Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 December 1938 — Page 2

NG PLEAS CONTINENTAL ASE ARE GIVEN

0c 0 es’ Defender Calls | raud Trial ‘Appeal To Prejudice.’

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3 Given and Paul A. Pfister, U. S. attorney, presented| ¥ arguments to the Federal at Jury which has heard more a1) 100 witnesses testify in the last ree weeks. The jury was expected |. gl £ the case this afternoon. efendants, charged with e mails to defraud, aré als jof the Continental Credit . of Winchester or of its alleged ries.” The Government

Mrs. Marshall Field II

NEW YORK, Dec. 27 (U. P.).— four states lost money in dealings| The Marshall Fields III anhp Continental. nounced today that an eightMt. Pfister told the jury that “this| pound daughter had been born to iis : : | | se reeks with fraud.” them yesterday at Doctor’s Hos- Ha sy | i” ’ pital. Mr. Field is 45, heir to 300 ve : . Sold forse. Mess of P Potiage million dollars, has four other t children. His present wife, the a of ‘the Continental Credit Corp.| former Ruth Pruyn Phipps, is his ar evidence of fraud,” he said.| third.

A 5 3 kK. * - “While salesmen were trying to per orm their duty, they were sold 6 0. p. TOHE AR I even less than a mess of pot-| i6 by these so-called financiers. GEN. MOSELEY : ; . SH t. No Congressman can tell this & oid EACH cou hg tts oh 500 Republican Mayors and $n at Mr, Pfister reviewe e charges| : : ; : and told the jury that this district : : crepes, rayon failles, wool and rayons and rayon i Here Thursday. rib rolls. In tailored or dressy styles. Black, wine, 8 these. ; RCC : fo "teal, rust, green, brown. colors. For women,

8 and is “going to stamp out men ‘We still believe that a man’s : Baba i d must be as good as his bond. »} More than 500 Republican May- niisses, juniors. 94 EACH

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ran to Washington to see his Consssman, That is an insult to this

In 4LowSale Price Groups!

20 SPORTS COATS IN ~ TWEED mixtures and plain | color fleeces. Swagger, fitted, belted and straight line % . 9 styles for women, misses | and juniors. Greatly re- EACH | duced for clearance. Green, | beige, wine colors. Sizes 11 to 174 in the group.

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t. Pfister said. “These men should ors, editors and members of the

8 punished.” finance committee of the Republic- - ng I une defense, Mr an State Committee are to hear ; : 3

Given said: “There is not one word : 3 évidence to prove that the Moores Maj. Gen. George Van Hohn Moses aad any control over some of the ley at 3 Junchson Thursday at the . c aypoo. , iéged onsinental subsidiaries, Members of the committee and its officers are to be hosts at the lunch-

{| “Evidence has been introduced to

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and up until the time the Lincoln jational Bank & Trust Co. at Ft. yayne closed their aceount the evijencé showed that they always paid 811 of their accounts. “During 1935 and 1936, Contiental did between four and five million dollars worth of business and paid every cent of that money.” | The jury was to be instructed by Federal Judge Robert C. Baltzell to pefurn an individual verdict for € ach of the five defendants.

ARTHUR GODARD IS DEAD INEAST

served as General Secre-

tary of Indianapolis ’y’ For 21 Years.

Arthur Harold Godard, for 28

| yéars general secretary of the Y. M.

| C. A. here, died yesterday at his | home at Richville, N. Y., according

| #0 word received by friends today.

Mr. Godard, who was 66, retired

| from the secretaryship six years | ago.

His career as head of the local organization was marked by three

I: | periods of development in which he

was largely instrumental. They were the fund campaign and construction of the present Central and Senate Avenue Y. M. C. A. buildings and the establishment of the Big Meetings, now held each ‘Sunday: in the city. . Godard previously had served

: 4d ‘thie Y. M. C. A. at Rochester,

N. 14 years before coming to Indinapolis Utider his direction, the local organization grew from 600 members to over 22,000. ‘*He also helped develop interest in thé Indianapolis Y. M. C. A. in

foreign fields and also aided

Negroes in the City. Upen his re-

, tiréinént a delegation of colored Y.

M. ©. A. workers presentéd him with

his portrait. It still hangs in the secretary’s office of the Central

. officé of the Y, M. C. A.

Although he retired from active service in 1932, he kept in constant gommunication with friends here; | The only survivor is his wife. Fu- { néral services are to be held Thurs- _ day in Richville, Burial will also!;

: be there.

eon, which will follow several group conferences. Maj. Gen. Moseley, retired, was chief of the fourth section of the general staff in France during the World War. He was a meémber of the Harboard Commission in the Near East following the war.

luncheon include Mrs. Grace B. Reynolds, Republican National Committeewoman for Indiana; Raymond Willis, defeated Republican candidate for the United States Senate, and James M. Tucker, newly elected Secretary of State. Gen. Moseley will diseuss cardinal principles of citizenship.

