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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-09
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Battle Dropped
BIZ Lnited Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. 9-The Chicago
Stadium has abandoned its attempt
to promote a heavyweight bout be-
tween Max Schmeling, Germany,
former champion, and King Levin
sky, Chicago contender.
Joe Jacobs, Something's manager,
today was on his way back to New
York after failing to agree on terms.
jacobs said he planned to sign for
Schmeling to meet Steve Hamas at
Philadelphia, Feb. IA.
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BROWNING KEEPS TITLE

BV nifed Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 9.-Jim Brown
ing of Missouri last night retained
his claim to the world heavyweight
wrestling championship by throwing
Ray Steele of California before
5000 fans at Madison Square
Garden.
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ANNEXES RUN AT So

Grandfather Mansion Repeats for
Sixth Time on Jackson Day
By United Press
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9.-CharIie
Manson, 58-year-old grandfather
and veteran cross-country runner.
won the twenty-eighth annual SIX
mile Jackson day run here yesterday
Ior the sixth time, including his
first victory in 1912
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City Schedule

WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Cathedral at st. Mary's, Anderson.
FRIDAY MORNING
Marion county meet at Southport gym
all day.
FRIDAY NIGHT
Manual at Cathedral.
Shortridge at Seymour.
Tech at jeff of Lafayette.
Washington at Charlottesville.
SATURDAY MORNING
Marion county meet at Southport; finals
at night.
SATURDAY NIGHT
MartinsviIle at Shortridge.
Broad Ripple at townsville.
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StOnehOuSe
Cops Title
Coffin Pro Fires II to Win
Playoff From Vet
at Miami.
BIZ United Press

