Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 April 1946 — Page 29

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Judge Appoints Trustees 0 | Interest Buyer or User.

CHICAGO, April 12 (U, P.).—PFederal Judge Michael J. Igoe today! |approved a 10-year reorganization | plan for the Chicago, Indianapolis. and Louisville railroad and ap-| pointed three trustees to interests a buyer or user, Judge Igoe named as trustee president of the Pirst National bank; Arthur T. Leonard, vice pres-! ident of the City National bank,! and John D., Dwyer of Otis and Co.| | Judge Ikoe set May 1 as the ef{fective date of the reorganization plan recommended by the interstate commerce commission. He denied a’ motion to delay the reorganization land scheduled a hearing for an or-' der on the turnover for April 24. | The 328-mile railroad, known as the Monon route, runs from Chi-| cago to Louisville through Indianap-| olis. Under the reorganization, plan! the trustees will seek to interest major railroads in using the trackage or to find a purchaser of the Inailrond’s securittes.

ARRANGE RITES FOR EDWARD E. STOUT

Services for Edward E. Stout, president of Stout's Factory Shoe store, 318 Massachusetts ave, .who| died yesterday at his home, 3810 Washington blvd. will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow atjthe Flanner & Buchanan mertuary. The Rev, K. L. Peters, pastor of the New Church, Swedenborgian, will offici- | ate and burial will be in Crown| Hill. Mr. Stout, who was 83, was a lifelong. resident of Indianapolis. He entered the: shoe business in 1890 when he became associated in business with his brother, Harry, who founded the store in 1886. After the death of his brother in 1914, he assumed the presidency. The firm expanded to three other stores, one for men at 47 8. Illinois st., a shop for men and women at 4 N. Pennsylvania st, and a gen- | eral shoe store at 352-4 W. Washington st. . He was a member of Mystic Tie Lodge 398, F. & A. M. for 50 years {and the Columbia club. Survivors | lare his wife, Fredericka, and two | nephews, Oliver H. Stout, Indian-| |apolis, and Maj. Sidney A. Stout, | Wakeman General hospital, Camp | | Atterbury.

ADVANCE TO FINAL | 'ORATORICAL CONTEST!

Clifford Clark; 20-year-old world war II veteran of Savannah, Ga, today became ons of four finalists in ‘the. American Legion national high school oratorical contest, The veteran, who has the purple heart with two clusters, won the sectional finals at Caleb Mills hall, Shortridge high school today, defeating Howard Downs, Independence, Mo., and Neil B, Cline, Norfolk, Va, Mr. Clark now is eligible to participate in the national finals at | Grinnell college, Mgnday. Winner | of the finals will be awarded a $4000

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