Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1948 — Page 64

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Home sellers should ‘be edu-| ... ‘cated In the real estate business, | + Jack C. Carr, Indianapolis real-| '., ‘Yor, said yesterday, : | . With ‘nationwide publications ‘and articles to support his points, | 5, Mr. Carr blamed profit-seeking | . home sellers for a 15 per cent real _. estate business drop during the! year, The high price demand of house 4, @ellers, Mr. Cary explained, is one

Som 3 1 million in 1944 to eight dollars in 1947 supplies the other reason. 2 Can't Pay As Much Now 3 Buyers are incapable of paying | hd : today the same they could pay a year ago, Mr. Carr explained. That, plus a tightening of mortKage loans, reduces buyers'|

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Delivers Proposals To White House

By EDWIN A. LAHEY

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the trend to lower priced homes,| and drop their figures, real estate

Per cent by cpring, Mr, Carr| hag completed and ’ " {the White House his recommendaMr. Carr reported a total $64, tions for_ labor legislation in the -250_ for five houses and two lots|g1st Congress. in sales Nov. 29 through Dec. 4. The Tobin

recommendations

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; few if any changes in President a Place, 1011. N. Truman's State of the Union mes3 Harding St. and 1514 Hiatt St. [sage to Congress Jan. 5. 5 Also sold were 215 adie in the 2m public statements of v bor Department officials and Jennings County. . : from other sources, the Chicago a ——————— Daily News has heen able to compile an outline of the administration's recommendations for labor legislation, - Wright, American Seek T-H Act Repeal and international architect, will] The Immediate repeal of the be awarded the Gold Medal of Taft-Hartley act in its entirety the American Institute of Archi-|Is the first order of business, the tects, its highest honor, at. the in-|administration believes, stitute’s 81st annual convention| Next should come the reinactIn Houston, Tex. Mar. 17, 1949./ment of the Wagner act. 3 Mr. Wright won international| Only then will Congress be-in as architect of the Imperial/an impartial position to tackle in Tokyo, which he suc-|further labor problems, Secretary ~40 withstand | Tobin and the administration . He ‘began his|believe. worldwide work in Chicago in|" The Taft-Hartley act is re-

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1808 garded as unworkable and punitive, and for thése reasons must Construction Activity go immediately. The Wagner act

is regarded by Mr. Tobin as a good ow when it was passed and “Industry has at’ ® 890d-law-when-it-was repealed, least four or five years of great but susceptible to amendments ahead, Harold R, Berlin, {that will be fair to the public, president of Johns-Manville|th® unions, Division, New |alike,

Jott spots are showing up| , ——————ie a, deca! simon ay time, SHOW First House:

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Mr. Berlin explained, Johns-Man-ville for the Jast three years has selling.

The first house of Riddle Manor, a §1 million development go-

Na Kessler Blvd. and Rural St., will ~ be open to the public at 5911 OxE Urged to Buy (fora st. trom 2 to 6 p. m. todsy, . U. Ss. ’ Produ cts The three - bedroom, two = bath x hoyse, priced at $25,500, is the w. G Dec. 18 (UP) [first of 50 or more to be com~The erative Milk [pieted by Riddle Development ] Federation hat ssked Corp. on the 87-lot area. the government to The house, which was built to

: urge Tecovery nations to step up on meet FHA requirements, is. of! purchases of American dairy brick veneer construction with

oil “heat and a “breezeway” beThe federation said the request tween house and garage. is part of a program aimed at] Two other houses in the area nging domestic dairy prices/are near completion, while an- » dnto-a “more equitable relation- other is under comstruction. The ship” with other agricultural Spann Co., Inc. is holding the “open house.”

North Side Realtors Sell 23 Houses and 3 Lots Here

Associated North Side Realtors

Driscoll Realty Co. reported a sale at 3305 Graceland Ave. ‘ John B. Lookabill sold a house at 6118 Norwaldo Ave,

Bruce 8a : at 5801 N. New Jersey St.' 5138 way were sold by M. G. Gerdenich. : t Run Blvd, 1411 Euclid] Spann Co. reported a sale .at Ave, and 1518 E. 49th St, 289 W. Morris St. : E. Brodbeck reported a| W.L. Bridges & Son made sales 10 Ae... : t 661 Berkley Road and 1904 E. TAY > > Z 7 te SCE ARERR

i Ray Tax ‘afd a Hots ' A008 Pines EL 4Bth SC was reported by Russell Fortune Jr. Max, Co. s0ld-a house

~-Jduerican.Bstates reported. sales at 3750 Fall ‘Creek Blvd. and 28 Hampton Derive, cov... wher | ‘A cross-sale was reported by at/American Estates and F.

