Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1945 — Page 5

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Authorized Keepsake Dealer By MARSHALL MCNEIL Secripps-Howard Staff Writer WASHINGTON, May 24—Tom C. (for Campbell) Clark of Dallas, an affable and cautious man,. will’ be President Truman's new attorney general. Mr, Truman accepted Francis Biddle's resignation as of June 30. An accomplished lawyer, with a flair for politics, Tom Clark won't burn up the front. pages. But associates and Texas friends say he will make a good attorney general. “Sound as a nut] is the way Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas described him. Rayburn had more than a little to do with Mr, Clark's selection. » Tall, with sharp features and steady dark eyes, Tom Clark is a man whose legal philosophy once wag summed up with the phrase: “A good lawyer doesn't file a suit unless he's sure he'll win.

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endear him to some senate lawyers who have fumed over appointments of legal jobs. Mr. Clark is also an administrator, who's handled large staffs of attorneys, and performed well in delicate situations, as when he handled the Japanese relocation program on the West coast just after Pearl Harbor ; Began Career in 1922 Mr, Clark is now head of the criminal division of the justice department. And, lately, he wrote a strong recommendation for an FBI investigation to determine whether the junior senator from Texas, W.

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ment'§ anti - trust and anti - cartel! ‘time, was the Dallas manager tor] | Senator Tom Connally of Texas. Connally and Rep. Hat- | ton. Sumners of Dallas, chairman Bd

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t. Clark's sponsors when he came | here in 1937 as a special assistant | to the attorney general. The new attorney general's first

cases. Later, he was attached to the anti-trust division. this job at Los Angeles he was made co-ordinator of alien enemy control

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Youth Operates ‘Underground’

NEW YORK, May 24 (U. P), -—An 8th avenue subway conductor left his train for a few min-

utes to chase some boys who were delaying the train by holding open a door,” Another boy switched the doors closed behind him and the train pulled away. It made 12 station stops before the engineer discovered he was working with an amateur. The self - appointed. juvenile conductor escaped in the crowd.

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Successor to Biddle fo Be Tom Clark, Sound as a Nut'

job -in the justice department was | the handling of war risk insurance |

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when Thurman Arnold.-was" ap-| Maj. J. Carlos D. Deeds, son of pointed a federal judge, Mr: Clark Mr. and Mrs. Otto Jay Deeds, 2353 succéeded him as head of the anti-|N~Pilbott ave. has been assigned | trust division. A.few months later, to duty in the Pacific area. he was shifted gover to the criminal Alp Corps commandant, Maj. division. Deeds was one of the 10 former. In- | A native Texan, Mr. Clark went to dianapolis world war I veterans] fade sha] 8 Dajlss, and attended chosen to serve as utility officers in| + M. L and the. University of {he air forces.

RENT T00- HIGH. OPA City and Marion county chapters of | | OFFICE WILL MOVE the American War ‘Mothers jor 24) |

years, | ‘MUSKEGON, Mich:, May 24 (U,

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| today, 5. | Rent for its office in the Muske. - S: S8t. Robert Earl Grider, who | gon building ‘has been more than Yas liberated from Stalag ¥-A in) | Germany March 30, is now home!. trebled to $600 a month, And the on a 60-day furlough, | OPA can't do anything about it—| He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.! excent, move—because it has no Claude Grider, 315 Cossell dr. and jurisdiction over rent for commer-| was captured Jan. 10 in France| cial buildings. ‘while fighting with the infantry. | | OPA officials said they hope to Sgt. Grider will report to Miami! get out by July 1, when the new Beach, Fla. at the end of his fur-| ‘rent becomes effectiv /e. lough.

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Dinner Observes [JERRY HOLLOWAY

20-Year Service

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president -and manager of the Indianapolis Water Co., who recently com-

|" pleted his 20th

year of service with the utility, was honored at a dinner given | by the execu-: tive staff Monday. An album pic- JE turing the ad- “7.7 ditions and im- | provements to : the water com- Mr. Morse pany since Mr, Morse joined the

eran employee.

eircom saint ROOSEVELT TO WAR COL LEGE] LR ASHING TON: May 24 (U.P) .—

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- Cmdr, Franklin D, Roosevelt Jr |

jar been ordered to report to the naval war college at Newport, R. 1 on our about June 30, the navy has disclosed, Roosevelt served. aboard a destroyer escort in the Mé&diterrafiean and .more recently commanded another D- E in the Pacific.

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MADE LIEUTENANT

Jerry W: Holloway, son of Mr, Mrs. A. C. Holloway, 80 N, has been promoted to second leutenant. Holder of the bronze star .for neritorious service, he 1s serving with Gen. Hodges’ 1st army, 99th division. f His brother, Aviation Machinist's Mate Kenneth E. Holloway, recently was home on a 30-day leave and now is based at the naval air sta= Olathe, Kas. He has spent 34 months in the South Pacific as a

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MEMORIAL SERVICE

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