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Tlin BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 27. 1927.

4 CONSULT THESS BUILDERS HOME-BUYING OPPORTUNITIES IS7. M. Greve Is Alarmed, Mr. Unnecessarily Hopkins Thinks french architect -'Predicts houses bk mass production 11 ir-- tr i) if-lf it Iff it linr-r! Your CALDER'St La Corbusier Declares Creat Epoch Has Begun and New Spirit Exists. Mass production houses re pre-dieted by Le Corb.mer.

the French architect, whose book, Toward a Nrw Ajerutecture." coran from the press FAMILY BRICK 8 ROOMS WITH GARAGE HOMES; 29th Ihia Strings Bank First Mortgage 8 Year 2nd Mortgage Completely Sold Out Our East ff Payson fe Clarke, Ltd that a great epoch has besrun and that a new spirit exists. Industry, Development and Are Opening Ave. and the Sale of Our New Homes on E.28thSt.,BeL,Aves.T&U 157 Sold Thi Yew Remarkable Offer This Week 1, Jl 1 PRICE $10,800 Only $1500 CASH We Have SOME OF FriHsir U.kt attara: bran Hmm' QC31 V. nOW TO IWtahtoa R. M.

St. Week inlaid liaoleaai, h) lutein: It ktdrooa cloMti) with Wran saa caauaM uawar, THE EXCEPTIONAL FEATURES A $8450 home with all modern improvement! conveniently located. 25 minute from Borough Hall. faaraa- a(t3il kniera llXj daaata; I h-l t1 ntm daaaH; frirtia; mnmU aas (2t r' Ctrbfita Aiakalt Raoi; cappar water aiviK. axUl waatker atria; cafcr yaar eaJar ONLY cakiaat fa raafa; 2 cloattt aaa Haatiar Caaiatt aleclric law racaaUclat; 16 (IsitU wita Carjiaal taifary Raclu la tank wah 4aaia-araM aaaarfraaW; Carte-Art AaMricaa Rtaia-lara Holfaiaa Air Valvar; awaioft aad ikaaet wita eaca aaata; aatoautic watar kaattr wita artarfcawat la hrraaea far Wiaiar aaa; torn aara wrta $250 aiceiciaa caaiaat; Faaarolu tak aitra tailet, like a flood which rolls on to its tned end, has furnished new tools and the problem ot the house is the problem of the epoch, he avers, for -i without adequate housing the masws mill revolt.

"If we eliminate from our hearts and minds all dead concepts In regard to houses and look at the question from a entical and objective point of view, we shall arrive at the House Machine." the mass uon house, healthy land morally so, --tool and beautiful In the same way that the working tools and instruments which accompany our existence are beautiful," he states. "The program demanded In Prance bv Mm. Loucheur and Bonnevay was for a law authorizing the construction of 500,000 dwellings to be built well and cheaply. This was an ex-- ceptional event in the annals of con-struction and required exceptional means and methods. "Now, it was necessary to start from the very beginning, nothing be-, ing ready for the realization of such Immense program.

The right state of mind does not exist the state of mind for mass production -houses, the state of mind for living in mass production houses, the state of mind for conceiving mass produc-. ltion houses. "Everything must be begun from the beeinning, nothing is ready. Spe- ctalizatton has hardly touched the V' domain of the dwelling house. There Winter's Coal 34th Flatbush CASH No Additional Payment When Yob Mors la BUjgpj Brick Homes CASH 500 2 Blocks from RKAC rHOPKBTY T.

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rr ta araoartjrt Oraa Aw. trullrr to Av. I I mlnut' walk rmml. Bv atitn Orita Ave. to At.

I th btarka raa ta propartr. lilsiiaJ CD CD LZjCZZ) CZ3I IC3C3I Monthly Payments $56, which pays principal, interest, insurance and water rates. 5 Tons of Coal FREE to purchaser of last few homes left in thic big development. Tm Rww Prtprt7 Tak 1. T.

