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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
FAR NORTHERN
LANDS OFFER
RESTFUL DAYS
Cruise to Leave New York
June II Will End
on July Is.

The Land of the Midnight Sun
holds many pleasant surprises for
the traveller" states R. A. Kurtz,
manager, travel department, the
Union Trust Company, 12O E. Mar
ket-st.
Summer is the time of the year
when no other countries on earth
are so beautiful as those which
fringe the Arctic circle, and even the
hardened globe trotter will find in
its charm and novelty something
new and entirely different" he says.
A cruise itinerary includes stops
at distant Arctic outposts rarely
visited by ordinary modern vessels:
North Cape, rocky skyscraper of
the vast Arctic; Hammerfest, which
boasts the polar regions as a setting
for its black elder ducks and golden
Goldfish; the majestic Norwegian
fiords, world-famed for their scenic
beauty and the stupendouS grandeur
of the surrounding mountains; two
busy cities of Norway, and the
thriving seaport, G 9TH en- burg,
Sweden. This busting city will be
the travellers introduction to the
charm of Sweden, where peaceful
people offer a hoSpitable welcome to
a land of quiet beauty, distinctive
culture and unsurpassed vacation
and amusement possibilities.
All these lands Of the Vikings are
full of interest, for their historic
and scenic background makes them
a marvellous summer vacation
land; and their accessibility to the
continent enables any one to plan
an itinerary with the charming
Scandinavian countries as start
ing point.
The cruise provides visits to the
interesting ports of the Northland
and, on shipboard, distinctive at
mosphere of Viking charm that is
evident as soon as one crosses the
gangplank. The combination of
glamourous itinerary and the Viking
ship will make never-to-be-for-
gotten vacation experience.
The Viking ship, the Drottning-
holm, will depart from New York
June II, and will return to that port
July Is.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13

Our company went to much time
and expense to make these actual
set-ups. Not satisfied with a paint
manufacturers word for his prod
uct, we conducted our own tests,
which included those for wearing
qualities, for color bleaching and for
clipping.
ANY one who desires may have
these color charts to his most exact
ing specifications. We find that
they are an invaluable aid in show
ing the customer precisely how
painted interior will look after the
job is done
The Aldag Paint Company is the
dealer for a complete line of Lowe
Brothers paints and varnishes. in
GLIDING the famous Nello-Gloss line.
This is a Semi-glOSS finish for in
terror walls and woodwork. The
company also handles the Blue Star
line of medium priced paints, and in
addition has in stock at all times
washable kalsomine, gold leaf and
window glass.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
RELIEF COMMISSION TO
LAUNCH GARDEN CLASS
Canning Also to Be Included in
instruction by Experts.

Qualified teachers in home eco
Monies and agriculture will be fur
niShed to teach classes in garden
ing and canning, which will sup
plant the rural education classes
conducted throughout Indiana this
winter.
The classes will be established by
the emergency education division
of the Governors Commission on
Unemployment Relief, John Dillon
vocational education supervisor, an
nOunCed today.
Each class will be a complete ses-
sional unit. so members will not
need to attend each session to bene-
fit by the program. Lecture and
demonstration methods will be
used. and classes will be held in
homes and gardens. They will be-
gin Monday and will continue until
Oct l.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
NEW LIGHTING
IDEAS SHOWN
Information Offered on Best
Methods of Home
illumination.

A cordial invitation is extended
by the lighting department of the
indianapolis Power ana Light Co. to
its exhibit of all types lamps and
fixtures on display at the Realtors
Home Show during the week.
A complete living room has been
set up and placed about the room
are a number of lamps to give the
most efficient lighting service.
On hand at all times will be
lighting advisers who will be glad
to answer all questions concern
ing home lighting problems.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
Orphans Brought Back

BIZ Times Special
GREENFIELD, April 10. - Five
boys, ranging in age from II to Is,
are back at the Indiana Soldiers
and Sailors Orphans Home near
Knightstown after taking an all
night vacation from the institution.
The boys were strolling casually
on the National Road and were
taken back to the home by a deputy
sheriff.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
Warns Drunken Drivers
By Time Special

