Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 April 1948 — Page 32

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‘Built to Live In’

.".7ame for a Hoosier Family’ Blends Into Landscape as Part of Natural Setting

store co-ordinator for L. 8. Ayres & Co., who furnished the house, agreed with Mr, James that this is really a house built to "live in.” The front hall has an old-fash-foned brick floor, wood dado and

A library, to thie left of the en-

trance hall, has cherry woodwork in

and dado. It is definitely a man's room and can double for a guest room. The fireplace wall is done in sandstone and walnut paneling. Another wall is entirely filled with books. Above the dado, collorful wallpaper blends with the Celaloom draperies in red, green and blue. The little bit of the wall which does show is rich dark red. Furnishings include a deep red leather lounge chair and a big pine desk. The couch is Kelly green and hides a bed with plenty of room for two. The floor 13 a warm brown cork tile. The library has an adjoining bathroom with masculine plaid washable wallpaper on walls and ceiling. : Large Windows . The lving-dining room, at the end of the hall, has large modern {type windows from floor to ceiling. Celaloom, a fabric which does not shrink, stretch or fade, is fashioned into traverse curtains in pale yellow from floor to ceiling. The walls are in deep olive green and the floor carpet is pale chartreuse. The sofa is a slightly lighter green than the carpet with throw cushions of sen, yellow and persimmon stripe, ;

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Hving room is covered with a dark green linen print and the

tic clothes washer, dryer and ironer. There is also a large sorting table. Windows look out to the front and there is an outside en-

trance.

The two-car garage has an overhead door, concrete floor and

are built there for garden tools, and a big greenhouse window on the south helps to start garden plants and grow flowers for winter time in the home. A door

bedmaking. The headboard is tufted ‘turquoise satin and the spreads are striped quilted taffeta In turquoise, dusty-peach and coca brown. Matching taffeta lamp shades are on the vanity lamps, Washable Walls The boy's bedroom looks out upon the garden. It is designed for ease in keeping clean and] neat with emphasis on the boy's hobby—airplanes. There are no rugs, no bedspreads. The walls are washable and the windows are hung with simple sill-length curtains in natural color. The smoke-grey linoleum floor has a red feature stripe. In case of guests, two studio-type beds are arranged in the corner. They make up, army style, with the brilliant red blankets. The bright blue walls are almost covered with official army air maps. The bedrooms have spacious wardrobes and storage space. The bath, which is off the hall, is finished in glass with tile around the recessed tub, The floor is also of tile, The landscaping was planned and executed by James E. Lowry of the Bagle Creek Nurseries. He did the landscaping for both model houses. Both houses were constructed under the supervision of O. D. Smitha, Indianapolis contractor,

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HOLLYWOQOD, Apr. 15 (UP)— The parents of actress Faye Marlowe today announced their daughter will marry Sidney Hyman, New York writer, May 1,

Miss - Marlowe's father, William| day. 18. Bimon, is a local restauratedr.|. FY of themander of

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ASSEMBLER—Col. Will H. Brown applied his motor car “assembly line” know-how fo preparations for the Indianapolis Home Show.

Col. Brown Plays

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Veteran in Charge Of Legion Ceremonies

If the Indianapolis Home Show, which opens: at the Indiana State Fairgrounds at 4 p. m. tomorrow looks like it came off a progressive assembly line, then it will be due to the efforts of Col, Will H. Brown, former motor car manufacturing executive. He will be in charge of the American Legion ceremonies at the opening of the Home Show. Col, Brown was formerly custodian of military property at Technical High School. He was placed in charge of the property in 1931 and was retired in November, 1947. Fits 27,000 Uniforms During that time he estimates that he was responsible for fitting out nearly 27,000 ROTC uniforms to high school students over the city. “However,” says Col. Brown, “I hope those 27,000 boys are not in the market to be fitted out with a house because I am afraid that I cannot accommodate them. : Col. Brown is an Indianapolis institution in himself, He knows every big and little industrial tycoon who made Indianapolis the great city that it is today. He began his career with the

apolis and through a steady progression of events was a major executive in the earlier

industries of this city. Attains Colonel

War I, in which he attained the rank of colonel, he served as

President Woodrow Wilson. ‘Col. Brown, although in good

years of age, is still receiving attractive offers to affiliate with motor car manufacturers of to-

He is a member and past comRobison - Ragsdale

American Legion Post No. 133, Department of Indiana.

Pope Motor Car Co. of Indian-|:

major motor car manufacturing Following his service in’ World| |

chief officer of the liquidation] commission named by the late ;

health and getting close to 80) ¢

ing. They elected H. Williamson Stewart, Indianapolis, president of the league.

Cites Problems

Mr, Stewart is manager of the acoustical division of the Hugh J. Baker Co. He is immediate past president of the Indiana Chapter of the Producers Coun-

In his speech last night, Mr. Armstrong cited the many prob-

the tremendous heat generated by atomic fission.

power to turn the wheels of industry is a definite possibility, although the cost is assumed to be greater than the equivalent amount of coal,” he said.

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“The use of atomic energy to power ships and planes is within the realm of possibility. In the refinement of steel, in studying bearing wear and in agricultural

limited.” Other new officers elected are

Adams, vice presidents; R. K, Zimmerly, secretary, and J. A. Peavey, treasurer. Members of the bgard of directors are W. W. Logan, Dan E. Pierce, H. D. Tousley, Harold Schiele, W. L. Moore and Robert L. Mason. Sidney E. Fentermaker is re-

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