Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1951 — Page 60
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H. A. Fitzgerald Named Director of
Home Loan Bank
Harold A. Fitzgerald of Pontiac,
Mich., has been named a director
of ‘the Federal Home I.oan Bank of Indianapolis. The Home Loan Bank Board of Washington announced appointment of Mr. Fitzgerald, publisher “of the Pontiac Daily Press and new first vice president of the Associated Press, He will fill the unexpired por-
tion of a term ending Dec. 31, 1853, replacing the late Ralph Haywird of Kalamazoo. The local bank is one of 11 reserve credit institutions in the nation servicing savings and loan associations and similar home financing institutions. The district of the local bank embraces Indiana and Michigan.
Mr. Fitegerald attended the local bank stockholders’ 19th annual meeting at I.ake Wawasee last week along with Fred T. Green, president; G. E. Ohmart, vice president; Herman B Wells of Bloomington, chairman, board of directors, and Fermor Cannon and E. Kirk McKinney, directors, of the local Home I.oan Bank.
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WHY are so many leases listed/ The kitchen is most compactly for 99 years, and not an even planned and includes a breakfast 100? nook. Mary Binford, executive secre-| The stairs to the full bagement tary, Indianapolis Real Estate are by the kitchen and there is Board, found out. The Chicago Real Estate Board reation room, heater room and told Mrs. Binford that in the early Jaundry. history of the law the span of life It radiant hot was considered 100 years,
Conveyancers who drew the have the basement this large and first long-term leases feared thatigome expense could be saved. Hf -it-was-for-100-years—it—would ei not be a lease-hold but a estate, Even after the courts admitted people didn’t live that long, the precedent was so well established | it continued to be followed. Chicago real estate staffers said there was no objection to a lease for any number of. years. In fact, | it may be “forever.” An illustration was in the Massachusetts; case of Stark vs. Mansfield, when| the lease was for 100 years with! option to renew it for 100 years and so on forever.”
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1951
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By OPAL CROCKETT Itchy feet of the old-time trailer traveler are at a standstill. He hangs on to his parking
space. Parks are hard to find. Like houses, they'fe full up, with
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: HOME ON WHEELS—Mrs. Dan Cherry works in the office waning Wheels for. the whole. and keeps house for her husband ‘at the’ G. and A: Trailer Sales family SL vacplion Hime, the 9 pals ine: George Avdalas (in photo) and Charles Pennington;
trailer is now often the only home . : NA & available, 9 park operators, ‘are enlarging the site at 5211 .."Massachusetts Ave.
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Approximately T000 people live space for five more currently country for more than 48 hours in trailers in this city and . . iv without special permit county- 290.000 in the nation. available, AIRY personnel live in County i Commission. That's the estimate of F. W. Bolle, the 61-unit cqurt, already filled. Forty-eight hours is the limit for executive secretary, Indiana “T,0ocal” trailer park operators parking at your own home. SanTrailer coach have had more demands for space itation rules are rigid, outdoing Association, Inc. state rules, Scores more" . Heading Hoosier trailer park soon will become said State Sen. operators and dealers is the Inavailable. The operates the Lynd-Moor Trailer gisna Trajlercoach Association, G. and A. Trail- Park at 3000 S. Lyndhurst Dr. Inc, with 182 members. Offices er Sales & Parks, rmphe county's 37 trailer parks recently were set up at 2127 N. Inc, will be in- pave space for 10 to 300 trailers. Meridian St. with F. W. Bolle creased to 275- Operators turn away people every in charge. I. C. Murray, Lafatrailer capacity 4, vette, is state president. this spring. Lo- ~ ° To Name Board Local officers are B. E. Whit-
cated at 5211. Marion County Planning aker, treasurer, and W. B. Eaton, M a s s a chusetts .