EVANSVILLE T0 E

Governor Approves Plan for College Absorption.

‘* Plans to transform Evansville Col-

tension center offering two years of academic training had been approved today by Governor Townsend. Evansville residents originally

offer a four-year curriculum if it is accepted into the State educational system. The Governor, who gave his approval following a conference with Herman.B. Wells, Indiana University president; Ward G. Biddle, university controller, and Dr. W. D. Gatch, dean of the university's medical school in Indianapolis, pointed out that other Indiana University extension centers offer only two-year studies. Expense to the State of operating the college would be small, the Governor said. If the absorption plan is given final approval, the name of Evansville College would be retained so that $400,000 in endowments would accrue to the college.

BELGIAN STATESMAN DIES BRUSSES, Dec. 27 (U. P.).— Emile Vandervélde, Belgian Social= ist leader and former Cabinet Minister, died today. He was 73.

Others to be introduced at the

EXTENSION CENTER

lege into an Indiana University ex- |§

asked that the college continue to|

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of daytime dresses. Late fall and winter styles in dressy and tailored types, for street, office and general daytime wear. For women, misses and

juniors. $f .91 at ‘EACH

A prize collection of better dresses, reduced for quick clearance! In rayon alpaca, rayon cynara crepe, rayon Magic Hour crepe, wool and rayon mixtures. In smart, wanted dark or light colors. Sizes, styles and colors broken.

$=. 94 at EACH

Save yourself several dollars on one of these winter dresses, marked down because the color, size and style collection is not complete. Rayon alpaca, rayon Magic Hour crepe and rayon crepes in sizes 38 to 44, but not in every style. Black, wine, green colors. Dresses—Downstairs at Ayres

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‘SALE! Men's Suits

COATS reduced from high- ' er price to go at this re-

markably low price! In brown or green mixtures

.. .swaggers, fitted and . belted styles. Sizes 12 to

20 and 38 to 44 in the group,

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\ ‘JUST 30 HIGHER PRICED SPORTS

for this great AfterChristmas Sale! All-

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: wool and mohair fleeces

in fitted, box swagger,

belted and’ double-breasted styles. wine, grey glory; Sizes 1 to 1% in the group.

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Hair and Wool, Fleeces or Tweeds in swaggers, fitted and wraparound styles. Natural, wine, grey, green and brown. Sizes 11 to 17, 12

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to 20 and 38 to 46 in the group. Coats—Downstairs at % Ayres

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coats, greatly . reduced.

CLEARANCE SALE! Women ’s—Misses Ju niors

Fuar=T rimmed Coats

s15.00

"85 Higher-priced fur-irimmed

green, black or wine Trimmed with luxuriously rich fur collars. For juniors and women.

$23.00

Quality coats cost you less in this clearande sale! Just 80 fine furtrimmed coats in black, green and wine colors. Sizes for women, misses an juniors in the group.

In teal, colors,

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CLEARANCE SALE! 650 Pairs

.Just when you need formal sandals . . .

Women’s Better Shoes

200 Pairs Evening Sandals

and at a big saving, too! White dyeable S$ rayon satins or black rayon satins with high or medium heels. Sizes 4% to 9, AAA to C widths in the ewup.

150 Pairs “Corliss” Winter Shoes

A group of famous “Corliss” style and 99

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arch type shoés reduced for clearance! Pumps, straps, ties and oxfords in suede, $ kid or gabardine. Black; brown “or blue to B in the

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' colors, Sizes 4% to. 9, group, but not in all iis styles.

200 Pairs ¢ ‘American Girl” Shoes

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$24.00)

‘straps, pumps and oxfords in black, 3 brown’ or blue. Suedes, kidskins and gabardines. ‘Sizes 4% to 9, AAA to'C, but not in every style or color.

100 Pairs “F Betty Shaw” Shoes

Drastically reduced for quick clearance! Our own exclusive “Betty Shaw” styles \ 9 4 @ PAIR

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We've taken the governor off the gas linetjammed: the accelerator down to the floor . . . and opened ’er wide open. .. C'mon men, there’s no stopping you when you see these Sotning values! This is our annual clearance of ‘higher- - priced suits and coats in the PATTERNS, the STYLES and COLORS you like. 4 Buy now and save on a sturdy, long- ‘wearing suit or coat for dress or business ‘wear! Sizes for men and young men/ S

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