Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 299, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1926 — Page 19

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BELIEVE TRUSTEES WILL BA CK BUND Y De Pauw Authorities Think College Group Will Support Bible Department Head If Charges Are Presented.

tty Edwin V. O'Neel Times Rtaft Correspondent GREENCASTLE, Ind., April 3(5. Belief that De Pauw University trustees will support Dr. Walter E. Bundy, Bible department head, If charges of teaching unorthodox theories made by the Northern Indiana Methodist conference are presented at the June meeting, was expressed today by college authorities. President Lemuel H. Murlin said action of the conference asking investigation of the instructor’s class room methods and teachings by the conference visiting committee and

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teachings had been harmful. All except four voluntarily signed vigorous statements declaring Dr. Bundy's work beneficial. Four answered they did not agree with the instructor's views, declaring they had fixed religious convictions on entering school. Dr. Murlin is known to h© In sympathy with th© scientific method of the Bible teacher. Bundy received theological training at Boston University, of which Murlin was president until he became head of De Pauw. Many members of the conference, it was pointed out, are graduates of Taylor University, Upland, Ind., strong fundamentalist institution, which has sought to capture financial aid now received by De Pauw. Some of the preachers who attacked Bundy have never met him or attend ed his course, it was pointed out. Called “Black Belt" It. was recalled the late Dr. Gordon F. Bowne, professor of philosophy at Boston, once declared north-

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ern Indiana was the “black belt of Methodism.” Bishop Francis J. McConnell, former De Pauw president, defended Bowne at a heresy trial before a church committee. Dr. Bowne was influential in establishing the present Methodist philosophical attitude. lie died before Bundy entered Boston. Bundy is a popular instructor and has heavy enrollment in all classes. Registration the first semester was 160. “Dr. Bundy Is one of our most popular and highly respected faculty members,” said Charles H. Barnaby, lunmberman, and college trustee. Mayor Charles McGaughey of Greencastle said: “I think the statements made

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against Dr. Bundy are unwarranted. The townspeople generally are for him. He Is a clean, conscientious teacher of the truth. Will Cause Embarrassment Dr. C. Howard Taylor. College Avenue M. E. Church pastor, formerly of Indianapolis, declared: “It is regrettable, because the incident will cause embarrassment to more than one person. The conference action probably did not have back of it a full understanding of the facts. “The difficulty has arisen, not over the teachings of Dr. Bundy, but over what new students, eager to show their knowledge, have carried back home as his teachings. The misun-

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derstanding could have been settled if a committee had talked with Dr. Bundy.” “Most students would lose all confidence in De Pauw and the Methodist Church if Dr. Bundy were dismissed because of these unfounded charges,” said Glenn TV. Funk, a senior. “I have taken a course under Dr. Bundy and found nothing which would cause me to lose faith in Christianity, or the teachings of Jesus,” said J. Bruce Murr, a minister's son. “Most every student will defend Dr. Bundy’s views,” said Miss Helen Hopkins, student council vice president. “The council probably will not act.

because 'we don’t feel it is necessary,’ she said. Favorite Professor “Dr. Bundy is one of my favorite professors. Everyone expresses a feeling of disgust over many of the things being said against him,” said Miss Mary Elizabeth Plummer, student council vice president-elect. Robert C. Anderson, editor of The De Pauw, student newspaper, said: “The whole matter is disgusting to the student body. The persons who are fighting Professor Bundy are fifty years behind the times. Many declare his courses more valuable than any other in the institution.”

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CLUB FAVORS AIRPORT Civic Improvement Association Behind C. of C. Proposal. Tho Southeastern Civic Improvement Association today was lined up behind the Chamber of Commerce's efforts for the establishment of a commercial airport at the Speedway. Arrangements for a Chautauqua at Finch Park this summer, proceeds to help buy additional Finch playground equipment, were outlined to the association Thursday night at Calvary United Brethren Church, Hoyt and Slato Aves.