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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-04-26
Fiftieth Birthday
OF A. T. & T. To
Be Observed
ANNIVERSARY RADIO BROAD
CAST TO PRESENT NOTED
AIR CELEBRITIES

Local radio listeners will hear
telephone conversations from the
four corners of the United States
in a program presented over the
Columbia network Sunday, April
% from 5 to 6 p. m. Central Stand
ard Time. This program will COM
memorate the 50th anniversary of
the American Telephone and Tele-
graph Company, parent company
of the Bell System, of which the
Northwestern Bell Telephone Com
pany is part.
This anniversary broadcast will
be Of particular interest to the ESQ.,
600 employees and 10000 stock
holders of the Bell System, besides
all other users of telephone service.
Ted Husing, ace radio reporter
of news and special events, will an
nounce and serve as master-of-cere-
monies for the program, which will
open with four successive long dis
lance calls to telephone officials at
San Diego, Cal; Eastport, Maine;
Bellingham, Washington; Key
West, Florida.
Another interesting feature of
the program will be Ted Husing
talking with prominent person
alities in widely separated parts of
the country, hooked up for a long
distance round-robin conversation,
so that each can talk to and hear
the others. The voices of all will
be heard by the radio audience.
Edwin C. Hill, noted news COM
mentator, and Claiming Pollock,
eminent author and playwright,
who will be among several promi-
nent persons participating in the
program, win tell the story of the
telephone in two groups of interest
ing dramatizations. One group
will portray several historic events
in the development of telephone
service, including the first tele-
phone conversation ever held-the
one between Alexander Graham
Bell and his assistant, Thomas A.
Watson--and other significant cpl
sodes in the subsequent develop
ment of telephone service. The
other group Of demonstrations will
demonstrate the vital part that the
telephone plays in modern life, in
such activities as the tracking down
of criminals, the dissemination Of
news and the summoning of help
in cases Of emergency.
At the close of the program,
Walter s. Clifford, president of the
American Telephone and Tele-
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-04-26
ATTENDED CONFERENCE

The Rev. C. F. Stewart, pastor of
st. Peters A. M. E. Church, ac-
companied by Rev. w. S. Johnson,
and Rev. M. C. Mccormick, pastor
of st. James A. M. E. Church,
Minneapolis, motored to Des
Moines, Iowa, Wednesday, April
"a, to attend the District Confer
ence over which Rev. T. B. Stovall
presides.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-04-26

David w. Aberle, Sc, an Outstand-
ing leader in civic affairs in ST.
Paul, died suddenly this week. BE
had been i'll for the past three years
but continued his active business
career until the end. He was one
of the founders of the st. Paul
Urban League, and its first vice
president. He was president and
treasurer of the CARROT Candy
Company, and lived at 81 CrOcus
Place.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-04-26
1885 Mardi
Gras Expected
To Draw Crowd
"STREAMLINED" FEATURE
OF FLOOR SHOW

A huge crowd is expected to at
tend the annual Phyllis Wheatley
Mardi Gras Monday night.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-04-26
URBAN LEAGUE AUXILIARY
CHARITY DANCE MAY 10

The Auxiliary Women of the
Urban League of st. Paul are ac-
lively engaged in preparing to give
their friends an evening of delight
full entertainment at their dance,
Friday, May 10, at Halle @. Brown
Community House, 553 Aurora, st.
Paul. "Lord" Byron Doty and his
orchestra will be at their best and
other entertainment features will
be both surprising and captivating.
The advance sale of tickets indi-
Gates that this affair will be largely
attended by people Of both cities.
Admission is 25c and tickets can
be secured from members Of the
Auxiliary or from the Minneapolis
or st. Paul Urban Leagues.
Sterling Minstrels, Friday, May
8, Halle @. Brown Community
House.-Adv.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-04-26

graph Company, will be inter-
viewed by Edwin c. Hill. Mr.. Gift
ford will discuss questions of policy
and tell how telephone service has
been coordinated to serve the ma
ton with the utmost efficiency and
economy.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-04-26
MRS. MAHAN DIES

Mrs. Della Mahan, wife of the
late Rev. VIM. Mahan, died We'd
nesday at Northwestern hospital.
She had undergone a major opera
ton early in the week from which
she failed to rally.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-04-26
FLASHI

