Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1938 — Page 6

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Ralph Prange tells Merchants National Bank officials. . . .

About the holdup of the bank's

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CIRCUS, HORSE SHOW ON CARD

17 Riding Clubs and Stables To Compete in Events Tonight.

A circus and horse show will be given at Southport - High School stadium tonight under the auspices of the high school’s vocational department. : Seventeen riding clubs and stables in and near Indianapolis have horses and riders entered. Preceding the horse show, a 4-H Club and agricultural exhibit was to be given at the school this afternoon. In case of ‘rain, it was announced the horse show will be postponed until tomorrow ‘night. The horse: show events will include: Draft horses, draft teams hitched, ponies, children’s riding class, 12 and under; children’s riding class, 13 to 18; high school horses, men’s three-gaited class, ladies’ three-gaited class, open five‘gaited class and jumping class.

Horse Games Carded

Also on the program are a five- | county vocational agriculture team Mgitching contest, with entries from Avon, Pendleton, Franklin, Southport and Noblesville; a township trustees’ milking contest, and an exhibition of bow and arrow shoot- . ing from the back of a cantering horse. Horse games are to include a potato race, water race, dart game and pony express, with all contestants on horseback. Trustees entered in the milking contest.<it was announced, are Vincint Paddock, of White Water Cnt Merrill O. Sefton, Lake Townshi Virgil Richey, Clark Township, | all in Johnson County; L. A. Hohlt, Perry Township, and Ed Cook, Franklin Township, both in Marion County. The 75-piece Johnson County 4-H Club band and the Perry Township school band will play. K. B..Cohee is general chairman; Lewis Windhorst, president of the Agro Club, is arrangements chairman. Other officials include W. PF. Fuller and Margaret A. Lee, judges; H. L. Curtis, secretary; Grace Smith, home economics and agricultural Rkibits.

PROBE OF BERRY'S CLAIMS RESUMED

TVA Investigators Return to Knoxville.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Aug. 26 (U. P.).—A Congressional committee investigating the Tennessee Valley Authority today resumed its study

of the Slsims of Senator George L. Berry ( Tenn.) for damages to

marble TD flooded by a TVA |

lake. The committee returned here from Chattanooga, where it conducted a three-day hearing into charges that a private power company carried on a propaganda campaign against sale of TVA current to the city. Francis Biddle, committee general counsel, said the Tennessee Electric

ony . established that TEPCo gave not only the bulk of its advertising to the Free Press, but ‘ also paid a rate approximately twice as high as department stores.

WIFE AND CHILD SEE - HOOSIER DROWNED

BREMEN, Aug. 26 (U. P.).—Pete Mosier, about 25, South Bend, drowned in the Lake of the Woods last night. His wife and child, who accompanied him here on a picnic, were witnesses. Mr. Mosier was riding in an outboard motor boat when it upset. Harold Dunlap, South Bend, also in the boat, attempted to pull him to Shore but the latter fought back and . alone,

Dunlap was forced to go on

POLICE TO AUCTION RECOVERED ARTICLES

Stolen and lost articles recovered by police will be sold at public auction at 2 p. m. tomorrow in the rear of Police Hearquarters, Sergt. Jack O’Neal announced today. Included are 40 bicycles, 30 auto tires, canned goods, furniture, and a grab-bag of wrapped packages. Proceeds will go to the Police pension fund.

40 MILLION FILE FOR AGE SECURITY

$782,662 Paid Out. Last Month, Board Reports.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 (U. P.). —The Social Security Board announced today that at the end of July. 40,097,446 employees had applied for social security cards. Although applicants for old-age insurance accounts constitute onethird of the population, the Board paid. out in benefits only $785,662 last month. Since payroll taxes began Jan. 1, 1937, it has disbursed only $6,700,000 to more than 184,000 workers retiring at 65 or to families of those who died before reaching that age. This is accounted for by the fact that earned credit, from which the lump sum retirement and death benefit payments are made, are necessarily small at the start.

FACES OBSTACLE

INA.M. A, CASE

U. S. Needs Proof Medicinal Profession Is ‘Trade’ Under Sherman Act.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 (U. P.). —Justice Department = attorneys sought today to develop proof that the medical profession is a “trade” within the meaning of the Sherman Anti-Trust Law. The problem presents one of the main obstacles ;in the path of the department’s case against the American Medical Association. The Government plans to begin proceedings

before a District of Columbia Grand Jury in the ‘near ryture, charging that the A. M. A. and the Medical| Society of the District of Columbia have been conspiring to, prevent qualified doctors from practicing in the manner they see fit. The case is based on the activities of the two groups in fighting the organization and operation of a" District co-operative group health association. The Sherman Act makes illegal any tombination or conspiracy “in restraint of trade or commerce among the several states.” Congress defined “commerce” in the later Clayton Anti-Trust Act as meaning “trade or commerce among the several states and with foreign nations or” betw and® within United States territories or between those territories. and the several states. The Justice Department believes the definition is broad enough to in-

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T clude the raedical profession, Officials say, however, that the question.lies ir* an “uncharted zone” of legal acfran virtually ‘without precedent in

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