than ever before, Hoyt More. He
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Mr. Bolle 'S commission plans soon to appoint'2 governor. Mr, Bolle came here Ave, near Ft. special committee with repre- in 1941 from St. Louis, first manHarrison, operators are GeOrge ..i.(ives from the various town- 48ing the American Loan Co. and
Avdalas and Charles Pennington. ships to study trailer parks with operating his own Wholesale F. C. Pridgen this summer will the idea of relieving the housing auto accessories. business, open a park for 100 trailers at situation. PETE 5106 Massachusetts Ave, near py trailer park operators have Chrysler'ssnew Dodge plant, West- (pair problems. Materials and ern Electric's Shadeland, Ave. cawer shortages, snubs from resiPlant and the Big Four Railroad gents in this ‘city of homes,” are
Yards. Don F. Roberts is start- among the snags. Curtailment on ing a park at 5000 N. Post Road. gjuminum
How to Control
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Moisture in the air inside your house is necessary — but too much
‘Realtors’ President Urges Central Mortgage Bank
| recommended a central mortgage
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Mr. Summer pointed. out that one of every six jobs depends directly or indirectly upon “the giant we call our real estate industry.” So, he emphasized, “it for various temporary reasons mortgage credit becomes Scarce, we must have a reserve to fall pack on to support the economy as a whole.” . And, as the realtors’ national president sees it, "we should not wait for government to make the first move whenever there is a shortage of mortgage funds or any other difficulty in the real estate field. “We should have oyr own pro= grams and oyr own. plans. “We Shonld ss RAVE! PIA Ale terpyige solutions.” vis “These may involve the co-ap- i eration of government, but they should be solutions that" stimu- i late private industry and the ex- { pansion of home awnership.”
The nation’s No. 1 realtor has
discount bank: Alexander Summer of Newark, president of the National Association of. Real Estate Boards, declared: - “Qur great real estaté industry needs a permanent mortga discouyt bank, not as a crutch, but as a logical development in the growing finance operations «that sustain our great building and city development activities.” He told the Atlantic City convention of the National Association of Mutual. Savings Banks that a central mortgage discount bank can be "a secondary line of defense for the many thou: sands of small mortgage lemders in the country’ upon whom the home builder, the home ®buyer and the business property developer must rely.”
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Architects’ Part in Defense Outlined
. : - : TO) Times Special WASHINGTON Defending the For Convenience munist the nation and learning to .im- . £ . Cor ront M provise with non. critical ma- ; : : the bat terials are architects’ top jobs this ire are some tips for the ba h of the ] year, accordi to the American '? that house you'll build. i year, accoromg | e ; ONE: Avoid placing tub under Vie Institute of Architects. a window in hot y ibantat a : 0 It's the architects’ job to keep * nwo. provide ample ventilae I bombs, should they fall, from lighti forage Dace Alli bringing an end to our cities, ac- ton, ighting,. s.orag p : t . : ’ electrical outlets. roops t cording to Harry M. Prince. He : h f wrote a pamphlet outlining the THREE: Plan bathroom for san an architect's participation in civil easy flow of traffic. Seoul fro 'defense for the Institute. . FOUR: Use safety features such On the : ' > as grab bar over the tub and rub- 24 700 R Mr. Prince, former New York e Cit build {ssioner ber mats under rugs. Sunday, | AlY bur ding commissioner, pyyp. Bathrooms should be lov rted fi served in England as an observer 3 1 porte I : : hd cated for minimum piping, as. € : for Fiorello H. LaGuardia, civilian ; -ompanie as g back to back with another bath- ! regiment: defense chief, when buzz bombs room, kitchen sink or laundry Tn tor fell in World War IIL trav. ' D » Mr. Price tells architects to SIX: Make if attractive as oa Ts follow government directives in viewed from other rooms.
| 8 ta) : i i hits the hardest on can blister the paint, harm dec- building and to join in studying] SEVEN: Have two lavatories | WASH some ra er. dwellers take puilding new trailers, orations and damage your dwell-iand planning protection measures to speed traffic. Consider use of | <The trailers by chojce, like Mr, and pyles are rigid. “Backyard ing. in event bombs fall. partitions. closed Mrs. Dan Cherry. They've lived housing is not good housing,” say KExhaust fans in your kitchen ss — — EE ———— i 30 TU. s in Lhe since 3040. Ju Indiana gone city leaders. and washable paint on your walls | imprison ¥nq Texas flevve! oo Your neighbors don't want your will help you control moisture for “an . . p * nephew and family protruding Y2Por. 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