Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 May 1942 — Page 12

HONOR GROUP IN| SCOUT TROOP 83

Junior Red Cross Rank to

‘foots. At the court of honor, the

Be Granted Thursday Night at St. Paul’s.

Boy scout troop 83 will hold a candlelight investiture service and “court & honor at 7:30 p. m. Thursday in it. Panl’s Episcopal ehurch. The troop is sponsored by HaywardBarcus post 55, American Legion. Truman Wood, Richard Jacobs and George Thayer will be inducted ‘into’ the troop as tender-

following will receive junior Red Cross rank as recognition of their completion of first aid courses:

Tech Girl to Play Violin

Angelo Auda, Willis Brinson, Sam Johnson, Albert Ritchey, William

Returns to Duty After Furlough

Robert Harvey of Bridgeport is stationed with: the ground forces at the New Or- ' : leans, La., army air base, He enlisted in the army last June. The son of Mrs. Albert Harvey of Bridgeport, he was recently home for a 10+ day furlough. “@&4 Pvt. Harvey is a # graduate of Pur. Ivh Harvey due university in the class of 1940.

YEOMEN TO TAKE COURSES AT. U.

Ritchey, Bill Green, Lyle Frost, Joseph Saba, George Saba, James Pappas, Efthemus Pappas, Richard Bigelow, Leonard Riley, Emil Harvey, Otto Harvey, Eugene Smith, Robert Mosier, Guy Scofield, George Thayer, Donald Gardner, Raymond Jung, Camillus Bondy and Robert Cunningham. Music for the investiture service will be furnished by Mary Bradway, Technical high school senior, who recently placed second in the violin section of the state music contest at, Indiana university.

. Others to Attend

Besides| parents and friends of Troop 83 scouts, the following will attend: Delmer Wilson, chief scout executive; Stanley Norton, assistant; Floyd Dawson, - west district executive; Miss Stella Doeppers of the scout office; the Rev. William Burrows of St. Paul's; Legionnaires .and churcn members; John Gavin, Troop 45 scoutmaster and his scouts, and Delbert O. Wilmeth, chairman of Troop 83 board of review; Paul Catterson, board. secretary; Claude McLean and Howard Sutherland, advancement men; John Smead, Jean S. Boyle, Earl Biddinger and Frank Y. Hardy, Hayward-Barcus post’ commander.

SIMS URGES RACIAL UNITY

Thomas A. Sims,' candidate for the Democratic nomination for 11th district congressman, promised that if elected he would seek to eliminate racial discriminations in the country’s war efforts in a speech last night.

Business School to Train 1200 for Four Months; * Join Student Body.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind., May 2 (U. P.).—Dr. Herman B. Wells, Indiana university president, announced yesterday that 1200 yeomen will begin training in business and clerical work for the navy in July under instruction of the university’s school of business. The yeomen, with high school and college educations, will be added to the I. U. student body and will live in university men’s dormitories, Dr. Wells said. The’ announcement was simultaneously with the navy department’s announcement in Washington outlining plans for the training center, The program, approved by university trustees, will ‘consist of a four-month course including classes in naval correspondence, English, spelling, naval organization, personnel regulation, naval publicity, and typewriting. Yeomen' will attend

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IN TRUCK-TRAILER CRASH

LAFAYETTE, Ind., May 2 (U. P.). —J. A. Evans, 58, of near Lafayette, died last night of injuries received earlier when a car he was driving collided head-on with a truck and trailer operated (by Carl Stevens, 38, of Bloomington, Ind. Stevens

was uninjured.

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73 END COURSES “IN ENGINEERING

Purdue Under Auspices Of Education Office.

Seventy-three Indianapolis men and women have been awarded certificates for sucoessful completion of three courses in industrial engineering conducted here:by Purdue university under ' the auspices of the U.'S. office of education. The courses are part of the university’s war production training

opened this week,” two in engi-

neering mathematics * and one in time and motion study.

