The Indianapolis times., 1930-04-01
CITY SCIENTIST
ONLY NEGRO AT
CHICAGO PARLEY
A. H. MaIoney Is Speaker at
Conference of Notable
Men.


Federation of American Societies for
Experimental Biology March "a to 29
at Billings hospital University of
Chicago.
The federation is composed of the
American Association of Biological
Chemistry, American Association of
Pathology, American Association of
Physiology and the American As
sociation of Pharmacology and Ex-
perimental Therapeutics.
DR.. Maloney attended as a repre-
sentative of the pharmacological
laboratory of the University of
Wisconsin, and delivered an address
Saturday morning on Studies on
Respiratory StimulantS and Depres-
SAINTS" representing results OBJ
tained by him in his research lab
oratory.
DR.. Malone is the only Negro who
attended these sessions of repreSen-
tative American scientists and is the
first to have addressed the A1neri-
can Association of Pharmacology
and Experimental Therapeutics. His
report will be distracted in the of
flclal Journal of his association.
Unemployment Discussed
"What is Indiana doing for its
unemployed? Is the city of Indian
apolis less concerned about the
acuteneSS of this terrible situation
as it affects the various groups?"
These were questions asked by the Rev.
NJ. w. Clair Jr., pastor Of Simpson M. E.
church. who recently returned from Gin
cinnati where he learned that special ap-
propriations made by the city for the un-
employed were being spent to clean pub
lie buildings. churches and such institu-
tions as we're without immediate funds to
have such work done.
'It appears stated Mr.. Clair, "that
our city might hit upon some such plan
for temporary comfort Of thousands of
men Of this city who may not be for
tunate in getting Jobs "until June" as
suggested by Haywood Broun recently in
The Indianapolis Times
Invitations have been issued by the
Jolly Bachelor Girls for a spring dance
at Walker Casino Friday night. Miss
Bessie M. Downey is president. Members
include Miss Lois Stth. Mrs. Gertrude
Martin. Mrs. Ina Black. Miss Beulah Ber-
nard. Miss Ruth Edelen. Dorothy N. Han
ley. Miss Edythe Ward and Mrs. Mildred
M. Reesburg
Officers Are Named
Meeting of the general committee for
promotion of vocational opportunity
week was held at Phyllis Wheatley Y w
C. A. and the following we're elected Of
f1cers: The Rev. H. L. Herod, chairman;
DR.. G. H. Mills, vice-chairman; M. E.
Smith. secretary; Miss Irene Harris. in
charge of publicity; Miss May B. Belcher.
program, and Lionel F. ArtiS, speakers
| bureau.
Plans call for an intensive campaign
during the week of April 20 among Negroes
of the city. Sponsors include Omega
Psi Phi. Alpha, Kappa Alpha Psi
| fraternities: Delta Sigma Theta. Alpha
Kappa Alpha and Sigma Gamma Rho
sororities; Flanner House. Monday Lunch
con Club. Interdenominational Ministerial
! Alliance. Y. w. and Y. NJ. C. A.
Bernard r. White. IA, Of 213s Highland
Place son of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
White. won first prize Sunday afternoon in
the preliminary state international rela-
tionS oratorical contest in Hollenbeck
Hall.
White. Crispus Attucks student, will
represent Indianapolis in the final state
contest April 49, He won a gold medal
Sunday for his address on Shall the
United States Accept the Root Formula
for Entrance Into the World Court
Scholarships to Be Given
Three college scholarships and $3.50 in
prizes are to be awarded to winners in
the state finals.
Judges who decided the contest Sunday
were j. j. Haramy Indiana Central college;
Mrs. Eugene Fife. Butler university and
Miss Mae BeIcher, secretary Phyllis Wheat
ley branch Y. w. c. A.
Attorney Henry j. Richardson Jr. was
the commencement speaker at School AZ
night school exercises Friday night in
the auditorium.
Seven hundred people heard the ad-
dress. Preparedness and Opportunity" by
Richardson, who was introduced by E.
w. Diggs, principal.
Commencement exercises OF Lewis
Business college were held Friday night
at Bijou Gardens in Bethel avenue. Mrs.
Violet T. Lewis is principal
DR.. S. A. Furniss delivered the COM
meraement address. Special guests in
cluded employers of former Lewis college
graduates. Graduates included Hattie Mae
Alensworth. Clara Boyd. Bennie Logan.
Juanita Smith, Lolether Allen, Lucille
WEIGH. Bennie McLaren. Virginia Grigsby
and Elizabeth Hamilton.
Miss Bessie Holloway read the class
prophecy.
Osborne to Speak
DR.. Benjamin A. Osborne will address
the Democratic Club at the Lincoln hotel
tonight.
Christian Mems Booster Club of the m
Stitutional A. NJ. E. church discussed
plans for establishing industries for the
unemployed at meeting in the Citizens
Life building. Fred Starks is president.
Fourth Ward Colored Republican Won-
ans League is to meet Friday night.
April 4, with Mrs. George Ferguson. 29S5
indianapolis avenue. Mrs. Ora LockIear
is president and Mrs. Agnes Booth Allen
is secretary.
Donors day is to be celebrated with
benefit dinner by members of the Alpha
AAS-AAN CScAOs AI4u4oQdy HlRHL. ADTll lU.
Mrs. Claude c. White is chairman of the
committee. The public is invited.
Pioneers and Friendly Indians Of the
Y. M. c. A. opened the first of a series
Of features for spring vacation with hike
to Colbert. three miles south Of the city.
Monday. Members of the Hi and Girls
Reserves Clubs viii hike to Colbert
Wednesday morning.
Scoutmasters and troops of the Central
district will have a Merit Booth in car
pentry at Tomlinson hall during the scout
exhibition Friday and Saturday.
Scoutmasters in charge of plans are
william P. Walker Macklin Martin. Will
liam Brooks. R. K. Smith. Ray Gaskin.
Marimon Hansbury. o. A. Johnson. Ed
ward White and Fred Roper. examiner in
carpentry. Parents and friends are urged
to attend the exhibit
Call Religious Conference
A week of religious conferences has
been planned by Phyllis Wheatley Y. w.
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