Indianapolis Times, Volume 44, Number 245, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1933 — Page 8

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GOLD BOOM IN FAR NORTH RIVAL TO YUKON RUSH Great Bear Lake District Is Scene: Perils Worse Than Those of Alaska. By I fiitf'l Press CAMERON BAY. Great Bear Lake, Alberta, Feb. 21.—Conditions reminiscent of the Yukon gold rushes and early California mining booms are being re-enacted in the Great Bear lake district, close to the Arctic circle. Meals cast an average of $2 each. Housing facilities necessarily are far from luxurious. Transportation Is furnished only by airplanes as far as speed, or regularity is concerned—and not all can afford such travel. Great Bear lake, 200 miles long as the crow flies, is 1,200 miles north of Ft. McMurray. Fr.. Norman, where the world’s most northerly oil wells are operating, and a trading

COME EARLY TO THE I DOROTHY AYERS LOUDON I Times Free Cooking School AND 1933 I -* Jgk ß|: HOUSEKEEPING TODAY-WEDNESDAY ft |MR THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT 2 1 " .Brail THURSDAY NIGHT AT 8 P. M. jLfgJm&j MANY VALUABLE If f 1 I L 1 * I'w II | |"\ Dorothy Ayers Loudon, nationally famous Home Eco\l i 1 £ |/JP xm. W iX. IMr j■ J nomics expert, former state food specialist at North Dakota Agricultural College, member of President Hoover’s Food p A /^l¥_¥ P (O P T Conservation Commission, is thoroughly familiar with all ■ /~\ V li Sn la | phases of home economics. A pleasant manner in demont—Jl. .%■✓* A 1 1 strating won her a wide following among Indianapolis ■— W0016)1 at last year’s Institute. AS A SPECIAL FEATURE — M. ROLAND RAPIER widely known radio and concert basso, will present selections immediately before the opening of Mrs. Loudon’s demonstrations. These Merchants and Manufacturers Are Co-operating Wm. H. Block Cos. Luebking Floral Cos. National Biscuit Cos. Quaker Oats Cos. Thor Washer Flowers Premium Flake Crackers Rolled Oats Wm. H. Block Downstairs Store Regal Stores Rumford Chemical Cos. Standard Brands, Inc. House Frocks Canned Foods Rumford Baking Powder Fleischman’s Yeast Capitol Clothes Shop L. S. Ayres & Cos. General Baking Cos. Morton Salt Cos. Men’s Suits and Topcoats Linens—China and Silverware Bond Bread Morton’s lodized Salt Beaute Artes Kothe-Wells & Bauer National Sugar Refining Cos. General Foods, Inc. Permanent Waves Ko-We-Ba Coflee Jack Fiost Sugar Baker’s Cocoa Sears, Roebuck & Cos. Nisley Shoe Store Salada Tea Cos. B. T. Babbitt Cos. Gas Range Shoes Salada Tea Bab-O Sears, Roebuck & Cos. Baker Bros. Fruit Dispatch Cos. Acme-Evans Cos. Enamels—Best Made Aluminum Kitchen—Dining Room Furniture Bananas E-Z Bake Flour Furnas Ice Cream Cos. Russel Cafeteria Fuji Trading Cos. John B. Canepa Cos. Furnas Ice Cream Balanced Meals Fuji Products Red Cross Macaroni Wm. H. Roberts & Sons Dairy Foran Regal Store Kellogg Company Kraft Phenix Cheese Corp. Milk Cream Butter Meats Cereals Kraft Mayonnaise and Cheese Pearson Piano Cos. Lever Bros. Cos. Scott Paper Cos. Roy Wilmeth Cos., Inc. Kelvinator Refrigerators—Pianos Rinso, Lux. Lux Toilet Soan Scott Tissue * Ford Motor Cars 3 HOURS FREE PARKING CENTRAL PARKING GARAGE 39 KENTUCKY AVE. Parking Coupon on Program Pays for 3 Hours’ Parking—loc Charge for the Fourth Hour E '“ v The Indianapolis ” rssr TIMF Q -cLt Afternoons Jl A T A Afternoons

station at Aklavik ars among the nearest centers. Hundreds of prospectors, willing to bear the rigorous weather knd perils outrivaling those of Alaska, flecked to the region with reports of the discovery of rich gold, silver and radium bearing deposits. Forty - seven different minerals have been discovered in the district, a majority of them occurring ini such quantities that even the mostj cautious mining experts have described the find as “extraordinary.”. Large deposits of pitch-blende have proved among the most profitable discoveries to date. Eight to ten tons of the material are required to produce one grain of radium—but one grain is worth $50,000. Further development of the field is anticipated with announcement that a radium recovery plant to treat the ore has been opened at Port Hope, Ontario. Great Bear lake is about the size of Lake Huron, and is said to have the longest shoreline of any fresh water lake in the world. Wealthy Widow Is Dead LOGAN3PORT, Ind., Feb. 21. Mrs. Catherine Howe, 87, widow of J S. E. Hotve, manufacturer, and reputed to be one of the city’s ; wealthiest residents, died Sunday | from complications which followed a fractured hip.

MAYORS FIGHT MOVE TO TAX CITY UTILITIES Plan Branded as Blow at Municipal Ownership of Plants. Battle to strike from the administration utility bill the provision for taxation of muncipally owned utilities was started Monday by mayors of Indiana cities before the senate corporations committee. “Ft. Wayne is not going to stand for this taxation,” Mayor William Hosey of that city told the committee in branding the provision ”revolutionary” and without precedent. While objecting to several features, the mayors centered their fight on the taxation provision after attending a meeting of the Municipal Rights League. Mayor William Dentlinger, Connersville, charged the bill in its present form would give the public service commission authority to put into effect the system-wide rate-making

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basis, which is contrary to the federal court decision making the city the rate-making unit, as in the 1 Martinsville case. j Dentlinger pointed out that “the utilities are not fighting this bill” and suggested there be substituted for it the special session utility bill “which the utilities did fight.” Mayor Earl Conrad. Warsaw, told I the committee there was no chance, under terms of the bill, for his city to own a utility. He told the Dem-

TEACHER IS TAUGHT How to Stop Cough FAST “It was parents’day and I had a / ■ terrible cough. One of the mothers j M jjfc \ who called on me noticed how I suffered. ‘Why don’t you take t I JljjS* some Smith Brothers’ Cough V Jk J Syrup,’ she said. ‘lt stopped \ -■ / Annie’s cough right away.” Well —why shouldn’t a teacher take A / lessons? I sent right out for a *~' bottle of Smith Brothers’ Syrup and after the first swallow my CMITH BROTHERS head cleared, my throat felt better. ** In a few hours the cough had dis- COUGH SYRUP appeared. Ruth Berger, 900 Riverside Drive, N. Y. C. ONLY 3 5 CENTS It Loosens Phlegm

ocratic members of the committee: “We supported you because we thought we were going to get a chance for the little fellow. W’e expected anew deal.” Clyde Jones, private utilities representative, and John Beasley, Terre Haute, representing the Indiana Gas Utilities Company, spoke in favor of the bill, contending tax exemption for municipal utilities would be unfair to privately owned concerns.

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