By Time Special
KOKOMO, April 13-Drunken
drivers have been warned by Grow
err Bishop, City Court judge, to
stay off the city's streets under
penalty of strong punishment.
Judge Bishop said: 1T is my in
tention to enforce this law fairly.
regardless of who may become vio-
lators. The man who stands COM
paratively high in the esteem of
his neighbors and who stoops to this
menacing practice is even more to
be condemned than others. There
will be no more judgments withheld
in my court on this charge and
every conviction will be followed by
a fine and suspension of the driv-
er'S license for a year"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
belong 10.
Charles : Burns, 1910 W. s1si-st. Nash
coach. 1880. from Cspitol-av and
Dr. :. E. Bahal. 2sl4 shelby-st. Ford
sedsE. SOLOS. from ST. Clair and Meri-
Cla.l-stS.
SNoert Fowler. s4S z. Morrls-st, Forc
IS Victoria. from garage In rear Of
his home.
J. W Bachman. Norwood. O., Pontiac
sedan. e09 CP-Ohio, from kentucky-av
and Washineton-st.
Coburn Hopkins. SIS " New Jersey-st
Plymouth sedan. s-574 from New Jersey
and North-sts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
LABOR DISPUTE FARLEY
FAILS OF AGREEMENT
Filling Station Group to Try Again
on April %.

Failing to agree on proposed SAL
airy and working condition changes
on which they had been comforting
for two days, oil company Off
Gals and union filling station en-
ployes adjourned their meeting last
night until April %.
OH companies represented in the
meeting were Shell Petroleum Corp,
Standard Oil of Indiana and Lu-
brite Oil Corp.
approximately 500 workers would
be affected by the proposed changes,
which irclude increases in salary
and closing OF filling stations on
Christmas and New Years day.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
Farm Land Sold
By Times SpcciaI

3D. IWcS NVFClNT
NOBLESVILLE. April 10. - One
hundred acres Of farm land in Clay
township, west of Carmel. have
been sold to Ferris S. Taylor, In
dianapoliS, secretary-treasurer of
Dean Bros. Co.. pump machinery
manufacturing firm.
Arson V. Almond, the former
owner, will move to a farm near
Noblesville. Several other promin-
ent Indianapolis men, including Eli
Lilly, have purchased farms in
Hamilton county
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
Exposition Day Set
By Times Special

d TWtS NUfCIHT
LOUISVILLE. April 10. - New
Albany and Jeffersonville day will
be observed at the Louisville Ex-
position Thursday, April Is. The
New Albany American Legion fife
and drum corps will be featured
attraction at the occasion. Ma
terialS manufactured in the two In
diana cities will be on exhibit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
Painting Over Xarnish

When painting over varniSh. first
clean the surface thoroughly. re-
moving dirt and grease by washing
carefully with soda and water. Then
dull the gloss by rubbing with steel
wool or sandpaper, or wiping of with
turDentine.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
Position Ends
BIZ 1tmCs Special

BIZ ItmCs Special
DANVILLE, April Is. - Alva T.
EdmOndson today ended his duties
as emergency agriculture assistant
in Hendricks County, post he had
held for more than a year. His du-
ties will be assumed by the county
cOrn-hog allotment board.
Hendricks is one of nine state
counties having no regularly en-
ployed county agricultural agent. In
eight of these counties emergency
assistants were employed to head
the adjustment program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13

for more than so years, and during
that time has made a host of friends
and satisfied customers.
An unusual service Of the COM
pany is that it will without cost or
obligation prepare a pleasing color
chart showing the customer how
any interior will look before the
paint job is done, and as a result
a satisfying job is done in every
case.
G. A. Aldag. manager, who is a
graduate chemical engineer, stated
today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
Paint Increases Loan Value

An average of returns from
bankers shows that well-painted
buildings have % per cent more loan
value than structures not similarly
protected.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
News Survey of Indiana
BIZ Times Special
NEXT: The Last Supper.

