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7 Jacobs Cites Hiss Judge Links Indictment In House Aupe: To Aid to Reds, Stays on Job |. 3 | SULLIVAN, Jan, 26 (UP)—{a “Communist” during the eam-| Judge Norval K. an ex-/paign. i : Seeks Statute convict and civil rights champion,| Both suits were dropped when| ° of conducted business as usual today Judge Hagris disclosed he had Of Limitations Change in the court where his own grand received a presidential pardon. By DAN KIDNEY jury indicted him yesterday on! As he left the courtroom folStat Writer embezzlement and bad check lowing the indictment, Judge Har-/the

. singer Paul Robeson last sum- 1949, I promised to conduct the the Democrat, used the Alger Hiss mer.of a national committee pro- court in the best interests of the ing.

{tions to public officials only after van Circuit Court jury in a week- bribery In this court.” they have retired from office. long session. Any crime committed while in| He returned to his bench this lel loffice could be prosecuted without morning to handle routine busi-| pe S m oy | a the limitations invoked, except ness, while the Indiana Supreme Jom from the date of retirement, under Court studied a request by. Prose- “ . | the Jacobs bill which he intro- cutor John K. Purcell to appoint duced in the first session of the & Special Judge to Bear Js oy Ie g ng as t TEND . 3 81st Congress. He accuse the gran urors o . : aot! ER Mops DELICIOUS “If we would spend more time being influenced by “my stand on Medi i Center fr . — |trying to fix the laws to catch civil rights. ical Le

BUY crooks who seek refuge in thel ‘Undoubtedly the publicity over| Files Petition

Statute of Limitations for crimes mY stand on civil rights has had : | they committed while holding pub- & lot to do with this” the.judge| Indiana University Medical

lle office we would be making declared after the indictments, |Center officials today asked for

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|some progress,” Mr. Jacobs sald. Elected In 1043 |additional lighting on W. MichiJudge Harris won election to ajgan St. . | Political Peg six-year term in November, 1948, Five letters to the Works,

“Instead the Hiss case will be despite a seven-month federal Board complained of inadequate | used as a peg to hang up a lot of prison term in 1932 for forging street lighting from Blake St. to political speeches.” } veterans’ names to government the White River bridge. . checks, He was pardoned by the! pr. J. D. Van Nuys, dean of Sen. Homer E. Capehart (R. late President Roosevelt in 1941. the TU Medical Center, urged a Ind.) returned from Indiana yes-| The 56-year-old judge was not greater safety for students and terday afternoon to point with immediately arrested following giaff members who work at night. pride to the fact that he had not Yesterday's indictments because pig letter said that campus police he disqualified himself and there p,.st escort women from various was no one to sign the warrant pyuildings at the center to trolley

| voted to confirm Dean Acheson

1 a Secretary of State. He was t00 | 4n4 fix the amount of bond. lines PE IAL late, however, to vote for the| After Judge Harris read the in- The need for better lighting equal rights amendment wihch dictments yesterday he read the! was emphasized because of past Friday & Saturday both he and Sen. William E. Jen-| oath the grand jurors took last attempts to molest persons who § ner (R, Ind.) favored. November and said: work and study at the center after HALF SOLES The latter voted for It and| “I hope that you have lived up gark. against the Hayden amendment to the oath inasmuch as you con-| J B, H. Martin, Medical Cen- ® Half Soles C [| preserving state laws as they are qucted your investigation withottiter administrator, told the board Men's Composition __ now. Women's organizations sup- malice or ill feeling toward any-/that campus police many times (porting the equal rights amend-| gpe. pick up “suspicious and Intoxi- ® Men's Hats C |/ment to the Constitution were, «jt geems strange to me that cated men” on the grounds. Cleaned & Blooked __ {against the Hayden proposal and tne grand jury should meet, de-| Source of Letters | Ben. Jenner voted against it. It yy. ate for a week and then re-| Other letters from Dr. Maynard ILLINOIS SHOE REPAIR | V°* adopted. however, and Sen. yr, jnqictments only against the K. Hine, dean of the School of 8 S. Illinols St. | Capehart said he would have sup-| 300 of the circuit court.” { Dentistry; Jean L. Coffey, direcTiineis and Washington {ported it had he been present at ° qo yvan County Prosecutor/tor of the Nurses’ Training the pasasge of the measure. John K. Purcell, who was present School, and Dr. L. E. Burney,|

Seniesa pt 1 H to C rt when the grand jurors returned State Health Board Commission-| " v y | lighting and JUST ADD EGG, MILK TO | own ropes ONVErT the indictments, asked Judge Har-|er, also urged better lighting

iris to disqualify himself, as soon warned of “undesirable loiterers.”; Error Into Asset /as he read the charges. | M. G. (Ole) Johnson, city en- | STRANGEVILLE, 8. C, Jan.| judge Harris complied with the gineer, was ordered by the Works 126 (UP)—Citizens hoped today | prosecutor's request, and it was Board to Investigate the com[that a surprise gift meant they then decided to ask the Indiana Plaints. {might get a motorcycle cop. {Supreme Court to appoint a spe-| The Works Board today also: Cup CAKE MIX A motorcycle arrived from cial judge. | ONE: Requested an ordinance {Germany yesterday for T. G.| authorizing sale of lighting equip-

: Mr. Purcell sald one specific 12 to 18 delicious cup cakes, or | Strange, for whom the town was ment controlled by the board on © P or : [charge of embezzlement grew out East St. from Virginia Ave. to

one nine inch layer, easily, quick. | named. It was a mistake, Mr. ,¢ judge Harris’ appropriating a y , since the bill of | i Sanders St. ly. Remember, too! Cuplets js | Btrange sald, since the bill of g150 check that had been sent Forty light standards con-

precision-mixed for sure results, | ialling apecities a drum of clean through, his office as an alimony, 104 py the board are usually and has the quality no other cup | Townspeople sald they wanted | “Our investigatién showed,” Mr, | leased fe the oy by ow = cake mix has been able to equal. [to keep the motorcycle—and put [Purcell said, “that Mr. HATTIS oral ues was deemed an econ. - pl 8 cop in the saddle. took, and used for his own pur- omy measure to put all the light1D one a $150 check made ot 2 ing equipment under control of (Mrs. Bonnie Walton. Mrs. Walton |. rpg, {is a divorcee. The check was in| TWO: Will study with the Safe- | payment of alimony from her hus- 4 Board needs for additional band. parking meters. Mayor Feeney Doesn't Elaborate Further recommended the study for a dif“ro cover this mistake” the ferent type meter. A prosecutor declared, “Mr. Harris) THREE: Approved a street | tried to cover his tracks by issu- light on the alley south of Pros- | Ing a check in that amount on his pect St. on Spruce St. to protect own bank in which we found he residents of the area who attend had no funds.” night P.-T.A. meetings at the} | The forgery charge, the pros- school in that location. The cost § ecutor said, came to light when to the city for this added protecinvestigators found that Judge tion is $44 a year. Harris had signed the name of a | ———— _

| Jessie Bert Clark to a birth The Ragamuffin

| certificate. | Mr. Purcell said he was not » free to elaborate any further on W ho Upset History | details of the indictment. ® During Queen Victoria's

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[bill to apply the Statute of Limita- only person indicted by a Sulli- has not been any corruption or tees, will be followed by an’ in-| ddition program was made by

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