PER CURIAM:
Defendants Smead are president and secretary respectively of Smead Brothers Furniture Company, an Indiana corporation. In 1956 the plaintiff, desiring to obtain the exclusive right of selling a new line of furniture to be manufactured by the Smead Company, negotiated with defendants toward such an agreement. Due agreement was reached. One of the stipulations was that plaintiff was to loan the Smead Company $6,000 "for working capital."
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