Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 September 1937 — Page 17

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LABOR LEADERS ARE UPHELD BY CHURCH PAPER

Bishop Manning’s Objections To Program Speakers Are Attacked.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10 (U.P)— The Churchman, weekly Protestant Episcopal publication, will say in a forthcoming editorial that Bishop William T. Manning’s objection to the program of the Church League for Industrial Democracy at the Episcopal convention was prompted

by | “othersideness,” it was anannounced today. The Churchman said it would not publish Bishop Manning’s letter which he sent to all Episcopal weeklies protesting the selection of

speakers for the league’s forums*

next month. “In his letter the Bishop objects to the one-sidedness of the program of the Leggue,” the editorial will say. “We suspect that his real objection is to its other-sidedness.” Coincidently the Church League denied -Bishop Manning’s charges that the forum meetings: will be “purely propagandist and with more than a tinge of communism.” : Listing the scheduled speakers, the Rev. William P. Spofford, executive secretary, said that there was not a Communist in the lot. The controversy was started by announcement that Norman Thomas, leader of the Socialist Party; Homer C. Martin, president of the United Automobile Workers Union; director of the American Civil Liberties: Union, and the Rev. Reinhold Niebuhr, of Union Theological Seminary, would lead forum meetings at the triennial Episcopal convention in Cincinnati. Bishop Manning objected to them because they “all had the same ‘economie program.” “The Bishop knows well encugh that there will be no dearth of representation at the convention of both conservative and reactionary points of view,” the Churchman said.

INDIANAPOLIS TRIO ENLISTS IN U. S. NAVY

Three Indianapolis men were enlisted jin the United States Navy today. They are Adrian M. Hollin2261 N. Adams St., Rolla F.

Ward, “1222 N. Colorado Ave. They are to leave immediately for the Great Lakes, Ill, training station, it was announced.

‘deer in the southern part of the

F rench Prepare to Span Atlantic

Already preceded by American and British transe Atlantic flights, forerunners of regular commercial air travel between the U. S. and Europe, air-minded Frenchmen are preparing to do some spanning of the

Atlantic themselves. The huge Lieutenant de Vaisseau Paris is scheduled to be used on the first of a

MORE DEER ORDERED FOR INDIANA AREA

Forest Tree Seedlings to Be Planted Soon.

ent route.

State nurseries, he said. Additions in nursery acreage have been necessary to provide sufficient trees for reforestation plantings.

SOVIET LETS PLANE CONTRACT IN U. S.

— A for the conVirgil M. Simmons, Conservation A $750,000 contract

SAN DIEGO. Cal, Sept. 10 (U. P.).

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series of experimental trips. The largest plane in the world, the big flying boat was cracked up at Pensacola, Fla., but has since been repaired. The Lieutenant de Vaisseau Paris will start from Biscarosse, near Bordeaux, this fall, and make three test flights between Europe and North America, each over a differ-

struction of special tools for the Soviet Government has been award-

ed the Consolidated Aircraft Corp. of San Diego, it was announced to-

-| day.

The tools will be used for the manufacture ‘of planes similar to the PBY-1 airboats now being built for the U. S. Navy. It was stressed that the planes to be built by the U. S. S. R. are strictly for commer-

Department Commissioner, an~ nounced today that several more deer are to be released in southern Indiana areas next spring. These animals are protected by law in state reservations. The Department released its first deer in Indiana in 1934. It is estimated there now are more than 100 wild

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Mr. Si ons also announced the Department is to collect more than 68 tons of tree seed in Indiana this

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CORN FORECAST

Bumper Year May Drive Down Prices.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (U. P.). — Farmers and commodity market traders awaited the corn crop forecast the Department of Agriculture was. to make today with deep concern in view of recent indications a bumper crop that may drive dow prices and force up livestock quota- | tions. They have been impatient for new indications since the Aug. 1 forecast showed a sharp increase from that of July 1. Little interest was attached to the wheat forecast because most of the crop already has been harvested. > Chairman Jesse H. Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corp., indicated the Government might be forced by the size of the’ crop to make loans on corn, possibly $50,000,000 to $250,000,000. Loans and subsidies have already been determined for the cotton crop, which the department estimates will reach 16,098,000 bales, fifth highest in history, with the highest per acre yield on record.

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