bU L ntleQ FTfSS
MIAMI, Fla, Jan. g. Ralph
Stonehouse. 29-year-old Indian
apolis professional, today was $500
richer by virtue of his victory yes
terday over Willie Dow, veteran
Miami pro. in the eighteen-hole
playof for first money in the Miami
open golf tournament.
Stonehouse is the professional at
Coffin Golf Club at Indianapolis.
The Miami tourney was a 72-hole
affair and Stonehouse and Dow tied
at the end of regulation play Sun
day at 279. The playof yesterday
was by mutual agreement.
Stonehouse carded 36-35-71 over
the Miami Springs course, to finish
four strokes ahead of 48-year-old
Dow. who scored 3S-37-75. The
indianapolis players II was just
one stroke over par. Dow received
second money, $3.50. The cards:
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Freddie Lutz fulfilled the promise that
ne has shown all season when he led the
| three-game total of 600 Hickman rolled
$50 and Lee Carmin an even 600.
Art Mundt tossed in a $40 during the
rolls in this loop so Mundt had to be con-
tent with second place as the Old Master
produced score of 611.
The Herf-Jones League of fourteen
teams rolled on the Indiana alleys the
Engraver No; l and No. winning three
games from the Ring Makers and Die De-
partment No. 2. The Die Department No
s. Ponshing Department and Engravers
No also won three from Die Department.
NO T. Striklng NO. and Die Department
No ], as Ring Makers and Second Floor
won two games from Outlaws No. l and
No 2. $50 series by Addison. with games
OF 1876, 2Ol and 1853 led the individual play
The members of the Kernel team of the
Kiwanis League that rolls on the Indiana
alleys again displayed a strong team game
rolling an actual total of 2.842 with $40
by, Heuslien being high and a $50 by Ker-
neI trallng. Ihese boys won all Of their
games from the Slicer team The esther
mier team also clicked for a triple win
over Crewes while the Dr.. Clark and Dur
nell qulntets won two from Rowles and
Burnett.
Dick Nordholts 61s topped the plav Of
the Reformed Church League at the
Prltchett drives. Barrett with a 234
anoh. tot Sd p 6l3 to finish in second place
having counts Of SGT and $50.
That boy Bruder is really on his old
tlnle game at the present. his 500 rolled
curing the Automotive League plav at the
central alleys leading the loop The man
the league on the idea of making IN COM
plete squads with teams of their own loon
Io g. me coming city tournament. AS an
added inducement, the teams Of the Au-
tomotive loop will be rolling for Special
PRIZE award OF two team entries during
ting teams to roll with their reguIar mem
pers should make this arrangement pop
ular and the team entry, at least, should
pass all former marks
Joe Bisegi pounded the pins for total
needed and IL e 5a4d h tt aS s jgP2
az three games to the Heidenreich Florists.
i Tho s had s 9Sgil Koe5ing and Ward scor
Jewellers with a 636 count. For the losers
other contests 9es Tes Wa an o even 600 The
Tor lettering LitZelman Coal and Whifa
owl from Kiefer five and Koch Furniture
rolled Gil.
The Imp, Club wa, the only team of the
the Crown boys being their victims Vern
KEN hit for league leading count Of
~ W 4eal titF Gun CluD 10 an ODD game
win over Grotto. Indianapolis Towel Sup
ply also won two from the Moose Club
The only contest completed IN the Oil
League at the Illinois alleys resulted in a
triple win for Phillips 66. but they had TO
take the roll of Of tie game to carry of
the sweep. Citing Of the losing team
produced count Of 55l TO lead.
Green closed with a 235 TO total 6i4 and
lead the American Legion series at the
55otel Antler drives. His team. the Bruce
Eopison Post, won Two games from Bell
LeIepnone Post. while Garfield lost all
three TO indianapolis.
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Over the jinx, No. 10, Notre
Danes basketeers are hopeful Of
victories tonight and Saturday
that will tie them with the previous
Notre Dame consecutive win record
Of twenty-five and place them in
position to set up a new mark.
Fourteen games remain on the state
collegiate cara Tor the week with
two outstanding features. Purdue
and Indiana resume their rivalry
clashes at Bloomington after a year
of idleness brought about by the
Big Ten round robin schedule sys-
tenn. Butler travels to South Bend
and will offer a real test of the
Irish hopes to tie the old consecu-
tive win mark.
Indiana State METERS were all set
to take the Eastern Illinois
Teachers tonight at Terre Haute
and prove that they were just in a
basket shooting slump at Butler
Saturday. Evansville college, re-
freshed by their upset win over Wa
bash, will Ntravel into Kentucky
Wednesday night intent on showing
the Mountaineers at Western Ken
lucky State that HooSier basketball
is best.
In indianapolis Butler will open
its ten-game Missouri Valley con-
ference schedule with Washington
Of St. Louis, a team that battled
the 1888 champion Bulldog five in
an overtime game before giving up
by one point. The teams will battle
in the feldhouse Wednesday night
at $50.
The Franklin-De PAW struggle
should be a thriller at Greencastle
Friday night with the Ball State
invasion of Terre Haute to battle
Indiana state renewing the
natural rivalry between the Normal
schools adding color to the battle
Indiana Central travels up to Man
chester fully expecting to win
handily.
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PARK REQUESTS GAME
Coach Reichel Seeks Action for Net
Squad Friday.

