Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 185, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 December 1934 — Page 8

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GO-ORDINATION OF U. S. LAW FORCmiRGED Federal Supervision Sought for Unified Drive on Crime. Bt VnH'tf Pmi WASHINGTON, Dec. 13—The Attorney General'* conference on crime end* today with 600 delegateexpert* determined to eatablish-a permanent national institute of criminology. The institute would wage a relentless fight against the public enemy, whether dope peddler or bank robber, kidnaper or forger, and so attempt to slash the country’s annual $12.000 000 000 crime bill. The conferees, who have said that the country's law enforcement agencies must be reorganized and co-ordinated, intended to adopt resolutions at their closing session late today recommending that the conference be beld annually. They also sought a permanent body of their leaders, guided by the attorney general, to keep the anticrime crusade alive. The plans are somewhat* nebulous, but advocates hopes that from this body eventually will rise the criminology institute. It would have headquarters in Washington, officers appointed from Federal, state, local and private agencies interested in crime prevention, and would be charged specifically with pointing all the nation's law forces against the underworld. Combined, these forces are tremendous. Scattered, they have been inefficient. Many times they have pulled against each other, over such petty things as which agency gets credit for a capture. Financing of the institute hardly has reached the discussion stage. Some advocates favor contributions from Federal, State and local governments. others hope that private philanthropic agencies will provide funds. Atty. Gen. Homer S. Cummings. who has obtained from Congress numerous reforms of Federal criminal statutes, believes the organization is imperative. 38 STATES"URGED TO PASS NARCOTIC LAWS Uniform Statutes to Control Dope Evil, Is Goal of U. S. By Unit' and Pretn WASHINGTON, Dec. 13.—Legislatures in thirty-eight states will be urged by Federal authorities to en- j act stringent and uniform narcotic statutes to end the drug traffic, it j was learned today. The decision to lead the move- j ment for unification of state statutes follows the recent nation- I wide raids by Federal agents, which resulted in more than 800 arrests. The “mopping up” process still is underway as the raiders continue efforts to deal a death blow to the traffic. STATE PEACE GROUP ELECTS NEW OFFICERS Renews Pledge to Promote World Court Acceptance. Renewing its pledge to promote American acceptance of the World Court and an exhaustive investigation of the munitions industry, the Indiana World Peace Committee elected Dr. William F. King president in its fifth annual meeting at the Y. M. C. A. Tuesday night. Other officers chosen were E. E. STOMACH GAS Oaa pains, indignation, heartburn, sour stomach caused by too much acid may too quickly rellered by the I'd a* Treatment. Used and praised by more thaw 300.00* people. It acts promptly to neutralise irritating acids, soothes Inflammation and dispels yea. I'dya la safe, ireo from habit-forming drugs. Sold by 1 dru(grists everywhere under a moneyback guarantee. ■ I r* A Bwei am e Htw rh UUVJA bptciaUe* , TertmHa

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Stacy, secretary, and DF. Simon Reisler, treasurer, also of Indianapolis. Vice-presidents, namca are Arthur Sapp, Huntington; Dr. W. P. Dearing, president of Oakland City College; James A. Van 3sdol,

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' Anderson, and Marshall D. Lupton, Indianapolis. Roy Sahm, Indianapolis, was named to anew office, auditor, and members of the executive committee, Dr. Stanley Coulter, Dr. Reis-

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ler, Mr. Lupton and Arvid P. Zetterberg, Newcastle, were re-elected. Dr. Coulter was named chairman emeritus of the organization.

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Michael B. Reddington Appointment of Michael B. Reddington. Marion County Young Democrats Club president, as assistant city attorney, has been announced by Mayor-Elect John W. Kern.

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BYRUS LEADS IN SPEAKER RACE; RAYBJIRN QUITS Tennessee Man Virtually Certain of Winning House Post. By United Pre WASHINGTON. Dec. 13.—Withdrawal of two of his chief competitors today virtually assured Representative Joseph W. Byrns iD„ Tenn.) the speakership of the 74th Congress. The lanky Tennessean's candidacy gained momentum as additional state groups added their support. . West Virginia's six Democratic Representatives joined Pennsylvania's 23 in announcing for Mr. Byrns. Representative Sam Rayburn iD, (Tex.), considered Representative Byrns’ principal rival for the office made vacant by the death of Representative Henry T. Rainey (D.,

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HI.), withdrew a few minutes after the West Virginia vote was announced. Representative William Bankhead <D.. Ala ), probably the most prominent candidate opposing Mr. Byrns. was expected to withdraw.

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