Il NERRE HAUTE April Society
Cruelty launched Animals Week in
hundreds of rabbits and baby chicks being sacrificed to
tradition.
society houghtlessy squeeze
bits Juggling
particular is harmful rabbits claimed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
Airport Concession Awarded

A one-year contract for the
Municipal Airport restaurant con :
cession was given TO Edward Grere.
1858 N. New JerSey-st, by the Board
of Public Works yesterday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
EXTENSIVE GAS
SYSTEM USED
TO AVERT LOSS
Checks and Balances Are
Devised to Keep Down
Waste in Fields.

The indianapolis Times recently sent
Vincent LYONS. Financial Editor. 10 the
Southwest to look over the Texas Pam
handle gas fields. Impressions and in
formation gained as a result Of the trip
are told in a series Of six articles, Of
which this Is the lfth.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
BACK HOME AGAIN

stolen automobiles recovered by police
belong TO.
Abels & Fink Auto Co. Oldsmobile
coupe found in front Of $50 n Oxford-st
Harold Harvey. ais E WaShinEton-St,
Lebanon. Chevrolet coupe. found at Ill-
nois and sSouth-StS.
Cgpitol Zee and Refrsgerating Co., Ford
sedan. found at 20S6 Eighland-pl.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-13
Trouble Shooters Alert

In the process. however. the tenn
perature of the gas is raised a few
notcheS. In order TO send it on its
way in the same temperature as
when It was drawn into the COM
pressing Staticn the gas is carried to
a cooling system where the heat is
reduced.
Imbued with new power the gas
flows along for hundreds Of miles
until it reaches another COMPRISING
station. AT that point it is subjected
TO the exactly same treatment.
In between these widely separated
COMPRISING stations walk the
trouble shooters" To them is en-
trusted the duty of making daily
survey Of the line. ever alert for
pending trouble. In the sparSely
populated territories the company'S
own telephone system runs along
the same route as the pipe line.
The "trouble-shooter," sensing
danger, can Immediately tap the
phone system at any hour Of the day
and night and bring a corp OF
workers to the scene within q COM
paratively short time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12
Little Benny
BY LEE PAPE.

ME and pop was taking a wawk
A'A before supper and some man
| came around a corner in hurry and
bumped part ways into pop, pop say
ing, Wo, take it easy. stranger.
What do you meen take it easy? the
man said. 1 advise you to either look
| where you're going Or elts go where
you're looking, brother. he said.
Being a big tuff looking man with a
tuff sounding voice, and pop said,
| Well, come come. it seems to me you
were the humping party and l was
meerly the bumpee, and the man said,
o. that's a way 1t seems to you, hay?
Well, the way it seems to me is you
| don't know what you're tawking about
and wouldn't be werth listening to
even if you did. Put that in your pipe
and smoke it, brother, he said.
Now now, come come, pop said. Ony
by that time the man had kept on 60
ing, and I said, G, pop, gosh, why
didn't you tell him few things.
I will, I meen I would, ony it prob
erly would of ended in my losing my
temper completely and knocking him
out cold and maybe even stiff, and then
1 should proberly of had to be bailed
out of jale and the newspapers mite OF
got the facts wrong, and all in all 1t
would of been very inadvisable, pop
said. In case of this kind sensible
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12
Round Pompano.
Trachinotus FalcatuS.

