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Three Combine] To Put Beauty In Homescape

Two Veterans, One

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Two veterans of Indianapolis | Home Shows and one newcomer | planned the architecture and landscape for this year's exhibition at the State Fair Grounds. | Veterans are Richard Bishop, general architectural supervisor for the show, and James Maschmeyer, who supervises landscape architect on the job. Edson L. Nott is the newcomer. He collaborated with Mr. Bishop on layout and design for the pit, showplace for the model house, and laid out garden plots and the

LIVING, 1951—This is the

unique backdrop for the garden display house of the year. Smoothly compact, but incorporating an

of the Midwest Town and Country area of 18,050 square feet, the |

house. structural, In a state which is leaning heavily toward homes offer-

Mr. Bishop has designed houses| ing “outdoor living" this house b

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Home Show. Worked in 1047 . A member of the Home Show Helped Build oard of directors several times, og Maschmeyer was landscape Model Home architect for the 1947 Home Show. He's associated with Maschmeyer Nurseries. ; ; Mr. Nott, landscape architect for the Department of Engineering, Indiana Department of Con-| servation, for 13 years, made the Brown County scene backdrop for the display house garden. It's a mounted enlargement of a photograph taken in Brown County from a high point looking over a valley. The picture was taken by|™ Frank Wallace, director of the|§ Division of Entomology. It stands 6's; feet high and is 10 feet wide. Giving the illusion of an actual] gcene, the mounted picture is; flanked by trees and shrubbery. It hangs in a frame 30-40 feet from the porch and appears as a, vista cut through trees at the top| ¥ of a hill, providing effective views Belt from porch or living room. : : non closing of the Home Show, Ben Olsen, Builder Apr. 29, the picture will be dis-| ARMY and Navy joined to help played in the new building of the Ben Olsen Jr. build the 1951 Home State Department of Conserva-\g, or del house.

tion. Mr, Olsen's staff was mainly

veterans. They're ‘regulars’ on Latest Developments rn In Lighting on Display | . » i Latest developments in school] TWO ARE BROTHERS—Norand home-study lighting are on display by the Indianapolis Power an SE, foreman, and & Light Co. at the Indianapolis no yberg. Home Show. | Other workers were James P. Research has shown that im- Hynds, assistant foreman, M. L proved lighting enables one in Young, R. A. Moore, E. E. Botkin,

four children with defective vi-: . sion to see better and reduces the M. P. Wamsley and W. Bochel.

handicap under which they labor Ty v to keep Ty with their classes. Booklet Gives Tips It hag been estimated that as i many as 25 per cent of school age On Care of Oak Floors children have defective vision. If you are planning to build a Good lighting also acts as a new home or modernize an old preventive measure in guarding one, you may find helpful inforschool pupils against eye strain. mation on flooring in a free bookHalf the utility display will be let now available, devoted to modern schoolroom| Titled “Oak Floors for Your lighting techniques, and the other Home,” the booklet contains tips half to improved “home work” on selection, installation, finishlighting. ing and care of oak floors. A free Home lighting advisers of the copy can be obtained by writing] utility will staff the exhibit and/the Oak Flooring Information will act as consultants on light- Service, 221 N. LaSalle St., Chiing problems. cago 1, Ill

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Infrared cooking lamps, to replace ordinary coil-wire heating

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ANY of the things you've dreamed about for the home you'll

have someday are to be found in the all-electric home at the 1951 Indianapolis Home Show. As you move from room to room on your inspection trip, you'll

see evidence on every hand how modern planning puts Electricity

to work for better living. Each Electrie outlet is the doorway through which Reddy

Kilowatt leaps to do your bidding— for lighting, for cleaning, in.

the kitchen, the laundry and utility room.

This wonderful Electric Living can be yours in your own home

today — because Reddy Kilowatt truly is the servant of the century

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per hour per job. In fact, Electric Living can be enjoyed at a cost

of only about 1% of the average family’s expenses. —So enjoy life... live Electrically!

DON’T MISS THE 1951

Manufacturer’s Building —Fairground APRIL 20-29 11 A.M. TO 10:30 P. M.

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