Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 8, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1925 — Page 9

WEDNESDAY, MAY 20,1925

POUND STERLING VIRTUALLY PAR British Unit Climbs to PostP War Record. By United Press LONDON, May 20.—Touching new post-war heights, the pound Sterling today noted for cable transfers M-86 1-16 and checks, $4.86%. Now at virtual parity, the pound. It is predicted, will continue its strength, especially as much foreign money will oxime into help the exchaneg situation with the opening of the American tourist advent. NEW YORK, May 20 —The pound sterling reached anew record high' since 1014, at the opening of the foreign exchange market today, when it was quoted at $4.86%. Cables were $4.85%, or within a small fraction of parity. REUNION PLANNED Plans for the annual Parke County reunion June 28 in Garfield Park, were made at a recent meeting of a committee of former Parke County residents. W. A. Mason heads the committee; Mrs. J. W. Jones is treasurer and Miss Matme Jacobs, 114 S. Elder Ave., secretary. How to Avoid “Rings” in Removing Grease Spots Waver rub in circles——rub gently with a (weeping motion, blending the edges of the cleaned spot. Follow directions on label. A; '-Nttxpkxi* V Cleaning Fluid Removes Grease. Spots W* * ill gy Without Injury to fobric or Color Bottl— at s*cr*<

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Legs Dead —Carver Is Happy at Work

By Eloise Walton Now, though he doesn’t go out (.an t keep a good man down' ... . . , „ . HaV* MBWB—• world hoa somehow found h red. Mr M yyf/.p \fter you’ve seen Fred Noller at Hle is th€ on i y exclusive carving R ")g: work in his little wood carving shop in tcwn. §& shop, 6 E. Wilkins St., you’ll be His door is an invitation to - -I ' tire of it. Fred doesn’t stand to friendly neighbors. And his work <’• bis intricate carving jobs like tabie with its 300 tools is a most carvers do. He’s confined to positive delight for little boys! bis chair, on casters, which he lt E||h|||F ;; * . .. ~ Used to Travel made himself. / !>> i ?•. You see. Fred's paralyzed from “I used to travel all the time. g ■ r VP T ;he hips down —has been for ten Going'new places and picking up r ’ Fears. bits of Information about my J k jv.ll alone, he set to work io ar- trade. Doing odd jobs around the 1|MB? ! : ' ■ / < . "

By Eloise Walton Can’t keep a good man down’ After you've seen Fred Noller at work in his little wood carving shop, 6 E. Wilkins St„ you’ll be sure of it. Fred doesn’t stand to his intricate carving jobs like most carvers do. He’s confined to his chair, on casters, which he made himself. You see, Fred’s paralyzed from the hips down —has been for ten years. .all alone, he set to work .o ar-

range things for himself when he found he couldn’t use his legs.

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Now, though he doesn’t go ou* into the world as he used to, his world ha* somehow found Fred. His is the only exclusive carving Bhop in town. His door is an invitation to friendly neighbors. And his work table with its 300 tools is a positive delight for little boys! Used to Travel "I used to travel all ihe time. Going 'new places and picking up bits of information about my trade. Doing odd jobs around the

Fred Noll or In his electrical chair.

country. We used to call fellows that stayed at home the ‘Home Guards,' " he laughed. “I’m —I’m a home guard myself now. I meant to go to Euron, would have gone If this hadn’t happened to me. Think what I could have learned in Europe!” Thirty-six years ago, when Fred was 14, he started to work as an apprentice at the old Indianapolis Furniture Company. His work has always been a delight to him. Carver and carved seem to be speaking a language that only the tools understood. “My most interesting work?—l think that was the carving for the Atlanta, Ga., postofflee. I enjoyed it. ' Then I’ve done some chairs fdr the Governor of Indiana's office. “Oh, nobody looks after me. Shucks, I can do that myself. Os course I cook my own meals. Even sew a button on now and then. And say,—l can even wash my own clothes! I sleep upstairs. Pull myself up by the banisters.” Makes Radio Horn One of the objects In his shop, which at once caught the eye wps half a radio horn, carved from a huge block of wood. Its symmetry of line waA perfect. Its curved inner surface, from Its large end to its small one, smooth and beau-

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tiful. And not a measurement had touched It. As Fred says, "You’ve got to have the eye for It.” “Are you making this - yourself?" ho was asked in . ard to the half-finished horn. "Oh, no. For a friend. But I've got a radio. Winter nights I get lots of enjoyment out of my radio. It's five tubes. I’ve had Texas,” he added proudly. And then there’s the movies. Right across the avenue he can go any' time he wants to. Fred was proudest of hi* electrical car. the first of its kind in Indianapolis. Take’s him thirty miles worth any time he wants to go. It goes twelve miles an hour. Has a reverse, and electric lights and horn 'n everything. Best of all it takes him to Garfield Park when he wants to look at the beauty of line and detail In trees and flowers. “My work's the thing that keeps me happy. When I'm blue I work it off. There’s something about creating things that takes your mind right off your worries. Nothing quite takes the place of good, happy work.” To Clean Silver Gray or oxidized silver should be cleaned by washing in hot, soapy water.

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