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John J. Gorman, owner of the 'Capitol City News Service, today {said he would fight attempts to| extradite him .to Grand Rapids, Mich., on a gambling conspiracy. indictment there. In Grand Rapids, Prosecutor Roger O. McMahon today said he would ask Michigan Gov. G. Men-

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Gov. Schricker's office said no official notice of the Michigan request had been received here,

| Continued Case | Gorman, who operates the leased wire service supplying racing information, was arrested] here Nov. 16 on the Michigan warrant, He posted $1000 bond and requested a hearing in Municipal Court 3. Special Judge Leo O'Connor continued the case until Dec, 11, after pointing out the defendant

was not accused of any offense that is in violation of Indiana law, " At the original hearing, Gor-

man's attorney argued his client had not been in Michigan on the date named in the affidavit and consequently could not be guilty of the offense charged. He also pointed out no state is charged with enforcement of another state's criminal laws, that the crime charged also be a violation of Indiana law before extradition is granted. :

Judge Clark, Governor to Talk Today

Gov. Schricker's office’ said Mayor-élect Alex Clark was to meet with the Governor at 2:30 p. m. today to discuss when he will resign as Municipal Court Judge of Court 4. Mr. Clark will wait until Jan. 1, or resign immediately. depending upon the Governor's wishes. As soon as Mr. Clark's resignation is announced. the Governor is expected to make an appointment to fill the vacancy. ! Several Contenders contenders for the bench post at this moment are Addison Dowling. Glenn Funk, Harry Riddell and Rufus C. Kuykendall. A local Republican attorney. Lawrence A. Shaw. this morning sent a letter to the Governor urging him to appoint any one of many “qualified” Negroes to the court post-in-the interest of demonstrating minority groups are entitled to equal representation. Mr. Shaw suggested five attorneys he considered “outstanding choices.” They were Mr. Kuyken.dall, Robert Lee Brokenburr, Wilbur Grant, Frank Beckwith and Howard R. Hooper.

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new charges against the youths. Deputy Prosecutor Palmer K. Ward © dismissed second-degree purglary indictments against the six last week in Criminal Court 1 on condition they ‘enter military service. He also: said the prosecuting witness failed to appear Barred Enlistment The next day recruiting officers parred the youths from enlistment, criticising the action of the prosecutor’s office. The recruiters

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