Subwr tttM "FUtburti tu Matbukh Avi. tftftlion Nontrnnrt A'. nd FlathunU Av. Troll-; to Avsnue Rprespntatlve on prmlie Iallr and Sunday. Writ fur Booklet.

REALTY ASSOCIATES LARGEST HOME BUILDERS IN THE WORLD 162 Remsen Street, Brooklyn Telephone Triangle 8300 Property OKfca Phaaa Manafiald 72SS WILLIAM M. ALDER CO. OFFICE 2703 AVE. Or Oa Prami.a. Opn Mondays and Kvtnlnaa t'atll P.M.

Tel. EM'LA AIK 303S, IMS, 3070 NOTICE TO BUILDERS are neither the workshops nor the experts. "But at any moment, If once the mass production spirit came to life, everything would quickly be begun. In fact, in every branch of buldling industry, formidable as a natural force and overrunning everything tike a flood that rolls on to its des- m- fined end, tends more and more to transform natural raw materials and 38 1 On E. 27th and E.

to produce what we call 'new' ma serials. i ''Thev are legion: Cements and -'limes, steel girders, sanitary fittings. insulating materials, piping, monmrv. waterorooflng compositions etc All this stuff is dumped in bulk Into buildings in course of construc- tion and is worked into the Job on the spot; this involves enormous KINGS HIGHWAY I I I is costs in labor and leads to half-and half solutions. The reason is that 28th Between Quentin Rd.

and Avenue One Black From James Madison High School Entire Surrounding Section Fully Built Up 90 SUBORDINATION TO RESPONSIBLE BUILDERS C. T. SILVER 100 W. 57th N. Y.

OWNER Tel. 0700 Circle OR ANY BROKER One Family PRICE $8750 These laity built home have baen carefully planned and etatl tha very hml matarlnls. Thalr total eoat and Initial down payment are vary low and their upkeep extremely email. SALVIN i niTircrT'OXSt Avenue 1', Hhnrt the various objects have not been "Ftandardized. As the necessary state mind does not exist, attention has never been given to the serious study various units, and still less to that of the construction Itself; the 'mass production state of mind is 'hateful to architects and to the ordi- AVENUE and East 34th Street I.xspsct These Beautiful Homes Without Delay I type tapeetry brlrk hat bpen nid throiigliout; 6 iimllijlit room, tiled hath, bitllt in ttth, ourn rireplaM, par-jiietry.

concrete foundation, capper -ere ami KutterR, eiwtre. ateam lira ted garage, londacaplng aod flower boxee. nary man, by infection and persua lon. i. Effect of War on Industry.

'-The difficulties of transport are al their height; it Is clear that houses represent an immense tonnage. If Tak FtntboA Arm. trolley, atop or Nfintriind Ave. tn Klnua wlli bouaca. Phonft HtuxK 3S Miilanmle llw.

this were reduced four-fifths, that -ould indeed be up-todate. The war kas shaken us all up. Contractors 'i' have bought new plants, Ingenious, patient and rapid. Will the yard soon rti'or Brooklyn Dally lrora your in'er- with Mr. Wm.

M. Greie, presi-ceia of the Prudence Company, Over-Cxpansicn Hitting Bjsi-ncs." it would appear Mr. Greve is seriously a.armed by hat he Justly urnu the "prosperous buMness condi- ons which we have thus far en joyed." becau he is pursued by the fearsome behef that "economic pe- ods run in cycles, and every period of prosperity has been followed by a osquem reaction But inasmu'-h as Mr. Greve frankly that tins theory is somewhai leci-ptive becaujie "it is most difficult to recognize the transitional stages from one cycle to another." it seems rather a pi'y that he should venture to inject his pessimistic convictions which do not seem to be based upon any fundamental reasons Into a situation which a more careful analyst would. I think, demonstrate to be not or.ly sound but exceedingly promising aa to a continuation and further ex pansion of the prosperity which seems to be the cause of Mr.

