Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 October 1941 — Page 6

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night after a three-months recess. Oity and County enforcement offi-

' |—=Wheeéler McMillen, editor of the {Farm Journal, told the Indiana State Grange convention last night that the recent trade agreement between the United States and Argentina was a “bargaining away of We trast S-tpgans, BUY NOW ; a ces have mot up=—yet When, o Sur. 8 fSepietad. _ptices glasses ont C A "and Ellas 0 i po RR ‘or far or near, at our mew low price, on pag Aled 15 DAY TRIAL REPAIRS

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most ; ©1 on: - agricultural] produ are competitive with} products a our own farms,” he said, whereas the Argentine concessions affected only industriall

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The officials in general denied the Se existence of widespread abuses in . the courts, particularly in the han- * dling of traffic cases. They cited ‘the antiquated ‘facilities for court operation dt the Police Station as} the biggest handicap ‘to-proper law _ enforcement,

Judges Are. Questioned.

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aring the agreement “in distinct opposition to the grange view=| ° to [point,” the editor said that under} it some American. farm products’ would be cheaper for a time but that in the long run they “would prove more expensive.

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The investigation was started -by|:

~ the Bar Association last spring after

reports of alleged abuses of the

judge pro tem system were pub-

‘Officials questioned ‘by the eom-

mittee last night included: Sheriff

Feeney, Police Chief Morrissey,

plans for the use of this weapon ‘are’. put into effect, the offensive fire-power of an Infantry tegii0t Wl be Ancreased by nearly Field officers below the rank of major will carry the carbine ine stead. of the ; ‘seven: and’ one-half ‘inches:

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calunieipal Judges John L. McNelis| er and almost foll Louis Liban; Pro

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merce Traffic Safety Committee. ‘Several officials objected: to newspaper summaries of court activity on the grounds that these gave an}: . unfair picture. + Explain Dismissals America First Leader Cites They referred to reports taken from Police Department statistics Them i Examples of War’s'Lack ‘of Logic. The police statistics ily Jeriode. “propaganda éan change peoples ‘dismissals and withheld judgments. | minds, but it cannot change logic,” It was the contention of officials| Merle H. Miller, chairman. of the that frequently a defendant . is|America First Committee of Incharged with more than one ‘trafic dianapolis teld the young: people of violation and that to fine. the the Olive Branch Christian Church, 1 last :

‘night. the penalty too heavy Mr. Miller ssid. that shooting an The officials said that the prac. |innocent Frenchman to avenge a tice sometimes is to dismiss all but! German official who has been shot the most serious charge on which |. illogical and the procedure ofthe offender is fined. In the police |e qs all Justice. © record, the dismissals are listed| "yo pointed to this as an example | separately, giving the impression of | 3 5giq “the America First Com5 an undue number of dismissals and mittee believes that ‘American men =» = eld judgments, the officials poy not be called’ upon to enter

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© Meanwhile, it was announced that O. B. Hangar, Indianapolis attorney, will speak at:the weekly meeting of the America First CommitCHICAGO, Oct. 2 (U,'P) ~The America First Committee, asserting that the “peace or war” issue “must be settled now,” challenged Presi-

tee, at the organization's headquar- |} ters, 40 N. ‘Pennsylvania St., tonight dent Roosevelt today to submit to Congress a resolution calling for war

at 8 p.m ‘upon Germany. In a letter Slariey by Acting Chairman Robert

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