@HE unanimous opinion of those
who have had the pleasure of
eating pompano, fresh from
Il the water, is that no other
fish has such tender flesh or
delicate flavor.
Pompanos are commercially very
important food fish. The round POM
PIANO, also known as Indian River per-
nit, is found from Cape Cod TO
Florida, along the coast. 1t is common
southwark and goes North during the
very warm weather.
1t can be caught the year around,
and always brings a good price to the
fishermen and the dealers. The best
fishing season is from January until
April. At this time they are very
abundant about the inletS. Here they
play in and out with the tide, great
schools of them.
A cold sanp almost paralyzes them
and they rush for warmer waters. II
the weather remains extremely cold
it means the death of great numbers
Of them.
You can hardly rate the pompano
as migrator, for it merely goes far
Their south, If the water is too cold for
comfort, and is most likely not far
from its favorite inlet On the other
hand, it does not like water that is
too warm. That is why you will see
young and adults in northern waters
at least as far as Woods Hole.
1t is pretty certain that the POM
panos spawn in Indian River in April
and May. Little is known about the
spawning habits Of this very valuable
fish. at present.
They may be watched roofing about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12
Bedtime Stories
BY THORNTON w. BURGESS

don't have to stay around where you
can be shot at"
True, Brother Reddy. True
enough" replied Blacky gravely. but
with a twinkle in his eyes. Then he
sighed. Il suppose" said he. that
do it for the same reason that you
do it. I have the same regard for
my stomach that you have for yours. "
Meaning WHAT" demanded Reddy,
pretending not to understand.
Meaning. Brother Reddy, that you
are smart enough and 1 am smart
enough to have found out that while
these two-legged creatures with their
terrible guns are our worst enemies,
they are at the same time our best
friends, providing us with food" re-
piled Blacky.
Once more Reddy grinned. II might
have known you had found it out
said he. I'VE can live better and live
easier. so far as getting food is con-
cerned, around the homes of men
than anywhere else. All we have to
do is to be smarter than they. and
that isn't very difficult. The more
fields they plant and the more grass
they grow. the more food easily got
ten for Mice. and the more food for
Mice the faster they increase, and the
more Mice the better living I have
There never is so much food any
where as around where man lives"
Don't I know it," replied Blacky
IF it were not for man and the easy
food supply he provides. there would
not be half so many Crows in the
land. Long may he live!'
tCopyrisht. 1857
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12
Everyday Psychology
BY DR.. JESSE w. SPROWLS
Self-Analysis.

Self-Analysis.
IN ORDER to get at this problem Of
self-analysis, you must prepare to
look at yourself as if you were some
one else. That takes time and effort.
You may have to carry on your ex-
pertinent for years. Much depends on
your willingness really to look at
yourself. 1t is very often painful
experience. AS you go along, you will
soon discover, however, that you are
an interesting somebody. The first
law of learning, which is interest, then
goes into action.
You will in all probability soon I'M
earth the fact that your ignorance Of
yourself is a homemade commodity.
And then the way will begin to open
I'D for you. Little by little you will
get a peep at yourself from behind the
screens. You made these screens, and
you made them for a purpose. The
purpose was to keep other people from
seeing the real you.
You have been putting on false
faces so long that you have acquired
the habit of taking them for pictures
of your real self. In other words, you
lost track of yourself by continually
trying to remake yourself. Your
screens or false faces are, of course,
merely wishes which you have con-
tinually tried to make over into reali-
ties. In order to make them seem as
flattering and as real as possible to
yourself, you compare them with your
estimates Of your neighbors. In order
to find out what you are, apply to
yourself the catalogue OF faults you
find in other persons.
cCooyright. 1882
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12
Pointed Paragraphs.

The poet who "loved the watch
dogs honest bark evidently wasn't a
tramp.
When it comes to mistakes the sup
ply always exceeds the demand.
A cynic is a man who must be un-
happy in order to appear happy.
The more a man accomplishes the
less time he has to talk about it.
Some men get rich and fail, some
fail and get rich, but the majority
fail to get rich.
It's awfully hard for a woman to
believe the nice things she tells other
women about her husband.
Age is venerable in man-and it
would be in woman were she to be-
come old.
When mans temperature reaches
the limit he is either hot-headed or
has cold feet.
A college student says that he
rather enjoys his studies, as they
furnish needed relaxation from his
athletic work.
It's easy to get all the credit you
want when you don't want it.
It's difficult for a man to collect
himself when his wits are scattered.
Loud laughter is always low, but
low laughter in never loud.
Queer, isn't it, that water always
freezes with the slippery side upI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12
Who Are You?
The Romance of Your Name
BY RUBY HASKINS ELLIS.

