Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1943 — Page 14

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It is still the duty of our municipal courts to provide and fair trial to all prisoners brought before them, without trial, of any young woman who happens to| or in for vagrancy or driving through a stop light. | * In recognizing the need for greater care in making ‘arrests, greater attention to the assembling of evidence

impose penalties only upon persons duly found crime, and then only such penalties as the laws prescribe | ana

them, not upon some suspicion of disease or immorality ~and they do hot prescribe dispatch to the city isolation | and

too vague to be put into words. It remains their obligation Basic legal rights of individuals suspected of erime, My. apa

‘Remy is in position greatly to raise the standards of law enforcement here. We believe the whole community will

enthusiastically support him while he does so.

against persons accused, and the strictest regard for the

But they can act only after-the police have acted first.

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word peace. On such an issue men should feel strongly, and it is the duty of senators to speak freely and forcefully.

i But yesterday bitcerness bersea 10 develop, ven though aie it vas only the first day. Chniruup Cousally wag Jandly 1< ‘allowed to present the compromise measure, approved b the foreign relations committee 20 to 2, because of heckling

£ by the socalled internationalist opposition. The latter

may influence the outcome of this war,

| group advocates the Ball-Burton-Hatch-Hill resolution for | more sweeping commitments, including an internation:

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the key to their spirit is to be found bad attitude to say that we can't talk out biggest issue that has confronted this past 10 years. I object to the effort to rail

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committee with too much haste, when he so or the smaller isolationist

there should be a prompt vote. Because

delay on his and other post-war reso{that vote can have an immediate effect on the war.

The country is indebted to Senator Ball and his colfilibuster or obstruction. After the minorities had their way,

leagues for forcing a timid administration to act: let them . We repeat, there must be no majorit

either the internationalists

not ery vow if the majority accepts only nine-tenths of

recently and effectively led the attack on the committee for their own pet project.

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