Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 September 1942 — Page 12
Dies Investigator Claims ey On U. S. Workers Was. Warranted.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4 (U. P)—
Rep. Noah M. Mason (R. IIL), mem‘ber of ‘the Dies committee, told the Royse: yesterday that Attorney General Francis: Biddle had made a “deliberate attempt to whitewash the facts” in: reporting on the FBI investigation of government employ‘ees. Mr. Biddle reported to congress that of the 4579 cases of alleged subversiye activities by federal employees, 36 dismissals and 13 other disciplinary actions had resulted. Rep. Mason said that the 1121 names furnished the justice department by the Dies committee were of employees “who were once members of subversive organizations.”
Seeks to Determine Loyalty
Rep. Jerry Voorhis (D. Cal), another member of the committee, * ‘told the house the “important thing to determine is where an’ employ‘ees’ loyalty lies.” He added ma he thought it was “perfectly «for the Dies committee to Sen the list for investigation. Mr. Biddle contended that the investigation was largely a waste of time for FBI agents. Rep. Samuel Dickstein (D. N. Y.),
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SOLDIER GETS LIFE TERM FOR MURDER
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REPORT KILLING OF MT. ELBRUZ NAZIS
LONDON, Sept. 4 (U.. P.).—A radio station identifying itself as the “German people’s station” was heard yesterday asserting that an entire detachment of 120 German alpine troops which planted their flag atop Mt. Elbruz were wiped out. “The Nazis did hoist their war flag atop Elbruz,” the broadcast sald, “but it flew there only a very Jew hours.” Mt. Elbruz is.the highest peak in the Caucasus and some traditions
lane slaying of Mrs. Emma May Evans, 39-year-old Camden, N. J, widow, » The youth, attached to an artillery unit at the National Park battleground, where the partially nude and battered body of Mrs. Evans was found, entered a plea of no defense. “In view of all the facts in this case,” said Acting Prosecutor Charles C. Cotton, “we felt that we could not ask the extreme penalty at the hands of a jury if a trial was held.” Rogers was sentenced yesterday by Judge Elmer B. Wood and taken immediately to the state prison at Trenton. Mr. Cotton said the youth ad-
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