Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 December 1938 — Page 27

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ANTITRUST GASE|

Brief Clairhs | Indictment Against General Motors Is Not ‘Ambiguous.’

SOUTH BEND, Ind,- Dec. 15 (U. P.).—The Department of Justice late yesterday asked Federal Judge Thomas W. Slick to proceed with the trial of the General Motors

. Corp., under indictment on charges

of violating the Sherman Antitrust Act in connection with its gutomobile financing. Thurman W Arnold, assistant attorney general, asserted-in a brief thet ‘the Government's indictment was not “vague or ambiguous” as contended in a demurrer to the indittment filed by General Motors. Instead, Mr. Arnold said, the

- Government's charges in connection

with General Motors’ automobile financing are valid and a date

. should be set for trial of the coi-

poration.. Indicted With General Motors last May were the Ford Motor Co. and . the Chrysler Corp., but they agreed to consent decrees submitting to

Federal regulation of their auto

financing and court proceedings against them were dropped.

MINTON ANNOUNCES # STATE WPA GRANTS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15 (U. P). — Senator Sherman Minton of Indiana today announced Presidential approval of the iollowing WPA projects: °° Monroe County, improve high “ school gymnasium at Smithville, $1638; Kosciusko County, improve National Guard Armory building at Warsaw, $11,723; Lake County, improve sanitary facilities of the Froebel High School, Gary, $2579; Elkhart County, compilation -of data on sewage treatment plans and pollution control in ‘Goshen, $4416; Sullivan Countly, cross index of mineral records in Sullivan, $7614; Johnson County, maintain and.operate sewing rooms in Edinburg, $10,730; Howard County, can surplus food at Kokomo, $19,888.

ONE CHARGE DROPPED IN BANGS’ VOTE SUIT

HUNTINGTON, Ind, Dec. 15

BELIEVED RILEY POEM HEROINE

Rites Saturday for Woman Reared as Sister of . Hoosier Writer.

Mrs. Louise Radcliff Skinner, who

{may have been the leading char-

acter in many of James Whitcomb Riley's poems, will be buried at Crown Hill Saturday afternoon. She was 79. Mrs. Skinner, born in Elkton, Md, came as a girl to the home of Capt. Reuben A. Riley in Greenfield. She became a close friend of Capt.

Riley's son, young James Whitcomb Riley, and the two children were reared together as. brother and sister. In 1879 she came to Indianapolis to be married and ‘lived here until her death yesterday. would talk of her earlier days in Greenfield, relatives said. The funeral services will be held from the residence, 2614 N. Gale St., at 2 p. m. Saturday afternoon. The Rev. Guy E. Lowry will officiate. 2 Mrs. Skinner is survived by her husband, Charles H. Skinner; a daughter, Mrs. Alfred M. Sucese of Chicago, and a son, John G. Skinner of Anaconda, Mont.

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FIRE DESTROYS PLANT

NEW YORK, Dec. 15 (U. P).— While arbitrators tried to settle a

(U. P).—The contest suit of Mayor Clafe W. Kc ngs and other de-

against victorious Republican nominees in the November election will start here tomorrow with ¥angs’ - charges of violation of the Corrupt Practices Act eliminated. Circuit- Judge Otto H. Krieg excluded the Corrupt Practices Act al- . legations from the suit in a ruling late yesterday The Court consequently will consider. only Bangs’ | cHarges of mistakes, fraud, malconduct and negligence against precinct

election board members.

strike of meat handlers empolyed by the “Big Four” packing companies, a three-story storage building belonging to one of them, Armour and Company, was destroyed by fire early today.

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LOCAL DEATHS

MRS. FRANCES TRANTE, 924 Haught St., who died yesterday at St. Vincent's Hospital, will be buried Saturday at St. Joseph's Cemetery following services at Holy Trinity Church at 9 a. m. Mrs. Trante, who was 43, was born in Austfia ahd had lived in Indianapolis since 1913. She was a member of St. Aloysius Society, Holy Trinity Catholic “Church, the Slovenian Women’s Society, and the Christian Mothers Society. She is survived by her husband, Joseph; two sons, Joseph Jr. and Adolph; and three grandchildren, Mary Joan, Louise and George Trante. ! . JOSEPH CHADWICK, who died Tuesday at his home, 2046 N. Dearborn St. is to be buried tomorrow at Washington Park Cemetery following services in the Blasengym Funeral home at 2 p. m. He was 82. A retired iron molder, Mr. Chadwick had beena resident of Indianapolis’ for several years. He formerly lived in Ft. Wayne where he was a member of the Masonic lodge. Mr. Chadwick is survived by his wife, Anna#sE.; two sons, Albert J.

"STATE

TLER—Joseph W, Foust, 81. Survive ty Son, Harry: daughters, Elias Paity. Ha haway,;

¥LWOOD—John W. ors: Son, Clarence, die Fitzgerald, Mrs. §

1iVANSVILLE—Harr vivors: Son, Jerry; M's. Henry ‘Kellams. Jatley Hobert Pagett, Wife, Emma; daughters, Burnes, Mrs. June Brown, Mary, Norma, Peggy and scns, Charles, John, Ralph. Mrs. Grace Marie Wright, 25. Husband, Henry; son, James; ters, Mrs. Lola Astrew, Mrs. stepsons, David, Edgar, Lester, Harry Wright; sisters, Mrs. Vassie Johnson, Mrs. Mae Naw; brothers, Cletus, Robinson and James Spencer; mother, Mrs, Lillian Robinson.