Chas. Boswell, 1904 Clinton Ave.,
Minneapolis, ill for several days
with pneumonia, died Friday morn
ing (today) at A A. M. Details next
week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-04-26
MRS. A. w. MANN SUFFERS
STROKE

Mrs. A. W. Mann, 1903 Columbus
Avenue, suffered from a slight
stroke last Sunday at her home.
About a year ago she had similar
experience. She has not been very
wei since that time. Her daughter,
Mrs. Lucy Bradford, who lives in
st. Paul, came home and will nurse
her mother during this illness. Mrs.
Mann is a member of Bethesda
Baptist Church, and for several
years has had charge of the small
children of the Sunday School.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-04-26

Sterling Minstrel, Friday, May
8, Halle @. Brown Community
House.-Adv.
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Deaths

Walter cissel, %. at City Hospital dia-
betes mellitus.
Charles Curtis Young a.. at 1888 N
Tecumsen. urVmia
Anna P Lilv IS. al 1905 Yandes. cor
onaTy occlusiOn.
Frank Gradise 50. at 7sI Haugh. pull
mOnary tuberculosis.
Frank W. Blair So at 1926 Park. aortic
aneurism.
philia.
Foster r. Renwick. 40 at Long Hospital
carcinoma.
Mar, Prange 70. at Methodist Hospital
cerebral hemorThage.
Sarah Dippon. 81. at 1447 s. Illinois
mvOcarditiS.
Juanits Chastain, g. at Methodist Hos
pital. OSteompletiS.
Sarah Marshall IS at Methodist Hos
pitaL chronic myrocarditis.
Edgar Curry. 81. at lO2 Gilbert arterio-
sclerosis.
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Building Permits

Louis n. Grossman sos Riverview-dr
$4,000. two story dwelling
Louis N. Grossman. 65I7 Rivervie w-dr
$4,000. one story dwelling.
Louis N GrOSsman 6523 Riverview- DR.
$4,000. one story dwelling
Louis N. Grossman. 65l1 Riverview-d
$1,000. two story dwelling
II c. Hanna. SAB N. Gray-st. $780, re-
roof
p A Knight. u N Fremont-st. s4OO
repairs.
B'ue BRO Cleaner. 2sl2 E Washington
St $50. new sign.
Central Parking Garage 100 W Marv-
iand-st SIS. new sign.
A. j. Carters Grocery. 1909 z 20th-st
$50. new sign.
Henry L. FolkeninR. 424 N. Temple-sv
$500. repairs.
H. O. Wright 1919 Ludlow-av. $1,000. re-
pair fire loss
Thomas F. Carson. $500 Washington
blvd. s9501. new tWo-stOry dwelling.
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Births



Gilbert and Clarins Goebel $50 W. viii
kns
vernis and Msborite Nelson. 1862 W
18th
Vernie and Edna Andrews. 1852 W 25th
Frank and Marjorie Nelson. 1862 W 18th
James ?. and Bessie Grail. 800 F. Wayne
George a. end Ina LOTUS. 1910 Pruit
Clayton and Josephine Woods pa Con-
cordia.
Hugh and Minnie Frodermann. s24 N
Lynn
Stephen P. and Amelia Haworth, 1913
Spann.
BOYS
Gale
Raymond and Marie Pratt. 100 s Rural
Thornton and Mayme Anderson. 1926
Reisner.
Henry NJ. and Dolly Dorsey 30 Beauty.
John s and Alice z Tomasik. 14l5 W
3sth
Thomas and Jessie Mcclure. 5O7 s. Nc
Clure.
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Marriage Licenses

