Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 June 1940 — Page 4

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LINDSEY INRACE FOR JUDGESHIP

Seeks Nomination to Appellate Court.

+“. Deputy Attorney General Caleb A Lindsey, assigned to the State (Highway Commission, has an“nounced his candidacy for the lemocratic nomination for Judge Zot the Appellate Court, First Dis“trict. 5 - Mr. Lindsey will oppose Judge “William Dudine, Jasper, who is ‘peeking renomination. Mr. Lindsey was born in Boonville, Warrick County. After, engaging in law practice there he was : elected judge of the second judicial «istrict in 1922 and served one six“year term. He was appointed a deputy at_torney general in 1933 and for four _years was appeals deputy in the _ Supreme and Appellate Courts, In "1937 he was placed in charge of the

legal department of the Highway

Commission. +. Mr. Lindsey is married and has one daughter. He is a- member of “the Methodist Church in Boonville and is a 32d degree Mason.

DROWNS IN POND VINCENNES, Ind., June 25 (U.P.). —Chester A. McClure Jr., 15, Bruceville High School pupil, drowned ~~ while swimming in a pond near here - yesterday.

- Friday.

Circus Bruin

These two trained bears are getting in practice for the Second Annual Boys Town Circus to be held at Butler Field House next On second lock, those aren’t bears at all but Delbert Herbert, 12, left, and his brother Clarence, 14, of 426 N. Noble St. It sure had us fooled, for a minute.

9 ACQUITTED OF PLOT CHARGES

U.S. May Drop Case Against

Five Others as N. Y. Jury Disagrees.

NEW YORK, June 25 (U.P.).— Government attorneys| debated -today whether to drop the charges against five remaining defendants in an alleged plot to steal National

Guard guns and ammunition and|

overthrow the United States Government. Nine defendants were acquitted late yesterday. The jury failed to agree on the cases of the other five. The Federal jurors had debated the case since Wednesday. ‘Mrs.

Helen Titus, foreman, said all but

one juror wanted to acquit the other

five. Friends and relatives of the defendants, some of whom had attended every session of the trial, cheered the verdict and congratulated those set free. All defendants had been represented by Federal Bureau of Investigation agents as members of an “action committee”’—the defendants called it a rifle club—of one of the so-called Christian Front Groups. They were seized by. Federal Agents Jan. 14. The chief witness against them was Denis A. Healy, FBI employee, who had won the 17 men’s confidence and had planted FBI agents in his home to hear the group discuss the advisability of “eliminating” Jews, bombing Communist headquarters and ‘bumping off’ a number of Congressmen.

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Ancil B. Morton, 1131 E. Gimber St., is among the candidates for State commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, which will hold its annual convention in Lafayette, Ind., tomorrow through Saturday. Mr. Morton is a member of the Lavelle Gossett Post 908. The election will be-held Saturday. Approximately 1500 persons are expected to attend. Among reports to be received will be that of the 1940 Poppy sale, in which 110,000 poppies were sold.

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AMERICANS GROSS LINE INTO SPAIN

MADRID, June 25 (U. P.).—The first Americans from France entered Spain today and many others were on the way. The first group totalled 76 persons and a second group of 300 was

Three Frenchmen, who identified themselves as secretaries of former French Premier Paul Reynaud, were held by Spanish police along with secret documents and a “fabu-

lous” fortune in gold they had carried into Spain. Spanish officials said the French Government at Bordeaux had heen advised of the seizure, since the money was believed to have come from the French treasury. The fortune, estimated at several million francs, was in gold coins, bullion and bonds. It was discovered by Spanish border police during routine inspection of the Frenchmen’s baggage.

SWAIN SCHOLARSHIP ESTABLISHED AT I. U.

Times Special - BLOOMINGTON, June 25. — A Joseph, Swain scholarship of $100 has been established at Indiana University. It,is to be awarded each year to the outstanding senior in the graduating class of Pendleton High School who has proved to be ‘“superior in character, scholarship and The scholarship was established in memory of Dr. Joseph Swain, who served as University president from 1893 to

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The Federal Government is using the “Indiana plan” of training airplane mechanics as a “yardstick” of the nation’s ability to mobilize skilled men in this field for national defense. The “Indians plan,” drafted by

mittee, is the first civic-sponsored

under way in any state. It calls for training 1000 aviation mechanics every six months as part of a national “mechanics army” to service Uncle Sam's proposed air armada of 50,000 plones.

U. S. to Finance Program

C. K. Gregg, Indiana Committee, secretary, who outlined the plan to President Rosevelt’s National Defense ‘Commission in Washington last week, said he has received assurances that the Federal Govern-

The Aviation Commitee, is a part of the National Civilian Aviation Committee set up by Col. Frank Knox, Chicago publisher recently named Navy Secretary. The first step in the program must be the securing of veteran mechanics to serve as instructors. Mr. Gregg has issued a call to all mechanics over 35 who can teach skilled trades.

‘Need Them AI

“We need them all,” Mr. Gregg said, “and immediately.” The men must be graduates of technical colleges and available for a course of instruction which they will need in the educational pro-

am. Also wanted are retired Army men who have had experience in this type of work. Mr. Gregg asked that all men interested send their qualifications to his office, 30 W, Washington St. Results of the survey for instruc‘tors will be sent to Washington immediately, Mr. Gregg said, to serve as a plan for other state committees. The training program was outlined to Robert H. Hinckley, recently nominated Assistant Secretary of Commerce, and Sidney Hillman, of the President's Defense Commission. Mr. Gregg said the mechanics would be trained at a schol to be set up at the Indiana State Fair Grounds.

BUTLER ENROLLS 996 IN SUMMER SCHOOL

A total of 996 students Lave enrolled in. the Butler University summer school, Prof. Leonard, director, announced today. Students from 17 states, besides Indiana, are enrolled and Indianapolis has the largest delegation of any of the 150 cities and towns represented. Three special unit courses have been added to the summer curriculum. These are a reading clinic, under Dr. Elden A. Bond; special education class, under Mrs. Ruth K. Heavenridge; and a manuscript writing course under Miss Norma Blue.

YEGGS GET $1000 GREENSBURG, Ind. June 25 (U. P.).—Yeggs looted the Corbett and Craig Hardware: Corp. here of $1000

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KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 25 (U. P.) —Officials of most of the nation’s large airlines meet today ‘to

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