Coach Lou Reichel Of Park school
desires a net struggle for his hard
wood FASTENERS Friday of this week
Reichel has his five hard at work
for the Culver game there on Jan.
20.
Hackleman and Captain McMur-
trie seem to have the forward po-
sitions cinched and Allen Carroll at
center and LemauX and Alex Carroll
at guards, but they need game ac-
tion to keep at their peak.
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LldO.
It develops that Carlos has scout
ed Technical, Shortridge, Jefferson
vile. Logansport and Jefferson OF
LAFAYETTE and others, and the five
named are on his list.
The three he has on his must
shopping list before going into his
picking trance" are Hartford CITY,
Anderson and Brazil.
This list may be augmented when
Carlos returns to his daily chores.
In fact, when he gets his ear to the
ground again and hears all these
runblings about Martinsville I'm
quite certain he'll want to get a
souint at Glenn Curtis proteges.
And ne also may want to add Al
exandria and Delphi to that list.
They are a couple of teams becom-
ing extremely difficult to get along
with these days.
TT appears that Carlos is much
l. sold on Hartford City at the
present. and justly so. j. 3. Good
has a veteran team that has been
playing together for many seasons.
Three of them were teammates in
Junior high school.
The Airedales still are unbeaten.
This recalls that Hartford City's
last healthy bid for Mr.. Ihsaa's
laurels was in 1920, the year in
which the upstate boys bumped of
Homer Stonebraker'S brilliant La
favette crew. which included Glenn
Grove, Butch Neuman and others.
Lafayette may have an opportun-
itv for revenge this year. Able Mas
tiers cagers appear to be the best
team in the state today. That may
be changed Friday night, after Tim
Campbelrs Tech boys invade the
college town. But if the locals fail
to halt the fast-stepping, sharp
shooting Broncos. then you can
write it down that on Jan. Is, the
best Indiana high school basketball
team was JEFF of Lafayette.
TRIEND CARLOS also is justified
Il in putting Brazil on his shop
ping list. In case you've overlooked
Babe Wheeler's outfit, they've won
nine in a row since topping to
Washington. 16 to Il, early in De-
cember. Morton Of Richmond is
the latest victim.
Alexandria has picked up steam
in the past week, humping of Tip
ton. Elwood and Jonesboro in con-
vincing fashion. More Will be
known about this club after Thurs
DAVIS battle with the Bearcats at
Muncie.
Paul Lostutter'S Delphi Orscles
have served notice that LOgansport
isn't going to waltz into the state
tournament. That 81 TO II triumph
at Connersville last Saturday was
no false alarm.
IRON Vincennes comes the word
that John Adams. veteran men
tor. has tagged the 1884 Martinsville
team potentially stronger than the
1888 state championship club. That
may be Johns way of smoothing
out that setback handed his AliceS
by the Artesians, or it may be the
truth.
More interesting is the observa-
ton of Vincennes scribblers that tbs
Artesians still are playing under
wraps. No slam-bang. ding-dong
basketball for Glenn Curtis.
When they get that leather. the
Artisans heard it. They play smart
basketball all the way, taking shots
on after an opening has been
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Due to a tie between the Buddies Club
five and the b mai Aim for the lead in
the Kirshbaum intramural league, the
start Of the second section Of the sea-
son will be postponed week to allow
them to play off the deadlock wednesday
night at O'Clock. Buddies appeared to be
the winner of the first race until upset by
the Junior Buddies 27-26, with Caplin and
zukerman starring Tor the winners. The
with Davis scoring Is points for the win
nerS. Kirshbaum center is located at 23l4
North Meridian street.
The new Wizard A. c. five boosted its
season winning streak to fourteen out of
fifteen games with two wins against out
of-town teams last week and desire games
shortridge star, and Lindysmith Of Wilma
mac, have been added to the Wizard roSt-
er. For games call Talbot 0646 between
and p. m. or write Carl hercheVaI
3040 KenWood avenue.
The springdale "a team in the 1913
year-old class and the B team playing
games with teams that are willing to share
expenses on a door. Call Riley Ills after
/ p m. and ask for Louie.
The indianapolis Night Hawks defeated
the Bridgeport Cardinals, 1915. with Llehr
tallying nTteen points for the winners For
games with the Hawks call Cherry O628
and ask for Phil, or write BUD Co1tln' oOo
Fletcher avenue, Apt. "A.
Blocks. Ayres and Indiana are all tied
for the lead in the Hoosier Basketball
League with three games won and one lost
while Hibben- Hollweg Is fourth with two
games won and two lost Hoosier A, G.
IS fifth with one game won and three lost
while McCrory is yet to win a game
wednesday night Ayres plays McCrory at
7;3O. Blocks and Hibben- Hoilweg clash at
$50 and Indiana and Hoosier clash at
Ryker and Wooley Shoe Rebuilders clash
with the Wizard A. G. tonight in Dear
born gym at O'Clock and with the Irv-
Friday night at o'clock. They desire
games for Sunday afternoons. Call
Lincoln O917 and ask for Harry Shut.
Making fast squirt in the final quarter
the OHara Sans distanced the William
H. Block I'VE, $3.50 after trailing 1928
at the three-quarter post. Mckenzie.
with twelve field goals and Lynch led
fifteenth straight for the Sans, who will
battle the Central Camels in Brookside
gym Wednesday night at CLOCK and
The Water company rye az Rnodius gym
the sans twice last year. For games with
the Sans call Cherry l523-W and ask for
Mac or write H. L. Hustedt, ll30 North
Dearborn street.
Riverside AIl-stars want games in the
ls-year-old class with teams having access
to gym. The Stars are willing % share
expenses. Call Charles Brown. Harrison
I469-W. between and D. m.
The TABOR Tigers of Tabernacle Pres
byterian church defeated the Butler
Juniors. s. to g in a thrilling battle
than three points at any time. The Tigers
would like to book games with teams in
the l6-19-year-old class on home-and-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-09