Robert Hopp. IS. Of 1928 n Ilinois-st.
accountant and Frances Early. IS Of 2f2s
y. fllnois-st. housekeepcr
Give Cromwell. % OF 1919 Cruft-st,
pressmsn. and Alma Clsmons 81, Of 1918
2 Tabor-st. stenographer
Herbert Pierpont p. Of 303s Lancaster
81. station attendant. and Frances Glass,
20. OF 9i4 z Market-st. hOusekeeper.
James Rinxo n. OF 1884 Central-av,
wsshman. and Hazel Harris. 81. OF 1865
School-st. housekeeper.
Ralph Middaugh. D. % 1897 8 Bel
monf-av. order clerk. and Mildred Rose
brough. 20. OF i22ss Hiatt-st clerk
Reuben Justus. 81 OF 1904 z l0th-st.
clerk. and Nacv Weibsl 81 OF 1909 Mar
loVe-av. housekeeper.
Benjamin speheger- p OF i2s4i2 " New
Iork-st medical student and Helen Walls.
II. OF 2l3i y. Pennsylvanis-st. student.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-03
Tell 10 the Readers Of Times Want Ads and You'll Sell
INSTR UCTl0hS

MONTH start. Government jobs.
MeI-wOmen. prepare now Tor next In
annapolis examinations. Short hours.
Common education usually sufficient.
Experience unnecessary. IS Coached
Tree Full particulars and list positions
FREE Write today sure. Franklin In
sti.use. Dept l43 z, Rochester. N. Y.
tEslaaIirheQ 1909.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR COLORED
1920 E. Orange. A nice Arm. bung
good as new; new paint; nicely decorated
throughout; garage, electricity: 90-ft. we'll
will sell at bargain price. S1100. Small
Prospect-st bus to Earhart-St See Nico-
son, RI-94S4 SECURITY TRUST CO.
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27TH-ST. w. 45-Just off Meridian: nice
cool ROOM Innerspring mattress; pri-
vate TA-4960
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MachiniSts
Mattresses. Made Over
Moving. Transfer. Storage
Paperine. Painting. Plasterins

Again Ia 1854 a. m isss-The Times
vas the Oniv indianapolis Evening Paper
70 show a gain IN want ads
The REASON
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INSTR UCTI0NS

10 YOU REALIZE what It means 10 nave
guaranteed position We guarantee q
position to anv one we accept Shorthand
az ounting comp dictaphone tvplng
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE
Sd floor Roosevelt bldg RI9535
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r { N T AIS
Is Furnished Rooms

I
ss-ss W. vERMoNT-No. 2 sa voy, large
combination bedroom, cross ventilation.
walking distance. LI-3ol2.
CAPITOL. N s5O2-Large attractive room;
cross venuIaton; large closet. Renned
home IA-7l4l
cARROLLTON. l555-lst floor bedroom
sun room, private bath. separate en-
trance kl4i36.
CENTRAL. $780, lovely cool rooms, cross
ventilation: pTIv ate nome, breakfast OPP
tIonal. TA-5i06.
CENTRAL, 1l2S--Room adjoining bath
newly IurnIsned; large apartment home.
hot water telephone.
COLLEGE, lll9-Tastefully furnished large
'front.' room; no otner roomers; reason
abe Rl-560s
DELAWARE, N. IS09-Large font room;
. roomy cioset' l or BUS line. HA-
DELAWARE, N. 725; Apt; 5-tsecond
noorl, choice rooms, single or double
References. BREAKFAST optional. Gentle
men preferred. RI-2806.
ILLINOIS, l446 N.-Apt. 4; cheerful room
for l or 3 private home, walking dis
lance. LI-6623.
ILLINOIS, 1907 N.-High type room; re-
tlneo home. constant not water; or 2
guntlemen reasonable.
JEFFERSON. N 96I 1a-Modern, furnished
room private home. not water CHI
1921.
NEW JERSEY. N. 1232-Large front room
twin single beds: adjoining oath.
RI-5974.
NEW JERSEY, N, 2314-Attractive front
room; real home; ! or 2 employed; ga
rage. TA-6644.
PARK, 66-Dandy cool front room. Real
home for l or 2 gentlemen. HE-5453.
Pennsylvania, 1888 N-Very comfort
able furnished room; cross ventilation
Constant hot water.
PENNSYLVANIA, 2O3O N.--Clean, cool
nicely furnished room: private entrance
Trolley, 81. HA-4l61-J.
RUCKLE. 2821-Cheerful room; private
home; constant hot water; reasonable
WASHINGTON, E, 5365-Modern fur
nished room in private home; cross
ventilation. Reasonable.
WASHINGTON. E. 2S31-Rooms in private
modern home. Good location. Reason
able.
WOODRUFF PLACE. S91 Middle Drive
private entrance. Breakfast f OPTIONAL Ii'e
27TH-sT, w. 45-Just off Meridian; nice
cool room, Innerspring mattress; pri-
vate. IA -4960.
BOTH w. 4l2-Nice front sleeping room
BEDS: private home TA2286
S6TH-sT, IA W.-Delghtful front room
Constant hot water, gentleman. Phone
LODGING. l5c: beds, Csc Shower bath
free. 24la S. Illinois-st; third floor
II Hotels
HOTEL-124 E. New York: modern outside
rooms 81 up; u So. from postoffice
HOTEL FREDERICK-45s E. Washington
ST. clean rooms So so week and up Run
ming water. tubs; showers
HOOSIER HOTEL $3.50 Sgls. 81 81
Clean outside rms; shower, tubs. 440 Mass
BELMONT HOTEL. 22712 E GHOST
Clean. airy. modern rooms; hot water;
50 up. Downtown"
HOTEL. ANTLERS
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ANNOUNCER ENTS
] Death Notices