Those receiving certificates were: Morris Culbertson, 1255 E. Washington; George Davidson, 2310 I. 12th st.; Harold ’ ; Charles Fraim, 1133 E. .; Dick Helm, 327 38th st.; Betty . Helm, 327 W. 3¢th st.; Roy Hendricks, 2948 N. Denny; Harr Hollenbeck 1634 E. 10th st.; Charles Huffman, 943 N Dearborn; Leander King, R.F.D. 19; Fred Kokemiller, 1515 Spruce st.; Alfred Maschke, 5228 N. Penn. st.; Earl Plummer, 127 Burbank road; Edwasd Rominger, 317 N. Oakland; Raymon Sparks, R.F.D. 12, Box 253; J. R. Stonehouse, 209 N. Addison st.; Sylvester Bitter Jr., R. PF. D. 6; Daniel C. ‘Pickard, = S. Ritter ave.: Elmer Wilson, 4815 E. Wash.; Lioyd Rhoton, 2139 N. Dearborn st.; Gerald Wynne, 1320 W. 34th st.: Jerome Friedlander, 3540 N. Meridian st.; Joseph Worland, 3595 N. Denny st.; Ralph Teare, 5167 Guilford ave.; Dan Cassidy, 105 N. Colorado., and Alfred Winot 6167 Carrollton ave. nnie Borshott, 221 N. 4 ty st.; eiville Cranflll, R.F.D. 1; Du Iver, 904 E. Jackson; Frank Duggan, 3 Y 3340 N. Meridian st.; Carl Enochs Bancroft; Hugh Faulkner, R. F.D dc "Albert Fisher, 525 Markwood ave.; Paul Hermerding, 1928 Allison; Harold Hinman, 1467 W. 34th st.; Lloyd James, R.F.D. 20, Box 1755; Gregory Klein, 5120 E. Walnut st.; Charles Lightner, 235 8. Ritter; John Mann, 3367 Park ave.; Charles Parrish, R. F.D. 2: Allan Pryde, '3350 E. Fall Creek; Daniel Titzer, 5502 Lowell; Carl Waggoner, . D. 11; Robert Yount, 3555 N. Tacoma ave.: James Faucett, 1809 Broadway; LesF.D. 9; James McFadden, J. Leon Newcomer, Sheri130 E. 53d; Wilfred

ter Holland, R. 122 E. 48th st.; dan; Denver Deftendall, Nolte, R.F.D.

‘Those ing certificates for the course in production engineering

are: Dirrell Cress, 329 Dobtin st.; ley, 5833 Dewey ave.; Thomas Moore, 3347 W. 9th st.; Virgil Worrell, Lozton;. Robert Givans, 745 N. Sheffield: Guy Berlin, .816 Centennial st.; Lester Holland, R R. ildred Spaw, 29 S. Summit st. harles Winters, 1024 Sterling st.; Earl Holtzman, 247 Park ave.; Orphus Smith Jr., 445 N. Oliver Smith, 445 N. Goodlet; Lloyd James, Route 20; Benjamin Cox, 1023 W. 34th st.; Carl Dietz, 3220 Graceland; Harry Russell, 29 8. Summit; Ralph Sindlinger, 825 E. 27th st.; Lester Williams, 1222 Cornell; Donald Paidrick, 1026 Willow drive; william Crossen, 265 N. Warnian ave.: Robert Miller, 246 N. Addison st., and Frank Stobaugh, 322 Layman.

GRESHAM BACKS COULTER Arthur G. Gresham, organizer of the Indiana department of Veterans of Foreign Wars, today indorsed John G. Coulter for the Republican nomination for 1lth district congressman.