TONIGHT
Marquette at Notre Dame.
Eastern Illinois Teachers at Indiana
State, Terre Haute.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Washington of St. Louis at Butler, In
dianapois.
Evansville college at western Kentucky
State.
THURSDAY NIGHT
Taylor College at Kokomo college.
FRIDAY NIGHT
Franklin at De Paw. GreencaStle.
Bail State at Indiana State, Terre Haute
Indiana Central at Manchester, North
Manchester.
Wheaton college at Taylor, Upland
SATURDAY NIGHT
Purdue a Indiana, Bloomington.
Butler at Notre Dame.
Earlham at Wabash. Charlottesville.
Ball State at Evansville.
Oakland City at Hanover.
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Totals IL s g Totals - 9
Referee, Homer Stonebraker, Wabash.
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Riverside All-Stars want games IN the
ls-year-old class with teams having access
10 a gym. The Stars are willing 20 share
expenses Call Charles Brown. Harrison
I409-W, between 5 and D. n.
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The Tabor Tigers of Tabernacle Pres
byterian church defeated the Butler
Juniors. IS to 80 in a thrilling battle
than three points at any time. The Tigers
would like to book games with teams in
the i6-l9year-old class on homeland
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-09

Ryker and Wooley Shoe Rebuilders clash
with the Wizard A. c. tonight in Dear
born gym at 8 o'clock and with the Irv-
Friday night at o'clock. They desire
games for Sunday afternoons. Call
lincoln O917 and ask for Harry Shut.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-09

Freddie Lutz fulfilled the promise that
he has shown all season when he led the
star League play at Psitchetts with a
three-game total of 600 Hickman rolled
$50 and Lee Carmin an even 600.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-09

-, Dick Nordholt's 619 topped the play Of
the Reformed Church League at the
Prltchett drives Barrett, with a 234
game. totaled 613 to finish in second place.
JACOBS and Bud Schoch also rolled well,
having counts of SGT and $780,
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The springdale "a team in the 1913
year-old class and the B team playing
in the 14-16-year-old class, both desire
games with teams that are willing to share
expenses on a moor. Call Riley Ills after
/ D. m. and ask for Louie.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-09

The Imp Club was the only team Of the
Fraternal League able to win three games.
the Crown boys being their victims Vern
6l9 to lead TIE Gun Club to an odd game
win over Grotto. Indianapolis Towel SUP
ply also won two from the Moose Club
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-23

