Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 February 1950 — Page 4

go ~~ Public Housing Ordinances

Construction, Realty Interests Fear Effect

Of Low-Rental Units

By LARRY STILLERMAN . Passage tomorrow of three public housing ordinances may diJute the private housing boom with caution. It may hurt speculative building. This is the contention of local real estate and building interests. -They oppose public housing as much as they push for decontrol of rents + The fear is not so much that puolic housing will invade Indian~ apolis, but how many units will be constructed. = Ordinances. up for final consideration before City Council to- ; morrow concern federal sid for * “erection of 2000 low-cost rental units here, 1s there a need for 2000 units? How is this need justified? “Private Building Hinderéd? | Why should private enterprise! risk capital” and experience to compete with the federal government? Will public housing plans . for Indianapolis halt extensive! blueprints for private home con- | ._Struction here? These are questions local build- | ing interests want answered. They

nances sponsored by the Indianapolis Public Hqusing. Authority. Harry V. Wade, IPHA presiderit, will have to answer these! questions, IPHA, rattling the timbers of local home ‘construction, is asking for approval of: ONE: A preliminary budget of $5545 to extend its operations. TWO: An application to Public ‘Housing Administration seeking

“of 1000 units here this year, THREE: A co-operative agree-

for the proposed projéct. Sees §10.5 Million Cost . Mr. Wade has previously explained. that $70,000 of the re-

determine type of housing to be . erected - here. The federal grant :will also be used to pay for ac- ~. + quisition of -sites. ; He's said the maximum cost of

two years will cost about $10.5 million. This is based upon the

ifor each room will be $1750. Proposed three-room units would hit maximum

Mr. Wade has also said his local housing survey shows that

‘living in sub-standard homes] »would be cared for in this project. 5 But he'll have to “explain all

of the Construction League. Mr, . Abrams will represent local Hilding interests. ! Mr. Abrams questions the ef- : fectiveness of three units for large families with low incomes, “These are the families who will } use low-cost public housing,” Mr. | - Abrams contends. “Large families meed more space than three rooms.

at $1750 per-room- and - expect to! put up 2000 units of ‘more than} three rooms. If “they construct] “units of more than three rooms, | "IPHA won't be able to meet the 2000 mark and keep under the . proposed $10.5 million top expenditure,” he says. i He warns indicriminate ap-| proval of an “inaccurate” num-| ber of units for local public’ hous- | {ing will halt private housing eon- | struction here. Builders won't be! able to compete with the government, he reinterates. Plan New School =~ Less controversial ordinances |

clude the annexation of 4.6 acres | from W. 16th to W, 18th Sts. be.twesn. Centennial St. and Tibbs! Ave. Erection of a ptiblic school is Janned on this Jana it an-|

Early this week will be the best time for personi who want to| ‘obtain ideal seat locations for The Times Ice-O-Rama to get their tickets at The Times offices, 214 W. Maryland St. Although over-the-counter ticket sales opened last Wedneaday,| there are choice locations available in all sections of the Coliseum, Ww where the show will be aged) 00 A T Feb, 23. While box #eats on the north sides have heen sold out; there are-boxes-availlablefor che east end, which is opposite the

“ ment-with- the Council to waive| 138% “There slso-are patque

services chairs available on both sides and taxes and provide city the east end, as well as good mez-

zanine seats on the pides and the east end, ‘Prices are:

$350,000 for initial construction and south

chairs, quested $350,000 will be spent to Side Mezzanine, 85 cents;

End Mezzanine, 80 cents. include tax, served, A Proceeds from the two-hour Joe extravaganza will go to the Inerecting 2000 units ih the next tantile Paralysis Fund. Costumes already completed by Roosevelt Banquet : the costume committee and moth{PHA ruling that top expenditure, 0" \ ticipants indicate that the costumes in this year's production -will be more elaborate than any seen in the last three Times Ice-O-Ramas,

oly 4.2 per cent of famfilies| FASHION SHOW SET Me-De-Phar Guild will sponsor| a fashion show next Friday at!dent, will preside, 7:30 p.m;

$1.20;

in-- Crispus

Carolyn Anne Watters, 3928 Washington Bivd., is an lce-O-Rama regular who has graduated to a principal role in the Feb. 23 Infantile Paralysis Hoy in the Fairgrounds Coliseum,

Good Seats Still Available; || mins renee werms Mail in Your Order Soon Times Annual Skating Extravaganza To Be Held in Coliseum, Feb. 23

By ART WRIGHT

1000 to Attend Gen. Marshall Dinner

have

Box and Parquet

North and South not

Prices dlana National All seats are re-

Young Democrats Set

Young Democratic

kins as the chief speaker, Charles V.

o HIT (ifend] f Rich

- FOR MEN AND WOMEN

IN EFFECTIVE SPEAKING, SALESMANSHIP

This Course

~AND-HUMAN RELATIONS

ne CARNEGIE and RICHARD BORDEN text asks. used...

throughout the course.

