Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 August 1936 — Page 14

“EXPECT FARLEY AT DEMOCRATIC EDITORS’ PARLEY

Hoosier Delegation - Went East to Invite Him to Meeting, Report.

BY DANIEL M. KIDNEY Times Stall Writer

WASHINGTON, Aug. 21.—James A. Farley is going to Indiana for the Democratic Editorial Association meeting at French Lick, Aug. 28-29, Sasording to Senator Sherman Min-

Woe will just be here Saturday (Aug. 29) and then only to shake hands and hold pow-wows and not make any special speech,” Senator Minton said. It was learned that the visit of 8enator Minton, Gov. McNutt, Omer Jackson, Democratic state chairman; Thomas Taggart, national committeeman, and Mrs. Samuel M. Ralston, national committeewoman, to national headquarters in New York was to get Mr. Farley to attend the meeting. Both Gov. McNutt and “Senator Minton came here later, but failed to elaborate on that point. However, it is reported here that sore spots remain within the Demo- «+ cratic ranks, despite public profession of faith in the McNutt-nomi-nated state ticket, and it was thought best to have Mr. Farley appear {in Indiana.

Party by Peters Rumored

One story here is that R. Earl Peters, state FHA director and Mr. Farley's friend because he was for

Roosevelt before Chicago, was planning a privats party on a northern Indiana lake to be attended by especially invited anti-McNutt administration Democratic bigwigs oh the very dates next week when the French Lick meeting is to be held. Asked if all the factional leaders would be on hand to greet Farley, Senator Minton said: “They will be if they are smart.” Senator Minton split with Gov. McNutt to the point of backing Pleas Greenlee’'s gubernatorial candidacy. But the leading postconvention opposition to the McNutt organization is reported at present to be in the ranks of the old-time followers of Sen. Frederick VanNuys, who were supporting E. Kirk McKinney.

M’Nutt, Aids Confident.

Reports are current here that some of this opposition is so outspoken that supporters of the nominee, Lieut. Gov. Clifford Townsend.

are denying that he was really the,

Governor's candidate. A movement is said to be afoot to take advantage of the separate ballots and support the national Democratic ticket and scratch the state ticket as a rebuke to the McNutt leadership. Gov. McNutt and his lieutenants are sald to be confident that will not be successful, however, and that both the state and national tickets will carry in Indiana by a large margin.

METHODISTS VOTE TODAY ON MERGER

By United Press "MARION, Ind. Aug. 21.—Consoli‘dation of the Methodist Protestant Church with the Methodist Episcopal Church was discussed today by ministers and laymen attending the

annual Indiana: conference . at a

camp south of here. The conference will vote late today to determine whether or -not members of the state denomination favor the plan. Various conferences held previously have given whole-hearted approval to the plan, according to Methodist Protestant leaders. Dr. James M. Straughn and Dr. G. W. Haddaway, both of Baltimore, have ben mentioned as coleaders of the union,

* HEADS LEGION POST Rondal Mannon today took office as commander of Memorial Post 3, American Legion. He is to fill the unexpired term of Charles Arbogast, who died . Aug. 17.

Another entry in the state dmateur contest who is to compete at the State Fair grandstand Saturday night is Wayne Messersmith (above), a dancer.

STEEL WORKERS WAR OVER C. I. 0. PLEDGE

By United Press CHICAGO, Aug. 21.—A word war waged today between employes’ representatives of the Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corp. and Van A. Bitther, regional director of the Committee for Industrial- Organization, over ‘Mr. Bittner’s announcement that repre= sentatives of 40,000 steel workers had indorsed the John L. Lewis movement. Employes’ representatives of five Carnegie-Illinois plants described the Bittner statements as “exagerrated, garbled and distorted.” “The fact that this statement was prepared in and issued from the company offices makes it clear that jit is company propaganda,” Mr. Bittner retorted.

22 BLACK LEGION MEMBERS INDICTED

By United Press DETROIT, Aug. 21.—Circuit Judge James E..8henot announced today

that 22 members of the Black Legion have been indicted on charges of

criminal syndicalism growing out of-

his exhaustive one-man grand jury investigation of the hooded and robed vigilante band. The indictments were handed down almost at the same time that two other members of the subversive order were sentenced to prison terms in another courtroom. Four of the men indicted already are in custody on various charges. They are Harvey Davis, Clarence Frye, William Guthrie and Roy Hepner” -.., + 2”

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