Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 November 1940 — Page 16

Electrical Current, Lights, i GunsUsed in Starling Fight

If the chattering starlings keepalong with uninvited sparrows and

you awake these nights and nothing you do short of mass homicide helps much, you might take comfort in the thought that the National Association of Building Own-

pigeons, as a ‘growing menace.” The problem has taken on such proportions « that remedies have been asked (and received) from

10 HOUSES, 4 LOTS

Ten houses and four *lots this week were reported sold by members of the North Site Realtors at their weekly luncheon, Houses sold were: 5815 Winthrop Ave. and 5921 Bellefontaine by John H. Elam for the Hall-Hottel Co.; 6422 Park Ave. and 3160 N. Illinois

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scores of sources. The suggestions range from the use. of an electrical current or wave-length to which certain species of birds are said to be allergic down to the old-fashioned shoo-fly idea executed on a colossal scale. One building manager hired a professional trapper who has rid the building ‘of pigeons for the last five years. |Another said he uses | chloride of lime or lye quite suc- | cessfully. These chemicals are! sprinkled along the ledges and win-| dow sills making it an uncomfortable resting place. Roman candles have been used | with at least temporary, but dras-|

re i ereLLUSION IS AIDED fina :{ BY VENETIAN BLINDS

ers and Managers is definitely trying to do something for you. The association views starlings,

|St. by William Murray Huse; 4622 E. 34th St. by Ford V. Woods; 802 W. 42d St. by Forest M. Knight; 4544 N. Meridian St. by John H. Max for Warren Atkinson; 4319 Park Ave. by Thomas F. Carson; 2058 N. New Jersey St. by R. E, Peckham, and 6450 Park Ave. by William L. Bridges. Mr. Peckham sold 4 lot in Allisonville Estates; Mr. Atkinson sold a lot in the 4000 block of N. Meridian St., and Fay C. Cash sold two lots in Meridian Pl. . John Robbins, Realtors president, appointed Mr. Peckham, Mr. Bridges and Mr. Knight as the nominating committee for new officers of the

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5720 ‘Primrose Ave, ... A custom=bullf home,

HOME IS BOUGHT BY M'GONNELLS

Frame Bungalow Has Two Bedrooms and Large Living Room.

This frame bungalow at 5720 Primrose Ave. was designed and custom-built by Moore & Moore, Inc., 5343 Winthrop Ave, for Mr. and Mrs. William McConnell. It will not be open for inspection. It has a large living room, two good-sized bedrooms, a “dream” kitchen (with Moore & Moore-built cabinets), a comfortable dinette, and a bath with shower. All the rooms were scientifically decorated by Moore & Moore's own decorators with color schemes to blend in perfect harmony. The bath and kitchen are finished in inlaid lineleum. Throughout there are hardwood floors and white

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Even in the most rugged climafes White Woodwork Is Used

buildings may be painted during the long winter stretch from November |: .: Throughout; Garage for Two Cars.

to May. i Although slight formula varia-|: The brick Cape Cod cottage at 909 E. 58th St. was built by the Ameri-

tions are required when the ther-|.: mometer continues to hover around |: can Estates Co. and will be open Sunday from 2 p. m. to 6 p. m,

the recognized painting minimum of It has all white woodwork

50 degrees the same general house painting procedure holds true as for throughout, washable wallpaper and Colonial-designed lighting fixtures.

warm weather work. Some turpentine should he added to all coats to maintain brushing consistency in cold weather, while a slight increase in the Japan drier From the porch you enter a spacious center hall off of which, to the right, is a large living room with a solid picture window. The living room paper is biege.

content will speed the setting up of Porch Off Dining Room

the paint film, The hallway also provides access

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Homes Built on Women's Hints

THE IDEAS of 300 women were incorporated in a house recently built in California by publishers of a magazine. Among some of their opinions were: “I want a level lot—I'm tired of reviving my friends when they arrive wheezing at my door.” “I want easy access to the garden—my husband hasn’t been in ours for two years.” Most of the women wanted: A patio, attached garage, separate dining room, covered entrance, front hallway, powder room, plenty of closets, two bathrooms, pack-age-delivery door, extra bedroom, first-floor laundry, extra electric outlets. They didn’t want: Steep driveways, unwieldy garage doors, changes in level, dark entrance hall, corner windows, round windows, rooms as traffic lanes, insufficient wall space.

BETTER WORK BOARDS

Kitchen work boards, for slicing bread and vegetables or cutting meat, frequently have a tendency {to splinter. A non-splintering work board can be made easily from tempered pressed wood, a hard, grainless all-wood fibre board. The glossy surface will neither absorb odors nor turn the edges on knives.

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One Ohio city strung high voltresults netian blinds which feature wide | metal strips with protruding prongs; The blinds give broad horizantal Another suggestion is the use of /modern wide-window treatment. | are shooed away. the wider bands of light reflected. 70x80 Single 72x90 Blankets blankets in as-

areas {and hasn't had starling trouA factor in interior decoration [age wires along the edges of buildAn ingenious device has been slats and give the effect of widento be installed on the building lines to the window and are espe- | long bamboo fishpoles with stream-|Slats are about three inches wide, Full Bed Size sorted colors,

ble since. : ; ld- has been provided by models of veings with immediate and effective | placed on the market consisting of ing narrow windows and doors. ledges and cornices. [cially valuable in achieving the | ers attached with which the birds|and this dfference is reflected in ZR 137 E. WASHINGTON ST. . INDIANAPOLIS Cotton Fluffy cotton Block design.

