97-101 Linden northeast corner of Rockaway Brooklyn.

Aoplication of Joseph M. Azzara. applicant, on behalf of Charles Azzara, owner, to permit In a business district the erection and maintenance of a gasoline service station; premises south side of Hvlnn blvd. 120 feet 11 inches east of Linwood ave. South Beach, Richmond.

ADplication of Frederick Coonlev, applicant and owner, to permit In a business district the erection and maintenance of a garaue for the of more than five motor vehicles and also a motor vehicle repair shop; premises 27-33 Mont-gimery east side, 257.4 feet south of Fort St George, Richmond. ApDlicatlon of Charles B. Mc-Lauchlin, applicant, on behalf of Hand Realty Corporation, owner, to permit in a residence district the erection and maintenance of a theater and store building; premises 213 E. 183d st northeast corner of Grand blvd. and Concourse, the Bronx.

June 4. Application of Robert Tclchman, replicant, on behalf of West 99th Street Construction Corporation, to permit in a business district the erection and maintenance of a garage fcr th storage of more than Ave motor rremlses 133-142 W. 99th Manhattan. Application of William F. Doyle, applicant, cn behalf of Frank Zacarlno.

owner, to permit in a business district the erection and of a gasoline service t'ation; premises northwest comer of 101st ave. and Van Wyck F.ichmond Hill, Queens. Bt'ILDEUS TO MEET, Jhe New York Building Cancress v.iil hold a luncheon meeting May 29, 12:15 ni in the ballroom of the Hotel Commodore. Julin Halkett. president.

New York Buildurj Trades Council, will be the priin i-)uU speaker. A special craftsmanship ward wUl held in the ballroom ImmccUatYl; after the luncheon, Nostrand Avenue Stores For Rent Also Modern Fireproof Business Offices BUILDINGS ON Nostrand Ave. and Dean St. BULKLEY HORTON 5S3 Nostrand Ave. Opposite Buildings Lafayette 5400 EVERYTHING that you'd hoped to find in a home within your meant will found in these model homes.

And mora convenience than you've thought of. There are six large room with vestibule entrance. The kitchen ia something to wonder at, with it colored tile wall and breakfast alcove. The bathroom i a marvel of construction and strikingly beautiful in it black and white tile and Venetian mirror. There are other quality feature, too, uch as bras plumbing, copper leader and gutter, radiator enclosure, Alsatian opaque window.

No. 1 parquet throughout, and antique-finished bras electric fixture. The driveway are 12 feet wide, and each plot is terraced and landscaped with tree and shrubbery. The lection i very desirable one, and store, schools and churche are near by. Come Oat TODAY.

Builders Always on Primisss. nmECTioNs to prop. F.RTV Tska I. R. T.

msrked "Flulhush Av." Get off at Flathosh Ar. station. From tbare take Flatbush At. trolley narked "Ralph At." to E. flilth then rliht to model bouse, BY AliTO Lp Flatbash Av.

to Avejiue turn left on Avenue to E. lth then rllht to model house. Land Developer Engages Steamer for Summer Trips The McGolrick Realty Corporation has engaged the Chauncey M. De pew, steamer of the Hudson River Day lor exclusulve use on Memorial Day, May and every Sunday this summer. The steamer, with a capacity for 1.100 persons, will be used to transport guests of the McGoldrlck Realty Corporation to the Lake Peekskill Country Club and the Lake Peekskill development of the McGoldrick Interests.

This method of transportation will supplant the special trains which have been used. The McGoldrick Realty Corporation boasts of being the first realty concern to run special trains Into Westchester. Now Its claims the distinction of being first to run a special steamer to a realty development. Stops are to be made at 42nd 125th st. and Yonkers.

The entire trip from 42nd st. to Peekskill takes about two hours. It Is believed that this water trip will beat the time that can be made by automobile on a bright summer day when trafllc is thickest. Richmond Plots Sold The Harmon Real Estate Corporation sold business and residential plots on their Southgate property, located In Huguenot, Staten Island, to the following. Mary E.

Wilson, John J. Whiteside, Helen A. Nichols, Edward J. Dreher, Paul R. Gibbons, Theodore H.

Patterson, Alice B. Thompson, George H. Terry, Richard B. McDonald, George Arnold, Thomas A. Anderson, Henry L.

Hughes. Harry T. McGrath, Edwin J. Chlsholm, Edward Jones, Herbert P. Kicfer, Maurice P.