Greve's appre- nensions. Indeed, I cannot help wondering vhe'her Mr. Greve is familiar with he causes which led to the panics or "cycles," as he calls them of 1893. 907 and 1920. In 1893 the cause unquestionably was overproduction due to a neriod ot Republican recklessness, the blame lor which, when the crash came, they cleverly side-stepped and shifted to ne snouiaers ol the Incoming Demo- ianc administration.

The panic of 1907 was deliberately staged again by the Republicans for the purpose of creating a business depression which would throw a scare Into the general public, and thus curb the activities and lessen the popu- aruy oi meoaore Roosevelt, who at that time was Just beginning to kick over the traces but the staging was mue overaone and a real nanic ensued. The 1920 panic was SUDerinrtiieerl through the action of the Federal Reserve Board by the misuse of their regulatory powers in a deliberate attempt to break down the nroeressive tpirit in the agricultural districts. or to quote Senator Nve. "Panics are man-made: they are not accidents, and the panic in 1920 was UNDEVELOPED LAND AS AN INVESTMENT Broker Criticizes Tendency to View Purchases as Unprofitable. People who buy undeveloped land, open plots and development acreage as an investment for future profits are not speculators, but are sensible investors, declares Frank M.

Mc-Curdy, who sharply criticizes any tendency to view such Investments as unprofitable. "Quick profits are not always avail able in such type of real estate and should not be sought," he declared. Rapidly increasing values should not be expected In a normal market. But the common sense buyer who views his investment as one that will logically Increase in value in proportion to the increasing attractiveness of his holding to the buying market, based upon sound, economic factors, will always enjoy a lucrative profit. "My advice is to buy undeveloped real estate only when the market is undergoing Its normal activity and to avoid fields of operation that are moving too rapidly, without any specific economic advantages or im provements to warrant such a movement.

The far-seeing Investors will find that in the end such type of real estate, if bought under sane conditions, will bring them greater profits than perhaps any other kind of investment. 'The greatest fortunes in real estate have been made by investors in un developed land who have been patient enough to wait until their holding! have become valuable building sites. In all my experience I have never known an Investor In undeveloped land or plots to fail to make a profit. it ne is wining to nolo it. Land is the one investment that never de teriorates and is susceptible to con tinued lowering of prices only in the rare cases where population demand decrease a condition that can never be found in the New York City area." Dr.

Adolf Lorenz Arrives Today; Rents Home Here Dr. Adolf Lorem, famous Viennese surgeon, arrives today on he North German Lloyd liner Dresden for his annual visit to New York. He Is accompanied by his son and assistant, Dr. Albert Lorenr. For their stay in New York they have rented a house on E.

86th st. Dr. Lorens. who believes In bloodless surgery, has performed thousands of orthopedlo operations here that have won him the name of "muscle One of his most successful cures was that of James Edward Maby, a Richmond Hrll youngetcr on whom he operated in 1S22, Own Any Stock in a Brooklyn Bank or Manufacturing Concern? Watch the Table of Prices of Brooklyn Securities Published Regularly in The BR0CKLYN EACLE FLATBUSH GARDENS Fully Detached One-Family Brick and Shingle pe a factory? is talk of houses made lc by the power of a mere handful of men to ir.cr?e ovevmrht the rt of credit from 4 to 7 pere- lit." TM power was described bv C. A.

Lind'uergb Lindbergh's lather in his book entitled "The Eeonur.ie Pinch." as "the most cancerous advantage evr placed in the hands of a special privilege class by any government that ever existed, and makes it easy or the Voniy Trust to coiitiol panics." But here the poers that oe overplayed thir hinds and nearly bankrupted the entire Northwest. it is to be sincerely hoped that we will not be again subjected to any "cycles' of this character, in which eiise we may saiely conclude that the continuation of our present prosperity will rest not upon some unwritten law that the pendulum will swing the ether way at given time but upon an intelligent understanding of our financial and economic problems and a grateful and resnonsive recognition ci the opportunities for prosperity hirh are knocking at our doors. Mr. Greve's reference to the fact that the average values on the stock market have steadily increased during the last six years also seems to discrove rather than substantiate his contention that prosperity moves in a cycle. lor 11 it Indicates anything It either indicates that there has been a legitimate and continued prosperity which Justifies this gradual increase or that the stock market Is simply an artificial reflection of values which are forced up and down alternately for speculative purposes.

