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THURSDAY, APR. 10,

By NOBLE REED

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

William Liebold Appointment Stirs Up Fight In GOP Ranks ~~

|didate for the GOP nomination;

A primary eléction fight for for County ‘ Commissioner, first

control of the GOP organization here broke out today between forces of former County Chairman James L. Bradford and party leaders associated with elected Courthouse officials. The surprise appointment yesterday of William E. Liebold, deputy sheriff, as new County Commissioner, was -branded by Courthouse Republicans as a “bold move” on the part of the Bradford forces to return to power. Robert R. Hamilton, can-

\district, charged the appointment

was a “move on the part of the

Bradford forces to control the Republican primary balloting.” He demanded that Sherwood Blue, former prosecutor, resign from his newly appointed post as chairman of the Republican campaign committee,

"Branded ‘Deal’

He charged that Mr. Blue was \“behind the Liebold” appointment and was “part of the attempt of

But Mr. Innis denied he had|nier, Surveyor Paul.Brown and janything to do with the Liebold Coroner Roy B. Storms. appointment. Othér Courthouse GOP leaders | bold appointment to fill the va- ining for re-election said they) t ; he Li who joined the Courthouse condicancy caused by the death of Were not consulted on the ap-! The protest, against the Lie- gates in a “mutual assistance” Commissioner Jesse Hutsell, as Pointment and were not notified bold appointment put the Blue pact recently “one of the most vicious bi-parti- in advance of the appointment of campaign committee in a peculiar|Clerk H. Dale Brown and Sher-| san deals in Marion County poli»'Mr. Blue as head of their cam- position. [Hf Dan Smith, They are all protics." 7 paign committee several weeks More than a month ago, He said registration” records 280. JBlué committee showed Mr. Liebold~had voted the | Innis: Denies Part Democratic ballot m three pri-'- The campaign committee was| for re-election and agreed to sup-| BUENOS AIRES. mary elections in 1036, 1938 and organized by County . Chairman port their campaigns for renomi-'Apr, 10 (UP) 19407 John Innis, who attended a con-|nation. - Mr. Liebold was appointed by ference during which Mr. Life Dr. Golden P. Silver, Republican bold was approved for the Com-| clude Prosecutor Frank Fairchild, [firms in. downtown Buenos Aires County Commissioner, and the, missioner appointment.

‘Bradford forces to control”. the Democratic member of the board, primary. {Commissioner William Allison. Mr. Hamilton described the Lie-| @ourthouse Republicans run-

indorsed all Argentina, |

A bomb, from a speeding car, damaged al

tossed are:

Officials seeking re-election in- bullding occupied by German ernment, locally and nationally. ! TWO — “To promote freedom | County Treasurer Lois 0. _Ral- tos today. There _Wwere no casualties. ‘from corruption in politics and!

Prohibition Group Given State’ s oK

The State of Indiana today du- honesty among government offi thorized the National Prohibition |cials. {Foundation, Inc, to do business lin Indiana, Two Hooslers were among the ,. campaign to unite the vote of founders, Lake, include County Bn a. Purpose of the nonprofit foun-! . dation is to bring back prohibithe Testing the Liebold appointment. tion of the aps ute pn sale lof alcoholic beverage in the na- | {Courthouse GOP officials running Bomb Tossers Strike {tlon, | Secondary. pursuits of the group! ployees horrowed $200,000 from

THREE—"To promote and carry on an educational program

Gerald Overholt, Wi-|ipe Chrsitian people in behalf of and Omar Smith, |gohriety, prohibition and rights |{eousness,”

‘HOW TO GET RICH IN WASHINGTON’ Reveals . . . how federal em-

| contractors doing business with ONE-—"To promote good gov-| the government . ..

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