Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 July 1948 — Page 4

Improvement

Plan 12-Room + Addition, Library

Bids for construction of a pub-

lic library and 12-classroom.ad-|

dition to School 26, 1301.E. 16th St., will be sought by the School Board which last night approved a $400,000 bond issue to finance the work. Crowded conditions at. the school have forced half-day sessions for 240 pupils, Virgil Stine-

baugh, superintendent of schools, |’

told the board members. School 26, with 1300 students, has the largest enrollment of any elementary school in the city. A section of the building, built] in 1880, will be razed after the addition is constructed, the superintendent said. Art Teacher Promoted © John Simpson, Technical High School art teacher, was promoted to head of the school’s art department by the board last night. He succeeds Oakley E. Richey, ‘who will continue as a teacher in the department. Lewis Ewing ‘was appointed head of the building trades department at Technical. * The offer of a South Side florist +to buy back the buildings he sold ithe board three years ago was ‘turned down. In 1945 the board, obtaining land for the construction of the ‘mew Manual High School, purchased two houses, a greenhouse ‘and four acres of land from Ed“ward F. Nordholt at 2403-05 “Madison Ave, for $32,000. .The “price included damage for loss (of the location of his businéss. : Refuse $3500 Bid Mr. Nordholt bid $3500 for the buildings. He wanted to use the ‘materials to construct a new busi‘ness nearby. The board decided to advertise for bids on the strucThe board took under advisement a request by the ParentTeachers’ Association of School ‘80, at 920 E. 62d St., for bus serv4ce. for 165 pupils living east of the Monon Railroad tracks. Par--ents contended the tracks en_dangered the safety -of children ‘going to and ‘from school.

Warner Kennedy Dies ‘In Hospital Here

.Bervices for Warner Kennedy, died Saturday in General

Side Chapel. Burial will be in New Crown Cemetery. A lifelong resident here, Mr. Kennedy was 57 and lived at 724% Torbett St. He is by his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy; four brothers, Roscoe,

+ |Agnes Monath, Mrs. Goldie Far- || -

PARTLY CLOUDY AND CLOUDY AREAS

> air : " Ph sru0u1S oar

. {rua

soar worTH o .

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW-—Waeather bureau predicts that cool air from Canada will | travel down info the U, S. tonight, dropping sultry temperatures info the 40's by dawn from Boston to Virginia, in the Ohio Valley, along the e weather with thundershowers will continue. Showery weather is expected from the Gulf Coast through the: Great Plains. The cool spell forecast for the Ohio Valley and the northeast will continue through Thursday as the high area near Michigan drifts toward the Atlantic.

cry, “.

SIF & 4.

AIR

ha FLOW V//////A RAIN

SHOWERS Gor? OMZILE &F THUNDER

STORMS

reat Lakes and in the Dakotas, In the South, torrid

Richard Walton Dies: Here at 73

Richard Walton, for years a | bicycle and lawnmower repair-! man here, died today at his home, t 345 Lincoln St. He was 73. Born in Orange County, nek lived here 50 years, entering the bicycle repair business at 918 Virginia Ave. During the past 25 years he had operated his Shop| at home. He leaves his wife, Mrs. Sadie| Walton, and 33 descendants. They. are three’ daughters, Mrs. |

{Townsdend, who died in her home,

Mrs. Ida A. Townsend

Dies in Home Here Services for Mrs. Ida Alice

14290 Carrollton: ‘Ave, yesterday after a year’s illness, will be held in Thornburg “Funeral Home in Farmland. Burial will be in Farmland.

rington and Mrs. Lela Welty; two sons, Theodore Walton; 18 grandchil-|neral Home, with burial in Washdren and 10 great grandchildren.

Mrs. Townsend lived in Indianapolis 15 years. Mrs. Crystal Barclay, 614 ‘N. East St, her ral |d8UShter, survives, .

(Advertisement) Hemorrhoids—Get ; Relief Now

Millions of sufferers in the last 40 years have found a way to fast relief from pile irritation. They use a delightful cooling soothing astringent formula — Peterson's

Ralph, Lafayette and Olander Kennedy, and four sisters, Mrs. Naomi Cox, Mrs. Viola Sikes, Mrs. Margaret H ns and Mrs,

Ointment. No ‘wonder one sufferer writes, “The irritation and smarting were relieved and 1 slept all night. Peterson's Ointment is

udgi Bissheth Floyd, all of Indianap- marvelous.” 35¢ and 80c, all drug-

THE

gists. Be delighted or a 4 b

KALAMAZOO0’S

Seupecstee!

