The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1921, Page 11

I BROOKLYN RENTS THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAY 3, ON THE TOBOGGAN, HOUSES PLENTIFUL “Bitter End” Landlords Com- ing Down in Charges—To Let Signs Increase. NEW RENT LAW HELP, Building and Unemployment Factors in Improving Situation. Renta Brooklyn. are on the toboggan in With the exception end: of some “bitter- Brooklyn ot apartments and “parts houses are renting at about half way between the peak of last year and the prices asked before the wild advance began in 1918 To Tt N papers she Perusal of the nt” columns of the Brook w also that where a few months ago there were * only ces to rent now the a score or two pl adve me s fill columns and at tim cative of the Tental recessions are the following gleaned from thy advertiseme in Saturds 1 Sunday's papers: A six-reom corner apartment near kK, with Prospect Pa 1 Improvements, Was advertised to rent at $85. Six montis Ago such an apartment coula not be had for less than $100, and sometimes as high as $125 was de- manded. A five-room apartment in a particu- larly di able section of was advertised $75. atbush eigh- Som dors are still anding the $80-$115 standard tumn, Apartments in the Bedford section, which formerly let for $75-$90 are now advertised as fow as $5. And one son actually offered concessions to a desirable ten- ant! In Bay Ridge, where parts of “two- family houses’ st fall brought $115- $125 and never less than $100 during the past eighteen months, there several offers of five, six and seven rooms as low as $75 In Forest Park, part of a modern House, with all improvements, eight (ER are *Lowlaxve Deriod Style Victrola Price 61200 Other Genuine Victor VICTROLAS $25 to $1500 Yes—Monthly Payments = VoTS a Largest pik a Ait plarauegere, / ons” *ROOKLYN i210 Flatbush Av l0Momts Gem Solitaire Diamond tn gagement Ring, blue Fy i white stone, 14 kt. mounting—only $8 No employers’ 1 actions con fider write for Lu LWSweetac: -t70 BROADWAY. N Cor Maden Lar OV ONDY PLA Ke. Floor rooms and porch, is advertined at $75, where four months ago $100-$125 was asked for places not as denirabie, Reasons given for this drop In rent- ala are many. The blow administered té unduo profiteering by the Rent Laws has had a decided effect. The increase in building operations also has had an effect. The full force of this latter Influence will not begin to be felt until the fall, when hundreds of two-family houses and apartments, begun under the tax exemption ordi- nance, will be completed, More important, it is said, is the fact that unewoloyment and wage cuts began to be felt as far back as six months ago, when families former- ly able to pay the high prices, felt It i necessary economize and chose smaller and less desirable living quar- ters, A row of houses in Bay Ridge, Duilt to rent at $125, remained unoc: cupied several months. Now they a only beginning to be ovcupled at $85 a month. Unemployment has also sent many of those who rushed to the elty dur- x the war back to the smaller cities 1 to the v It ia explained, thus reducing excess in popula: tion here HIGH RENTS CAUSE UNSTABLE BUSINESS By Being Kept at High Peak, They Are One of the Causes Block- ing Commerce. the Greedy landlords holding rentals at the high price peak are one of chief factors in preventing a return to normal business conditions, who are H » Executive Secretary of the N Association of Credit Men, ares in his May letter, sent out to 33,000 members. Shelter, he de- ares is one of the principal items in the family budget, and by being kept out of proportion to the other items, tvely blocks national commerce. a time when other commodi- are approachin~ a new lev Nigh find immoderate rental charg: are seriousiy retarding reduction of NO INTENTION HERE—SHIDEHAR Japanese Ambassador Says Country Doesn't Even Claim the Right to Do So, OLEVELAND, May 3 land Chamber of Commerce. “We are constantly fed up on wild speculations whieh tend to create an atmosphere of uneasi- ness and tension in our mutual relationships.” Taking up the Japanese ques- tion on the Pacific Coast the Jap anese Ambassador reiterated the declaration of his Government that Japan claimed “no right, hor has she any intention in fact of sending emigrants to this country,” “She has heli consistently to the policy of placing restrictions upon such emigrations,” he con- tinued. “She only aaks for het Nationals lawfully resident in this country that just and equl- table treatment which is in line with the fine traditions of the American people. She desires nothing more—nor can be satisfied with anything less.” 110 points from the peak of May, but it has been an uneven lowerin with foodstuff ranging low at oullding supplf€s and house furnis ing goods ranging high,” Business men generally, are showing an Improvec fidence, lems and willing co-operation of 1 sit is note tone living costs,” the letter states. “Com- in receding from the unpre els of war time are sful reconstruct vage le TO SEND EMIGRANTS His their existence does not justify nsion or pessimistic fore. Baron Shidehara, the Jap- anese Ambassador, declared to- day in an address before the 1920, f con- but solution of housing ‘prob A Woman Says Her While Living as His Wife | Accumulated $300,000. as the wife of Paterson Avenue, East IMFURENCHS between the [N, J, during which she managed all United States and Japan of his business affairs and bullt up “eall for adjustment, but for him a fortune of $300,000, Mrs, |sued in the New Jersey Chancery Vazzolere's property. During the entire time, to Mrs. Petranick’s affidavits and ac- reporter, her ationa with Vazzolere and used to visit them, Petranick, his brother an Vazzolere, she said, were the best of friends. After six years in this city, during which Vazzolere dealt in wines, they moved to Bast Rutherford, where he ig now the owner of an important block of business bulidings. Their relations were most amicable until 1916, when, her affidavit recites, Vazzolere beat her and forced her out of the house. 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