Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 February 1946 — Page 19

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Times Special COLUMBUS, Ind, Feb. 7.—Supteme Court Judge Frank H. Richman today announced he would seek the Republican nomination for a second term on the high bench. Judge Richman’s announcemen’ virtually assured a hot political contest for the nomination, also being: sought ‘by Attorney General James A. Emmert. Although Mr. Emmert has not made a formal announcement of his candidacy, it is known that he is approaching party officials in an effort to line up delegates who wili support him at the June convention Elected In 1940 First Republican to crack into the high court after the ascendancy of the Democratic regime of Paul V. McNutt, Judge Richman was elected in 1940. Precipitation of a race for a high court seat by Mr. Emmert would break the time-hon-ored custom of permititng judges to represent their party for at least

Although he is a native of Columbus, Judge Richman received his early education in eastern Kan-sas-and In Chicago, He is a graduate of Lake Forest college and the University of Chicago law school. Judge Richman is ‘64, married and the father of a son and three daughters. He is a member of the state bar association, which he served as president in 1931 and 1932, and of the Bartholomew county bay,

CHICAGOAN GIVING | YMCA TALK TODAY

“The Y. M. C. A—a Lay Movement” is to be the subject of L. L. McClow’s speech at the 75th annual convention of the Y. M. C. A. in the Athletic club today. Mr. McClow is } the assistant general secretary of the ' Chicago association. He is to speak at the noon luncheon. Purdue university’s president, Dr. Frederick L. Hovde, is scheduled to discuss “Some Personal Requirements for the Abundant Life” at the conven-| tion banquet tonight. Indianapolis members present at the convention are Fermor S. Cen-| non, H. 8. King, A. C. Sinclair, Alexander Moore and K. R. Lan-| caster. H.. E. Hudson, Anderson, presi-| dent of the state organization, Jed | the opening meetings and T. D. Bartlett, vice-president of the state Y. M. C. A, is to preside at the noon meeting. National council members to attend the international convention at Atlantic City in March are to be selected during the morning session.

Mr. McClow

APPOINTED PUBLISHERS PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 7 (U. P.. ~—Michael J. Frey was appointed publisher of the Oregonian today,

Judge Frank N. Richman

10 BUTLER STUDENTS GET SCHOLARSHIPS

Ten Butler students have been awarded scholarships. Scholastic. scholarships went: to Miss Phyllis J. Maish, Frankfort;

|Miss Rosemary Ronsheim, Ander-

son, and Henry ©. Heimansahn,

{Miss Betty D. Bishop and Arvin J.

Prenger, Indianapolis. . . William Lieber, Indianapolis, re-

'lceived a special scholarship “and Francis Brockman, Indianapolis,{

was presented a scholarship in the college of pharmacy. Band scholarships were earned by Miss Betty Nay, Speedway, and Miss Joan Mawson and Carl Nelson of Indianapolis.

ITALIANS RESUME TRADE

ROME, Feb. 7 (U. P.).—Resumption of limited foreign trade by private Italian interests,’ effective Feb. 15, was announced today by the ministry of commerce.

wy Planned ‘At White House

WASHINGTON, Feb. 7 (U. PJ. They're waxing the floor of the White House's grand East room today for the first dancing party in the executive mansion since Pearl Harbor! Blond Margaret Truman, the

ing tonight in honor of darkhaired Gloria Chavez, daughter of Senator Dennis Chavez (D. N. M). ; Miss Truman invited Miss Chavez’ bridal party ‘of 16 for dinner. The senator's daughter will®be married to Lt. George Tristani of Puerto Rico on Saturday. The President's daughter will be a bridesmaid. Later in the evening, the party will be joined by 35 others for dancing in the East room to the music of the scarlet-jacketed marine band.

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President’s daughter, is entertain- ;

succeeding Palmer Hoyt, who resigned “to ‘become publisher of the]

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