CROASMUN. WILLIAM B.-Age 70 years
passed away THURSDAY evening. funeral Funeral
from SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAP
ri Saturday D. m Friends NAV call
any time at the chapel. Burial Wells
vile. o.
GRIFFIN. JERRY-At his home laos E
Vermont-st. Friday. Aug. 2 son Of the
late Michael and Mary Griffin. brother
Gerald and Anna and Mrs Elizabeth
Beckman. all Of indianapolis. Funeral
ae qReay Services AHg HOW cro9s cb a ths ge
Burial Holy Cross Cemetery Friends in
vlted.
LUSCHER. ANNA-Mother of Harry Victor
and Mrs. Cathryn Gale passed aWav al
the residence northeast of Danville Fri
& BUCHANAN MORTUARY Monday
1880 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
MARINE. HENRY Gage SO years. be-
loved husband OF Blanche Marine
father of Lewis E. and Mrs. Ephs De-
light brother of Arthur Marine of Ce-
oar r pids. Ia. and Minnie Bragg of
Upland. Ind. He IS also survived by
five grandchildren. passed away Aug
? 1895. Services Monday. > p. m. al
the Beech Grove Methodist Church
Burial Washington Park Cemetery
Friends may call at his home. IS N
Third-st. Beech Grove after p. m
Saturday. LITTLE & SONS SERVICE.
MILLER. LULU FLORENCE-Age AZ be-
loved mother OF Mrs. Francis Duegan
ga23S;SIedq r away v, Friday a m Funeral at
9is N nlinois-st. Monday. 100 D. m
Friends invited Burial Crown Hill.
Friends NAV call any time.
POEHLER. CHARLES-BeIoved husband of
Christina Poehler and father of Mrs
Helen Sickbert. Mrs. Margaref Krieger
end Carl Poehler. passed away at Terre
Hadte. Ind. Friday. Aug. .. Funeral
services Will be held at the residence of
his daughter. Mrs Sickbert 2OI0 Single
ton-st. MONDAY afternoon. Aug. 5. at 2
o'clock ard at the St Johns Evangelical
Church. Sanders and Leonard-sts. at ? 80
O'Clock Burial Memorial Park Cemetery
Friends invited. Friends may call at
The daughters residence after o'clock
SATURDAY. evening VALID FUNERAL
DIRECTORS.
PORTER, STEPHEN-Of 1882 N Gale-st.
beloved brother Of David c. Porter. de-
parted this life FRIDAY age so wears.
Funeral Saturday Aug. g. a the MOORE
& KIRK FUNERAL HOME. $3.50 Station
81. $50 .. m. Burial Sunday at Tea
garden Cemetery. AnSonis. o.. , D m
Friends invited
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ApARlMeNI RetNNl elReAO

enicely
o furnished
departments
| ll0S Coliege-ef -.- $500
| 1919 n. Ala-ed ....... $3.50
| 1924 Broadway bdrm. ........ 40 so
4iS z 18TH bdrm .-......- IS 90
| 35iS y PENN bdrm. -....... 5000
| 1908 Central--2 bdrm. -...... so 90
| 1888 n Meridian barn ..... So so
These apartments are clean and
| attractive Good environment Ref
eTences required Adults only.
Apartment Properties, Inc.
l6O3 Central Rental Office. HE-1Sas
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IL Help Wanted-Female
IA Situations Wanted
lust 2Oc A DAY

