Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 213, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1932 — Page 7

JAN. 14. 1932_

PUPILS INVITED JO ENTER HOME MODELCONTEST The Times Will Sponsor Event, Part of 1932 Exposition. Indianapolis and Marion county high school pupils will have an opportunity to compete for valuable prizes in the fifth annual miniature model home contest, plans for which were announced today. s The contest, which will be conducted by The Indianapolis Times, will be held in connection with the eleventh annual realtors’ home complete exposition, April 2 to 10, at the state fairground. Several hundred pupils are expected to enter the contest, in view of interest shown in competition held in recent years in connection with the realtors’ exposition. , Heads of manual training departments of several city high schools have promised to co-operate by advising pupils in the building of miniature homes. Appointment of a committee to direct the contest was announced today by J. Frank Cantwell, managing director of the exposition, and .1 Ray Monaghan, consulting architect. Committee members are Ernest Fpickelmier, chairman; Raymond Franke, Kenneth Fry, Herbert Red-

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Giant Killer By United Press WILLOUGHBY, 0., Jan. 14. —The thought of what happens when an Austin hits a freight train saddened rescuers as they dug through the wreckage in search of A. A. Thompson of Mentor, driver of the midget car. They pried him loose with crowbars, and, to their amazement, found him only bruised and scared.

ding, R. L. Williamson, R. E. Hueber, Wayne Temple, W. T. Clifford, R. W. Durham, E. J. Nicola, L. C. Huey, T. J. Peters, W. S. Gibson and Marion Hinkle. Full details of contest rules will be announced by the committee in a few days. As in past years, the model homes will be built to scale. Prizes, which will be announced later, will be based on imagination and skill of competitors, architectural merit of the design, and ingenuity shown in development of plans, fitness of the design as a whole to meet the spirit and needs of the problem, and practicability of construction. Landscaping will be an important part of the contest. Miniature model homes submitted by the contestants will be placed on exhibition during the exposition, where they will be judged. Falling Tree Kills Man By United Press SHELBYVILLE, Ind., Jan. 14. Thomas Cochetn, 30, was killed at his farm near here when a tree he was sawing split and crushed him. He leaves his widow and two children.

AGE PENSION IS | PRAISED HIGHLY 13 New Directors Named by Welfare Society. “The old age pension law in Pennsylvania can take care of three times as many persons as did the old poorhouse system of the state for the same amount of money,” said Walter B. Harding, president of the G. and J. Tire Company, speaking before the annual meeting of the Family Welfare Society , Wednesday at the Columbia Club. Mrs. Rhoda M. Morrow, secretary I of the society, in her annual re- ! port, stated that more than 10,000 j families were served by the society j during the fiscal year closing Oct. ! 31, 1931. Thirteen new directors are: John A Brown, Austin V. Clifford, Rabbi M. M. Feuerllcht, the Rev. F. H. Gvisk,

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