Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 June 1940 — Page 9

ALIAS INSIST “ON FREE MALTA

Troops Guard British Em- * bassy as 10,000 Raise Cry + At Rome Ceremonies.

ROME, June 7 (U. P.).—Hundreds _ Of soldiers were detailed to guard the British Embassy and consulate general today when 10,000 Italians participated in ceremonies signifying approval of the Maltese Nationatist movement. = Italy's pre-belligerency campaign had swung to emphasize the British Mediterranean island of Malta. Ceremonies‘ were held in memory _ of Maltese who died during the Maltese rebellion against - the British _of June, 1919. ! Later there was a ceremony in Rome's Pincio Park where a statue of Fortunato Mizzi, founder of the Maltese Nationglist movement, was unveiled. “Malta must be freed,” was. the ngs at both cerealso shouted that

ST SLAYING

Detectives today held for ‘ques-

tioning a 27-year-old former convict in connection with the murder May 27 of Howard M. Priest, "28, of 1220 E. St. Clair St. Priest was’ shot to death in a gravel pit ‘at the edge of the City. The suspect is held under $25,000 nd. | One man already has been ndicted by the Grand Jury for tne murder and is sought. J

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Washington Graduates 336

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.imore than nine years chief deputy

GOULD IN RACE ‘FOR JUDGESHP

Democratic Nomination ‘For Supreme “Court. John J. Gould of Shelbyville, for

clerk of the Indiana Supreme and Appellate Courts, announced. his candidacy today for Supreme Court judge, second district, at the Democratic Convention here June 27. Before clerk in 1931, Mr. Gould practiced |

law in Shelbyville and previous to for the Governor’s decision on a son,

that he was a school teacher. * He was _graduated from New |

Jackson A ppointment Viewed ' As Slap at Hopes of Peters

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Jackson and Mr. Peters dates back to the 1934 convention, when the new Attorney General helped defeat Mr. Peters for thé U. S. Senate. The feud was resumed in 1938 when Mr. Peters retaliated with opposition te Mr. Jackson's candidacy for the Senate at the convention in which Senator Frederick VanNuys was taken back into the party fold and renominated by acclamation. The arrival of Governor Townsend in the city after a week's absence and the sudden calling of party. leaders into conference

becoming chief deputy created a stir among politicians who! M. Simmons, chairman of Mr. Pethought the “zero hour” had come | ters’ home district; Thomas R. Hut- | State Labor Commissioner; | | State Auditor ‘Frank

gubernatorial candidate.

But the Governor stoutly main-

Palestine High School and attended tained his neutrality in answer to State Normal College at Terre queries about his rumored alignHaute. Later he studied at Wooster ment with the Lewis campaigners, College in Ohio and in the law de-| When informed ‘that reports had

partment of the University of|been circulated that the State

tronage secretary, Dick Heller, will be supporting Lewis within the next 10 days.” Mr. Heller, who has been listed as a Peters man before Prosecutor Lewis got into the picture, said he was withholding his comments “to see what the boss is going to do.” It is significant that one of those called into the Governor's conference yesterday was Frank M. McHale, manager of the McNutt campaign. Others were State Democratic Chairman Fred F. Bays, State Conservation Director Virgil |

G. Thompson and Mr. Heller. . | Backers of Mr. Peters contended that Governor Townsend's refusal to announce his support for Prosecutor Lewis meant that he never, would join the Marion County

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support Prosecutor movement.

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GAS STATION ROBBED Two bandits held u uston Eng- | land, 2529 S. California St., attend- | * ant at a filling station at 2530 Bluff - Road, today and escaped with $18. Mr. England told police one of the |. men carried @# German Luger pistol.

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RICHMAN BROTHERS

Proudly leading the procession of 336 Washington High Scheol seniors during their commencement last night in the Butler Field House .were George L. GeMeiner and Leona B. Keith.

12 Receive Diplomas Today “At Park School Graduation

Commencement ceremonies on the, John Herron Art Institute—Bonschool grounds this afternoon were! nie Wolfe. : to close the academic year at Park]

He taught school Shelby and Hancock Counties before starting law practice in Shelbyville in 1928. Mr. Gould has been active in af-! fairs of the American Legion and! was service officer of the Shelby-' He is a! meniber of the Masonic Lodge and the Methodist Church. He was sec- | retary of the Shelbyville Democratic Committee when he was appointed | to the clerk’s office. : | He is married and has two chil-' dren. Most whales; despite their large | mouths, cannot swallow large ob-| jects, due to their small gullets. |

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School. Arthur Jordan Conservatory— Graduation exercises also were Frances Silverman, Paul Patterson, held yesterday afternoon at In- and Mary June Keene. diana Central College and last night| Pepperdine College, Los Angeles for Washington High School. . —Robert,| A. Jones. Bowman Elder, head of the Park| At thelcampus commencement of €chool Foundation was to present Indiana Central, Dr. J. A. Cum-. the diplomas. In the graduation | mings, 79-year-old head of the

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Lewis, the Governor said: “If Lewis has the State House support, I don’t know about it.” He said he was “not expressing any opinions on candidates at this time.” He reiterated a previous statement thas he reserves the right to support some candidate personally before the State Convention here June 27. Meanwhile, more evidence piled up that the McNutt-for-President organization was about ready to throw its support to Prosecutor Lewis openly. . A member of the McNutt organization was quoted as saying that

“Governor Townsend and his pa-.

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. At the same time, others said the Governor merely is stalling for a little more time to thinkrit over. | The new Attorney, General has’ been an active Democrat since 1915 when he entered Indiana Law School and was prosecutor of Allen County two terms in the early 20s. Mr. Jackson was permanent chairman of the 1936 State Democratic - Convention and was chair-

man of the campaign speakers bureau in 1934. He is a member of the State Bar Association, the American Legion, the Presbyterian Church and a 33d Degree Mason. He is married and has three sons.

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