Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 May 1942 — Page 4

* GOVERNOR GIVES FUGITIVE BREAK

Declines Missouri Request ~ For Man Who Led Model Life 22 Years.

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army when he was 17 and was honorably discharged after receiving an injury and then re-enlisted, served overseas and then received a sec<ond honorable discharge after the first world war. “He has been a good citizen of Indiana for over two decades, he has two children, and a very impor-| Fes tant job with General Motors in| gg the war effort. There would be no gain to our country by putting him back in prison,” the Governor said.

Murphys Silent

Although they had notice of the hearing before the governor, no Missouri’ officials were present. Neither Mr. nor Mrs. Murphy would comment on the case. General Motors officials said that they were trying to get a pardon for Mr. Murphy from the Missouri governor, Mr, Murphy who has had his name changed legally since he left Missouri from Alfred H. Mathews got into trouble shortly after he received his second honorable discharge from the army in 1920. One night in August, 1920, he saw With First Lady. a car parked at a curb in Springfield, Mo., with the keys in it. He| WASHINGTON, May 8 (U. P)).— got into the car and took a joy ; : vile Tide of about five house by Timseif. Resignations from the office of civil He then returned the automobile ian defense have reached such proto the place from which he had portions’ that division heads have taken it. been ordered to delay transfers of nen be Rpbested petote te personnel to. other agencies. udge, he pleaded guilty but aske Jug he be allowed to re-enlist in The defections fom the agency, the arfny. The judge, remarking recently under public fire, were said that there had been too many auto|t0 extend from high ranking offithefts lately, sentenced him to a|Cials down to minor clerks, typists four-year term. The owner of the|and stenographers.

ear did not appear at the proceed-| The most resignations were said ings. to be in the civilian participation

division, formerly headed by Mrs. Walks to Freedom Franklin D. Roosevelt. The section He was a skilled baker and when |is now headed by Jonathan Daniels.

he entered the prison he was put to May Require Long Notice work in the bake shop. The bake . oven 1 later caved in, so he Mr. Daniels denied that there Vas akin io work igh fn 4128 be an rel dete bakery outside the prison. J ie i night, about three months after he Se at Severs) boven, inetd entered the prison, He Walked off. ¢| had resigned when Mrs. Roosevelt He then went to his home atl, "0. nization. Dowe, Okla., got some clothes and | ny..." 4ivicion was criticised by left for Arizona. He worked suc-|., ...cc fo. its employment of cessively in Wyoming, Texas, Ken-| ys, ic Chaney, the dancer and tucky and Evansville, coming to In-| ¢rjeng of Mrs. Roosevelt, and Meldianapolis in 1921, where he worked | vy, poyuglas the motion picture for six years as a machinist and me- actor. chanie. Personnel conditions were said to : e married here in September,| pe more stable in the civilian 24 1922. He went to work for Delco-| tection division and the civil air Remy in 1927 and worked there un-|patrol of OCD. til the depression, when a number| But plans were said to:be under of employees were laid off. He then | consideration whereby OCD emopened a garage in Texas and after | ployees would be required to give operating it for several years re-ithree months notice before transturned to Delco-Remy in 1933. ferring to another agency.

YOUNG BAPTISTS IN [CONGRESS ails AT STATE. CONVENTION] mason vr s cc

WASHINGTON, May 8 (U. P.).— ANDERSON, Ind., May 8 (U.P).

Plans were developing in congress y today for an informal recess to start —Approximately 1000 young people shortly after July 1 and last one or . from Indiana Baptist churches ar-|... Fived here today to attend the obeh-| nv, pune vere bused on the Ang sessions of the state B. Y. P. U.| assumption that the house would convention under the leadership of| complete action on the 1942 tax bill Albert Dell, Indianapolis, state pres-isome time in June, and that both ident. The convention-closes Sun-| houses could then recess while the

day. senate finance committee prepared The Rev. E. J. Smith, pastor of|it for senate debate.

Paul A. Porter, above, deputy OPA administrator in charge of rents, will direct the federal rent control program under the supervision of Leon Henderson.

OCD DEFECTIONS ARE INCREASING

Most of Those Resigning Were in Civilian Group

Meyer Leads Coulter by

In District's State Ema await-

lll ed the outcome of the G. O. P. congressional primary in the 11th dis-

trict—the only congressional race in Indiana which remained in doubt, although final ngures were still

lacking on two other events.

With less than half of the 366

§ | precincts in the 11th district tab-

ulated, Howard M. Meyer, Indian-

|apolis, was leading John M. Coulter,

pre-primary favorite, by a vote of

E11 4637 to 4250,

A slow, central board count was expected to keep the 1lth district result in doubt for the remainder of the day.

McMurray Appears Safe

Complete figures were lacking on the 6th district Democratic race between Floyd I. McMurray, Thorntown, and Alanson Albright, Ca-

‘|yuga, but there was little possibility

that Mr. Albright would overcome Mr. McMurray’s more than 3000 vote lead. About 63 out of the 363 precinets in the area were yet to be heard from. All unreported precincts were in Vigo county. In other sections of the state, voting equipment was returned to storage to await the November general election. The final count in the 5th district Democratic race gave Edward Hays, Marion, and organization hope, a total margin of 4330 over Olin Holt, former Kokomo mayor. In the early stages of the race, Mayor Holt challenged Mr. Hays, and, for a time, appeared a possible winner.

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Completion of tabulation in the 8th district showed Charles M. LaFollette of Evansville, a two-to-one winner in the G. O. P. congressional event. The vote on’the Democratic 11th district ‘affair in Indianapolis also was incomplete, but there was no doubt but that the incumbent, Louis Ludlow, had severely beaten his opposition,

MNUTT EXPRESSES HIS FAITH IN YOUTH

CHICAGO, May 8 (U. P.).—Federal Security Administrator Paul V. McNutt expressed confidence last night that democracy and youth

after the war would build “a finer and more socially responsible world” without the “unmerited poverty and insufficiency that have afflicted our people in the past.” . Mr, McNutt and former President Herbert Hoover spoke at the closing session of the 36th annual convention of the Boys Clubs of America. Mr. McNutt praised the work and the aims of the clubs and of the government’s CCC and NYA programs in preparing youth to “carry on the start we of this generation have made.” : In contrast, he said, youth in axis countries, “ignored by their governments” during depression years, turned to “violent solution of their problems” and “dazzled by gaudy uniforms and secret hocus-pocus,” were swept into the fascist movement.

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