Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 May 1946 — Page 11

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The 1946 Indianapolis

Manufacturers Building, State Pairgrounds

Way 10 though May 19

A Full-Scale "House of Ideas”

Built by Bridges & Graves Decorated and fumished by L. S. Ayres & Co,

utility room, garage ....

Building! Completely landscaped . .

with living room, dining room, two bedrooms, kitchen,

is built inside the Manufacturer's

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furnished ond equipped.

Home Exhibits

Of every kind are on display .

home equipment . .

In a Morris Plan Savings Book

SAVINGS Received by

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. new home appliances, ,,

. home building plans . . . home furnishings.

Tickets for the Home Show ore on sole at the Home Planning Bureay, Sixth Floor, at Ayres’

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Some men and women aftain ease and release from toil and care when they reach old age. Others must work hard until they die. Those happy oldsters who can bask in the warm sun of a winter resort, who can afford to lazily fish a well-stocked stream, who can follow the lure of a winding road . . . those are the men and women who have learned that by using this little savings book they

have the "open sesame to the land of their dreams.

Your dreams can come true when you open a MORRIS PLAN 6-ADVANTAGE SAVINGS FUND and save regularly. Morris Plan Savings-earn 11/29, interest compounded twice a year. Interest is

paid to actual date of withdrawal under a special plan.

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G1 ‘DREAM HOME’ (SET FOR SHOW

Record Crowd Ex Expected to See ‘House 0’ Ideas.’ (Continued From Page One)

type, with five*rooms, a ‘bathroom and utility réom. It has been appraised at $13,000, including the lot in the 5700 block N, Oxford-st., upon which it will be constructed after the home show closes May 19. Plan Sale of House J. Frank Cantwell, managing director of the home show, has announced that the home, once it has been removed from the state fairground and rebuilt, will be offered for sale only to veterans of world war II for the first 30 days. And the price cannot be above $10,000, according to FHA directives. Formal opening of the model house itself will be at 7:30 p. m, tomorrow when a special ceremony will be held at the house entrance. Participating in the ceremony will be four pet ram lambs, popularized last winter when Walt Disney signed them to a ‘Hollywood contract, then rejected them because of movie production schedules. The lambs, “Willie,” “Midnight,” “Blackie” and “Toots,” will have a circular pen to the rear of the home and periodically will be allowed to roam the lawn.

Expect Record Crowds Home show directors are expecting new attendance records for this year’s first post-war show. The previous high attendance figure was 103,000 set in 1938. The di-

rectors believe this will be bettered because of record-breaking marks set this year in Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit and Minneapolis and because there is more interest today in housing than ever before. The “House o' Ideas” was designed by three local architects, Leslie F. Ayres, James L. Kingsbury and Charles D. Ward, and buiit by the Bridges & Graves firm. L. S. Ayres & Co. and the Rainier Furniture Co. have furnished the interior. A double thickness wall of concrete blocks faced with white painted "bricks and slanted living room and dining room windows that stand eight feet from floor level are featured in the design. Windows Part of Support The windows that comprise one side of the wall in the two rooms

are a part of the structured support for the room. Corner windows in each of the two bedrooms are five feet above floor level. Modernistic electrical appliances have been installed tHroughout the rooms. A marble-trimmed fireplace in the living room will be flanked on one side by built-in cabinets that conceal a radio, typewriter, desk and movie projector, The utility room will contain a compact forced-air oil burning unit for heating, hobby bench, shelves for indoor flower boxes and a wall of translucent glass that separates it from the kitchen.

Over 100 Exhibitors

A scroll design frames the entrance to the home and the front door, painted brick red, is embossed with. three large wood cylinders that are set off in white. More than 100 exhibitors that

WASHINGTON, May 7 (U, P).— | A push-button -navy of ships driven by atomic power and firing jet-pro-pelled atomic missiles guided by radar was foreseen as a possibility by ranking U., 8, admirals yesterday. Adm. Chester W. Nimitz, chief of naval operations, said the future navy “may include battleships powered by an atomic plant, proprotected by unbelievable stouv new materials, and firing jet-propelled missiles instead of 16-inch shells.” “It may include carriers launching radar and target-directed jet mis-

Admirals Foresee Possibility Of 'Push Button' Atomic Nos

siles instead of man- piloted planes, ud he added. ’

of very high speed, both surface and submerged, making long voyages far

depths against retaliation.” His statements were included In “battle stations,” a report on the navy in world war II. It was written by senior officers of the navy and marine corps.

