Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 136, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1931 — Page 9

OCT. 16, 1931

ATLANTA HOST TO CONFERENCE OF METHODISTS Sixth World Session Is Scheduled to Get Under Way. BY FOSTER EATON' United Pre* Staff Corrrspondmt ATLANTA, Oct. 16.—One of the Rreat religious gatherings of the world, the sixth ecumenical conference of Methodism, opens here tonight with 550 delegates from every quarter of the globe. For the next ten days, representatives of some twenty Wesleyan bodies from the United States, Europe, Africa, South America, Mexico, Canada, Australia, Japan, Korea, will discuss world religious topics. President Hoover is scheduled to deljver a address to the delegates on Oct. 25, and Vice President Curtis is scheduled to be present and deliver a message in person. Laymen and ministers who have come to this conference will witness one week from tonight a performance of “Heaven Bound,” a Negro religious play featuring 500 sacred singers of that race. The official call of the conference made clear that the gathering would be conducted in a sprit of cooperation between the various groups of the Wesleyan family.

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BY BEN STERN ALL is not, going well in the bailiwick of R. Earl Peters, Democratic state chairman, according to Ft. Wayne dispatches. These declare that Peters is “the ultimate target of tfoe exposure of methods used in the Allen county highway department” and that Democrats of the faction opposing his rule are/Joining with Republicans in the gunning. The fight hinges about the alleged petty graft operations and manipulations of one Clifford Siniff, appointed superintendent of county highways there in 1928. Siniff, now represented as being a Democrat, was one of the Ed Jackson crowd in Allen county in 1924, 1925, and 1926, and in the last named year was a candidate for state representative on the Republican ticket. Later, as a Republican, he was appointed to a job in the state highway department. Democrats of Allen county naturally resented his appointment as highway superintendent in 1928. None of the local politicians could figure why Democratic county commissioners would name a Republican to such an important position. a a a Shortly after taking the post, Siniff hopped on the Peters wagon. But with the charges of mismanagement, members of that group speedily kicked Siniff off and now he finds himself without a party. Whether Peters had anything to do with the Siniff appointment is

unknown and probably is question- | able but, beeause of this situation, ! political enemies of the state chairman are blaming him. Republicans making the attack are said to have the whole-hearted support of the Democrats out for ; Peters’ scalp and considerable importance is attached to the desertion of his standard by Sam Clelj land, county attorney, and Demo- : cratic county chairman, who was placed in that post by the Petersj McNabb group. nun Clelland is said to be a candidate for the Democratic nomination for United States senator and when a man with such an ambition breaks with the party leaders in his county, political observers are prone to i believe that this group must be on i the wane. The entire situation in Allen county is involved, but if Clelland really has changed horses and intends to put up a fight to remain as county chairman, Peters and his group are in for an unpleasant spell, which may result in his losing the support of his county in the fight for a district chairman whose vote is necessary to re-elect the state chairman. Party leaders of the state are watching closely the result of the Allen county factional war, for it will carry much significance in the coming campaign. Argentina leads all South American countries in radio, having fortythree stations and about 400,000 receivers.

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