Hanors A. Mariarlty. TO- of 7ls Bates.
carcinoma.
Bette Morris. ST. Central Indiana hos
pital pulmonary tuberculosis.
Abram Pleasant. %, Of $50 Douglas, pull
monary hemorrhsge
Cora Burnett 81, of 1872 Douglas chronic
mvoCarditis.
Harl Carter. a. Methodist hospital pull
monary embolism.
Mary Eta HAYES. So, Of 1927 Bell
Frank B McCord. 50, Of 3755 North
Capitol, chronic encephalitis.
John w. Griffing a. of 1902 North
Pennsylvania. arteriosclerosis.
Winfield Scott RoWley. 81. of 2007 North
Capitol, cardio vascular renal disease.
Ida Belle Mansfield So. of 934i2 Vir-
gnia. coronary thrombosis.
Clara Wandrei. IS. St. Vincents hos
pital, mitral insuficinecy.
Edward ". Messick, So. of 4144 Central
cerebral thrombosis.
Edward G. Grain. IS. Methodist hos
pital arteriosclerosis.
Barbara Jean Jeter. l. city hospital
pneumoCOCciO meningitis.
Charles Green. co. city hospital
Katie L. Phillips. 60. Of 800 Minerva.
carcinoma
Willard Keith Lyle. months. sOl Arbor.
mitral insuficiencv.
Elizabeth Carothers. 70. of 1853 West
Raw chronic mvocarditis
Charles z Martin. u.s. of 2730 Chester
Augusta Mix. 81, of PISS Winter,
chronic myocarditis.
Joan Raylene Forler months. 4l2 East
Court. status lymphaticus
Laura Hooker. g. of 40 North Denny
chronic myocarditis.
William Oliver Ginger. "a, Long hos
Sarah 10y, IS. city hospital. chronic
nephritis.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Births

Boys
George and Betty Kuhn. St. Francis
Marion and Fern Aksrs. St. Francis
hospital
clyas and Cora Andrews. St. Francis
william and Katherine Fogar,y. St.
Francis hospital.
Oakley and Julia Love. st. Francis hos
pitsL
John and Elizabeth oHsrrov. St.
Frsncis hospital
Harold and Vera Philips. 225s North
Harding.
willard and Mndreth Webb. 1882 Burd-
sal Parkway
Halsey and Electra Psrvine. 2329 Paris.
Girls
Albert and Myrtle Browne. ST. Francis
hospital.
Henry and Maude Hofmeysr. St.
Francis hospital
Morris and Lillian Hicks. St. Francis
Joseph and Olive Shaw. St. Francis
hospital
Guyser and Mary Caldwell. st. Francis
hospital.
John and Mary Hsigsrty St. Francis
hospital
Francis and Ann Wilhelm. St. Francis
hospital
J. Raymond and Caroline Francis. St.
Francis hospital
Fred and Maria Beckelheimer. St. Pran-
els hospital
Leo and Ruth Alhand. ST. Francis nos
pifal
Ralph and Gladys Miller. St. Francis
hospital
Ward and Gladys Pisk. St. Francis hos
pital.
Gerald and Frieda Weaver. St. vincent's
hospital
Ray and Mas McCandless. St. vincent's
hos pital
Joseph and Veronica THE. st. vincent's
hospital
Eugene and Dorothy Goebel. St. Vim
cents hospital
Fred and Frieda Fries. 1910 North
Rural
Grover and Lola Johnson. S34 East
Wyoming.
Horace and Dorothy Riggs. 40 North
Oakland
Lawrence and Marie Knoop 24O North
Keystone.
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Bernard Taylor. 81. of 2lso South East
street piano teacher. and Alma Schnorr.
20. of 2l50 South street. glass inspector
sammie Morris. -. Of 1902 Fayette
street. shipping clerk. and Mildred Os-
borne.1s, OF 1902 Fayette street. house
keeper.
Orville castee, 30, Greenshurg electri-
clan. and Clarihel Hungate. IS. of 1920
Central avenue. executive.
Earl Hardy. e. Of SOB East Fourteenth
street decorator. and Mary Robson, 20.
OF 1928 West Morris street. inspector.
Laverl Shuber. IL OF 1897 South Belmont
street stock clerk. and Margaret Edwards.
-. OF 222S West Morris street. hosiery
worker.
Conrad Kratz. As. Evansville. molder,
and Mary Luethge IS. Of i040 Fairfield
avenue. housekeeper.
William Nicewanger. %. Of 1918 North
LsSalle street. warehouSeman. ana Gladys
WaShburn. IS. OF oo5 North Rural street
Office worker.