But if the latter is the case, then it- simply indicates that stock market quotations are a thing apart from the question of general prosperity and) snouid not oe cited except in a very limited fashion as a barometer therefor. However, real estate, as Mr. Greve Justly says, represents real value, and is probably true that within certain conservative limits it is one of the safest investments that can be made. Even in this statement, however, he overlooks the fact that if his fears are Justified any reaction in respect to the prosperity of the country would De renectea, at least to a proportion ate degree, in connection with real estate values. J.

A. H. HOPKINS, Chairman National Bureau of Information and Education. 15 E. 40th New York City.

Tax Dates to Remember NOV. 30. Personal tax valuation books closed. Last day to file claim for reduction of personal property assessments. Last day to pay second half of 1927 real estate tax at face amount After Dec.

1, 7 percent interest per annum from Nov. 1 is added as penalty. DEC. 1. New York State Franchise tax return of water works, gas, electric, steam heating, lighting and power corporations due on or before Dec.

l. Tax payable on or before Jan. 15. Federal Income taxes: Fourth and final payment of tax liability as shown on return filed on March 15 due on or before Dec. 15.

DEC. IS. Nineteen twenty-seven water bills for New York City may now be obtained from Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity. New York State Franchise tax: Franchise tax on corporations which filed returns on July 1 arc due and payable Jan. 1 or 30 days after date of notice if notice is dated after Dec.

1. Federal Income tax: Fourth and final payment of tax liability as shown on return filed on March 15 due on or before Dec. 15 for year taxpayers. First 3 '4 percent Liberty Loan bonds, maturing 1932-47. Interest coupons due Dec.

15. STATE TO AUCTION RICHMOND PROPERTY Albany, Nov. 26 New York State will auction off a total of 45 lots, constituting the so-called Burgher Farm, on Staten Island, at a sale to be held at Boro Kail, Island, on Frl-dny noon, Dec. 16. The coming sale will be the second ot Its kind to be held by the State on Stalen Island.

and It Is expected that the parcels win oe soia ior gooa prices. The terms of the sale will require that the full amount of the bid be paid In cash or certified check at the time of the sale. A quit claim patent will be Issued for the land noli. The upset price ranges from as low as $02 50 per lot to as hlah aa 11.750. with many ranging In price from $200 to $700 a lot.

The Burgher Farm Is located In the town of Sotithfleld In Richmond County ard was acquired by the State back In 1835. At the same time and place, the State will also auction off a number of parrels of land located on the Pel-ton Farm. Pioneer Flatbush Broker Negotiates Many Deals W. H. Ooldey, pioneer Flatbush broker, sold 760 Argyls a plot 40x 100 feet, a one-family house and garage, for Louis Oranat to Robert Thompson for Henry and Msr-usiet O.

Thomas to James Bathgate. 779 Arnyla detached house and parage on a plot 40x100 (ret; for An-castle Realty Corporation to Charles J. snd Abby B. Horst 10.13 E. 3ath a houw and garsse.

plot 20x 100 feet; for Oold Medal Homes Corporation to James Htappers, house on E. st near Avenue R. plot 30x 100 Iwt. When Mr Ooldey first came to Flatbush. Flatbush ave.

was a beautiful country road, with Brand old trees and lined with farm house. And ths old horse cars ran to the ear able at Malbone at. The population then was about 10.000. It ti now 500.000. COMMERCIAL IESEi.

