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American Medical Association Anti-Trust Case Opens In Washington.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5 (U, P.).— The unprecedented trial of the American Medical Association and some of the nation's most noted doctors on charges that they conspired to violate Federal anti-trust

laws opens today in U. S. District Court.

Proceedings are expected “0 con- (§ Govern- |;

sume a month or more. ment attorneys will try to prove

that the A. M. A, two of its affili-|: ated organizations and 20 officers|}

sought to use the A. M. A.’s prestige

to defeat 3) repre in co- operdtive §

medicine.

The indictment also names the|. medical society of “the District of |:

Columbia, the Harris County (Tex.) Medical Society and the Washington Academy of Surgery.

Jury Selection First

A. M. A. officials named were Morris Fishbein, editor of the A. M. A. journal; Olin West, secretary and general manager of the A, M. A.: William Creighton Woodward, director of the A. M. A..Bureau of Legal Medicine and . Legislation; William Dick Cutter, secretary of the A. M. A. Council on Medical Education and Hospitals, anid Rosco Genung Leland, director of the A. M. A. Bureau of Medical Economics. The first day of the trial will be taken up with the selection of a 12-man jury and two alternates. John Henry. Lewin, chief Government prosecutor, and Grant W. Kelleher then will present their opening statements, to which defense counsel will reply. The defense statement probably will be made by Edward N. Burke, Chicago, A. M. A attor Be:

Charges Without Precedent

Charges against the associations and the doctors are without prece= dent in anti-trust history and reach the [trial “stage only after an unsuccessful court battle by the A. M. A. for a ruling that the practice of medicine is not a “trade” as conceived by the Sherman and Clayton Acts. The allegations of the Government arise from the A. M. A's purported policy to “hinder” the development of group health organ{zations which offer complete medical care on a risk-sharing basis.

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Miss Maxine Moore, well-known Indianapolis contralto, will be heard on Phil Spitalny’s Hou: of Charm broadcast Sunday night, WIRE, at 9 o'clock. Miss Moore is one of right "girls who are being given a chance to succeed Maxine, Hour of Charm - vocalist who is retiring, temporarily, from radia. ‘The winner is ta be selected by popular vote of radio listeners. Miss Moore is a daughter of Mrs. Bertha M. Moore 601 Buchanan St. She was‘ a pupil -of Edward Nell and | made .her public debut here as a very 7oung girl, About five years ago she sang one of die leads in “Speak of the Devil,” a Civic Tlieater musical. She left Indiinapolis about four years ago and\has toured much of the country as Aocaliit with Ted Lewis and other musical or ganizations.

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Jinx Falkenburg, pop ular model and actress, isto be giest-starred on Eddie Cantor's progism tonight, WIRE, 8 o'clock. + Guest on the Fred Allen progr am is to be 16-year-old June Grady of lew York, who impersonates radio stars r. . Junef was a big hit on Maj. Eowes’ Amature Hour on-Jan. 16. . |. . ai G..Robinson’s Big Town progr tonight, 7 o'clock, WFBM, will be a dramatization . of important incidents in American history, ‘Hope in America.” This ‘evening's, offering on the Cavalcade program, WLW, at 6:30 is to be a dramatization of Henry Clay's fight to avert the Civil War. ” ” a J Kay Kyser holds class in Chicago qnight, WIRE, at 9 o'clock, fo celebr the fourth annivessary of the start of the Kollege of Musical Knowledge. Mr. Kyser picked Chicago for the celebration because it was here that he founded tke “college” while his band wes appearing

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(BAR GONVENTION

Supreme Court said: time in the state's history the American Bar Association is coming to Indiana for its annual convention.

SUPPORT ASKED

County Judges Requested

To Arrange Calendars To Coincide.

Indiana State Supreme Court

judges today asked Indiana, jurists to arrange court calendars to permit their attendance at the 64th annual meeting of the American Bar Association here Sept. 29-Oct. 3.

The meeting is to be the first ever

held in Indianapolis ‘or Indiana by the national organization.

The state justices made their re-

quest following a meeting yesterday with Federal Court Robert G. Baltzell and Joe Rand Beckett, chairman of the state-wide general committee on arrangements.

