Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1947 — Page 28

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conveniences. Designed in American style, the home is- designed to save the housewife as many steps as possible in her daily chores. Indiana Stone Used It is built of Indiana limestone with a concrete floor base. The home forms a T with 170 feet frontage and a crossbar of 66 feet. The model home has six rooms and a two-car garage, but no basement. The lot size is 100x175 feet. The house sets well to the front of the lot, leaving the rear for gardening. The house is divided into “zones” for living, quiet and recreation Master Bedroamm is 12x16 feet, with floor to ceiling windows filling the west side; it has a large window two feet from-the floor:on the north side. Storagewall wardrobes on south side of room have built-in chest of drawers with a large mirror above them. Guest Bedroom has large window space in front, facing south. The room has a high window near the west wall. Bath Room, just off the guest room, has glass wainscoting, papered

kitchen sink

Housewives" Steps Saved by Zoning’

Activities

Over 125 Individuals Share in Preparation Of ‘Dream Dwelling’

at Fairgrounds

After five months in the “dream and planning” stages, the model | . home of the Indianapolis Home Show will be unveiled to the public at 5'p. m. tomorrow in the Manufacturers building at the Fairgrounds. 3 | The home was created by more than 125 manufacturers and distribu- | tors of building materials, home furnishers, architects and decorators. The model home is a combination of many of the newest post-war

The bathroom also has a large linen closet. Living Room is 24x14 feet with windows from floor to ceiling across the 24-foot west side. The north end of the room, paneled from floor to ceiling, has a built-in desk surrounded by bookshelves. On the south end of the room, a marble fireplace with a stone hearth is placed between two doors leading to the activities room. More bookshelves are placed between each side of the fireplace and the doors. Dining Room also has floor to ceiling windows with planting box two feet off the floor. Doors beneath the planting box open to reveal louvres for controlled ventilation. Kitchen and Breakfast Room is 19x8 feet, ' with window above looking out upon | service entrance. It is equipped with ample cabinet space and all electric appliances. Beyond the] kitchen is a utility room with elec- | tric washer, dryer and ironer. Activities Room has storage space

storing record albums. A door day for the opening of the 25th|

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Home Planned Five,

Hanna, freshmen.

Howard and Jim Bruc e, . juniors.

Society of Editors: Meets at Capital

Bonet Beaver on Spot

THUREDAY, APRIL 17, 1047

has asked hunters to go after ohe of the furbearers, which has pare

EUGENE, Ore. (U. P.).—A beaver | tially gnawed through a large tree. is threatening a bridge “near here.When the tree falls, it probably Fred Smigley, cpunty road master, will take out the bridge.

CONTESTANTS——Four of the eight candidates for the title of Jo and Jane at Broad Ripple-high schoo! are (left to right) Tom Graves and Kitty Jenkins, sophomores, and Pat Kauffman and Bob The popularity contest: will features spring all-student party and dance tomortow night. testants are Tom Walker and Martha Pettijohn, seniors, and Carolyn |}!

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Woman. Dies. of Burns

ELKHART, Ind. April 17 (U. P.). --Mrs, Anna Christophel Wise, 61,

died at Elkhart General hospital { yesterday of burns suffered at her |

| WASHINGTON, April 17 (U. P.).| 'home near Wakarusa Tuesday. Her | for outdoor games, plus card tables|—About 250 of the nation's leading |3PTon caught fire when she used it and built-in radio with space for nNewspapermen assembled here to-|!'0 TPmove a hot dish from a Stove.’

from the activities room opens onto ‘annual convention of the American |

upper walls and ceiling and linoleum on the floor. The mirror is| circled with a continuous tube light. |

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an outdoor living terrace.

‘Minister Drowns

| Society of Newspaper Editors. An off-the-record conference with President Truman this afternoon {will highlight the first day session

As Car Jumps Bridge in the three-day convention. CORYDON, Ind. April 17 (U.P.).!

—Funeral services were arranged the

today for Jesse O. Breeden, 50-year-old former New Amsterdam, Ind. minister, automobile crashed through the|

day.

Wilbur Forrest, assistant editor of New York Herald Tribune and {president of the society, will welicome editors at the morning ses-

who drowned when his |SI0B-

The luncheor program included a

Lo of a wooden oridge yester- report on Germany by Manchester

' Boddy, Los Angeles Daily News, and

Coroner James Toney turned the & report on Japan by Carroll W.

home after investigating the acci-

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- APRIL 18 TO APRIL 27

FINE MILL WORK

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On the afternoon schedule was®

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‘the New York Times.

congressional

Fonight the editors will hold a session to hear speeches by several congressmen. They are Rep. A. S. (Mike) Monroney (D. Okla); Joseph Martin (R. Mass); Senator Irving M. Ives (R. N. Y.); Senator Robert H. Taft (R. O.), and Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg (R. Mich.).

Capper Raps High

Divorce Rate

TOPEKA, Kas., April 17 (U. P.).—

{Senator Arthur Capper, Kas. said

today “we should be ashamed of the ’

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nigh divorce rate in the United States” and urged support of federal legislation for uniform divorce laws. Only Russia has a higher divorce

irate than the: United States, Mr.

{though it is lower in rural districts.

Capper said in an editorial in the May issue of Capper’'s Farmer. In this country, Mr. Capper said the divorce rate was more than 191 divorces per 100.000 population; in Russia, it is 900 per 100,000 population in Moscow and Leningrad al-

Senator Capper recently intro-

{duced a resolution in the senate (calling for uniform marriage and

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