Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1938 — Page 5

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NESDAY, JAN. 5, 108

BUILDERS TAKE RECORD SPACE | ‘FOR 1938 SHOW

Indianapolis Home Exhibit To Be at Fairgrounds In April.

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shelter house and picnic grounds are to be built, the engineer said. When completed the park will offer recreational facilities for West Side residents. Grading Holliday Park Site In the North Side, grading and ‘clearing of land in Holliday Park| was being brought to completion. !

More than 300 men have been as-

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Perry Reports Eagle Creek Project Is Nearing Completion.

On the East Side, 150 men are completing construction of baseball diamonds and a bicycle track in Brookside Park. Part of the work was started last fall but not completed, Mr. Perry sald.’ Garfield Park is being regraded and cleared. Roadways are being paved and creek beds terraced, the engineer said. More than 100 men are at work.’ He asserted work on all park projects would be completed before June 30 when the present WPA program is brought to a close. None of the projects, except for the Hol= liday Park program, is being carried out at taxpayers’ expense, Mr. Perry said.

More than 900 men now are employed in the four City park projects ‘under operation at. scattered points throughout: the City, James

E. Perry, Park ‘Board engineer, said today.

J.P Cantwell, Indianapolis Home | Show managing director, today pre- | dicted a sizeable 1938 City building | program after exhibitors had con- | tracted for a record amount of space at the show to be held in the | Manufacturers’ Building at State Fair Grounds April 1 to 10. . . Sponsored by eight trade and civic _organizations, arrangements are be“ing completed to conduct an educational program for 90 days before the official opening of the show. The director said the Rockefeller restoration of Williamsburg, reviv-| 3 ing the gracious manner of life of | i that day, had done more for the building industry than the industry had done for itself.

Builds Miniature of Show ; | 1 Eh Ea Ei used : es-Photo. ie, garden plans. are In a furious hand-to-hand battle for their lives = surprised the suspect at a filling station ¢ at 1402 N. to be offered to visitors to the In-| today with an alleged gasoline thief, these men were | West St. is shown holding the gun from which he dianapolis shaw, Mr. Cantwell said. | he victors, and an unidentified ‘Negro was dead. | fired the fatal shot. Walter Bankert (left) and Layouts of gardens, recently com-| Dan H. Brown (center), Bedford truck driver, who | Harry Thompson, attendants, joined in the battle.

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More than 250 are employed at the Eagle Creek Park project, now nearing completion. Construction of a bathing beach and ‘bathhouse is under way. They are clearing the ground preparatory to spring planting and seeding. The creek bed is being cleared to provide augmented bathing facilities, Mr. Perry said. Roadways are being improved, a

have been submitted for final approval. Development show in miniature, six feet in length, id “being completed by Lee

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e director said. | It is expected re go on exhibition early next month. Organizations promoting the Home show include the Indianapolis Architects’ Association, Electrical League

of Indianapolis, Indianapolis Cham- |

ber of Commerce, Indianapolis Real Estate Board, Construction League of Indianapolis, Garden| Clubs of Indianapolis, Indianapolis Home Builders’ Association and Material & Lumber Dealers of Indianapolis. Charles E. Wagner is president of the executive committee. |

Lloyd McClure of Mt. Vernon, Ky., visiting at the home of Otis Rogers, 620 Alton Ave. routed ga burglar ransacking the living room, he reported to police’ today. Mr. McClure said he returned to the home shortly before midnight ‘and surprised a burglar who fled through an open rear door. Charles Cyrinderknecht, 1124 Cruft St., told police he saw a man behind his garage last night, and investigating, saw him drop several packages and flee. Police later dis-

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Proposed Route Would Run In Eastern Indiana.

The Indiana Public Service Commission‘today had under advisement the petition of the Ft. Wayne-Kala-mazoo Coach Lines to provide bus service in eastern Indiana between Lagrange and Richmond. In a public hearing held here yesterday, company officials said this proposed service would connect Lagrange, Albion, Columbia City, Huntington,

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PARRAN LAUDS STATE FOR SYPHILIS FIGHT

The Indiana State Medical Society ranks first in the country in its | co-operation and assistance in the Stive bo adits syphilis, Dr. omas Parran Jr., U. S. SurgeonGeneral, said here. He termed the combatting of the disease one of the country’s most urgent problems in an address last night before the Indianapolis Council of Social Agencies at the Indianee ol. vera goo CO! y y | 10 with Dr. Verne K. Harvey, . State ‘Health Board director, and Indiana : Medical Association committee members on plans to fight the disease in this state.

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