Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1939 — Page 5

DAY, OCT. 13, 1039

VANNUYS BACKS

ARMS SALES AS,

BOON TO ALLIES

Minton Also Wants Trade But Denies Aim Is U.S. Aid to Britain.

Times Special WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.—So far as the record is concerned, Senators Frederick VanNuys and Sherman Minton, Democrats of Indiana, are split today on their reasons for supporting the Administration Neutrailty law changes. Seantor VanNuys repeatedly has asserted that he thinks the present statute helps Herr Hitler and he wants it revamped to help Great Britain and France “wipe Hitlerism off the face of the earth.” Because of this forthright statement of his stand, Senator VanNuys has been praised publicly by such outstanding opponents of change as Senators Robert M. LaFollette (Prog. Wis.), Bennett Champ Clark (I. Mo.) and John H. Overton (D. La.).

Denies Ally Favoritism

But when Senator Minton got into a wrangle with Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. (R. Mass.), the Indianian denied that he wants the law changed to favor the Allies. “The Senator from Indiana is one of the most brilliant members of this body,” Senator Lodge asserted on the Senate floor. “I may say that he never rises to speak without stimulating and enlightening me. “I am sure he is not being entirely serious when he pretends that he does not realize that repeal of the embargo will help Great Britdin «nd France, because the whole reason for repealing it is to help the side that it is supposed to be advantageous to us to help.” Senator Lodge was being questioned by Senator Minton while he (Senator Lodge) was talking against the Administration changes.

British Navy Cited

In reply to this challenge of the reasons for his stand, Senator Minton said: “I am not going to admit that re-

Bullet in Back; Work Goes On

Times Special VALPARAISO, Ind., Oct. 13.— Fred Brewster, residing five miles north of here on Road 30, went about his chores today with a bullet in his back. He reported to the Porter County Sheriff that while working on his farm, he felt something strike him in the back. Thinking someone had thrown a corncob at him he continued his work and later went into the house. On c¢xamination he found someone had shot him. Probing failed to locate the builet so his physician treated him and he went back to work. It is believed the bullet came from a hunter’s gun.

STATE BAPTISTS ELECT OFFICERS

Rev. Dillard, North ‘Vernon, Renamed President as Convention Closes.

Times Special SEYMOUR, Ind, Oct. 13.—The Rev. W. H. Dillard, North Vernon, was re-elected president of the Indiana Baptist Convention at the close of the 106th annual session here yesterday. The next convention will be held in Washington, Ind., and the Rev. George Ritchey was named to deliver the annual sermon. William R. Barr, Bluffton, was elected vice president; the Rev. Royden Rea, Greenwood, secretary, and J. E. Shewmon, Indianapolis, treasurer. The following were elected to membership until 1942 on the State Board of Promotion: The Rev. W. R. Seat, Washington; Mrs. James Brown, Morgantown; Charles F. Remy, Indianapolis; A. D. Shaver, Bedford; Mrs. C. E. Bell, Decatur; the Rev. Louis Bean, Logansport; the Rev. George E. Ritchey, Lafayette; the Rev. W. F. Badgett, Columbus; Mrs. Florence Newlon, Sa-

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“And thereby our action makes possible a change in the balance of power,” Senator Lodge countered.

CHARGED AS GOLFING ‘PICKER OF POCKETS’

MONTREAL, Oct. 13 (U. P)—A Toronto golfer, 26-year-old Leonard R. McMullen, avas in jail here today, charged with picking the pockets of fellow players on four Montreal courses in the last few days. Judge F. T. Enright refused him bail and remanded him until Oct. 20.

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