Mote than 1000 reservations been made for the Gen. George C, Marshall dinner meeting on Thursday D. W. Alexander, chairman of the invitations committee, announced yesterday.! All reservations must be made] later than tomorrow. The| East meeting, which will be in the In-| Guard Motor | Armory, i8 being held by the Red| Cross and is open to the public, !

Chub of Wayne County will hold a Roosevelt Banquet at 6:30 p. m, Wednes- | day at the Leland Hotel in Rich-| mond with Lt, Gov. John Wat-

Livengood, presiOthe¢ officers Attucks are Bettey Allen of ‘Hagerstown, { ‘over again to Marshall Abrams/auditorium. Proceeds will go for vice president; Pat Kutter of Hag-| a blood bank refrigerator for e GéderabiHospital.

INC REASE YOUR INCOME MeCammon Course

erstown, seqretary, and Bob Rogd, treasurer.

to be considered tomorrow in-| :

Approved New Class Starts or G. I. Tuesday Night, Training Fob. 1, 1950 You Are Welcome fo 614s P. M. Attend the First ; Three Weeks Without Cost WASHINGTON . HOTEL

Call or Write

BERT OC. McCAMMON

Former Class Director Dale Carnegle Institute

BERT C. MeCAMMON,_ “1001 '€. 58th St.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS "TIMES _-

Brown leather

soles, Sizes 8% Specially -priced

good no-mark rubber

Boys’ Regular $2.98

- OXFORDS 1 59]

with

to 2. at—

_en’s and Children's GALOSHES Were $1.98, Sizes broken.

A good buy if

we have your

$700

"1 Lot of Wem- °

STORE-WIDE

SALE

Men's 40%

down, Dark patterns.

SIZES 34 to 44

Top Coats made of

wool and 60% gabardine with all wool zipout lining, also wool Lans-

Blankets

Size T2x84-In,

rayon

Rayon satin binding. Real warmth in these quality blankets. Choice of solid ‘ colors — while 26 last.

A famous brand of nationally advertised hose, we are not permitted to use the maker's name. All nylon from

top to toe.

Populars for. weap now

STORE HOURS: DALY, 8 8:30 to o SAT. 8:30 fo 6PM.

REDUCTION IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

_SUNDAY, IEE

INFANTS WEAR |

Odds and ends of At—— legging sets, sweaters, dresses, etc. Soiled from display.

$139

Sturdy 8-02. denim blue jeans for boys and girls, Sus. pender straps, Sizes 1 to 6.

‘Regular $7.95 Value |

Reg. $14.95, $16: 5.0519 95 Girls’

Out they go to make room for new spring goods, ‘Sensational savings in these all wool coats and coats with matching slacks, . Buy for now and next winter. «Sizes 4-6 and 7-12. Assorted styles and colors,

Full Fashion

Nylon Hose

Hand Picked Seconds of Higher

Girls’ Dress Clearance $795

60 Girls’ Cotton Dresses

Reg. $2.08 and $3.98. Sizes 7 to 12.

40 Girls’ Rayon Taffeta Dresses

Reg. $4.08 and $5.98. Sizes 7 to 12,

60 Girls’ and Pre-Teen Cotton Dresses

Reg. $3.98 to $5.98. Plaid ginghams and solids, Sizes 7 to 12, 10 to 14.

.80. Pre-Teen and of

~“ Tean-Age Dresses Reg. $5.98 and $7. 9s. Rayons and cottons,

90 Pre-Tean and Teen Age Dresses

Reg. $798 to $10.98. Corduroys, wools and cottons. Included are

‘Women’s : 1.98 Lace ¥ Trimmed |

CREPE SLIPS

On Sale Monday — Oy MT

$1587

White, pink, blue and maize rayon crepe slips, V top _style with pretty laces at top and bottom." Buy several of these for Valentine gifts. , Sizes

-4-27x27-inch flan-

Girdles and Pantie Girdles Reg. $2.98 & $3.98 ;

Girdles ridiculously low priced. Slightly soiled. Sizes 25 to. 30.

