Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1942 — Page 16

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OMAHA, Neb., Oct. 22 (U. P)~— Nebraska Democrats believed today that the national administration would press for withdrawal of the state’s Democratic, senatorial nominee in favor of Senator George W. Norris, running for re-election as an independent.

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In 1936, the Democrats indorsed Norris at: their state convention. This year, the party already has held its convention, which gave May a strongly worded pledge of support. May declined to comment on Mr. Roosevelt’s indorsement. It was known that some administration followers had already

|urged May to withdraw. Norris’ -|friends at Washington recently

asked a former prominent Nebraska Democratic leader, now out of politics, about Norris’ chances in the Nov. 3 election. They received a telegraphed reply: “Norris running third.” The reply was based on the results of a private poll. A later and “scientifically = conducted” private poll, showed Norris leading both May and the Republican nominee, Kenneth S. Wherry. A poll conducted by the Omaha World Herald shows Norris leading with 39.5 per cent, Wherry second with 34.5 and May third with 26.

O'CONNELL CRITICAL OF BIRTH CONTROL

BOSTON, Oct. 22 (U. P.).—His Eminence William Cardinal O’Connell, archbishop of Boston and dean of the Catholic hierarchy in America, called birth control a “grievious violation of God’s law” in a statement last night. “Unequivocally and absolutely the Catholic church denounces birth control,” he said. Massachusetts residents vote on the question of dissemination of birth control information in the Nov. 3 election. “The church teaches,” the Cardinal said, “and history proves, that the practice of artificial birth control inevitably brings in its train woeful consequences to. the indi vidual, the family, the state and the nation. “What is needed today is not the decadence of pagan license but the strength of Christian virtue; not self indulgence but self restraint; not birth control but self control.”

‘On Escape’ Not Proper Address

CLEVELAND, Oct. 22 (U. P). —Local immigration department - authorities have received the required change - of - address card from Peter Flis, 22, an alien. “My last address was Warrensville workhouse. (Notice: I escaped. My present address is 932 E. 73d st., but I'm not at home. I am still on escape.”) Officials pointed out, however, that despite . Fils’ apparent -conscientiousness he still -was not complying with the alien law because he failed to state his whereabouts while *‘on escape.”

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