Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1940 — Page 33

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. [ FRIDAY, DEC. 20, 1940

FLORIDA SHRIMP FIRST ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, Dec. 20 (U.P) ~—Nearly one-half of the nations: supply of fresh shrimp is produced in Florida waters, where as many as 300 boats operate at the

"heighth of the. season, statistics reveal. Markets in the state handle

more than 12,000,000 unds annually, bo

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Interior Follows Coloriel Notit

6451 Broadway . . . built in wooded lot,

INEW HOME COST [EXCEEDS BILLION

37 Eastern States Spend $1,200,000 to Top All Years - Since 1928.

.. NEW YORK, Dec. 20 (U., P.). — The dollar volume of small home building in the 37 Eastern states in 1941 will aggregate about $1,200,- | 000,000 or more than in any year sinee 1928, F. Bruce Forward, general manager of Home Owners’ Catalogs, predicts. Home Owners’ | Catalogs is a publication of the F. |W. Dodge Corp. Home building in 1928 totaled $1,413,681,000 and the depression low was $184,810,000 in 1933. 1940 total, Mr. Forward said, is ex-| pected to cross the $1,000,000,000 level.

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As their guide and sponsor, we are conducting them along this road to home ownership. . answering thejr questions and explaining points of interest as we travel. We know some short-cuts and you can._know them, too!

We call this group of home | savers the ‘“Own-A-Home Savings Club.” All you have to do to join this club is to * open a home savings share account with our association. We enter your name on the club roster and help vou plan a savings program that becomes a personally conducted tour to ‘‘debt free” home owns ership.

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This 5-rm. bungalow located at 6451 Broadway features GAS for cooking, automatic water’ heating, refrigeration and house heating. Now, more than ever, you owe it to yourself and to your family to investigate the. advantages of GAS for your home. Youll find added comfort .and convenience, not . to. mention the economy you'll en-. joy in letting one fuel do the four’ big household tasks. This. home is offered by Wm. Murray Huse,

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Library Lists

New Home Books

New books for persons interested in better homes which may be borrowed from Central Library or through the neighborhood branches include:

“RESIDENTAL ARCHITECTURE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA,” edited by Paul Robinson Hunter and Walter Reichardt (Southern: Galifornia Chapter of ‘ the. American Institute of Archi-. tects). Many houses in this volume have received recognition in - nation-wide contests. The book largely devoted to the modern trend, is divided into four sections: the Mediterranean Influence; the California Heritage, Colonial: Precedénts, and Con=temporary Developments. Plans and 200 photographs of interiors and exteriors of 90 homes are included. . “THE BOOK OF LOW COST HOMES” (Simon and Schuster). Plans and specifications for nearly 100 houses, ranging in cost from $1200 to $7500 with helpful discussion of how costs may be cut by careful planning and an intelligent use of new methods and materials. Three-fourths of the houses shown cost less than $5000.

BUILDING IN INDIANA DOUBLES '39 VALUE

New Indiana home building volume in the first 11 months this year was almost twice that of all of 1939, R. Earl Peters, Indiana State FHA director, said today. In 11 months this year, a total of 7011 applications for FHA-insur-ance (amounting to $3,076,250) were received from the Indianapolis territory. This compares with 3809 applications involving $17,076,250 in all of last year. Applications for FHA mortgage insurancz? on existing homes also showed a substantial rise. A total of 10,666 applications involving $45,078,820 were received this year as against 8192 applications amounting to $33,020,069 in all of 1939. “These figures bear out the prediction made at the early part of this year that the summer and fall building seasons here would witness one of the best building periods in the past 11 years,” Mr. Peters said.

" THE INDIANA

ALL-GAS HOME "PAPER STRIPED

Den Can Be Used Also as Bedroom; Fireplace Has White Mantel.

The all-gas white frame bungalow at 6451 Broadway was built by Isadore Mazur and sold to Mr. and Mrs. John R. Barrett by William

Murray Huse. Like most of the new Indianapolis homes the interior follows a Colonial styling. Wallpaper, light fixtures and hardware are in a Colonial motif. . . The entrance hallway from the small porch has a large clothes closet. An archway forms the entrance to the living room, which is papered in wide ivory, grey and silver striping. There is a Colonial fireplace with white mantel.

Floors Are Hardwood

Here, as throughout, the floors are hardwood and woodwork white. Directly to the rear of the living room is the white-ceilinged dining room with sidewall paper of an off-white stripe and Colonial medallion. Back of the dining room is the all-gas kitchen with built-in cabinets surrounding the sink. The splash and cabinet tops are of inlaid linoleum in black, grey and white with the floor linoleum in contrasting black and Ler Walls are inted apple green pay fh feature of the house is that it has a gas range, refrigerator and furnace. An outside entranceway to the kitchen and basement has a large broom closet.

