Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1936 — Page 9

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se Spending of 4 Billions |

for U.S. Housing Goal | of Organization. |

. Promotion Council, composed of 54 darge manufacturers of building “materials and dedicatéd to see “that 4,000,000,000 construction dollars are

spent wisely in 1937” began life today. with Indianapolis as its temporary home. : l J. F. Cantwell, Indianapolis Home managing director, -also is managing director of the organiza-

tion launched yesterday in Chicago.

‘Russell G. Greviston, Chicago, Sales and promotion director for the

* Crane Co., and formerly American . Legion - national

adjutant, was named council chairman. H. M. Shackelford, New York, Johns-Manville Sales Corp., and H. H. Hobart, Clinton, Ia., Curtis Companies representative, were elected

‘vice chairmen, and I. N. Tate, St.

ul, Weyerhauser representative,

Purpose Is Explained “The purpose of the council,” Mr:

Cantwell said “is to see that the

$4,000,000,000 which will be spent for construction in 1937 will be invested

Burton W. Marsh

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STATE TRAFFIC

MEETING 1S SET|

Speakers on Program Here

Next Month Are , Announced.

Wisely as to design, construction, |

materials and financing, the four

pillars of a sound home.”

The industry, he said, plans ta co-operate in the New York and San Prancisco world’s fairs and voted to participate in the research work in housing being carried on at Purdue University as well as pther recognized educational institulions. In its discussions, Mr. Camtwell said, the council expressed the opinfon that the factory-made, pre-fab-

: ricated house will not play an im‘portant part in future housing .de-

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"PLAY CAST IS CHOSEN

AT FRANKLIN COLLEGE

Times Special FRANKLIN, Ind. Nov. 20.—-Miss Janet Brown, Milwaukee, and Richard Hendricks, Fort Wayne, have been. chosen for the leading roles in

. the Franklin College Players’ pres-

entation of Henrik Ibsen's “Ghosts,” Theodore Hatlen, director, announced today. } Tryouts also are being held for Sierra's “Cradlé Song,” a drama of Spanish convent life, which is to be given after Christmas vacation. . Other plays to be given by the College Players this year. include

“Judgment Day,” by Elmer Rice, and

the mystery comedy, “The Bat.”

BINGO PARTY ARRANGED The Burns-West-Strieback Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars is to sponsor a bingo party in the Post Hall, Denny and E. Washingfonists, tomorrow evening.

Thanksgiving Special!

HOME

Burton W. Marsh, American Automobile Association traffic and safety director, is one of four .nationally known speakers scheduled to address the Indiana Motor Traffic Association convention here Dec. 4 and § at the Antlers. | Mr. Marsh is to speak at a safety luncheon, Dec. 5. Other speakers, according to D. F. Mitzner, association secretary, include: Marion M. Caskie, Bureau of Motor Carriers, Interstate Commerce Commission; Wilbur. M. Bruckner, former Michigan governnor, and Ted V. Rodgers, American | Trucking Association president... Mr. Caskie is to open the: convention with a luncheon talk, and Mr. Bruckner and ‘Mr. Rodgers are to speak at the night program on the opening day. 3 A floor show and exhibits of trucks and trailers, are other con= vention features, Mr. Mitzner said.

Saturday Nite

7 to 8 P. M. Only

Set of 6 green water glasses, pitcher and shopping bag.

26c

SOUTH SIDE FURN: 00.

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Regular $40.00 Sheffield

What a thrill! The ideal gift for the home at a price that demands action! — Adams . Pattern —

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They're Stepping Out Fast ' at This Anniversary Price!

COATS

~ Women’s and Misses’ Sizes 14 to 44

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including Plaid Backs of a Nationally Known Make! These coats are qualities that would be sensations at their usual prices of $16.75 and: 39.751 mn the ements they've #roused #5. $12.95! Ch the labels in the plaid bafks (the price is so low we can’t ~ give yout the ' maker’s name)! Others in checked, radio and twisted tweeds as well as fleeces! : :

J I Man-Tailored Suits Well-tailored of genuine Stillwater woolens! In oxford, grays and $1 3.95 browns!" For women .

and misses! ESCALATORS to : the . Wide ‘Aisles in Block’s Air-

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HALF SOLES

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* All ‘work guaranteed, for only excellent quality mae terials and expert workman-' . ship used! Fast-while-you=~ wait. service if desired!

Escalators to the Wide Aisles in Block’s Air-Condi-tioned Downstairs Store.

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- SPECIALS FOR LAST DAY | of ANNIVERSARY SALE! ~ | SHEER HOLLYWOO | . GAUZE PANELS

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Every Headsize and Every Color! Whatever style you choose for your hat .. it’s here . . . glorified by the very newest touch

very newest detail . . . as individual

dt-had heen designed for you, your tastes, ‘wardrobe, your needs. A special mid-

edson’ collection “of what yowll want for

VD December, . thrillingly: priced \ or" your ‘budget! “1: a FL ESCALATORS. fo. the: Wide Alstes in Block's Alr-sonditioned- {

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