Cushman ft Wakrflrld, hs lenrrd lor Ul Fifth Avenue. offices in the new French Dulldlii 6M 5'n ave to Robert A. McCrav of Kansas city. Mo for the same onr offlrei in the same building to tlij Rirharrtvin C'ompanv of Clnrlnna'l. (); for Broartsy Motors llullrtlna Corporstlon a shop in the new Oen-eral Motors niiilding, to Max Boliat; for Anshms Realty Corporation pfflcea In 50 42d to Thrifty Ruvers.

Ine, and wi'ta Wnr-penthau-Kjxas Company for same ijtifr cfflrea In the Cna1lin Pa-inc Bulldmit. S42 Madison ve. general Buiidiiig and Furdinf Corpora-Ui n. Ar more mil nvH. "Wlist Is the dieretire" aks an foromist.

"between a sivins c'itit sd a eheklns srrounf" We know snwr to Hint V'm ran have mote Inn wl'h a eheriring' ac-caunt, Woman's Home Companion. a mold bv Dourlns in liquid con crete from above, completed in one day, as you would fill a bottle. "One thing leads to another, and as so manv cannons, airplanes, lor ries and wagons had been made in factories, someone asked tne ques- tinn -whi not make houses? "There vou have a state of mind ffl VV. SJiour On Contract THIS HOME Larry.n; tcarges S5 Weekly Out of You Ssve $23 Monthly rivt etreeta. atdawatka ani curha, h'-ue with lapeetry I'rlok aun parlor Bnd port hea.

Tha Khar ats-am lieat. f'rena lntiintaneoue hut watpr heater, lire plum parquet flooring Hi ruu nil out. eeen laio BUYS Total Located in a beautiful residential section of Flatbush. Cram lawn Rtiaile trts and fthrulihery. Rnrh houne la built on plot 2iiXll0 anil in eqaipptMl with all injlrn homa-bullilinir devices.

Thra ar HVfn lartr ronnm, four ult-fplnK rooms and rtruheil room In tmncment; Ilia kitchen tntl lutth, Price $13,250 and $13,500 kailt-ia akawar 38 i FOTTBUSH 1 MOVE IN NOW AND PAY AFTER CHRISTMAS Set These Homes, We Give Vou a Deed to Property for $250 Cash $25 Monthly Pays Balance on Mortgage. Costs Less Than Rent 7 Rooms Tapptrr brick from, vfnter hall. a fi a throHThniil; (111 n1 ahouvr; kltrhfn cabinet, built-in Ironing httRrrt; copper fruttem anil ii'irn hn Uth anf plaatfr thruuKlit.ut roof, steam anil plutiibinff saaruD((J. OARAOB DRIVE WAT Till Co. First Mortfiagt $4,000 Price Wclf Housing Corp.

Houses at Si. and Ave. Brokers protected. ACTIVITY AT PLYMOUTH HEMPSTEAD GARDENS Albert N. Day has been appointed manager of the Plymouth Plan downtown onice, Manhattan.

Major Day IU have tin real estate division ui.or his wing, and plans are now being forced for Its expansion, as the model homes In Plymouth Hempstead Gardens approach completion. Activity shows renewed impetus during1 the fall season. The Hempstead Public Market has purchnsed a plot for a branch market. Excavations have been made, and the market will be ready for business early next year. Stores and a public garage across the road give evidence a irrowlng buslnerjt sertlon.

