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of & class of four. Then off to Earlham at Rich- problem 't | Times, daily and Sunday 1s NOW mond for a year, and up to the big school, Purdue, critical 1 BEE MORE REAL ESTATE to study agriculture, . ! Seen any of her paintings: so Ii, \g'sp,, ever before. Turn now can't compare her relative masAfter Purdue he went to Kentucky to work on ¥ltery of two arts to the classified columns for a the extension staff of the University of Kentucky . -_ a _— i A a singer, however, Miss Wide selection of homes for sale. with boys and girls clubs, then back on the staff: . M. L Hall se wi Morris provides a melancholy fl- ¥ of Purdue, following the same vein of thinking. Over 400,000, and we're on the way. lustration of what can happen to mee LATE SHOW! And all the while he remembered the land and... ... today for the middle class buyer is the an excellent—e ven beautiful— Last Stage Show .,. | © what it was for, and he was pressed by the urge to three bedroom, two-bath, ranch type. He builds voice through insensitive teaching At 12130 A. M. set out on his own. And so to Indianapolis he came pom makes them fit into the landscape, like the/and bad vocal habits. and went into real estate with a bank. : trees and the fences, and the coral sun, back on : un» In black October of 1030, with an associate the farm. |. FROM the outset of yesterday's

from the bank, H. L. Hottel, he set up shop as a realtor. He and Mr. Hottel had $150 a piece, quite a wad for. 1930. .

Success From Start

Right off they made money, at first enough to live on, then more, in their offices at 129 E. Market St, now the Fidelity Trust Co. building. "They did brokerage and insurance, property management, farms and selling. The management end of the business put butter on their bread. It was always there. It always paid. In 1935 with the depression thawing, they took on the exclusive agency for the Prudential Life Insurance Co., doing a mortgage business. In 1837, they started the Meridian Farm Service Co. to handle farm loans and sales. It was then that businessmen rushed into the country to buy “security farms.” Many sold later. By 1936, Mr. Hall found his place secure. He was elected president of the influential Indianapolis Real Estate Board. And today he is serving his second term as president of the hustling, bustling Marion County Residential Builders. With his firm, resolute voice, the straight look in his eyes, and his ability to organize, he had won both the confidence of the shelter industry wand the community. As example, he was chosen to build the “Ideal House” for the Electrical Home Exposition last fall. It was his own ideal house, the fruit of years of vision, ripening into brick and plaster, wood and concrete, He started to build houses in 1940. The depression housing shortage had piled up demand, and he was ready. Even when the war came, he continued to build through War Production Board priorities to house war workers. “People always want houses,” he says, “and we try to sell then the house they want and need, not the biggest one always.” He thinks ahead. The house

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“The biggest development in view is that of recital, it was evident that Miss automatic heating through stored heat, either from Morris would not conquer hery coal, oil, gas or from the sun,” he says. He has tremolo, even when singing ‘soft. kept up with experiments of Massachusetts Insti- The tremolo, in such a song as tute of Technology. He's bullish on the town. “There's a saying la gentile,” was so pronounced as that when a city passes 400,000, it is on its way to suggest that Miss Morris was fast to a much bigger metropolitan population,” he trying to sing duets with herself. says, “And that's where Indianapolis is today.” Earlier, in Scarlatti’s “Se Florindo| "He's a family man. He married Mabel Binford/e fedele,” the tremolo conflicted) of Hancock County, and they have four children, | with the florid melody in a some-| Phyllis Ann, a Purdue graduate who is now Mrs.|times painful manner, Joe Gage, a son, William, Purdue senior in civil ” engineering; Jack B., Purdue junior in mechanical sing was “Dich, teure Halle,” from) engineering, and Richard, a Shortridge freshman. ‘Tannhaeuser,” though even) They live in 5250 N. Delaware St, With his partner, Mr. Hottel, he runs not one vibrato should have been throttled business but a network, carefully linked to serve down for that small auditorium. every phase of shelter. hey X 4: The basic company is Hall-Hottel Co. then come the Meridian Mortgage Co., the Meridian who also was heard in a group, Construction Co., the Meridian Farm Service Co., [of solos. the Meridian Finance Co., the Colony Realty Co.,! the Carvel Court Corp. and the Lake Maxenhall JAW Ousts Member

Horizons

AT 51, with a rim of gray hair, and 20 people] working in his offices, he rid out to new horizons from the CIO United Auto Workwhere he will fill in old neighborhoods, blueprint ers last night as a “rebel memand build whole new ones. | ber.” . For the surest business, next to eating, is that| Mr. Bolman, a member of the a man must keep warm, out of the sun, and rain, union's Willys-Overland oto and snow. And the best way to conduct that busi-| local, has sued Richard Gosser, ness is to create and sell what the buyer wants, so, UAW international vice president, he’ll never be sorry. It is this simple code which guides the evenkeeled mind of M. L. Hall, plus his energy and| daring foresight, man ‘already busy building tomorrow's new inspiring skylines against the rolling green out| yonder.—By Harold Hartley

and the infinite patience

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Matinee Musicale Recitalist Has More Volume Than Tone

By Henry Butler

Morris in Ayres’ auditorium was something of a disappointment.

Opera Co., sang with more volume than tone. 2"

Suzy Frelinghuysen, Miss

Morris as 'a singer poses a home that is. your OWN! The

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The best thing I heard her

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Miss Morris had adequate pian-|

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Miss Morris, dramatic soprano of the New York City have became angry when she re{vorce, She sald Mr. Wood broke

Known also as an abstract painter under the name of a promise to.give her the home. Wood charged she took $25, in bonds from his safety deposit box, and used $21,000 to buy § the yacht,

You treasure every stone in a

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