in the family says that their progent-
tors in Wales we're two of four brothers,
Samuel, William. Robert and John.
Samuel migrated to Portugal, William
died in Ireland, Robert and John
came to America and set up their
homes in Virginia early in the eight
zenith century. John settled in Au-
gusta County, Va, which was then
a wilderness. He had many conflicts
with the Indians and built his house
with portfolios through which he could
fire on the savages and so protect
his family.
The Robert Lewis family married
into the Warner family of Virginia,
from which comes the notable War
ner Hall Lewises. This branch also
was connected with the Washington
family through the marriage Of Field
ing Lewis TO Betty Washington, the
sister of Gen. George Washington.
The descendants Of the Virginia
LeWIses could at the present time
form a stable army in themselves,
and speaking Of armies, the LewiseS
have a creditable record for the dis
tiguished services of its members in
all the major conflicts Of this Nation.
Another well-known and interesting
Lewis family in America is the Penn
syivania house, which traces descent
from Ellis Lewis. who was born in
Wales in 1880. He came to Kennett
Township, Pa, and established his
home in 1903. The father CT Ellis
Lewis, the settler. was Owen Lewis
of Wales This family has preserved
an unbroken chain showing descent
from Lord of Nanan, Wales, who in
turn was descended from Cynfyn,
Prince of Powys and King of all Wales.
He died in 972.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12

Each has a lot of respect for the
other. Neither will admit 1t, but 1t
Is true, Just the same. And each at
times profits from the other. More
than once Blacky, watching from
afar, has seen Reddy get more than
he could eat at meal and has
watched where what remained was
hidden, so that when Reddy was out
of sight he could help himself. And
more than once in return he has
given Reddy warning of danger. Just
now they are arguing as to which had
the hardest time in Winter.
81 know one thing, and that is that
IL I had a pair of wings wouldn't
stay around here the way you do"
declared Reddy. why do you do 1t?
Why don't you go down where it Is
warmer, as most of the other birds do
and some of your own family do?"
Were you ever homesick?" asked
Blacky in his turn.
NO" replied Reddy. mot what you
would call really homesick. Mrs.
Reddy and I spent one Winter some
distance from here, as you remember,
and we were glad to get back here
again, but I can't say that we were
really homesick while we were gone"
Then you wouldn't understand if
I should tell you why I stay here
through the Winter and most Of the
time am half starved" replied Blacky.
ct went away once and once was
enough. Have you ever noticed how
in Winter there is less to fear from
i terrible guns?"
Reddy shook his head. "That may
be so with you, but it isn't with me,
unless the snow and ice keep the
hunters at home" replied Reddy.
Eve often wondered" said Blacky,
"why it is that you hang around the
homes of men where there always is
and always will be danger for you.
Why don't you go way off as far as
you can get from where these two
| legged creatures hve?"
| Reddy grinned. Il might ask you
| the same question" said he. you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-12

man derives his satisfaction from re-
hearsing in his mind what he would
of liked to say to the big curmudgeon.
wich in my case would of run some
thing like this, Now look here you over
grown unesthetic hulk, don't you call
me brother, because I'd rather be
brother to a gorilla than to you. and
Furthermore I have nothing but con-
tempt for your ancestors and pity for
your descendants, and now be on your
misguided way before I take a we'll
guided poke at your atavistic mug.
G, that's swell, and do you feel more
satisfied, pop? said, and pop SAID.
No 1 don't, as a matter of fact I'm all
of a preparation and 1 have an insane
desire to take bite out of flreplug,
and the whole thing goes to prove that
as long as there are mugs and asses
in the werld, the innocent will han to
suffer no matter what steps they take
to defend themselves.
! WITCH they proberly will.