Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1939 — Page 15

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STAND DFR S$. “IN TRUST TRIAL

Former: G. WE Employees Fail to. Confirm ‘Forced * ‘Financing’ ok

SOUTH BEND, Ind, 12 (U. P.) —The Government will continue /calling witnesses in| | Federal Court ( today in its attempt to prove that she! General Motors Corp, three af- | filiated” concerns, and 17 officers of ‘the companies violated the Shernian Anti=Trust Act by forcing deal-

ers to finance car sales through the General Motors Acceptance Corp. Two former employees of General Motors and G: M. A.C. testified yesterday they knew of no instances where the companies forced dealers to use the Acceptance Corp.

Denies Franchise Canceled

They were L. I. Stewart, former zone * manager for Chevrolet Motor Co. at Pittsburgh, Pa., and Buffalo, N. Y., and now an agent for a competitive car at Pittsburgh, and L. C. Gale of St. Louis, Mo., formerly employed by the Acceptance Corp. and tiow branch manager of a competitive car financing concern. Mr. Stewart denjed that he ever explicitly canceled a dealers franchise for failure to use G.M. A.C. and asserted that he never had beén uthorized by his superiors to cang sales contracts or failure to use . M. A. C. ; Fo direct examination by Holmes Baldridge, chief Government coungel, he said “there was nothing ‘could be done” when a dealer refused to use G. M.A. C.

Tells of Phone Call

‘ He also hinted that he had been discharged because he was a “softie <you have to haye ice water in your veins.” Mr. Gale told of| a telephone call which he said his superior made to a General Motors dealer. He said the dealer was told “you promised to use G. M. A. C. [Now quit fooling ground.” He said he knew nothing more about the incident. i Since he left G. M. A. C. to join the competitive organization, he said; some Gene Motors dealers have starfed fina. ting cars through Ris concern, some (of them, he asserted,. since the indictments voted ggainst the concerns. 4 Donaldson. Brown of New York, vice chairman of the board of directors of General Motors, was subpenaed by the Government but was discharged yesterday without giving testimony. —_——

PURDUE PROFESSOR 1 KILLED BY BY CYCLE

I aaTiiie md, Oct. 12 (U. P.). ir, Rehert: Alexander Craig, Purdue University professor, was inured fatally yesterday when struck y a motorcycle as he crossed a West Jafeyatia street. Dr. Craig was head of the veterihary science department at the uni-

yersity. He was 67. + ‘The motorcycle was ridden by Frederick. Eade, Evanston, Il, a Poraue aeronautical student, who old police he sounded his horn and

made every story to avoid the acci-| :

dent. ; Dr. Craig was a native of Iowa. He was graduated from Iowa State College in 1897 with|a D. V. M. degree, and went to Purdue the following year. In 1904 he became head of the veterinary science department. He did outstanding work in connection with the standardization of og cholera serum production and in aking hog cholera vaccination —/ practical and effective. «About 15 years ago, Dr. Craig went fo the Argentine to establish a hog serum producing | plant. The only immediate survivor is a son, Robert Craig, Indianapolis.

BRITISH TURN DOWN * RECRUITS TS FROM U. S.

: VASHHERTON, Ot. Oct. 12 (U. P.).— The British Embassy announced today that it is unable to accept im-

mediately .many enlistments from|

British subjects living in the United States ‘because there is no shortage of manpower at present and because all training facilities are in full use now. . “Requirements regarding further fecruiting can be - best met by a

gradual flow of British subjects from | abroad .as the war proceeds,” the| :

Embassy said.

FILLING STATION AND ; TAVERN BURGLARIZED

; Police reported today that burglars entered a filling station at 3856 E. New York: St. last night and stole merchandise valued at $194. - Twenty-five dollars in cash was taken from a tavern at 4343 ‘Madison Ave., police. reported.