One of tle flr't stores on the Plvmouth Plan development will be built by Eugene ftiiranay. MULTIPLE LISTING DEALS Multiple Llstinc Bureau of the Brooklyn Real Estate Board recorded the following- sale and lease through the Multiple Listing System: By Henry L. Nielsen Company, lease of the one-story brick factory at 10-12 Hopkins on a plot SO by 100, for the Artie Krult-Ate Company to the Packard Company for a term of two and a hull years and the by Bulkley Ac Morton Company ct the three-story snd ba-ement brick and one pvsldcn-e at 204 McDonn-i'th st runfalnir.g 10 ronmi and one ba'h. fin a piot by 100 leet. lor W.

ll.miaiid to a client for occupancy. ACTIVITY IM MAgfATEQlA. Harry Ftankel. managing dlrertor of Blltmore Shores, the ros-Ptankel waterfront development at Massa-pniua. L.

tlosed several sales of i two or more plo's. The purchasers i Include Paul and Marie Rausch, three I lots, comprising the northeast comer I rf Fog blvd. and Baldwin ave Ado'tih I Mfhnke, south sld of Dellalre to lo'a; Ct rrles Wln'er. three lo s. blvd smi'h.

directly adjoin-1 1 the nwly propnaed bathing hencii: klv, to lo a. K'ntife r' ed'otntn" Chsnd'T Csnal; W. thre lots. aruth'Sent ernT rd and Neptune Ilc.n-I'rh two Itts soith rrt s'vl If.X Cnaiiu three Inis on Biitmore blvd, sutli Jrunuge cn the Grand Canal. really belonging to our epocli.

Noth- lng is ready but everything can be done. In the next 20 years big in- clustry will have co-ordinated Us standardized materials, comparable With those of metallurgy; technical achievement will have carried heating and lighting and methods of rational construction far beyond anything we are acquainted with. Contractors rrf win be no longer sporadic Houses Located at 1729-31-35 Coleman Street Between Quentin Road and Avenue dumps in which everything breathes financial and social or-' ganizations, being concerted and methods, will be able to solve BuilJmr Alwayg the housing question, and the yards Only htlf hlnrk from Flafhnah Avrnoe fnr M'h'Mile, etori. J. GILFEATIIER will be on a huge scale, run aim WESLEY ROCHE HOMES mi a'-r-j plotted like government otnees.

Enormous and Square Dwellings. nilinu. urban and suburban, Ralssis B'Ura, at NaslraaJ Ave. I. R.

T. Flalkark Arc. Statioa will be enormous and square built no longer dismal congeries; they -will incorporate the principle ot mam nroduction and of large-scale All other features industrialisation. It is even possible thAt 'to measure will cease. Inevitable social evolution will transformed the relationship 8 Room Tudor Dwellings between tenant and landlord, will It mil A Message to have modified the current conception '-f the dwelling house, and our tosns win be ordered instead 01 Deing ci otic.

"A house will no longer be this aotldlv-built thing which sets out tn Hef time and decav. and which la in expensive luxury by which Substantially built of tha finest materials, runtaininic all outstanding features of other homes and also many additional improvements. Located aa Ave. at Browa two Blocks from Nostraad Ave. Trolley and prospective Subway.

Wou.e Open from AM. to 9 P.M. rloaeta. tilet! kltehen with rnrf breoktaist nr.ok an.l Inrira butler pnniry. tiled bath with Pembroke tub and ahnwer.

full lenmh cemented reMer with plaetertnl cell-Inn. flnlKheil with terraced lawn and cement gauiite dilvewoy. snrf our cur for tmM. -Room Brick Homes and Garage the Housewife: "ms -av. Crtl 43 and -lflJi I'rcn'f or utl fe, At.

MM Wealth can be shown; It will be as the motorcar is becoming tool. "The house will no longer be an archaic entity, heavily rooted In the soU by deep foundations, built firm and strong, the object of the Uon on which rhe cult of the family mnnilltif aliowor: i-rtiwi plumhfnff OirnuKlioal mlal weathrtriiii; lfdlra unl gutter solid pomtM innrrt'l foun-lallun. niakin est la alm.i'utflv dnmp-proof; axtra lollet and laundry in cllnr. urn hlo-k from parochial and public schools and transit. First Mortgage $6,500 Cash and Terms Arranged mn ntrpHlnns! nathofh At.

