Six L. B. Realtors Compete for Home Town Speaker Monday
Six Long Beach Realtors will compete in a Monday elimination contest to pick the Home Town speaker at the California Real Estate Association meeting at Lafayette Hotel. Contestants include Clarice Mhoon James Hart John Mual and Louis K. Cox with talks on Home Town limited to 5 minutes. Morris Holmquist chairs local contest with Frank O’Farrell as sting chairman and L. D. Tolbert presiding.
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Long Beach
Board of Realtors
Will .Com- Kers
Peta
Ofmorrow
Lafayette Hotel
California
Clarice Mhoon
James Agi
Penehel
an-Hart
John Manual
Rife
Louis K. Cox
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Morris Holmquist
Frank O'Farrell
Sting
Atte| Torrow
C. €. Coleman
Frank Degley
Cox
Winifred Allen
Phyllis Elmendorf
Grace Small
L. D.J
Ren) Tolbert
Regulation Sets Luxury Housing Decontrol Rules
A federal regulation issued by housing expediter Tighe E. Woods defines luxury housing accommodations as unfurnished multi unit housing rented to a single family with rents above 290 dollars per month or a figure set by the area rent director. Decontrol allowed only if removal of maximum rents spurs creation of new rental units by conversion.
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Tighe E. Woods
$700,000 Worth of Homes Planned in NE Section
Long Beach reports plans for 104 residences in the northeast area. Mark Taper and Biltmore Homes will build 65 units, Lloyd for 39, with total estimated value about $500,000. Whaley Homes add $200,000 to Los Altos Community east of Lomina Ave. Construction expected to start soon.
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Los Sintistes
Mark Taper
Biltmore Homes, Inc
Lloyd 5
Biltmore
Pacific Coast Hwy
Jade'circle
Park Rele
Los Altos
Lomina Ave
Los Altos Manor
Hugh Gibbs
Extras Offered With 400 Norwalk Gardens Homes
Buyers of homes in the Norwalk Gardens development at Mapledale and Norwalk Blvd may choose free extras with each of the 400 homes. Options include a refrigerator and de luxe range or an automatic washer and de luxe range, or a 1949 national brand television set. Prices run from 7950 to 8100 dollars with no down payment for veterans and monthly payments of 58 dollars, possibly 54 with tax exemption. Each yard is enclosed by a redwood fence and includes an electric garbage disposal. The project is near schools, shopping, transport, and the new Santa I passes nearby.
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Norwalk Gardens
Mapledale
Norwalk Blvd
Rosecrans
Two Rent Advisory Board Members Confirmed for Harbor Area
Two new members were confirmed in Washington to join the Rent Advisory Board for the harbor area including San Pedro Wilmington and Compton. George C Henderson of Compton and Robert F Hooper of Sepulveda Street will serve on the five member panel representing the public after appointments by Gov. Earl Warren.
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Harbor
San Pedro
Wilmington
Compton
Washington
Earl Warren
Cassien H. Blaylock
George C. Henderson
W. Palm St
Press-Telegram
Compton J
Robert F. Hooper
Sepulveda St
Green Hills Memorial
Fiveman
Properties Worth 63 500 Are Sold
Three properties totaling 63 500 were transferred through Seaton and Hobert Realty. A four flat at 433 37 W Ninth St sold from May D Howard to Joseph Favot for 20. An eight unit at 231 Western Ave moved from John Gilbert to R W Fellows for 21 000. Mortgage and trust deeds totaled 13459 with 13 952 deeds 13 421 trust deeds and 1762 federal housing loans reported by the Really Tax and Service Co Los Angeles.
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Seaton and Hobert
Seventh St
Ninth St
May D. Howard
Joseph Favot
Monene
John Gilbert
la Cresenta
Western Ave
R. W. Fellows
Festa
Los Angelinth St
Charles Davis
John T. McEvilly
Really Tax and Service Ca
Los Angeles
Recorders Office
Masters Pontiac Co. Wins Permit for Sales and Service Shop
Building permits this week include an $37,500 sales and service shop for Masters Pontiac Co. at 1545 American Ave designed by Architect Hugh Davies. An $18,000 addition to Eastside Christian Church at 68 Obispo Ave E. is by contractor Winchester Stacy with engineer E Zepelin Springer.
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Masters Pontiac Co
American Ave
Hugh Davies
Winchester Stacy
Eastside
Ticket Sale Mistake Costs Vendor in Grand Rapids
Elijah Butler sold a lottery ticket to the wrong customer in Grand Rapids. A patrolman bought the ticket and Butler incurred a loss of 103.25 dollars.
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Grand. Rapids
Elijah Butler
Butler
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