RUPTURE

. Shield Expert Here Again

. E. J. MEINHARDI, widely known | :

Expert of Chicago, will personally be in Indianapolis, Ind, at the Claypool Hotel, Saturday, Oct. 14th, from 1 p, m. tol5 p. m., and Sunday, Oct. 15th, from 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. Please note dates and hours carefully. MR.” ME I says: The Meinhardi ld is a tremendous improvement—well known for producing immediate results. It is waYerproof’ and has no leg straps or tumbersome SHangements. (No Surgery or Injec eatments used.) . Meinhar nds been coming here for 15 ye Caution: If may cause w

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Strangulation, | . Men having | Ruptures ‘which ‘have returned after Surgical Opera‘tions. or Inje 2lso invited. [When all others fail —See I He will be Pleased to d onstrate” to you pri-

neglected—Rupture

sudden “deat from

.|Robert Lantis, Tom Moore, Gordon

‘brary. Herman Champlin will con-

CIRCLING

Scouts Hold Court—Boy Scout Troop 83, sponsored by the HaywardsBarcus Post .55, American Legion, will held a troop court of honor tonight in St. Paul’s Evpisopal Church, Illinois’ and New York" Sts. John Lanahan, Donald Robbins and Robert Bare will be made .star. scouts. Merit badges also will bo to.

Montgomery, Joe Brand, Otis Kloss, Gene Roberts, Bernard VanSeil and Norman Hoke.

-Addresses Optimists—Biskop Titus Lowe, resident bishop of Indiana Methodists, will address the Indianapolis Optimist Club tomorrow in the Columbia Club. on “Today and Tomorrow.”

Speaks to Associated ‘Clubs—Forrester B. Washington, director of the Atlanta University School of Social Work, will address the Federation of Associated Clubs at its second annual mass meeting at the World - War Memorial at 8 p. m. Oct. 25. Mr. Washington = speak on “A Survival Strategy for Negroes in a Changing Social Order.” The meeting will open the Federation's winter program.

Expression Matinee Tomortowes The fourth in a series of expression matinees by Miss Clara Ryan’s advanced expression class will be held tomorrow at the Tech High School student center. Participants’in two skits will be Andrew Cox, Kathleen Simmons, Jayne Schmalholz, Charles Caron, Mildred Schaler, Anna Mae Leuthold, Constance Keller, Ina Day, Mary Deeb and Evelyn Lewellyn. Readings will be given by Betty Barrett and Katherine Dine. Mary Guidone will be the program chairman.

League Initiation Set—Twentythree persons will be initiated into

the Indiana Rehabilitation League,

Inc. at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Cropsey Auditorium, Central Li-

duct the initiation. Broward G. Busard, president, will welcome new members.

ENCYCLICAL DUE OCT. 29 VATICAN CITY, Oct. 12 (U. P.). —His Holiness Pope Pius XII will issue his long-planned encyclical on Oct. 29, it was reported in authoritative quarters today. It will be the first of his regime and is expected to deal with the international situation.

Perry O’Neal, Indianapolis attorney, was elected a- member of the board of directors’ of the Fletcher Trust Co. yesterday afternoon, .

Mrs. Scholl to Speak—Mrs. Emery Scholl, State probation director, will talk on “Our Responsibility” at the Exchange Club tomorrow noon in

i Grant Lodge “Will

.|vened here today for a two-day con=

-|gree will - be conferred by Shelby

00D FELLOWS OPEN TWO-DAY

MEETING HERE 5

~aiX Hear ~ Reports Today, Elect Aids ‘Tomorrow.

More than 1500 members of the Grand Lodge of Indiana, Independent Order of Odd Fellows, con- |

vention -at the Grand Lodge Auditorium.. Election of - officers, the main busi-| ness of the convention, will be held tomorrow. «The Junior Lodge Degree will be conferred by * John Purdue -Junior Lodge 5, - Lafayette, at Tomlinson | Hall at 8 p..m. Immediately following this ceremony, the Second De-

Lodge 742 of Shelby. . Candidates for Grand Lodge offices are Fred Major, Decatur, grand master; Dawson Smith, Belle~ view, deputy grand master; Henry F. Kohlmeyer, Francisco; Paul Ferguson, Lebanon; Ira Vernon, yen City; Clarence Hill, Jeffersonville; Herbert Gibbons, Hymera; Millard ‘Shelley, Westfield; L. W. Schaller, Attica; Homer Zenor, Terre Haute;

the Severin Hotel.

Oscar G. Leibel, Bicknell; A. E. Ret-

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George E. Hershman, Crown Boia grand trustee, and Clyde Point, Bloomfield, grand representative. The Grand Encampment of the 1. O. O. F. held its annual conven-

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