Evening star. [volume], August 24, 1947, Page A-10, Image 10

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Governor of Georgia
Orders Investigation
Of Two Assault Cases
By the Atiociated Press
ATLANTA, Ga„ Aug. 23. — Gov.
IM. E. Thompson ordered State
j police today to investigate the
alleged beating of a CIO union
organizer at Lagrange and an
nounced he would back authorities
in swift prosecution of a reported
political flogging at McRae.
Declaring he would tolerate no
disregard of law and order. Gov.
Thompson called for vigorous action
to check sporadic violence.
‘‘The activities of smaH and irre
sponsible groups who take the lav
in their own hands must be
stopped,” he said.
Gov. Thompson disclosed he had
directed the Georgia Bureau of
Investigation to confer with Charles
Gillman, Georgia CIO director, on
alleged assault on Wilbur Gupton.
i union organizer, and his wife. The
couple reported they were beaten
as they left a motion picture theater
in La Grange last week.
Police Connivance Charged.
Mr. Gillman charged that La
Grange police had failed to prfess
an investigation, and claimed in
similar cases elsewhere police oc
casionally had been in “active cop
nivance” with thugs hired by private
companies.
(In LaGrange, Police Chief J.
E. Mathews called Mr. Gillman’s
| charge “absurd” and said a vigor -
| our inquiry7 had been made.) '
The governor commented that
mere rumors were not a basis for
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produced ligitimate proof of police
dereliction, he would suspend of
fending officers “pending process of
law.”
Commenting on reports of vio
lence in Telfair County, home o'f
| the late Eugene Talmadge, where
j the leader of a citizens’ group said
he was beaten after a political rally
seeking election of a new county
administration, Gov. Thompson
said: ✓
“Under orderly process of law, the
man has a right to swear out war
rants against his assailants, whom
he says he recognized. It is then
the sheriff's duty to serve them, and’
i I am sure that he will do so.
Beating Victim Undecided.
“In event that the sheriff should
not execute the warrants, then it
> would become my responsibility as
Governor to remove him from office
and to name soffie one in his1 place
who would serve the warrants.”
George Mobley, who reported he
was beaten at McRae, by four men
who pursued him from a political
meeting at Lumber City, said yes
terday he was undecided whether
to bring charges.
“After all,” he said. “I haven’t
any court to go to, nor do I have
a sheriff to go to. Maybe IT! have
to go to Federal Court.”
Telfair County Sheriff John B.
Walker was reported by subordi
nates to be “out in the country ’ and
unavailable for reaction tp the Gov
ernor's statement.
Previously he had parried ques
tions with .“no comment.”
MK Mobley said in McRae late
i today he .had sworn out no warrants
and Drobablv would not do so. ex
plaining “if I went into 'court here
(they'd probably wind up convicting
me instead of the men who beat
me.”
He reported that he and the five
|men involved in the alleged assault
each were now under $10 bond for
appearance in city court at 9 a.m.
Monday before Mayor George Calli
: ban. Mr. Mobley said the charge on
jhis summons was “speeding.”
! City Police Chief Harris Bowen
!sald he was “unable to remember”
:the names of other persons under
bond in the case.
Salvation Army to Honor
Maj. Ray Brown at Party
Friends of Maj. Rgy Brown, of
the Salvation Army, will gather
tonight at a farewell party for the
veteran welfare worker who will
leave Washing
ton next week
on a new as
signment.
The meeting
will be held at
i 8 o'clock at the
1526 First street
Temple Corps,
N.W., with Sal
vation Army
Colonel Wesley
W. Bouterse as
] host.
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the Salvation
Army Welfare
Department in Major Brown,
the Washington area for nearly
seven years, Maj. Brown, on Septem
ber IT wil become assistant public
i relations secretary at territorial
headquarters of the Salvation Army
1 in Atlanta, Ga. His duties will cover
! the District of Columbia and 15
. southern states.
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