Den Can Be Bedroom

To the left of the living room is a hallway to a bedroom and den which can be used as a bedroom. The hall is papered like the living room. The den has a light grey dotted ceiling and the walls are light blue with a small diagonal tripe in white. s et the bedroom and den is the bath, which has a builtin tub and shower. Inlaid linoleum of black, grey and white is used to cover three quarters of the wall. Rest of the wall and ceiling is cream. The inlaid linoleum floor

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contrasts with the walls. There is a large linen closet and lights are fluoresent. The bedroom has a plain ceiling like the den, with sidewalls of green chambray background with a white

figure. : rhe full basement has a laundry

room and space for a recreation room. A. crushed stone drive leads to the single-car garage ab the rear of the. lot. The home, is equipped with storm windows and doors and the venetian blinds throughout are white.

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TODAY’S FEATURED HOUSE _

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BROADWAY Built By.

Sold By

: Realtors this week neared the five million dollar mark for the year|.

| Bridges; 6450 Broadway, by John

* |ville and Mr, Argus sold 12 acres

APOLIS TIMES

NEW N. SIDE REALTY SALES PASS $100,000

. “Transactions of the North Side

as sales totalling $108,500 were reported. : Nine houses, four lots and two suburban properties were sold. Houses sold were: 5415 N. Capitol Ave. and 1438 Rembrandt St., by Jack C, Carr; 3210 W. Washington St., by Ford V. Woods; 5351 Washington Blvd, by Kenneth P. Fry; 237 Westfield Blvd, by William L.

H. Elam, and 5758 Wildwood Ave, 711 E., 58th St, a double at 44th

St. and College Ave. by Joseph J. Argus of American Estates Co. Fay C. Cash sold a Williams Creek lot and two in the 3500 block N. Delaware St, while Thomas F. Carson sold a lot in Wellington Estates. Mr, Carr sold a 20-acre tract on U, S. 40 west of Mickey-

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Gardening—

Calla Lilies Easy fo Grow: Rich Soil Best for Forcing

Since the war has caused a scarcity of tulip and hyacinth bulbs for forcing this winter, why not try some of the bulbs not usually attempted by amateurs? Yellow and white calla lilies are not especially hard to grow. What

is generally regarded as the flower | face.

is really a modified leaf or spathe. The small flowers are on the clublike appendage (spadix) which arises from the center of the spathe. Plant one tuber to a six-inch pot or several together in a large container and choose only the larger bulbs for forcing. Rich and well~ drained soil is hecessary for proper

development. A good potting mixture consists

of {equal parts of loam, leaf mold and old cow manure, together with some sand and a generous sprinkling: of bonemeal. They should be potted by this week-end. Place enough of the soil

in the pot soAlways empty the saucer a couple

that. when. the fiber is set on it the neck comes fo within an inch of the top of the pot. The soil should “be firm but not packed |

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GARDENS ARE SAVED $3750 ON PAINTING

By g their own ‘homes, tenants of Ho cRetierd Gardens have ‘saved the housing project an average of $19.50 per dwelling, or a total of $9750 in the redecoration of 500

‘apartments.

The remaining 248 dwell } ‘Lockefield also will be repain¥ 2

hard. It can be settled enough by|the occupants. The: project, built

jarring’ the pot on some solid sur-

After ‘the. tuber. 1s placed, more soil should be fillzd in about it untit the growing tip extends just above the surface of the soil, The soil during potting should be moist. Then place the pot in a cool, dark’ place with a temperature of 45 to 50 degrees and with only enough water to leep the soil from actually |drying out. When the sprouts show in several weeks bring to the. light and place in a temperature of about 80 degrees. After the first three leaves have formed, weekly applications of liquid plant food may be given about three hours after the regular watering.

by the PWA Housing Division, now is under the Supervision of: the USHA.

of hours after food and water is given to allow the soil to, become moderately dry. The plant will bloom in a short time if the temperature is kept even and cool and there are no drafts. . Continue to feed the plants as long as buds appear. If new roots form at the base of the new shoot it may He Betessaty to add a little more SO Put the plant in the garden next spring to allow the tuber to ripen fully and mature for next year’s bloom.

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mings. A 3 X I 4 to 14 years.

wool sweaters, 6 to 14 years,

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MEN'S $1.69 IMPORTED

LEATHER GLOVES

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Men's Tie and Kerchief Sets____39¢

Women’s Silk

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