Sale at 1315 Bridge Bt im SemeeSSTHArTY L. “Robbins sold a 1ot on the northeast corner of PennsylYA. HI Graves, Inc. sold a |TiEimilE, Soft Soutien = je! atism, euritis o " - house at 6164 Norwaldo Ave. { bago. Must do the ol to ss Lise

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Joe Goode of Goode & Goode, realtors, has sold these vo four-a Broadway and Arch St. to J. W, McGuire, formerly of Dupont, Ind. Jack C. Carr was the for-

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Secret Service Bares ° : : Further Declines Counterfeit Bills State Builders to Consume In Prices Reported WASHINGTON, (UP).

wsmeron me 1x RECOrd Quota of Plywood * 181 and $5 counterfeit federdl re- Indiana Industry Using 400 Per Cent

e s have ; d | z : : serve notes have heen discovere More This Year Than in 1945, Data Shows wholesale prices,

by the ‘U, 8. Secret Service. sions fact ld Hoi . The Agriculture 1. The $1 silver certificate has a Tren will consme a Taco 1g iiome Owners and Amateurl.,iq the average family's food blue treasury seal nd has check trftemen will consume a record -112-milllion square. feet of plywood bill went down 1 October the letter E, face plate number 6218, Indianapolis Plywood Corp. officials and Douglas Fir Plywood|third straight month. The’2 per back plate number 5457, and|Association, West Coast producers, yesterday disclosed Indiana's Sent Sop was the lay tisincs series 1935 C. Experts detegt it record-breaking part in the national 1948 two-billion-square-feet last February. ' i 'by the lack of shading in Wash- production rate, : mtr At the same time, ithe Labor jngton’s portrait, making his chin| Herbert Gibbs, Indianapolis Indlana’s 400 per cent rise iniDepartment reported that whole{unnaturally white, and by other Plywood's assistant manager, the last three year, rcompares to sale prices fell off four-tenths of defects: said Indiana -industry is using|® 70 per cent nitional production|1 per cent in the week that nduy . or _ rise in the same peripd éd last Tuesday. This the The $5 U. 8. note bears check more than 400 per cent more ply- ‘ d decline in two weeks. letter H, face plate number 454, Wood this year than in 1945.) Export States Ahead. em wes were back plate number 1479, series From 30 to 40 per cent non-build-| ILeadets in plywood use include eight nthe or 1 par-pont Nd 1928 O, and bears a red treasury N8 industries here also use the builders in California, Oregon, EN rn a “only, frace seal, It is poorly printed. * |product, R. T. Babcock, Plywood Washington and New York—all|™ ve : piss sales manager, added. |export states. | The association showed Indiana and Pennoyivanis Ase Fank hove {seventh highest in the nation this| Indiana, Mr. Gibbs pointed ou ; % | year wher Hoosier RB Talion tis that the Buckeye state territory ‘Golden Plate’ Glass i

~The government reports er drops in both food and

Clay Wall, Floor Tile Output Sets Record

cember a year ago. :

(use an estimated 112,600,000 covers part of Indiana. Physical properties of “golden” Clay wall and. floor tile totaling square feet, ” Although the government is ex-| plate glass are due to special about 105 million square feet set Plywood, tagged the wood of|pected to ask for from four to chemical composition of the glass,

Gg “mR an all-time record in construction 1000 uses, has long been one of five million square feet to make As this composition is stable both

.|Industry use in 1948. {the scarcest building materials. | foot lockers early next year, Mr. chemically ‘and ‘ physically, the

The output was 11 per cent/One hundred per cent’ wartime | Gibbs said, Indiana's manufactur-/properties of “the glass including greater than the previous record allocation was followed by 100 per of plywood for building and fac-|color, are permanent and are not year, 1926, and 18 per cent higher cent allocation for veterans’ hous-|ing will continue to get its share affected by time, light or weather than last year. . ing. tory use. |exposure.

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