KALAMAZOO

Supersteel

FURNACE Regular Price

20” Size

*163

THE SET OF MINNEAPOLISHONEYWELL

CONTROLS $37.50

TOTAL VALUE BOTH ...

OF THE *200.50

WH OUR STOCK 1 63

36 MONTHS TO PAY

OF 25 LASTS

See for yourself , .

. Torrid-steel, “submerged”

welded so joints are twice as strong, seams

absolutely leakproof. fuel. Huge all-fuel lar. other features. appointments. Free heating system,

New. safety-cleanout door .

Selective hot blast saves grate. Triple-clinch eol-.-many

Install now and avoid dis-

inspection of your old

The Minneapolis-Honeywell Set of CONTROLS Consists of ® ELECTRIC JANITOR

CONTROL

BOTH for the PRICE

Services will be at 3 p. m. FriWesley F. Walton and|/day at the G. H. Herrmann Fu-

ington Park.

ee JULY SPECIAL!

Aluminum Steel

VENETIAN BLINDS

12 MONTHS TO PAY

3-Day Delivery

Square Foot

No Installation Charge—Free Estimates

All custom-built blinds, guaranteed to fit perfectly. Quality materials. Easy to clean... Will not chip. Warp-proof, fireproof. Easy to operate. Choice of tape colors.

Installed by Experts—Call for Further Information!

Aero Venetian Blind Co.

722 8. East St—MArket 1917; Eves. IRvington 6607

FURNACE PLUS

_A Complete Set of MINNEAPOLISHONEYWELL

CONTROLS

UHIHITI HRI nnInanuEuaN

FURNACE ALONE!

COMPARE THESE FEATURES

“Steel-Ring"™ Radio. tor, welded inl piece. Longer five travel

Fingertip Shaker works on 3 big

PHIRI EN EH EE TERI LIRR

Giant Stee! Drom

into one piece of tough “Torridetesl.”

8 T= 85

Welded-On Front, Absolutely leak. proof. Ash and fre doors precision fitted.

CALL US FOR FREE ESTIMATE aL ben ING.

= Cox W. Maryland $1. LL 8811

dirsoe Cowie)

EVENING PHONE BL. 5639

Vacation Fashions: for Lager Women

Duco Dots ‘on Romaine Sheers

Styled in

HALF SIZES to fit the mature figure!

\ Slenderizing style § with straight tiered skirt, plain V neck. In black with white fan design. Sizes 18% to.24%.

Cool Dark Dresses Are Smart |

Your indispensable dark sheers to wear now and into Fall. most important occasions, perfect for your vacation wardrobe! Both styles in black sheer Romaine crepe with white duco designs, Half sizes 181% to 2435. Not sketched one style in Size 46 to 52.

Dressy enough for your

FASHION DRESSES—Downstairs at AYRES’

Sal 7

SHOE

Black or Brown Kid Gypsy Tie

$7.95

Good looks, fine quality, extra comfort . . . that's what makes these “American Girl” Gypsy ties the favarites of so many women! The famous name assures you of exellent workmanship and outstanding value at a modést price. Sizes 4 to 10, AAA to E widths. Black and brown.

FASHION SHOES—Downstairs at AYRES

V-neck style with bow trim, smart peplum over @ straight skirt. In black with white flower design. Sizes

18% to 24%. $5.98

Remember AYRES’ New ‘Phone Number . . . FR. 411!

Beautiful Daytime Sheers

“Real Silk” N ylons

51.0 es,

( 1 rregulars )

Lovely “Real Silk” nylon stockings . . . exelusive with us in Indianapolis! Only slightly imperfect, the tiny imperfections will not mar the appearance nor the wear of the stockings. Daytime Sheers are 45 gauge, 30 denier . . . sheer yet durable. Sizes 8% to 11 in popular Summer colors. a

* w

HOSIERY—Downstairs at AYRES

’

WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1048 WEDNE : FF

BUTTON ATTACHN

CHA

401-5 E en cmm—

. REA TIIAAEAAI IAS ALAASAAE LEAR IAEA RELEASES AAA ELLER LEAR EAL AAN ASN RAGE LARA EAA ELAS LANA SEALE EARN EARNS an ENN tNane Eau nt aan EuARe NAAR SEAL EEAROnaa aren neat rua e tna e ane ne nuns ns anes asd itUEINIRERRERaREnRREEnN ON Ier nanan LR RANY ERRRREROROERENEEEARSRRE RS IOERNERIEEREIEIOEEREIRRIE EIRENE LIRRNIIREINE

Lifetime rubb

Dulas save!

Uo. R LO

2 ft. Wide

FREE