Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 February 1942 — Page 2

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10,000 ALENS ‘READY TO MOVE

Wi s. Preskes Drive Against

| |Indianapolis will be called upon to

Potentially Dangerous © 7 On West Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 23 (U. P.) —More than 10,000 enemy aliens made last ute preparations today to move from restricted coastal greas while the government drive against potential fifth columnists mushroomed along the coast and 3 feasted as far inland as Houstin,

| The Federal Bureau of Tnvestigation will orce the evacuation order before tomorrow’s midnight deadline, mt it was indicated the roundup and internment of aliens violating the decree will fall to military authorities under terms of a

presidential [proclamation which

placed the west under limited martial aw, dreds Arrested

i ae of the FBI meanwhile continued their [roundup of “potentially dangerous” enemy aliens. They ‘arrested 248 in northern California, _ more than in southern Califor‘nia and more than 100 in Washing ‘ton and Oregon. Seventy-one were | arrested at Houston. FBI officers said aliens in custody were pro-Nazi, pro-Facists and ‘highly nationalistic” Japanese. | They repo some were members of an tion formerly directed | by Japanese consulates. : Work in Fields For y, the evacuation order ' will force aliens only to seek other residences (in the same city, al- | though under terms of last week’s . presidential order even American ~ born Japahese, Ciermans and Italiremoved from coastal ley may be moved to in-

zones, in the vicinity of ,] power plants and such eas already have been by several hundred enemy

NEED 300 ALLIED PLANES BATAVIA, Feb. 23 (U. P.)—Three hundred good fighting planes could turn the scales completely in favor of the allies in the East Indies, an Americar pilot said today.

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domorrat fiat. mayoral ¢andidate in the field. Others announcing were:

renomination as juvenile court judge on the: Demoeratic ticket. |: Martin M. Lafinan, candidate for Wayne township assessor ‘on the : Democratip ticket. Herman E. “Bowers, Republican candiate for nomination as city council from the fourth district.

Judge Myers’ Statement : In. his ‘announcement, Judge "Myers said: “It is our duty now, more than ever before, to partici-

'|pate in the primary and general ‘|elections, that ¢andidates for all of-

fices best fitted to serve be nome inated and elected. . As your next mayor, I can best assist you in your

/-|efforts to win the war by conserv- | ling your energies and money by. |assuring you an economical admin-| This I propose and

istration. {promise to do. | “Partisan politics must be rationed drastically. e must not permit bitterness to guide our thoughts and our actions. We must be united for the all-out winning of this war. IMost of us will have little time to devote to politics in any manner whatsoever. “However, the qualified voters of

select two opposing candidates for

-|mayor in the primary election and

to elect one of them to the high office next November.

Promises to Serve All

“This is one task that is important, particularly because the mayor, | as head of the municipal government, will be largely responsible for the safety ancl protection of the civilian population. .“I am asking' the voters of my party ‘to honor me with the mayoralty nomination, with the promise that when noininated and elected, I will, to the best of my ability, serve all of the cititens of Indianapolis in that office throughout the next four years, ”

first | four-year term as criminal cgurt judge. He previously served four years on municipal court and is a former deputy prosecutor.

Attended Wheatfield Schools

"He was born in Clay county and attended Wheatfield public schools. He was graduated from Indiana university, law school in 1928 and is a member of the Indianapolis and Indiana Bar associations, the Lawyers’ association, hi Delta Phi legal fraternity and ‘Third Church of Christ, Scientist. Judge Myers has been active in Masonic affairs and served as illustrious potentate of Murat temple during the law years. He is past master of Criental lodge, and Scotish Rite cersmonial master. He also is a member of Oriental chapter R. A, M., Raper commandery No. 1, Sahara Grotto and Loyal Order of Moose. He js married, has two daughters and lives at 5766 Central ave.

: ¢.1 0. TO AID A.F.of L. MEN

WASHINGTON; Feb. 23 (U. P.). —The C. I. O. announced today that it: was sending a “bundle ‘of necessities” to each of the American prisoners held by the Japs, including approximately 1200 A. F. of

-{L. building trade workers. The A.

F. of L. workers were captured at Wake and Guam.

! Herman E. Bowers, active in business and political life here for fan. 20 years, today announced his candidacy for fourth ; district nomina.tion to the city council in the republican primary election. He was nom"inated for the council‘ in 1938 + and in 1940 ‘was an 11th district delegate to the national. G. O. P. convention. ‘He h a s. been reba chairman for

Judge Wilfrecl ‘Bradshaw, seeking] - -

BRADSHAW PUTS CASE TO VOTERS

Pledges to Lay Basis

For Reconstruction.

Judge: Wilfred Bradshaw, of the juvenile, court, today announced that he will seek nemination to that post again in the democratic. primary election. : He said that “I feel definite accomplishments havé been made and I am equally conscious of things yet to be done,” and added that if re-elected he would “lay the foundation for a long period of reconstruction and social readjustment” following the war.

_His Program for Future =

Among the accomplishments he listed: All children’s cases heard in private; elimination of bonding racket; an up-to-date juvenile court law; medical, psychiatric and psy-

referee to hear all girls’ cases; su~ pervision of detention home placed under the court, and better relationship between the court, the bar association, school authorities and social agencies. He said his program for the %iture included: modifications in the new law if changes seem indicated after experience; removal of the court from its “present indescribable and unbelievable quarters” to an adequate office of plain and simple dignity; further progress in service to individuals and improvements of methods of handling

Judge Myers is completing his[children’s cases, and a progressive,

constructive program of delinquency prevention.

World War Veteran

, Judge Bradshaw is a director of the National Conference of Juvenile Agencies and was the principal speaker at its 1941 meeting. He was supported in the 71938 primary by

organizations.

Municipal Court judge’ and deputy. prosecutor. A native of Warrick county, Ire has lived here for 22 years. He attended Central Normal College at Danville and was gradu-. ated from the Benjamin Harrison Jaw school. He is a veteran of World War I. He has been active in the American Legion and organized the first. Hoosier Boys’ State. | He is a member of the St. aul Methods Church, Indianapolis, Bar Associa-, tion, Oriental Lodge, F. and A.M, Scottish Rite, Shrine and other Masonic bodies; Odd Fellows, Moose, Knights of Pythjas, Century club, and Indiana Society of Pioneers. He is married, has two sons and lives at 1125 W. 36th St.

‘GEN. FRANCO'S FATHER DIES

MADRID, Feb. 23 (U. P.).—Nicolas Franco Salgado, father of Generalissmo Francisco Franco, died to-

Joy following a long illness.

Herman E. Bowers Seeks Nomination for Council

the last seven years and superintendent of Kiefer-Stewart co, wholesale druggists, for a number of years. Mr. ‘Bowers is married and lives at 822 N. DeQuincy st. He is chairman of the official board of the Englewood Christian church, a

lodge and the Odd Fellows. .He is a veteran of the first world war and member of the Irvington post of the American Legion. 3

$10,000,000 TAKEN FROM: SUNKEN SHIP

SAN: ‘FRANCISCO, Feb. 23° (U. (| PY) ~Nearly $10,000,000 in gojd bul-. lion has been recovered from: the

|sunken steamer Niagata.in operations. conducted in siine-strewn waters off New Zealand, according

to. a ‘Canberra radio ‘broadcast recorded here. by’ CBS. * The Niagara sank In 400, feet of water in: 1940. Ib ‘was geported that there were more than 150 enemy mines around

the Sisgsza when she was located

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member of the. North Park Masonic

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