Isadore Ladin 2s. Of 2344 North Deia-
ware street salesman, and sylvia Green
valid 10. Of ISL South Capitol avenue,
Horace Horace Haney. Fl. Of 72l North Denny
street time clerk. and Mary kohnle. 20.
Of 1925 East Washington street. steno-
Max Einstandig. %. Of slO Union street.
social service worker. ana BeSS Peltz q.
OF 2s47 North New Jersey street; secretary.
street laborer. and Marjorie Yeager. "a.
Of 30 North state street waitress
%SFa lbs S SSG MaT'? 20 Sf SIS
West Henry Street houSekeeper.
Paul Beam. p. Of ass East Washington
~ OF az East Michigan street, house
George Cain. -. Evanston. III. salesman.
ana Jane Gent. 20. Of $40 East SiXtieth
John Wagner. q. Of $50 North Alabama
street. truck driver. and Kathryn God
dare. Is. Of AZ North Delaware street.
Lester covins. 50. Of PSI North Hard
ing street. machiniSt and Helen Noll. 81.
Richard Green. IS 81 1905 Hartford
street lsborer and Ruth Barker. % Of
io3S Prospect street, housekeeper.
and Hazel Lowe. 46 Of s64 West Tventv-
eighth street. housekeeper
Ralph Inaouit. q. Of 20l2 Jones street.
wood worker and Doris woodruT. 10 Of
sss South fremont street. beautician
Cleveland Gri1int. IS. Of 1885 North
driek. Is. OF II57 Hoyey street. house
Conrad ware. 20. Danvils. farmer. and
Irene Trent OF Il Eastern avenue. house
Norman Aufdsrheide. IS. Of ss2s Broad
way craftsman. and Nevs Blair. 81. OF
overton White Is OF 7sl Indiana av-
enLe. porter, and Helen Bonner. - 81
sSi Hisvaths street secretary.
Hardy Eaiston. 81. Louisville XIV IN
derWriter. and Elizabeth Hughes, IL OF
fT5s Cross drive. Woodruff Place. house
Georre Bishop. IS OF 1905 Grant avenue.
factory worker and Ola Dinkins 20 OF
fsns North Grant avenue. housekeeper
prank Lee IS. OF $3.50 North Meridian
street optometrist and Matte Glenn. 50.
81 7sss North Delaware street. house
keeper.
chester walton %. OF 7l0ts South uu-
nois street. cab driver. and Ida Shaffer. rs.
Of 1873 south West street. housskeeper.
street. no occupation. and Oneta Ridge ~
az Is North DFexel street. housekeeper.
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insult COUNSEL
HITS TESTIMONY
OF ACCOUNTANT
Federal Auditor to Face
Court GriIIing in
Fraud Trial.
ByUuited Prem

CHICAGO. Oct. pa govern
ment accountant who for two days
has monopolized the spotlight in
the trial Of Samuel insult and six
teen associates on a $4,000 900 mail
fraud charge was scheduled again
today to resist a counter-attack by
eight fighting defense attorneys.
The witnessf. Robert A. Knittle
brought with him a stack of charts
showing operations of insult stock
pools in the days before insults
utility companies crashed, with
losses TO 100000 investors.
Through a fog Of cross-examin-
ing questions. Mr. Knittle attempt
ed yesterday to tell a jury of small
business men and farmers how In
sui and his friends are alleged to
have rugged" the stock market to
boost prices of the securities they
sold.
A studious, near-sighted man, Mr..
Knittle lapsed often into bafhed
silence as Floyd E. Thompson. vet
eran criminal lawyer. harried him
with questions and carefully
planned traps.
At one time Mr.. Thompson argued
that Mr. Knittle made a false i'm
preston on the jury.
Judge Wilkerson remarked:
We'll, he didn't make any false
impression on me-"
The general gist of the experts
testimony was that the insult group,
through agents, bought and sold
stock in Corporation Securities
Company. the vehicle of the alleged
fraud. without actual change Of
ownership. The object was to give
an illustration of market value to
the public, prosecutors said.
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