Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1937 — Page 2

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Saturday, March 20, 1937

ELECTRIC COOKING APPROVED FOR MT’L

FAMILIES OF MODEST MEANS; BUY 748 RANGES FOR LOCKEFIELD;

Electric cookintr has revive*! official approval for Indianapolis families of modest means through the purchase of 784 Hotpoint eleetri'' ramies for the LockHeld lowrent housing project, now nearing completion on the 22.1 aicre site between Locke, North and Blake streets'and Indiana avenue. These electric ranges for Indi mini>olis 5,r *‘ included in a contract for 7.'<02. the largest single order of its kind ever placed in this country, recently signed by Harold

L. Ickes. I’uhlie Works Administrator. The ranges are now being manufactured* by the Edison General Electric Appliance Company, of Chicago, for installation in slum clearance housing projects in eleven American cities besides Indian a poll.\ Electric ranges were specified by the Housing Division after a series of competitive tests to determine which type of range would ho best for tenants, from the standpoint of economy, cleanliness, safe-

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(By ARTHUR W. WOMACK) DAYTON, Ohio.—(Special to The Indianapolis Recorder) — The annual Board meeting of the National Gospel Choruses. Inc^ held its session here in the Bethel Baptist church 9th and 10th. The meeting opened with a mammoth recital of Gospel choruses Tuesday night, with choruses participating from Indianapolis. Cincinnati, Dayton, and many artists from St. Louis, Mo., and Chicago, 111., Detroit, and Kentucky. The local Choral Union of Dayton. Mrs. H. B. Davis, president, was the host who withheld nothing to make the affair great. The meeting opened Wednesday morning wuth Thomas A. Dorsey. president; Mrs. Magnolia Lewis Butts, first vice president; Lucile Jones, secretary, all present. National officers in attendance were Mrs. Sallie Martin, national organizer; Lucile Jones. Marion Garner Anderson, national pianist; Theodore Frye, treasurer; ; Henry J. Carruthcrs, treasurer, scholarship fund, and Dr. Arthur W. Womack, reporter. The Board discussed its past year’s work, and the added choruses and choirs during the year, i ! e It laid final plans for the scholar*ship drive for the year and looked into the junior department. The national convention, which met in Detroit last year, and voted to meet in Indianapolis, will be held the first week in August. The meeting closed one of its most interesting sessions Wednesl day - jrht.

I ty and performance. A table-top for this city. Each one will be equipped with tested Calrod heating elements encased in metal and protected from rust and wear. The popularity of electric rang- | es lias grown greatly in this city since a special low electric rate ! for cooking was established by the i Indianapolis Power & Light Company and all leading range dealers joined under the slogan “Indianapolis Cooking Goes Electric’’ to help local housekeepers acquire modern ranges. Electric refrigeration also will be provided at the government's Lockefield apartment p r oj ec t. where there are 23 buildings in an attractive setting. There are 1>6 group house’s and 6o2 apartments totaling 728 units and 2,r>38 rooms. The units are divided into 456 three-room, 290 four-room and 2 five-room. Autobiography Amazes Critics

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w ANGELO HERNDON NEW YORK—(C)—Angelo Herndon's autobiography, “Let Me Live,” just published by the Random House, received a generous review in the New York Herald Tribune Books last Sunday by Rose C. Field, star reviewer and special writer. ITie critic says: “In ‘Let Me Live’ Herndon tells the story of his life. It is an amazing and deeply stirring chronicle of a youth whose roots reach into the starved ! earth of poverty and racial fears I and humiliations. With the emoi tional undertow that is his herii tage it is small wonder that a plan J of living which offers him brotherhood and equality should have made him sessianic in the task he feels appointed to accomplish. Herndon does not seek martyrdom for he loves life too well but it i is clear from his pages that Herndon can contemplate death with I valour if it will help the cause of 1 the lowly, the disenfranchised and , the defeated.

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