Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 October 1940 — Page 7

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Milligan Already Has Been Given Many Complaints; Juries Called.

By BRUCE CATTON Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, t. 31.—What happens to the partment of Justice's vote fraud| investigation depends largely on| the man running it-—Maurice M.| Milligan, on leave of absence as U. S. attorney , for, western Missouri and serve ing as special assistant to the - attorney general. #

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A mass of material awaits his] study.

Activities Widespread

The Senate campaign investigating committee is looking into the doings of the Kelly-Nash machine in Chicago and| the ways of : Boss Hague in Jersey |City. It has SE . ahead of it a further New Jersey|l: ; For the Price

survey which would hit G. O. P.|}* A RU of the Rug Alone machines outside the | Hague area.

. Its investigators are [at work in|J@ £01 . Philadelphia, inquiring] into charges ra ! ' involving “floating” | voters ex- i 2 changed between that city and Wil- i mington as conditions| warrant. 5

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vened at Philadelphia, Wilmington, | 23\s% § ov concider \ he 9x12 AXMINSTER allegations of fraud, | ;

RUG INCLUDED Mr. Milligan said yesterday he

will confer - this week [with district| [ls And These Extras attorneys from those | districts on Ritdt > material to be presented. : © 9x12 RUG CUSHION oh Investigators are also looking into ¢ 2 THROW RUGS iii fiat RT : : : Loe il 22 complaints of various kinds of on o CARPET SWEEPER _ 0 a » 3 |

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skullduggery in St. Louis, Kansas R } and Kentucky to see if "there’s|H! % 4 Ky $i A Week a ; iF £3 8 mn ; i material for a full-dress investiga-|@’ wf ; : ce ; ; : Ee i ii ; 13 : = Bo a 2 TEE ey 28 iar | DELIVERS Study G. O. P. Charges

In Washington, the committee is

studying Republican c¢harges that WPA payrolls are being padded and that the Agriculture Department’s ™ : a AAA is putting the heat on farmers ar LHR 2 yi $0 drum 5 votes for Roosevelt. If RRR a No EA s also looking into c¢harges that + the assorted Willkie cs have got 56-PIECE EASY Ww SHER around the Hatch acs $3,000,000 : campaign fund limitation. It is considered unlikely that Mr. GROUP Milligan’s force can dig very far into this mass of material before 0 election day. Nevertheless, the 9 95 background of the whole affair has as definitely a political tinge as a : . county caucus in Indiana. The Department of | Justice had / : plenty of investigators and prosseniors in all parts of [the country. : Appointing a special | investigator ‘struck a lot of Washington people $i 4 WEEK

as a dramatic gesture, and they be-

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| : ~~ Warning’ on Hatch Act . eo 0 The first is the obvious fact that : : the Democratic ticket has been hurt ® by constant Republican harping on TS 2 the close tie-up between the New ; nL '®

Deal and the more malodorous city

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House’s firm conviction that a the outfit. Willkie “blitzkrieg” was due to be-

gin about 10 days before the elec- aig . tion, without regard tp Hatch act : E71 a ¢ RR She 2 -~ ITE or other campaign fund limitations. |. < ; i ;

Setting up of Mr. Milligan’s force

is looked on in some quarters as a ; 5 : : a Shem ; 5 + oe - R | / $ 74 5 0 quiet warning. B v . hg ET Sa i 5 eg uiqQr y = , Check on Senators enuine Walnut Veneer | Hie i si A WK. ‘ | Underlying reason for the per- Bn Ek D i 0 i W S 4 IT = x : g En ® All YouPay 8&8 = se asgmaonts . teton Hs be that the adminis- Gn %

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President i ak) : . . i ; i ; f John N. Garner was empowered to 0 ; : a a8 i my $i A WEEK rame the five-man committee. It : . : J “1 I : became known he planned to ap- SHE ; ; : ta . i 5 : #s For your Thanksgiving point two Republicans and three Co ; : § i ; ab ®d dinner this year . . . anti-New Deal Democrats. : 3 : } oo ; ; :

An under-cover fight developed, this 8-piece dining room and in the end a compromise was suite is nicely styled arranged which put Senator Lester Hill of Alabama, a whole-hearted New Dealer, on the investigating committee. Senator Guy M. Gillette (D. Ia.),

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toa oa 4 : » i ! j | Bc : SI a ® Table ® 5 Side Chalrs the chairman, has gone down the Ro 3-Piece Bedroom Suite in graceful ) pe L bo, ; 1 ; and e Host Chair. Your

middle, but the administration cer- i waterfall design of selected Walnut : choice of items at top tainly wouldn't’ be sorry if Mr. Mil- : : veneers . . . hardwood interior FILER a | a ‘ : ® ; 3) i : oF ol What an ligan should steal some of the spot 5 as throughout. Drop front vanity ERE KN : Pp SE i page. light away from Mr. Gillette's com- ; has large plate glass mirror. sl i : Ho —% : : > ' wv, opportunity to save! mittee. 5-Ply tops and front . . : Gl = ; 3 ;

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TO MUSIC MEETING is

About 100 persons are expected at a Music Appreciation | meeting for| Parent-Teacher groups in Indian-| apolis at 1 p. m. tomorrow in the Claypool Hotel. | Hostesses are Mrs. Frank Cregor, president of the Indiana Federation of Music Clubs, and Mrs. James H. Lowry, president of the Matinee Musicale. Meanwhile the opera, “Tannhauser,” by Richard Wagner, will be released for. sale'Saturday at the ‘Indiana Music Appreciation Headquarters, 245 N, Pennsylvania St.

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