Van Durer, Stanley P. Andrews, Margaret T. Judson, Julia F. Williams, Kenneth T. Johnson.

Arnold F. Phillips, Andrew F. Pierce, Mary Owens, Louise F. Schmeidcr, Walter F. ZweifcL Henry F.

Crawford, Estclle F. Drnnison, Frank F. Wilson, Joseph F. Wagner, Harold F. Hol-ton, Mary E.

Hunter, Charles F. Stone. Austin F. Edelson, George H. Griffiths, Joseph F.

Morrison, Pauline T. Masterson, Fred J. Nelson, peter F. Monroe, Richard F. Miller, William B.

Brewer, Josephine F. Adler, John J. Woods, Robert F. Currier and Frank J. William WM.

2176 1 EAST 57th STREET Between Avenues and Stewart Homes Company to Property I. It. T. subway (D'way-7th Ave. line) fo Flatbush Flatbush Are.

trolley wnrked "Ralph ta E. 57th or Flatbush Ave. direct to property. Building Managers-Owners To Hold Annua! Meeting Police Commissioner Orover Whalen will be the guest of honor at the annual dinner-meeting of the Building Managers and Owners Association of New York, at the Hotel Commodore next Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock. The occasion will mark the retirement after serving two terms of Lee Thompson Smith, secretary of Pease Elli-man.

as president, as J. Clydesdale Cushman. president of Cush-man Wakefield, has been nominated to succeed him. Election of officers and directors for the coming fiscal year and report of the various committees will be the only business transacted. John V.

Briesky of the Westing-house Electric and Manufacturing Company will be the principal speaker. GREAT NECK BUILDING LOAV Livingston Wetmore and William." L. Moffat, represented by William L. Moffat placed a loan of on the seven-story apartment' building being erected at Great Neck, L. by the Wychwood Holding Corporation, the developers ot Russell Gardens.

Dedicate 'Flying Field At New Home Development A crowd estimated between 70.000 and 100,000 visited Massapequa Park May 19 to witness the official dedication of Fltzmaurlce Flying Field by Brady, Crj an Colleran, Inc. Impressive ceremonies marked the unveiling of a monumental sign at the dedication. Speeches were made by Peter F. Colleran, president; Frank Cryan. vice president, and M.

J. Brady, secretary-treasurer. An acknowledgement address was given by Colonel Fltzmaurlce. Twenty-two airplanes participated In the stunts and races during ths day. These planes came from various parts of the country, especially for this occasion.

Notables who attended the exercises Included Thea Rasche, Elinor Smith, Clarence Chamberlln and Bert Acosta, forming a combination rarely seen at one occasion. sa Boro Physician Buys Rigdewood, N. Home Dr. Wesley O. Simmons, boro physician, residing at BftO Greene has purchased the English type residence, consisting of 10 rooms and three baths, on a lot 100x150 with a two-car garage, In the Upper Ridge-wood section of Rldgewood.

N. J. The sale was negotiated by E. Ros-coe Allen of The Realty Exchange of Rldgewood for Samuel Van Der-Floeg, owner; nd bulider, Office, CASH FLATBUSH NEW SOLID BRICK HOMES Marine Park Our Back Yard 6 Large Room t-esr slum btr4 isrsia, Orlflnsllr ball! ta sell far Pric. Mortisi Sasall Cs.k Dlmllnni! I.

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S0NS-ANDI BUILDING CORP. swartttnoilra aa rnmlsfs. Directions then Ave." trolley BARGAINS BEAUTIFUL HOMES 8 LARGE ROOMS 25x100 Lot DrUrhri havss, arlrsta tarsi sM 4rlvtwar. Vary renrsnitnl ia sab wars, atom, arhaoln, rburthta. JU-sllictea 1-lassilr aislrlct, Pric Cask Reduced horn 12,500 Dlmllans: I.

ft. T. mbsray ta rial-kimh Ara. Ms. NiMtrnd Ara.

nr. short nan I Aranaa R. Walk cst I short blanks la a. isth St. S0NS-ANDI BUILDING CORP.

fprtwntitlre aa rrrailsaa. Harry p. Sullivan of Woodhaven sold the one-family Spanish type house on west side ot 203d 210 feet north of 116th ave St. Albans. Also a one-family brick on 166th st.

north ol Qrtttd Central pkwy..