Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 December 1940 — Page 30

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Edward Lengley scholarships, open to architects, draftsmen, teachers and students, will be awarded in 1941 by the American Instite of Architects. Given annually for advanced werk in architecture, study, travel or

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LARGE CLOSETS FEATURE HOUSE

Open Day and Night for Inspection; Two Baths, Two Bedrooms.

Floodlighted 'at night, the sixroom home at 64th St. and Allisonville Road only needs ribbons to look like a Christmas present. It is one of the ‘“engineered” homes of the Bridges and Graves Co. The firm has been holding it open both in the daytime and at night so home lovers may see how it looks after dark. Today and tomorrow it will be open from 3 p. m. to 8 p. m. while the opening time will be moved up an hour on Sunday. The home has six large rooms, one bedroom with bath downstairs equipped with a shower stall; two bedrooms and bath upstairs. Béth

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peach, the first’ floor one in ivory and dubonnet. -

‘Extra Largs Closets

Each upstairs bedroom has two extra “closets and the upper hall has two large linen closets, ceilinghigh. The upstairs bedrooms are about 13 feet square, having enough wall space for twinbeds. Downstairs, the center hall leads to all rooms without crossing any rooms unnecessarily. The living]; room is at the south of the house and has a large screened porch at the west. The dining room is at the reax and has a large picture window overlooking the heavy woods to the west. To the rear also is the kitchen with French doors in front of which is space for the breakfast table. In the summer the doors may be opened to give a screenedin nook effect. The kitchen has in-built cabinet with black linoleum cabinet tops. The floor has inlaid dubonnet linoleum over a plywood sub-floor and, the blue walls have three coats of enamel. The garage may be entered directly from the kitchen. The basement has a double social room, with a fireplace, paneled

ceiling and painted walls; a storage

closet; a furnace room with an oilburning, air-conditioning unit; and a laundry. In the basement, too, is a water pump.

Little Smog Out There

Sixty-fourth St. is the nearest entrance to Sylvan Estates and next year will become a beautiful approach to the more wooded part of the development. Another home is built just south across 64th. The tracts are 125 feet wide by 280 feet deep with ground sloping away from each side of the house. There is little smog or smoke since the large tracts are restricted to one home and nearly every owner uses either gas or oil for heat. A bus with a 20 to 25 minute running time to the Traction Terminal makes frequent stops at the corner. Ths John Strange School is three blocks away. = The township furnishes transportation to the ‘high school. For a community shopping center for Sylvan Estates, a large ‘area has been reserved at 62d St. and Allisonville Road. The Broad Ripple community now serves Sylvan Estates residents. Developer of the addition is the B. G. R. Development Co. (which includes Bridges and Graves and John W. Robbins), which also handles Brockton addition on E. Kessler Blvd.

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STUDIES DRAFT’S EFFECT ON RENT

Realty Board Meets to Learn Legal Aspects of Act On Property.

How the Selective Service Act will effect rents, leases and the purchase of real estate has been worrying both realtors and the families of men who might be called into service. To understand the legal aspects

of the Act, the property management

Estate Board this week held a round table with Francis Hughes, member of Hughes. Mr. Hughes explained that the Soldiers’ and | Sailors’ - Relief Act of 1917 could be taken as a guide to how the 1940 Act would operate since many provisions of the older law are incorporated in the new.

Soldiers Favored

There is nothing in the draft law, he said, which prevents suits against soldiers or draftees, but the law will be construed in favor of the citizensoldier. While the Act does not relieve soldiers of their obligations, he said, they can abandon leases, leaving the, property owner without recose. ; re is a provision In the Act,

soldier's salary would be paid by the Secretary of War or the Secretary of the Navy. If the premises rent for less than $50 a month, the law provides that a draftee’s family cannot be evicted without court order. (Most Indiana realtors and lawyers follow the practice of never evicting anyone without court order although a lease may give him the right to do so.)

Cases Stand Alone

On a lease with option to purchase, the draftee may return the down payment and move out, Mr. Hughes said. He cautioned that the Act does not apply to mortgages executed after Oct. 1 this year. The law is effective, he said, in all state courts from the Justice of the Peace up. Any court may stay proceedings during the length of the draftee’s service and if a judgment is rendered against a citizen-soldier, he can come in within 90 days after the end of his service and ask that the Judgment be set aside. In actual practice, Mr. Hughes said, each case will undoubtedly stand on its own merits and if the court is fair, neither side will be penalized tod harshly because of a man’s selection for the Army. “The Act is so devised to protect both the realtor and the soldier,” he explained. He suggested that the results of a case now in Municipal Court be watched as an indication of the local court’s attitude on future cases.

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N. SIDE SALES TOP

The North Side Realtors this week reported transactions totaling $109,450 which brought sales since Jan. 1 to $4,504,906. Houses sold were: 756 Haugh St. by Ford V. Woods, 5605 Central Ave. by Forest M. Knight, 6136 Primrose Ave. by Jack C. Carr, 6432 Park Ave, by John H. Elam of Hall-Hottel Ca., 5735 Winthrop Ave. and 2427 Central Ave. by Lorin Driscoll and American Estates Co., 123 E. Westfield Blvd. by Bridges & Graves Co.

Estates. Mr. Knight sold a lot on the southwest corner of Carrollton Ave. and Watson Road, while Harry Robbins sold a lot in| Williams Creek and one in Warfleigh. Forest Kellogg contracted to build a home at 45th and Meridian Sts, and Bridges & Graves contracted to build a home in Arden.

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