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WATTS ARRAIGNMENT

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DECATUR, Ind. Dec, 14 (U. P.).— Early arraignment was expected today of Orval Johnson, 40, on first and second degree murder indicts

ments returned yesterday by the|

Adams county grand jury in connection with the fatal shooting of his ex-wife, Mrs. Mary Johnson; 29. Johnson = surrenfiered to Police Chief E. H. Dickett in Richmond last Friday, his wife's body in his The Decatur man first related that she was shot during a Struggle for a weapon which he claimed she produced. Later, according to Dickett, he confessed that he shot her when she attempted to leap from the automobile after refusing to remarry him. The officer said that Johnson told of firing a second shot from his pistol to lend credence to his first version of the affair. He spent the night at Redkey, then drove to Richmond with the corpse in the auto. The Johnsons, parents of three children, had been divorced only a few days.

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THE INDIANA P. A. C,, which most Republicans admit cut down their majorities in the recent election, is getting®ready now for the

1946 elections,

The P. A. €. executive committee will meet here Tuesday to make plans for a state-wide Political Action Committee convention, probably in January. The convention will formulate plans for the next

election at which a United States senator and 11 congressmen will be chosen. Walter Frisbie, secretary of the P. A. C, said that plans were being discussed for formulation

of a state-wide Citizens Political

Action Committee, incorporating other groups with the present Political Action Committee. Present No, 1 targets of the P. A. C. for the "46 election are Republican Congressmen Robert A. Grant of South Bend, Forest A. Harness of Kokomo and Raymond Springer of Connersville, Mr. Frisbie sald the P. A. C.

would not be against-these men

two’ years hence, however, “if they change and go along with the current.”

Auditing Campaign Costs THE EXECUTIVE committee of the P. A. C. will decide’ whether to have a certified public account~ ant or an” auditing committee audit its recent campaign contri-

butions and expenses. When the audit is completed,

. it will be made public and copies

probably will be laid on the desks of all Indiana legislators, Mr, Frisbie said the report would show the P.A.C. contributions and expenses to be

“startlingly low.” Chief items of

expense were radio time and campaign literature. No donations wére made to any candidate, At one time last summer, the P.A. OC. financial goal for the campaign was $100,000, But it is known that nowhere near this amount of money was collected.

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Direct Primary Favored

THE STATE O©.1.0. intends to “go all out” during the coming legislative session for passage of a ditect primary bill, a Other major C.I.0O. legislative goals are: Increase of unemployment comepensation maximums from the present $18 for 18 weeks to $26 for 26 weeks. "Permanent registration of voters and ' non-partisan election machinery. Creation of a Fair Employment Practices committee.

Serious consideration by the | legislature of the desirability of servicemen which |i

bonuses for -

| man of the Gates administration, |

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Right now Mr. Emmert is bucking proposals of various G. O. P, leaders for a cigaret tax and ine creases in other taxes. . . . State Labor Commissioner Thomas R. Hutson reportedly is slated for a good job in the U. 8. department of labor. Mr. Hutson has served during the Townsend and Schricker administrations. . . . The U. 8. senate. committee investigators interviewed Senatorelect Homer E. Capehart at his

home. . . . Reports are that Gov= ernor- ~elect Ralph © Gates will

might enable them to make a (I

down payment on a home or a small business.

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Smith Pay Explained

CONTRARY to an implication made in this column yesterday, Ray E. Smith, executive secretary to Governor Schricker, is not paid an additional $100-a-month from a Democratic party source to supplement his state salary of $4800-a-year. He does, however, receive $10 ‘a week for writing a non-political column for the Hoosier Sentinel,

-organ of the Democratic state

committee. Mr. Smith has been writing this column fer the past year. » » s Tax Hike Opposed

ODDS AND ENDS: Attorney

General James A. Emmert may |

well turn out to (be the “NO”

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make a “clean sweep” of the alcoholic beverages commission, appointing two new Republicans and two new Democrats As coms mission members. £

"CONGRESSMEN VISIT ITALY

NAPLES, Dec. 14 (U. P)~Members of the United States house military affairs committee began a tour of American installations in Italy today with assurances that they would be permitted to enter the front-line foxholes if they wished.

FLYING BOMBS STRIKE LONDON, Dec. 14 (U, P.) ~Gér-

man flying bomb attacks continued

against southern England during

the night, causing some damage and a)

casualties,

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