‘PHANTOM GUNMAN’ HUNTED BY FBI

TEXARKANA, Tex, May 8 (U. P.) ~Authorities sought two suspects today as the “phantom gunman” who has thrown resfdents of this vicinity into a state of nearpanic by committing five murders in the past six weeks. . One of the suspects was Charles A. Holt, German prisoner of war who escapde from an Arkansas camp, He was described as “very dangerous,” The other was an unidentified, red-haired man dressed in khaki who abducted 'Herbert Thomas, Kilgore, Tex. Tuesday night and forced him to drive to Lufkin, Tex. The suspect bragged that “I'm the man they're looking for in those five killings in Texarkana.”

WASHINGTON -- The catch of lobsters on the coast of Maine last year was 14,500,000 pounds, the largest since 1892.

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produce or sell housing materials will show their wares in booths that have been placed on the ter-! race of the Manufacturers build-| ing. Representatives of these! exhibitors will be present daily to! help home show patrons with hous- | ing problems. The home show will be open daily beginning Saturday at 11 a m. until 10:30 p. m. for 10-days :

AMERICANS SMOKING | MORE THAN EVER

WASHINGTON, May 9 (U. P). = Americans are now smoking more cigars and cigarets than during the wartime peak, the agriculture department reported today. : It said about 320,000,000,000 cigarets would be produced in 1946 as | compared “with 340,000,000,000 last | year. Despite this drop, it said, the | average American probably is smok- | ing more cigarets than ever before | because fewer are being sent over-| seas.

AMMUNITION DUMP FIRED ELVEDEN, Eng., May 9 (U. P.).—/| A grass fire was blamed today for! igniting an American air force ammunition dump in a series of spec-| tacular explosions which consumed several block-buster bombs and caused slight injuries to a number | of firemen here.

OFFICIAL WEATHER

U. 8. Weather Bureair—r——— |

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Sunrise ..... 5:37 | Sunset ..... 7:46

| Precipitation 24 hrs. ending 7:30 a.m. .00 Total precipitation since Jan. 1 11.21 Deficiency since Jan. 1.. : a's 30

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All Data in Central Daylight Saving Time,

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'TWO LOCAL CHILDREN HURT WHILE PLAYING

Two children today were recovering from accidents sustained at play yesterday,

man ave, is in fair condition at City

of school 50, Police said the youth was injured when a playmate tripped him, throwing him to the ground yesterday. Ruth Jensen, 14-month-old daughter of Mrs. Helen’ Jensen, 1518 W. Nelson st., was treated at City hospital yesterday. A rabbit with which she was playing bit the child on the finger,

‘SMOKE JUMPERS’ FIGHT FIRES WASHINGTON-U, 8, Porest ‘Service “smoke-jumpers” and their flame-fighting tools are parachuted to forest fires in ‘regions inaccessible by roads.

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Bannister was working Toose trom from “It may even include submarines| his bonds, police said.

beneath the sea to surface suddenly T. Hicks, 78, of 931 Lexington ave, again off some distant enemy shore] When he held wp Wiley Auto Parkto launch their missiles and then|ing Lot, 117 W. Maryland st., where hiding themselves in the ocean!Mr. Hicks is an -attendant last, night. - , Another bandit victim, Errick Magerlin, 38, of 1011 Yoke st., ‘wis struck over the head with a bottle

Wilbur Slinker, 10, of 217 N. War-|lege ave.

hospital, where hé was taken after |Mr, Wesley told police. A passing he was injured at play in the yard motorist took him to the hospital,

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A lone bandit took $35 from John

by two men whom he had met in a tavern. Mr. Magerlin told polite the men turned on him as they walked near Keystone ave. and Washington st., aking his ring and chain, Thomas Wesley, 24, of 914 E. 18th st., ‘was treated at City hospital after he was slugged and robbed by two men at 19th st, and Col-

The men beat him and took $16,

Thieves knocked the combination off a safe -at Fox-Hunt Bowling alley, 1201 E, Washington st. early today, Nothing was reported missing from the safe. B. J. Kabacker, 324 W. Hampton dr., told police burglars broke inte - his home and took $45 and a watch valued at $150. A ring valued at $328 was reported stolen from the home

st., yesterday.

COMBAT ELM DISEASE WASHINGTON — Chemotherapy, the internal treatment with chemse icals, is being used to combat Dutch elm disease in Connecticut,

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