Ir11rr In Oiicntlit HriI, turn rthl two him ks to r.irri. plus- Fireplace Dining Alcove Finished Cells-Kohler Electric Sink Open Porches on Roof of Steera-heated garages Standing Showers All Bras Piping z' HOMES' Our office MSB Nosttaaa" ae. near Church av. Tel. Hal.

776J 7770 NVw I fir.i ly all brick house: It rooms, wish heated SRrst'f. Kaoaks and the race has so long been con -oertrated. Bermic Corp. i. McCORMICK.

Secretary The kitchen, directly behind the dining room, is so aestsneJ as to make housekeeping a pleasure. Msny other festures insure the cozincss of a real home, such as fireplace, tiled kitchen and bath, closet in vestibule, fl closets upstairs, eshinet gas ranee, instantaneous water hester, AU-Americsn steam r'snt, brsss plumbing, two toilets, slate roof snd steam-heated garage. Price $9,250 1st Mtge. 'Y A FEW LKFT 8M MX CASH PVMKNT F. -niihid Medrl llmise Open from A.M.

to 9 on Trov Ave N-twcen Aves. I snd J. Near Schools, Stores and hurrhes SWENSEN HOMES navarre833i "Eradicate from your mind any hard and fast conceptions in regard i- tha dwell na house ana iook "the qtiestion from an objective and angle, and you will Invariably at the 'House Tool, the mass 1 production house, available for every on, lticomnarably healthier than the kind and beaut II ul in the same sense that the working tools, familiar to us In our present existence, are FLATBUSH SQUARE Entire Block Front East 51st St. Between Avenue nd Fillmore Avenue Unusual Bargain in Flatbush See this nut Interesting Brick Home Develeament. All latest improvements and conveniences, including gara-c.

hold on les than rent-paylne hasia. Telephone or write us and we will call and explain this ramarkahle nffer. Furniihed Sample Horn Open for Imptctlon T. C. CO.

1832 EAST 51st ST. Tel. Mid wood 0S31 DIRECTIONS Vm F1atka.li Ave. te Utke thea to Aveaee ee Fillmere Ave. Dream of One's Own House.

"Everyone, quite rightly, dreiuns of sheltering hlmseJ In a sure and pe-. manent home of his own. This dream rrovokes an actual state of sentimen rat hysteria. When the tune dors for building this houe. It Is not the masons nor the craftsman moment, but that moment In which eyery man makes one poem, st any rule, in ms me.

"And so. In our towns and their i outskirts, we hsve had during the Bulldsr Offers ry mi s. Ci GOLD MEDAL 6 and 7 ROOM HOUSES All hrick, slate roof, copper 1 'lors r.nil gut'ers. stam Irnt, separnto ahower; ail parquetry; pKved itre'is, axwersj all lmpw-m'iiis; tcs. e-hool and con -enint to Klatliush ave.

A remnrLilile invrslmnt opportunity for )irre'Hive hom-'-hir, its. last 40 years not so much homes a poems, poems of an Indian rummer, the house Is the crowning of a rareer. at that very moment when a man Is sufficiently old and worn i by lite to be prey of rheumaium and of death -and of crasy Ideas1 The French architect compares the tiou with the motorcar, the liner. the lorry, the airplane, even the brmr 1 pipe, to the disadvantage of anlv 1 t.ture. Only when hoiiees are built i a.

motorrani are built will thev rom( Uilo their own as tools of utility and heaiity. If they do not do so. I I CorbuMer predirts revoI'iMcn. and sorle'y which It will accept or revolution? The book Is an unusual one. Avenue and Eatt 34th St.

In trrluiixt trriian if fitithmhonly frw Ull. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION PnM.iet throuehrut kitchen fork floor; ceili tiled hslh, slate roof. mHni wth-rtris and many other modern lm- rovem-n's. Iimtrtnm- I e-Mtsr artM 'n-tw a rialaa-ll Slalaaa Aim. tot te Aomw R.

Lecsied cn Ave. bttv.e?o i lUfvrr 01 UfWl rk- MiJvaad.