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Illinois Auditor's
Questionable Use
Of Money Studied
Springfield, 111. (U.R) An
investigation into the Illinois
state auditor's questionable use
of about $500,000 in state checks
threatened today to have pos
sible effects on this fall's presi
dential election.
Gov. William G. Stratton wait
ed today for Illinois Auditor
Orville E. Hodge to comply with
his "request" for doubling the
auditor's surety bond of $50,000
within 20 days.
Looks For Replacement
Stratton was reported already
looking for a suitable replace
ment to take over Hodge's duties.
The auditor's office is under in
vestigation by state, county and
federal . officials because of
charges Involving questionable
use of about $500,000 worth of
state checks.
The troubles arising within the
Republican ' state administration
raised the possibility that Strat
ton may have serious difficulty
winning ' the state's electoral
votes for President Eisenhower
this fall.
Democrats are sitting tight as
the investigations are. carried
out. But Illinois Democratic
Chairman James Ronan called
the charges against Hodge "a
very good campaign issue."
Stratton also told Hodge to
get off the Republican ballot or
face a party supported candi
date in the November election.
Stratton himself, is a candidate
for reelection.
Interested in 42 Checks
Investigating authorities are
interested in 42 checks amount
ing to $536,226 issued by Hodge's
office.
Hodge's operation of his of
fice came under fire when a
Chicago newspaper, The Daily
News, said it had found seven
alleged payees of state checks
had never received any money'.
The newspaper's disclosures
prompted investigations by pub
lic officials, Wednesday, the
FBI entered the case.
-Hodge is a wealthy business
man who won nomination with
out opposition in the Republi
can primary last spring.
Honeymoon Trip
Appears Certain
New Haven, Conn. (U.R)
The planned honeymoon flight
of Marilyn Monroe and Arthur
Miller to Europe on Friday ap
peared certain today.
The actress and the playwright
had been subpoenaed to testify
July 23 in a negligent homicide
case but it appeared today that
the court would permit the new
lyweds to make a deposition in
the case Instead of appearing in
person.
The couple returned to Mil
ler's home in Roxbury from New
York Tuesday night and found
the subpoena under the door. It
had been left there by private
investigator Guy Magliaro. Con
necticut law does not require
that a subpoena be served per
sonally. The Millers were subpoenaed
to appear in Justice Court at
Roxbury to testify about the
death of reporter Mara Sherba-
toff, New York correspondent
for the French magazine Paris
Match.
Miss . Sherbatoff was killed
June 29 when the car in which
she was following the Millers'
car to Roxbury for a news con
ference) smashed into a tree.
Miller stopped his car to give
aid. The couple was married
later that night.
BAD UMPIRE DECISION?
Pendleton, Ind. (U.R) The
Reflector, inmate publication of
the Indiana Reformatory,' chose
to ignore a big story, a riot at
the prison July 1 in which nine
persons were injured. The clos
est it came to commenting on the
riot was a sports item saying a
baseball game was interrupted
on that day "due to unforseen
circumstances."
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Monday; ether days $0 previous day.
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