JOC GOC ~ Ia
lO-woro ad will appear under this
Classification for as low as zoe a dav cash
with order Come to The Times office PA
w Marvlsnd one square from Illinois and
Washington-sts down Kentuckv-av and let
US help YOU secure lob
FARM hand. experienced. 9311a N Ala
bama Rooms II and II.
DAY or week work for ladies: common Ia
Dor for men; day or week; general house
cleaning UNITY CENTER, LI-5860
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Is Housekeeping Rooms

O1erS all comforts Ultra modern note
service as low as 81 dav S10 week
$50 Meridian Ll-235l
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
S W A PS

TO ADVERTISERS Each al appear
ing In this column is listed IN The Times
swap Bureau directory for sixty days
free Of charge Your Swap" 40 will
receive special rate OF seven DAYS for
the price OF Eve and four DAYS for the
cost Of three Call RI-555l
l6-IN. A c. oscilating fan for cash or
2l-ln. tires, tubes. DR-3322-R.
SPRAYING. trimming. evergreen trees,
shrubs guaranteed: kill all insects WA
LOT in woods: I6th-st west of Audubon
for auto worth $500. IR-6376
SITS WALNUT dining suite, Sparton radlo.
both like new, for automobile. Box K,
4O41, 1lnes.
90 HARLEY Davidson for model A Ford
or $50 cash. CH-5554
FORD va. 80. new motor. for older car.
S. Emerson. S. Beech Grove, LIST brickhse
4.29x440 tires and tubes = ton Model
T truck good running order. / AC
motor. 55l Grande-av. From 1900 w.
Mich
TO TRADERS-If you can DOT mo
what YOU desire IN the ads in this
column call the Swap Counter Rl-S551
and we will attempt to arrange trade
for you from Swaps advertisements ore
viously published There Is no charge
Tor this service
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing because interesting bargains Of manv
kinds are listed here daily
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HOOSIER HOTEL ss2Si5O gglss.. 81
Clean outside rms; shower. tubs 44O Mass
BELMONT HOTEL. 2271a E. GHOST
Clean. airy, modern rooms; hot water;
So I'D ''DOWntOWn"
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GRIFFIN. JERRY-At his home laos

and Mrs. Cathryn Gale. passed away al
the residence northeast of Danville Fri
dav evening. Services at the FL.ANNER
& BUCHANAN MORTUARY Monday.
l:30 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown
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HELP WANTED
! Holm Wanted-MaIe

HELP WANTED
9 Help Wanted-Male
EXPERIENCED plate glass glazier SO S
State-ay
SALESMAN-F or part time; no expe-
rience meek Ssary; easy to sell; opportu-
nifty to earn real money. 329 Peoples
Bank bldg
MEN grounded in credit and commercial
lines over 35 to call on merchants. re-
tailerS, manufacturers, refnancing. de-
linquent ledger balances. Must earn
500 to $500 per week to hold job. Terri
tory assigned when ability proved. Ind
KY. Ohio. Address Box 4044. Times
IL Help Wanted-FemaIe
EXPERIENCED WAITRESS be over
Fl years. SOB Kentucky-av.
BEAUTY operators wanted with follow
ng.l BLOOMS BEAUTY SALON 834
Occidental bldg
WANTED-White girl. general homework
stay on place. Wages SO. HU4367.
EARN good income mailing circulars for
advertisers Capital. experience un-
necessary. Particulars for stamp. PEER
LESS, Box 325. Gary. Indiana
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CROASMUN. WILLIAM B.-Age % years,
beloved father of Mrs Mia Draper
passed away Thursday evening. Funeral
from SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL CHAP
FL Saturday. D. m. Friends MAJ call
any time at the chapel Burial Wells
vii q
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BOTH W. 4l2-Nice front sleeping room
BEDS: private home TA2286
36TH-ST, ID W.-Delghtful front room
Constant hot water. gentleman. Phone
LODGING, 15c: beds, Csc Shower bath
free. 241a S. Illinois-st; third floor
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MARINE, HENRY C.-Age 50 years. be-

loved husband OF Blanche Marine
father of Lewis z. and Mrs Epha De
light. brother of Arthur Marine of Ce-
OAR F. pids. Ia. and Minnie Bragg of
Upland. Ind. He Is also survived BY
five grandchildren. passed away Aug
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HOTEL FREDERICK-458 E. Washington
st: clean rooms So so week and up Run
ming water. tubs showers
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Fellowship Awarded

