Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 March 1952 — Page 2

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a Law violators who mix liquor with crime were served notice today “of a “get tough” policy by Judge Harry O. Chamberlin . ®4Phe Criminal Court 1 judge warned he will increase punishment in cases of defendants who seek leniency because they had been drinking. “Using liquor as an excuse is ~iot mitigation byt actually aggravation of the crime,” the vet: eran judge said,

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. From now on, such cases will be held to justify greater punishment —perhaps even the limit," he added. Suggesting his new policy “might put a stop to drinking.” Judge Chamberlin sald 75 per

cent of the law violations cited before him stem from use of liquor,

The judge delivered his warning yesterday when Jessie Mays, 28, of 135 McLean Pl, pleaded ,gullty to stealing an overcoat containing $36 In a pocket. De““fense attorneys pointed out Mays * had been drinking.

Sentenced to Year

Mays, who admitted pawning the coat for $8, was sentenced to a year on the State Farm and fined $25 for petty larceny. “Liquor causes you to lose your judgment,” the judge told Mays, “It never results in a good deed, always some law violation.”

‘Hint Craig ‘Set for Race As Governor

George N. Craig, Indianapolis lawyer and former national commander of the American Legion, is expected to make his delayed

announcement as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor at a dinner at the Naval Armory tonight. Another dinner staged by Mr. Cralg’s campaigners a month ago was billed as the probable time for his formal announcement as a candidate, But he dodged the commitment at that time. | Several powerful GOP groups have been building up Mr, Craig for the Governor's race for more than a year. Lately, Republican] leaders identified with the party! movement behind Gen. Eisenhower for the presidential nomi-| nation have been active in the! boom for Mr. Craig.

Other Candidates Listed |

Candidates who have announced so far for the GOP Governor nomination include Samuel Harrell, Indianapolis businessman,| and State Sen. John Van Ness, Valparaiso, GOP majority leader in the Senate. { Others who have indicated they intend toi'get in the race include Becretafy of State Leland Smith, Speaker of the House W. O. Hughes, Ft. Wayne, and State Sen, Harold Hanley, La Porte. {

Horse Meat Sales Draw U. S. Fire

WASHINGTON, Mar. 14 (UP) «~The government acted yesterto prevent any repetition of oh $1 million ring which is said to have sold ground mixtures of horse meat and beef at hamburger prices. It issued a new regulation, effective Wednesday, which bans the sale of ground meat or sausage made from mixtures of horse meat and other meats such as beef or pork. It also requires all products containing horse meat to be labelled as such. Simultaneously, the Office of Price Stabilization imposed new dollars and cents ceilings on horse meat. The ceilings will mean rollbacks for some sellers but will leave at about current levels prices of canned and frozen horse meat products used as food for dogs and other animals. Retail ceilings for inspected horse meat in the Midwest area, where production is highest, range from 20 cents a pound for ground horge meat to 42 cents for tenderloins.

Pearl Harbor Envoy Off Jap Purge List

TOKYO, Japan, Mar. 14 (UP) ~The Japanese government removed Admiral Kichisaburo Nomura, Japan's Pearl Harbor ambassador to Washington, from Gen. Douglas MacArthur's purge list today. At the same time, the government's review board tentatively cleared Mamoru Shigemitsu, peglegged wartime foreign minister who signed Japan's surrender aboard the U. S. S. Missouri in 1945. He is the first major war crimes convict to be given such clearance, In all, the review board “depurged” 843 former army, navy and military police officers and , tentatively removed all restrictions on 1500 others who were purged.

Robs 4 Stores, Opens Bank Account With Loot

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 14 (UP) — William Kershaw, 21, robbed four grocery stores in 30 minutes yesterday and then opened a bank account with part of the loot, police charged. Kershaw eluded a cordon of 120. policemen in the Overbrook * neighborhood where the toy pistol holdups occurred. But he was arrested three hours later as he left a bank. Police said he had $130 in cash and a bank book showing a $100 deposit in a newly-opened account. They sald he admitted the

robberies and five others dating back to Jan. 8. : {

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