Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 March 1946 — Page 8

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Sen. Capehart Raps Agency At Car Dealer Meeting.

The OPA today stood indicted as “the greatest single offender of the laws of our land” by Senator Homer E. Capehart. Addressing a meeting of 200 Indiana automobile dealers at the 00-4 lumbia club last might, he asserted that “there is nothing particularly wrong with the OPA except that it fails to live up to the law of the land as laid down by congress.” He added, however, that the price control agency was here “for at least another year” and advised the dealers to “make the best of it.” Joseph G. Wood, secretary counsel of the Automobile Dealers Oooperative Association, Inc. charged that instead of lowering used car prices, OPA was inflating them, because regulations “impose a floor price rather than a ceiling price.” Says Black Market Is Result

He asserted that such regulations also are responsible for a strong black market among individuals, John Ramp, president of the association, charged that Indianapolis hotels are full of out-of-state car dealers who have come here to buy autos to take back to thelr agencies. He also claimed that . parking lots were full of black market dealers who approached prospective patrons with an offer to buy their cars even before they had a chance to park. Both Mr, Wood and Mr. Ramp attacked OPA panels, charging that they were “a bunch of amateurs playing prosecutor, judge and jury to a group of experts.”

WOMAN HAS SIXTH

ILLEGITIMATE CHILD!

The sixth illegitimate child of ‘a 31-year-old Indianapolis woman was a ward of the county welfare department today. At a juvenile court wardship hearing yesterday, Judge Mark W. Rhoads was told by the mother

that she never married any of the fathers because she “never cared enough for them.” Between intermittent sobs, the yoyng woman related a tale of poverty and unhappiness, and affairs with- married men who told her they were single. She said she had heard nothing but “fussing between my father and mother until my mother died in 1935.” At that time, her father told her, “This is the happiest day of my life.” Two years later, the young woman's first illegitimate child was born, Pather of this child and two others was a married man. The mother attempted to keep the first three children by working and paying their board in foster homes, but finally had to consent to their adoption. ‘The fourth child also was adopted. The new baby boy, who was made a ward of juvenile court yesterday, was sent to the board of children’s guardians’ home at Irvington.

INDICTED ON BANK EMBEZZLING CHARGE

An Evansville woman was free on $3000 bond today following her indictment and arrest on a federal charge of embezzling $4511 from the People’s Saving bank there. The defendant, Mrs. Lizabeth Hayden, was secretary of the bank’s president a number of years. She is alleged to have embezzled the | funds over a two-year period. | FP. B. I agents charge Mrs. Hay- | den forged checks on the bank aclcounts of her mother and her grandmother, When these accounts became low, the defendant is alleged to have transferred $4011 from the account of Mrs. Ruth Meyer. Later, another $500 was taken from bank funds, the indictment states. Mrs, Hayden is said to have confessed last April while federal agents searched for the shortage.

$3000 SUIT IS FILED AGAINST CAFE CHAIN

A family of three today asked $3000 damages from the White Castle System, Inc., alleging that food eaten at one of the firm’s establishments was “contaminated, infected and spoiled.” Filed yesterday in superior court 2, the sult alleges that Mr, and Mrs. Charles A. Yaryan and their son, Danny, all of 1034 Cornell ave., became ill after eating hamburger sandwiches prepared by White Castle employees. Damages of $1000 are asked for each member of the Yaryan family. Attorney for the plaintiff is Hassel R. Pea. Resident agent for the restaurant is Jacob S. White, 1511 Merchants Bank bldg.

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