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, March 30.
"A research fellowship for $4,000
provided by the Social Science Re-
search Council has been awarded to
John Kerr Rose, instructor in geog-
raphy at the Indiana University Ex-
tension at East Chicago, Prof. S. s.
Visher of the Indiana University de-
partment of geology and geography
announced today.
He will continue to study at the
University of Chicago and Colum-
bia University the application Of
statistical methods to the solution
of geographic problems, work which
was begun while he was student
at Indiana University working with
Prof. ViSher. His Pho thesis on
Climate and Corn Yield is said to
be considered by all who are ac-
quainted with it as highly Signi-
ficant piece of research.
Mr.. Rose received the ALB degree
with distinction from Indiana Uni
versity in 1923, the AM. degree in
1881. He is the second alumnuS Of
the university to receive the Social
Science Research Council Fellow
ship, DR.. w. N. Kellogg of the de-
partment of psychology being the
first.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-30
ELECTRIC GROUP
HOLDS FARLEY
Increased Use of Current
Brings Rate Decrease,
Speaker Says.

Rates for electric power may be
reduced by increased use of cleo
tricity, members of the Indianap-
oils Electric League were told last
night by Charles A. Dostal, West
inghouse Electric and Manufacture
ing Co. northwestern merchandising
manager.
Mr.. Dostal, principal speaker at
the leagues annual dinner in the
Lincoln, declared the electrical in
duStry in Indianapolis has great
er opportunity than in many other
parts of the country.
Electric refrigeratorS, he said, are
installed only in 20 per cent of
wired indianapolis homes, as COM
pared with 80 per cent elsewhere.
New directors elected are: F. x.
Mettenet, Thomas c. Polk, George
M. Courtney, Ralph B. Fisher, A. J.
Galloway. Roy L. Brown, Theodore
c. M. Mauch, G. w. Ferling, R. E.
Jacobs, R. ]. Arnold, F. L. Meier,
G. r. Koontz, w. Ballard Long,
James S. Milligan, G. w. Spiess, j.
D. Klinger, A. F. Head, Adolf Wag-
ner, j. B. Bailey and Roy E. Bios
som.
New officers will be elected next
month.
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WILLIAM H. LINCOLN
COMMITS SUICIDE
indianapolis A. C. Member
Dead in Columbus.
BIZ United PreSS

By United Press
COLUMBUS, Ind, March 3d.
William H. Lincoln, Columbus man
ufacturer, died in a hospital here
today from a elf-inflicted bullet
wound. He was 70.
He was found in a Mushroom at
the Orinoco Furniture Co., one of
the firms of which he was president.
The gun was lying beside him and
there was a bullet through his
temple. A note addressed to his
family was said to have been found
but it's contents were not made
public.
MIR. Lincoln also was president of
the Lincoln Chair Co. He was a
member of the Indianapolis Athletic
Club and indianapolis Columbia Club
and had been prominent for many
years in state amateur golf circles.
For three years he and his son,
Luke, won the father and son tour
nament at the indianapolis Country
Club.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-30
ESKIMOS GUIDED TO
FOOD BY NORTHERN
LIGHTS, CLUB TOLD

The story of how vibrations in
the Northern Lights guide the
Eskimos of Baffinland to their
food supply was told here yester-
day before the Indianapolis Ex-
change Club by Mrs. Elizabeth
Blackmore, a native of Baffinland.
Mrs. Blackmore, whose English
father married an Eskimo, de-
scribed the Northern Lights as a
transparent curtain hanging be-
tween heaven and earth, through
which the stars are clearly Wis
ible to the Baff1nlanderS.
The Baffinlanders are a healthy
people, Mrs. Blackmore declared,
adding that she had never suf-
fered cold until she got as far
south of Newfoundland.