Evening Star Newspaper, May 26, 1932, Page 10

A—10 THOMAS OF IDAHO IS RENOMINATED Senator Will Be Opposed for Re- election by James P. Pope, Democrat, of Boise. By the'Assoclated Press. BOISE, Idaho, May 26.—For all prac- tical purposes, the count was complete today in the Idaho primary, ll!.houch was renominated, while the Democrats named James P. Pope, Boise mayor, to oppose him. Mayor Thomas C. Coffin of Pocatello, a proponent of a prohibition refer- endum, outdistrnced four other can- didates for the Democratic nomina- tion for second district Representative on the basis of incomplete returns, while Compton 1. White, Clarks Fork mining man, who also favors submit- ting the liquor question to the voters, was named as a Democratic candidate in the first district. Representative Burton L. French of the first district and Addison T. 8mith THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTO N, D. C, THURSDAY, MAY 26, [OWEN D. YOUNG TO GET NOTRE DAME DEGREE New Yorker Will Deliver Com- mencement Address—Others to Receive Honors. By the Associated Press. BOUTH BEND, Ind, May 26.—Rev. Charles L. O'Donnell, C. S. C. president of Notre Dame University, announced |today that Owen D. Young of New \Rtv James E. Cassidy, D. exercises June 5. Mr. Young also will deliver the commencement address. Others to receive the same degree ln Mmln H. Carmody of New Haven, n., Preme gnnd knight of the Kntghu of Columbus; P. Grace of New York, elecmcal expen Right . D.,, Bishop f Fall River, Mass. POLICE RAID GARAGE Truck and Alleged Liquor l-lnd by Squad. Seizure of a motor truck eoutaining 151 gallons of what police sald was The graduating class of 560 students | corn whisky followed mvmnuon yes- is the university's eighty-eighth. Francis J. O'Malley of Clinton, Mass., with a four-year average of 96.4 per cent, will be valedictorian. At the last sesslon of the London | York would receive an honorary doctor | Divorce Court Justice Bateson made | Agent C. B. of law degree at the commencement | absolute 209 decrees nisi. terday of a garage in rear of s house on the south side of the 2400 block of Pennsylvania avenue. Lieut. George M. Little, mmm;unled by George C. Deyoe, one of the police liquor squad operatives, and Revenue Thomas, conducted the | raid. cnly 611 of the 819 State precincts had |of the second district, both Republicans, = rted. ported. were unopposed for renomination. Political leaders said most of the pre- | Gov. C. Ben Ross, Democrat, and By- cincts still missing were small and their | ron Defenbach of Lewiston, Republican, tabulation would not affect the results. | were nominated for the governorship United States Senator John Thomas | without opposition. & AN o Our Fares to the WEesT are LOWEST IN YEARS Younever before have been offered such vacation opportunities. Round Trip from Washington —30 Day Return Limit YELLOWSTONE "~ 387” COLORADO ST'S. Via West Yellowstone. 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