Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-03-02
UNION PARK GARDEN
TENANT IS STILL HAVE
CHANCE TO BUY
Arrangements for This Being
Made by Some Purchasers
of Blocks OF Houses.
OFFICIAL LIST IS NOT READY

At least three more days will he re-
quired before an official list is avail
able OF the purchasers of properties
in Union Park Gardens, sold Monday
and Tuesday at public auction in the
Auditorium. 706 West Eleventh street.
Ralph Gerth, head executive rf the
Gerth's Realty Experts. and chiet
aucitoneer. today stated that innu-
merahle little things still remain to be
looked after. The official list. there
fore, is only partly completed.
AT the office OF the United States
shipping Board Emergency Fleet
Corporation, 4035 du Pont Building.
this morning. Il was learned that ten
ants who failed 10 bid on their prop
critics in the Gardens at the time OF
the sale still have ample opportunity
20 purchase a home. Realty brokers
who figured prominently in the sale
stances acquired as high as IS homes
will arrange terms with all tenants
who may wish to purchase q home.
il was stated. While every opportunity
was given by the Gerth. people to
tenants present during the sale. 10 buy
their houses, some Of them were
unable to be present when the prop
critics We're aUctioned OFF.
Many Of the houses, it was explained.
had been acquired by tenants through
the financing OF local real estate In
terests. a member OF the Bristol, Pa.
syndicate. who purchased SO houses
at the auction, today declared that the
property was not purchased for the
purpose OF making money" but TO
help those who We're unable TO f.
nance their own homes.
Through local real estate interests
it is the intention. of the three out
of-town syndicates TO dispose OF their
properties. IL was stated. The prop
critics will subsequently be leased out
TO tenants who do not wish to leave
their present homes. In this manner,
according 10 the real estate men. it
is hoped that every tenant may be
able TO own or rent the house in which
they now live. so far as is desired.
Edward Kramer. an official OF the
United States Shipping Board, from
Washington, d. c.. has assumed
charge Of the final affairs Of the Union
Park Gardens. Mr.. Kramer will remain
in Wilmington until all details in
cident TO the sale OF the properties
have been adjusted. This afternoon
Mr.. Kramer Will visit the Gardens.
An accurate survey will be made Of
each property preparatory TO the is
suance Of the deeds 10 the purchasers.
In Every Evenings report Of the
sale OF sos Harrington street. II was
stated that the property had been
bought by Samuel Silver. Harry
Mazur. grocer at Twelfth and Pine
streets, however. informs Every Even
Ing that Mr.. Silver was one Of three
who bought the property, the price
paid being s3.025. The other two. Mr..
Mazur says, are himself and Samuel
Cholobano.
A statement was made in reporting
the sale on Tuesday that du Pont In
terests were understood 20 be buying
some OF the properties. This has been
found 10 be an error. The du Pont Co.
il was stated today. has no interest in
any OF the purchases, directly or in
directly, and as far as could be learned
none Of the properties We're bought
or bid for by or for any of the du
Points.