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throughout, has a 170-foot cased well. It has a full basement with five steel cased windows, hand fired furnace, enclosed coal bin and a double garage with a cement floor. The front door is on the west side of the house and leads into a long living room with dinette attached. A red brick fireplace is at the west end and ‘a large paneled picture

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Windows in Dinette

Wallpaper is vertical stripe and there is a white ceiling. Another window is east of the fireplace. The dinette has two windows, to the east and south, and there is a glass light fixture. North of the dinette is the kitchen, with pale buff walls and ceiling. There is a recessed type broom closet and Chinese red worktops. Built-in cabinets flank the sink window and there is another window at the northeast end of the room. Rustic Style Wallpaper An entrance hall off the living room leads to the two bedrooms and bathroom. It has rustic style wallpaper and a large papered guest closet. . The bathroom is west of the entrance hall. It has a pale buff upper wall and marbleized linoleum lower wall which serves as a splash-back for the built-in shower and bathtub. There also is one window and a large built-in linen clesét in the room. With dusty green and flowered wallpaper, the northwest bedroom faces the roadway. Jt has a cream ceiling, cxpss ventination and one closet. The northeast bedrosm has ceiling, cross ventilation and one features of the other room.

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@-~The color of our wood shingled roof is beginning to fade. How can it be renewed?

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SIX HOUSES stip BY N. SIDE REALTORS

North side realtors reported the sale of six houses this week. They were at 6155 Norwaldo ave. by T. Lorin Driscoll, 3512 Janet drive by M. G. Gerdenich, 5868 N. Delaware st. by Bridges & Graves, and 1307 Ewing st., 108 N. Denny st. and a house in Traders Point by Jack C. Carr. Two cross deals were reported. They were at 325 W. 44th st. by Ford Woods and Russell Fortune and at 5360 Guilford ave. by William L. Bridges and W. M. Atkinson. Lots sold were 180 feet on Illinois st. north of the canal by Fay C. Cash, at 22d st. .and Clarendon

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relieving the monotony of a flower border. Those, with very fine foliage can also be used. ‘If correctly selected and . placed, they help to blend together heavy color masses; to break long lines of keds and borders: to create an illusion of distance, and to afford shadow effects. If the flowers are of soft blue, lavender, grayish white, or even greenish white, the misty effect is more pronounced than if the colors are bright and clear. How to Get Misty Effect Baby’s-breath is excellent to use for misty effects in the border. The

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ish white flowers are Lest placed at irregular intervals in groups wii single plants, depending on the size of the garden. : | If too many are used, the picture | will become dull. The variety Bristol | fairy is more. beautiful than 1 older double. varieties and it oon] profusely for a longer season, especially when the old flowers are removed. When the plant is well established, it will take vp an area about three feet in diameter. Varieties bodzeri and rosy veil are dwarf varieties, useful in smaller areas. Baby’s-breath is especially nice with salpiglossis, phlox Miss Lingard, delphiniums, Shasta daisies and peach bells. Sea lavender (limonium latifolium) gives a restful quality to the border; the hazy, misty purple clouds of delicate bloom blend with all about it and yet seem to recede from its actual location. Groups of white, creamy white and pink heuchera, although not really misty in appearance, do present somewhat the same effect. They w in either sun. or shade! and add an airiness to many plant |® arrangements. Flowers for Softness Lavender, nepeta and several of the veronicas yield low masses of | lavender flowers that soften and |

ings. Among the taller perennials the best for misty effects are valeriana officinaiis, with feathery sprays of white or tinted flowers in early summer; artemisia lactiflora, displaying great creamy white plumes in late summer; thalictrum, cffering feathery masses of. rose, purple, white or yellow rlowers. For feathery effects in vines we have clematis paniculata ang polygonum auberti. Tamarix parvifiora, stllica, or odessana, shrubs for the border, present a misty pink effect before the fine feathery roliage is in evi-

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There is also a built-in broom closet. A long entrance hall leads to three . bedrooms, a den and -bathroom, It has a double door linen closet. The northeast bedroom is finished in robin egg blue with a white ceiling. Two windows afford: cross ventilation and there is one elpset,

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Maroon metal tiling is around the walls of the bathroom and the upper wall and ceiling are of cream sand finish. The floor is covered with white marpleized linoleum and there is a built-in linen closet. { The middle bedroom has green walls, a double window, one closet and a sand finished ceiling. Buff walls lare in the den and there is also a white ceiling and a built-in utility cabinet. | The southeast bed« room is similar to the northeast bedroom. Overhead doors are on the garage and there is a small sheltered stoop at the rear door.

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