Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 208, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1935 — Page 32

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PFAFF-HUGHEL CHIEFS GO ON TRIAL MONDAY Investors Lost Million in Security Firm Crash, Nolan Alleges. *, Trial of Walter P PfafT. Myron M and Robert B. Robinson, officials of PfafT A: Hughel. defunct Investment firm, is to open Monday in Federal Court, They will be tried on six counts of a mail fraud indictment returned Oct. 1 by the Federal grand jury. The case is alleged by Val Nolan, United States district attorney, to have been a “million-dollar fraud." An Indianapolis widow lost nearly $800.0C3 by reason of the firm's operations, Mr. Nolan said. More than 50 persons testified before the grand jury. The government case is based on mailing of alleged fraudulent memoranda, dividend notices and receipts to customers. Conviction on all counts carries a maximum prison term of 30 years. The firm, once one of the largest Investment houses in the state with branches in several cities, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition In Federal Court April 8. At that time debts were listed at $573,712 and assets $575,600. Most of the assets subsequently proved to be virtually worthless, authorities said. ACCOUNTANTS MEET IN CITY TOMORROW Northwestern Cl. Professor to Speak at Luncheon. Several hundred are expected to attend an open luncheon-meeting of the Indiana Association of Certified Public Accountants tomorrow in the Lincoln. Dr. H. A. Finney, Northwestern University accounting professor, Is to speak on “What Good Is a Holding Company.” Dr. James W. Putnam, Butler University president, will introduce the speaker. William P. Cosgrove, State Board of Certified Accountants president; members of the State Board of Accounts, Dean Herman Wells of Indiana University School of Commerce and R E. Cavanaugh, Indiana University extension division director have been invited. J. R. Wharton, South Bend, president, will preside. Jordan Conservatory brass quartet will entertain. j NEW MEMBERS SOUGHT Legion Auxiliary Begins Drive; Radium Fund Aided. Membership drive has been launched by the Twelfth District Council, American Legion Auxiliary, it was announced today. Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale is director. Contribution of $25 was voted lor the City Hospital radium fund at a recent meeting, augmenting a previous contribution of the same amount. Assistance in the Red Cross roll cr’l was pledged.

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GRANT 50 NEW LICENSES FOR REER AND WINE 20 A. & P. Groceries Are Included in List Given by Commission. Fifty new beer and wine retail and beer dealer licenses, including 20 for A. & P. groceries, have been issued Indianapolis applicants by the j Alcoholic Beverages Commission. The A. & P. permittees are at 2060, 221, 2403, 3418 and 1525 N. Illinois-st; 5367, 4188, 1101, 1604 and 3810 College-av; 46th-st and Bal-timore-av; Holmes-av and W. 10thst; 2634 Harding-st; 127 N. Dela-ware-st; 2006 Clifton-st; 1642 S. Spruce-st; 1601 N. Alabama-st; 4002 t Bculevard-pi and 3006 and 2458 Central-av. Five Haag Drug Cos. stores at 1102 [ and 2158 College-av; 3802 and 1545 N. Illinois-st and 2202 N. Meridian- j st also were given permits. Others granted include: Freund's Pharmacy, Inc., 502 N. Highland- j av; Troy Pegg. Ravenswood; Pierre; S. Morgan, 201 S. Audubon-rd; I American Legion, 143 E. Ohio-st; j Jude’s Shoppe, Inc., 844-46 Virginia- j as; Edward R. McNulty, 1215 Ken-tucky-av; John F. Manien, 452 W.

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FEDERATION OF CLUBS TO CONVENE TUESDAY Frederick G. Ratsenburg Is to Be Principal Speaker. The North Side Federation of Clubs, Inc., is to meet at 8 Tuesday in the Marott to hear Frederick G. Ratsenburg of the Citizens Gas and Coke Utility speak on the manufacture of gas. He will show motion pictures of the processes of getting gas and coke from coal. There w ? ill be special speakers from affiliated clubs. The program and entertainment committee for the coming year is composed of Mrs. M. B. Spellman

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