(12) Women's Beacon Robes

Reg. $3.98 51 00

Sizes 48 to 50 only. Soiled.

Girls" -Hat-and Knit Headwear Orig. $1.98 & $2.98 Clearance of felt hats and wool knit headwear,

Oufing Flannel Diapers Seconds of $2.39 . 1 99 nelette diapers—

Quality. hemmed ready for use. dos.

$700

Crib Blankefs

Quality CW 00 36x50 inch | size $ "9 with rayon satin

binding. Solid colors.

| white and maize.

Wool Boolee Seis

New shipment of 51 98

these nice quality sets. - Pink, blue,

w Women's Belfer Dresses Reg. $5.98 & $7.98. Rayon crepe, ray- $ 9 on faille and frost ; ? prints, Broken

fTWater repellent

sizes for misses and women.

(25) 1-Piece Snow Suils Reg. $4.98 & $5.98.

poplins and wool top fleeces. Sizes 2 to 4.

(33) 1-Piece Snow Suifs And Fleece Sets. Reg. $7.95 5 to $10.95 'Btyles for boys and girls. Some $H00 soiled from display. Sizes 2 to 4.

and on into spring. Bizes 8% to 10%. Jumpers. Sims 10°49 18, 32 to 40. - Scranton Lace Beacon “Sheet White Outing Hope Bleached “CURTAINS || BLANKETS || FLANNEL MUSLIN [5 2 Yds. 15 In. Long 2%¢ Inches Wide. 25c¢ Value 38 Inches Wide. 385¢ Value.

$100.

18 to 14.

Reg. $3.98 to $5.98. Whites and colors. from display. Broken sizes

$300]

E 84 pr.

19:

large sizes,

and seconds.

DRESS PRINTS.

Cmiiastasemoei —nexhd. ; THe date for the third public. --+ heaping. on - rent .decontrol - will alse» be set." The Council is ex-| ~——— pectéd to hold-the-mext hearing = ~ by Fen.a%.. x

(fdinances scheduled for intro- | du include several for pref- | 'eremtial street markings, sale of! 40 Street lights, parking limita-| tiods, rezoning and annexation

federal funds for blueprinting three sewer projects. - | Am ordinance. granting free palling at 36 8. Pennsylvania

St. or special Veterans Admin-

" pected to be passed under sus-|! pension of rules. The ordinance would give a 40foot space between parking met.er zones in front of the CenJus Bldg. for exclusive use by legic patients. who have doy one or both legs. VA win : fen parking of cars. of cars.

Local Middy Will will 3

Visit at West Point Midshipmen Jack D, Brown, USNA, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Brown of 3630 N. Sherman Dr., will visit the United States, Military Academy, West Point, ‘along with 120 fellow midshipmen | from the Naval Academy at Ann-| apolis, Md. During their four-day stay at. West Point the ‘midshipmen will carry out the normal routine of the cadets. Purpose of the exchange visits is to maintain a high degree of understanding between the two services.

Quick Relief fot Stomac Acid Pe Pain

14 the flery burnin of

of 1nd and a resolution seeking |”

istration medical patients is ex- §

sedin attention given FINE FABRICS COLLARS — CUFFS BUTTONS, etc.

QUALITY DRY, CLEANING at

REASONABLE PRICES

ANNOUNCING our | I NEW SPECIALIZED |

SHIRT LAUNDRY ~ SERVICE . ...

WE CORDIALLY INVITE YOUR INSPECTION oF OUR - COMPLETE MODERN CLEANING PLANT : OUR LARGE DRIVE-IN * AFFORDS PLENTY OF FRONT DOOR PARKING SPACE

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| BEDSPREADS

Ready to hang, Scranton Colorful plaid cotton sheet Soft, fleecy white outing “Hope” bleached nationally lace pairs, lacy weaves, all- blanket. Choice of colors, flannel. Ideal for infants’ known muslin, soft finish, over designs. first quality. wear, no filling. : 35¢ Quality Fancy “Reg. $2.98 Chenille 44-In. Curtain

- MATERIAL

{WASH CLOTHS

150 Values

Tub-fast cotton dress prints; large selection of colorful

patterns. § cheni

Chenitie; full bed size spread: White ground with colorful

Quality curtain material Choice of plain marquisetts in cream color, also dotted

lle work. While 27 last. marquisette. 2 to 10 yards,

Heavy weight § cloths—colorful Loci Mh aa, ‘terns in five talors ! first

quality, Made of “gray

Men's Work Shirts :

99-

Blue chambray Sanforized ‘six button front, button down pockets, full cut body, Sizes 14% to 17,

Men's Tee Shirts

Combed cotton, white, close fitting

collar, wing sleeves, long body. Sizes - 8, M, L.