GOSHEN—Mrs. Nancy vivors: Daughter, Mrs. william, Arthur, Lloyd, John Higgins, Mrs. Jesse 3urkett; brothers, 4lvin, Chauncey Kauffman. :

HAMMOND--William H. Huehn, 55. Sur vivors: Wife. Ethel; daughters, Misses laurine and Wilma: sister, Miss Myrtle; brothers, Henry, Arthur.

HUNTINGBURG—MTrs. erg, 68. Survivors: Daughters, Mrs. . “Vernig, Mrs. Tom Oskins Jr.; sons, Edwin, i. C.; sisters Mrs. August Fritsch, Mrs. john Schwinguamer; brother, Mike Edele. g 8 = KENDALLVILLE—Maynard Gillispie, 35. survivors: Wife, Florence; daughter, Annaselle: mother: brother, Roy; sister, Mrs. Alice O’Sullivan. : : LAFAYETTE — Mrs. Catherine Hilt, 18. survivor: Son, Frank George Bratz, 68. Survivors: Sons, Fred, George; daughters, Mrs. J. J. Stegmaier, Mrs. Carl F. Smith; sisters, Mrs. Anna half-broth-

Easley. 83. Survivaughters, Mrs. Verank Reinhardt.

Hooker, 33. ure

42. Burvivors: Mrs. Lorraine Misses Betty, Anna Pagett;

Survivors: stepdaughna Dyolt; Lawrence,

A. Clark, 717. 8urRoy Lantz; sons, Floyd; sisters, Mrs.

Christine Stern. WwW

Fink, Mrs. Margaret Albright; ersy Michael, William Brazt. LAKEVILLE—~Marjorie J. Knepp, 17. Survivors: Parents, Mr. and Mrs. :ilton

and Theodore, and three daughters, Mrs. Della Perkins, Mrs. Josephine McMannis and Mrs. Zena Lyons.

MRS. CRECEY ZACHARY, resident of Indianapolis for 18 years, will be buried in Glen Haven Cemetery Saturday, following funeral services at 10 a. m. in the Conkle Mortuary. She was 58. | Mrs. ‘Zachary, Aho died yesterday, | lived at 1540-W. New York St. | She is survived by her husband, Ward; eight daughters, Mrs. Flo Northcutt.! Mrs. Delcie Apple and Mrs. Goldie Apple, all of Crawferdsville; Mrs. Geneva Paff, Mrs. Thelma Francis and Mrs. Pauline Davis, all of Indianapolis; Mrs. Lagora ‘Wright, New _ Augusta, and Mrs, Lennie Miller, Indianapolis; a son, virgil Miller of Frankfort, and a stepson, Yanvy Zachary, Indianapolis. MRS. HANNAH C. MOBLEY, who died today at the residence of her son, William Shirley, 1156 Nelson St., will be buried 'Saturday at Floral Park Cemetery following

She was 75. Mrs. Mobley was born in Missou:i and had been an Indianapolis res: - dent for 33 years. She is survived by two sons; William and Edward C. Shirley; and a daughter, Colena Mobley, all of Indianapolis.

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Knepp; brother, Richazd; sister, Maxine. LA PORTE—Roy S. Rittenhouse. Survivors: Wife; daughters, Mrs. Eveline Newton, Miss Jean Rittenhouse. LINDEN—Mrs, Annie Owen, 88. Survivors: Fred, John, Paul, Charles; daughters, Mrs. ‘Mary Murphy, Mrs. Charles. Chenault, Miss Anna. MARTINSVILLE—Mrs. Homer B. Payne, §9. Survivors: Husband; daughter, rs. Margaret Adkins; sister, Mrs. Margaret Trumbull; a brother. ! NEW HARMONY—Mrs. Dola Frayser, 57. Survivors: Husband, Harry; daughter, Miss Loyene Frayser; sons, Clements, James, alter,

OAKLAND CITY—Alva N. Fowler, 177. Survivors: Wife, Mary; daughter, Mrs. Ida Skeavington.

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oust. | Smith; sister, Mrs. Ada Clark; brothers,

John and the Rev. H. A. Sprague, RICHLAND — Charlés Hildebrandt, 73. Survivors; Wife, Mina; son, James; daughter, Mrs. Opal Shelton; brother, George; sisters, Mrs. Alice Stilwell, Mrs. Priscilla cKinney. SR

ROCHESTER—Mrs. Margaretta L. Burns, 82. Survivors: Husband, James; daughter, Mrs. F. Shetterly; brother, Robert Ew: .SOUTH BEND—James Lee Emmons, 63. Survivors: Wife, Lillie Mae; sons, James, illiam: , Miss Marjorie Emmons, Mrs. W. H, Hathaway; brother, Harley Emmons; sister, Mrs. Edward Rush. WAYNETOWN—Isaac Sutton, 72. vivors:” Son, Paul; daughters,’ Mrs. Merle Remley. ?

CLAIM CONFESSION IN

FT. WAYNE WPA CASE

‘PT. WAYNE, Dec. 15 (U. P).— Otis Forham, 37, was placed on probation in city court today when he

C |allegedly confessed drawing relief

checks while employed Bs a’ subforeman on a WPA project. He was charged with false pretense. ’ Forham was said to have worked on the WPA under the name of Joseph Kelly, a name he said was given him by fellow workers when

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