Judge H. Nathan Swain of the “For the first

“Jurists and lawyers of the Hoosier

state not only should prove themselves to be worthy hosts to the nation's legal profession, buf they should take advantage of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to attend thé bar association's sessions which are, incidentally, open to everyone, whether association members or not.”

Judge Baltzell told the group that

he has marked the meeting dates on his court calendar and hoped to arrange his court's that period so that he could participate sessions.

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WEDNESDAY, FEB, 5, 1941

Peach State's Debate a Peach

ATLANTA, Ga. Feb. 5 (U. P). —The Georgia Senate, debating a bill to permit women to serve on juries, adopted an amendment today providing: That women jurors must have won a beauty contest within twg years prior to jury service. That they must be less than 45. That they must wear perfume agreeable to both the judge and the attorneys.’ The amendment later was ruled out of order and the bill tabled.

ENGLAND TO MAKE WHOLEMEAL BREAD

LONDON, Feb. 5 (U. P.).—Food Minister Lord Woolton has are ranged with millers and bakers to make. a standard wholemeal loaf of bread, which will be available within a few days throughout England for the same price as white bread, it was disclosed today. The new loaf will contain 85 per cent flour extract, which the Ministry said represepts a maximum of digestibility and nutriment. It is; said to be more digestible than a bread made entirely of flour extract. A new “fortified” white bread, to which vitamin B-1 and calcium will be added, was expected to be made available within a few months.

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Specifically, the defendants are | mccused of attempting to impede the operation of Group Health Associatiow, Inc. a co-operative organized Dy low-income Government employees which maintains a staff | of- doctors to treat its members. | ‘Members contribute a monthly sum, | similar to dues, for the protection.

in the Blackhawk Caie. a 8 a Saturday morning’s bioadcast of the Block's Children Eour, WIRE, at 10:30, is to be sponsored oy the Indianapolis Piano Teachers’ Association. Pupils of teachers in the association will play, a chorus directed by Mrs. Esther (Crandall will sing and pupils of Francis Ainsley, Mrs. Fred Kiethley anc Mrs: Ruth Gentry Edwards will (assist on the rogram. The committee in charge in cludes Mrs. Sidney Ellis, Mrs. Lawrence Steele, Mrs. Naomi Gray, Miss Esther Ruschaupt and |viiss Pauline “IClark. Mrs. Charlotte E. Lehman is association president. »

KENNETH KRAFT, of Ddyton, | O.,, a sophomore at Indiana Central College, has been elect= ed by mem- | bers of his class to edit the 1941-42 edition of the Oracle, _ college year book. He will associate editor for this ! year's b oo Kk,

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T0 MEN OF PURDUE:

LAFAYETTE, Feb. 5.—Engineering students at Purdue University are to be given an opportunity to ‘enter the service of the U.S. Navy with commissions as ensigns, it was learned here today. Rear Admiral H. E. Yarnell and five other Navy officers will come here Monday . to acquaint junior and senior engineering students with the plan and to interview studénts. David L. Arm, acting personnel director at the university, said that students accepting commissions will be stationed in one of three Navy bureaus: Construction, ordnance or engineering. Admiral Yarnell, who will visit the campus, retired in 1939 and then was called back to active duty. He was in command of the Asiatic Squadron from 1936 to 1939.

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VALPARAISO, Ind., Feb. 5 (U. P.).—Wesley Knebel, 4-year-old son | of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ‘Knebel of near Ripley, was crushed to death | yesterday at his home when caught | between the side of the house and | & truck his father was backing—

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Francis Wilcoxin, senior from Shelbyville, is new president of the Zetegathea Literary Society and Austin Pellett, junior, from Brook, is Philamusa president.

v ul Virginia Verrili, vocalist of the Show Boat and Uncle Walter's Dog House program, receivei a lacerated left knee and a twisted ankle in a recent auto crash and was forced to cancel this week's radio engagements. With her husband, Jim Breyley, she was en route t3 Chicago to visit Mr. Breyley’s brotner, the victim ‘of another motor accident, when their car was in a head-on crash.

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