$1.39 Value Special

Special 59% Value :

“CANNON” BLEACHED

><SHEETS |

® Snow White Bleached

® First Quality

| Men's Union Suits |

_ Cotton rib, medium weight, long sleeve, ankle length. Sizes 36 to 42.

J and tan gabar dine. Sizes 34 to * $25 value,

“WE Value

Made of cape‘skin leather. Rayon lined. Sizes 36 to 44.

$739

® Choice of Sizes : at Savings :

Es 7 - $14 84

$2.29 Regular 81x99 1 89

1 Full Size SHEETS $2.39 Regular 81x108 Extra Size SHEETS

$2.98 Rollaway

PL Chest

On casters, 40” long, 22 by 22.

$1.79

$2.98 Folding '}

Clothes Dryer

A 98

3 se Sections 32 feet of drying

Four

5-Pc. Card Table Set

‘chairs with red leatherette padded seat. Chairs can be used as desk or extra dinner. chair. leatherette top folding style.

Cotton and rayon, plain colors, reinforced sole, high spliced heel, Sizes 10 to 12.

Made of popl

warmly $5.95 value,

Men's Sox

Value brown and na

Sizes 30 to $5.95 value.

walnut finished wood = folding

Card table reinforced

25] 5%

26” by 14". ts.

ized gray cove also moleski Sizes 6 to 18. $2 value, a

Ironing Board

15x54 knotless top, 3 leg. Easy to open style.

$2.98 Rubber Door Mat

Built-up sturdy |

plaid lining green,

-Wool, coat style: blue and gra

$3.98 din

"Men's Jackels : $308

Men's Work Panis -

Made of heavy |

and gabardine, lined.

blue corduroy. 42.

4 8izes 38 to” 4“.

Girls" -25¢ fo 35¢ Anklefs Plain colors and fancy tops, mostly First

10¢

Women's 25¢ Handkerchiels Large ‘size sport prints, gay color-“§-Tul patterns: Neati” ly finished “edges.

10:||

Sng

Men's Leather Jackets

"10°

squ

Men's Work Panis

Made of sanfor-

rt §

Dibra

Made = MjF" Join

poplin with cotton S$ in blue and

tan. Sizes 6 to 16. $5.00 value.

Men's Sweaters

Made of 100%

5 3

__(18) Girls’ Chenille Robes | |

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Tim ~ BLOOMI? Police last r leads” in th : mysterious molesting™

and childre month. Detective « Parks paid “was ata sf partment ¢ two suspect Latest vi was a 23-ye was scratch both arms . stepped out. her home. “Two oth . gcratched, 1 January, O Indiana Un other a mir

Many

Many Blo “children rej from the made no—ot victims exc he grabbed Police ha , determine Vv 2were made « with a weap Parks. + “The scra like he usec : said. “They The depa “able to obit: . of the mole strikes ear usually jus

Parks said.

METERS P SEYMOU!

parking me

. selves in ab Treasurer |

toddy as he

, session by t "By terms * half of the day went f ‘Meter Co., applied on t - price, The other the city, w expenses, I y+ maintenanc patrolmen :

_.._ penses of 1]

. installation lights,

FARE CHA FT. WAY ~tion seekin weekly ‘pass I structure w + Ft. Wayne « Public Serv dianapelis.

! The prese ~three-for-a«

* five-cent s ; transfer wi _ the petition Donald H

€ “itable pass »ing for gen PSC set ting on the gstudy of t { made.

‘Kills 3 Dies 1

Victim | And S

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— his wife, A

‘law, Mrs. 1 : his - sisterRuziak, abc Sgt. Rob

sn working on

“Mr. Slechts women and ccide by fling s wheels of ; the highway 1 house. 2 No 2 When th § Ruziak ho: £body Bf Sle Sing room 4 beaten abot and her th 2 In the fr #len Ruziak’s ithe bed, he <claw-hamm 1 Mr. Slech “law had fo

mmediately

iCharles

Riles Tor ' Services an,City fa empl

% “Church. Bu

“Crown Cem Mr, Coler his home, $ ative of T ‘in Indianap ‘a member