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enameled woodwork. The basement has a gravity feed coal furnace, a pump and well. This is the 53d house completed by Moore & Moore. The firm ar‘ranged the FHA finances (with payments of but $25 a month), without commission to the owners, and prepared plans and specifications without cost.

NEW BOOKS ON HOME RECEIVED AT LIBRARY

These new books and pamphlets to interest home and garden lovers are available at Central Library or through the neighborhood branches: “GARDENING BY MONTAGUE FREE” (Harcourt Brace & Co., New York). The author is the horticulturist of the Brooklyn Botanic Gardens and a graduate of the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew. This is a comprehensive yet not too long guide to garden making in which flowers, lawns, trees, shrubs, vegetables and plants in the home and greenhouse are considered. Drawings and photographs are in-

cluded. New Pamphlets “I HAVE A BOOK” by George W. and Eleanor Warren Stewart (Stewart, New York). The authors suggest to the book lover how he may use odd and unexpected corners in his home to build shelves and cupboards for his books, adding originality to the rooms. “COLOR FOR THE HOME” (Pratt and Lambert, Inc, New York). Color schemes for exterior and interior of the house with help(ful information on painting, staining, varnishing and enameling.

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EVERGREENS..

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DEFENSE AIDS U. S. BUILDING

Dodge Predicts "41 Will Be Best Since ’30, With 14 Per Cent Gain.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22 (U. P.). — America’s defense program will dominate the construction field in 1941, the Dodge Statistical Research Service said today, predicting that next year’s total building volume would top all records since 1930 and that public construction would reach

a new all-time peak. The service forecast combined private and public building and engineering awards in the 37 eastern states (including Indiana) for 1941 at $4,400,000,000, an increase of 14 per cent over this year’s estimated volume of $3,850,000,000. Public awards for next year, expected to consist principally of Army, Navy, Air Corps, defense industry and defense housing work, were forecast at $2,200,000,000, up 31 per cent from the 1940 level, while private awards were estimated at the same amount, which would represent a gain of only 1 per cent. The Dodge Service emphasized that its 1941 estimates might be revised upward if the next Congress should vote additional appropriations for defense construction, but pointed out that there are two major factors in the situation which might tend to limit the amount of acual work undertaken next year. 1. The possibility that the construction industry's facilities may not be adequate to carry the double load of largely increased public and private building. 2. The danger that rapid rises in construction costs may tend to curtail the volume of moderate-priced structures that would otharwise be in strong demand.

CORNICE BOARDS ADVISED Cornice board covering the tops of your window draperies will do much to improve the appearance of a room and at the same time will

‘help keep the drapeties clean. They

can be made easily by using p:essed wood applied over a wood frame. The edges can be cut to any design, and this all-wood fiber material takes a variety of finishes.

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632 Circle Tower, RI-2740.

- Hardwood Floors

In the American Estates Featured House

CARL JOHNSON

4906 Sangster Ave. HU-8525,

STORM SASH & DOORS

BUILT-IN CABINETS ESTIMATES FREE

BALL & DURBIN

525 Mass. Ave. L1-2184

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to the good-sized dining room which has French doors opening onto a screened porch. The hall paper is in a grey Colonial pattern while the dining room is papered in ‘blue Colonial with a white chair-rail. Adjoining the dining room is a

cove, Also off the center hallway is a bedroom hung in a pale green striped paper, a salmon finished tile bath, and a paneled library,

Bath, 2 Bedrooms Upstairs

An open stairway leads to the second floor where there are two bedrooms and a pale blue tile bath. One bedroom has a yellow flowered Colonial design paper, the other is finished in plain pastel blue. In the upstairs hallway is a large storage closet. The full basement has a large recreation room with fireplace, a laundry room with stationary tubs, an automatic heater, an oil air-con-ditioning heating plant and a lavatory. The home is thoroughly insulated and weather stripped and sits on a 60-foot lot. The two-car cement block garage has overhead doors.

SHEET METAL WORK For The American Estates Featured House

ERNEST IMEL

4631 Baltimore HU-7585

PLUMBING

IN THE MOORE & MOORE FEATURED HOUSE

T. A. Schonaker PHONE IR-2479

CHRIS J. GREINER

PLUMBING and HEATING

“Call My Repair Shop on Wheels” CH erry 3239 4322 E. 10th St.

kitchen with built-in cabinets, in-|— (laid linoleum and -a breakfast al-

Masonry and Cement Work

In the Moore & Moore Bldrs. Featured House

WILLIAM BROWN

Phone IR-9925

NAMENTA IRON

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THOMAS A. HINES

2056 E. 46th St. HU-1631

* Sheet Metal Work On the Featured House of

Moore & Moore Bldrs. W. A. FREDERICK

1853 Coolidge. . IR-4437.

Moore & Moore, Bldrs.

selected the Duro Ejector Deep Well Pump for the house featured on this

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BUILDERS OF THE FEATURED HOUSE "AT 5720 PRIMROSE

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