Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 September 1937 — Page 17

i ' THURSDAY, ‘SEPT. 23,

GOT ORDERS PREPARED FOR OIL EXECUTIVES

48 Officials of Firms Slated For Antitrust Trial on Oct. 4.

MADISON, Wis., Sept. 22 (U. PJ). —Government attorneys today prepared a notice calling to trial Oct. 4 all but nine or 10 of the 58 oil company executives charged with a price-fixing conspiracy in violation of the antitrust laws. It was disclosed the Government will consent to a severance in the case of Frank R. Coates, New York, vice president of Cities Service Export Oil Co., reported seriously ill. It was expected also that Edwin Karstedt, Denver, former Continental Oil vice president, would not be called. Mr, Karstedt underwent a serious operation in a Denver hospital yesterday. Federal Judge Patrick T. Stone has denied Edward B. Reeser, Tulsa, president of Barnsdall Refining Co., and his company a separate trial. Other defendants not called to

trial Oct. 4 are John A. Brown, New York, president of Socony-Vacuum; D. W. Harris, | Shreveport, La., general manager of Louisiana Oil; Keith Fanshier, Chicago, petroleum editor of the Chicago Journal of Commerce; Bernard L. Majewski, Chicago, vice president of Deep Rock; and four Gulf Oil officials, O. H. Carlisle, Houston, Tex. and J. F., Drake, W. V. Hartmann and H. C. Meyer, all of Pittsburgh.

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Lieut. Harry Sutherlin, Columbia City, today took charge of the Rushville-Seymour State Police area. He was advanced from the grade of sergeant by the State

Police Board to fill the vacancy resulting when Walter Eckert displaced Matt Leach as captain. Lieut. Sutherlin first joined the force May 1, 1933.

SHORTRIDGE MATH CLUB HEADS NAMED

Joan Silberman, Shortridge High School senior, has been elected

Math Club president. Other officers are Jean Hackerd, vice president, Jean Smelser, secretary, and Steve Minton, treasurer. The program committee includes Thelma Einbinder, Bill Glickert, Jean Hackerd and Bruce Cameron. Nancy Kegley, Betty Efroymson, Bob Kahn and LaVerne Ostermeyer were named to. the membership committee.

93 AT DEPAUW GIVEN RECTOR SCHOLARSHIPS

Forty-two of Recipients Are Hoosiers; 20 From “ lllinois.

Times Special

GREENCASTLE, Sept. 23.—De-

Pauw University has 93 Rector

scholars—nine less than last year— entering school this year, according to figures released by the registrar's office today. A total of 107 Rector scholarships

were awarded. The four-year schol-

ships are offered yearly and are valued at $1000. Forty-two of the men who received scholarships this year are from Indiana. Illinois is next with 20, while Ohio received 14. Pennsylvania, Missouri, and Iowa, each had two awards. Indiana awards are: William C. Abdon, Aurora; Edwin E. Allen, Evansville; Paul Bard, Mishawaka; John Barr, Bicknell; Lioyd W. Beck, Batesville; Everett Bickell, East Chicago; Elbert Russell Bowen, Ft. Wayne; Alvin Breaks, Crawfordsville; Robert B. Brown, Indianapolis; Clyde B. Budd, Frankfort; Guy D. Carpenter, Indianapolis; Tyson Carpenter, Goshen; Myrle F. Detmer, Rising Sun; William Fassnacht, South Bend; Edwin Garriott, Gary; William ‘W. Getts, Hamilton; George Robert Gilkey, Crawfordsville; Jack Gillespie, Greencastle; Robert Hougland, Franklin; James Edwin Hudson, Indianapolis; Eugene Earl Jordan, Martinsville; Joseph Earl Lake, Muncie; Wesley Matzigkeit, Anderson; Wayne May, Newcastle; Owen J. Neighbours, Wabash.

Carl G. New, Greenfield; Orban ||

H. Reich, Indianapolis; Paul J. Richert,’ Corydon; Carroll N. Roberts, Indianapolis; Albert Rosen-

! |cranz, Evansville; James L. Salo-

mon, Princeton; Paul Souder, Roanoke; Carl Strock, Hudson; John Stuckey, Cloverdale; Roger W. Sturm, Otterbein; Charles L. Thorne, Monticello; Max Tucker, Angola; Paul W. Vogel, Kouts; Alex Vraciu, East Chicago; Kenneth A. Wagner, Union City; Robert Wakefield, Wabash, and -Harry H. Whitcomb, Shelbyville.

DePauw Fraternity Pledges Announced

DePauw fraternities today announced the pledging of the following Indianapolis men: William Kendall, American Association of Commons Clubs; James Gipe, Beta Theta Pi; Richard M. Millard Jr., Delta Kappa Epsilon; Earl Shalley, Lambda Chi Alpha; Robert Brown, and Robert Maroney, Phi Kappa Psi; Forrest Williamson, Sigma Chi, and Robert Hartsock, Sigma Nu.

ORDER AUTOPSY IN DEATH OF HOOSIER

EAST ST. LOUIS, Ill, Sept. 23 (U. P.).—An autopsy was to be conducted today on the body of Thomas McAvoy, 49, a railroad engineer of Terre Haute, Ind. He died shortly after he was found by police on a street corner.

NOTED AUTHOR MARRIES

WAYCROSS, Ga., Sept. 23 (U. P.). —Caroline Miller, author of “Lamb in His Bosom,” winner of the 1934 Pulitzer prize, was married here today to Clyde H. Ray Jr., Waynesville, N. C. It was her second marriage. She divorced her first husband, Will D. Miller, several months ago.

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