Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 November 1939 — Page 9

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CHAILLAUX RAPS * BROWDER TALK

eon Emphasizes Reason |

For Legion’s Stand, He Asserts.

Earl Browder’s Boston speech Sunday was “brazen effrontery” in which the aims of the Communist Party in the United States were brought into the open, according to

Homer L. Chaillaux, national Americanism director of the American Legion

. In his speech, which reportedly displeased President Roosevelt, Mr. Browder was quoted as saying that President Roosevelt was surrendering to the greed of “economic royalists” for war profits and that this country was “ripe for a quick transition to socialism.” “Browder, accused of criminally violating the passport laws of the United States so that he might get to the seat of the Comintern and there receive first-hand instruction in the lessons of how best to achieve the ends of Communism in. the United States, takes it upon him-

‘self to openly avow the aims for

which he has so long worked,” Mr. Chaillaux said in a statemient is-

. Sued at Legion headquarters.

“This incident provides an instructive chapter in the history of the American Legion’s opposition to Communism and all the things for which Browder stands. It but serves to emphasize the reason that led the 21st annual convention of the American ‘Legion, recently held at Chicago, to call for legislation to outlaw the Communist Party.”

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NEW YORK, Nov. 9 (U. P.)—A suit demanding $1000 from the Rev. Harry Rimmer for finding

“scientific errors” in the Bible was on file in Municipal Court today. William Floyd, 34, editor of the Arbitrator, contended that Dr. Rimmer had offered $1000 to anyone who could find a “scientific error” in the Bible, but refused to pay off when Mr. Floyd found several, Among others, Mr. Floyd disputed the story in the Book of Exodus and in Numbers, which says: “And there went forth a wind from the Lord, and brought quails from the sea, and let them fall by

Times-Acme Photo. ‘

" Beity Atkinson, drum majorette, who recently toured the United States exhibiting her skill with a baton, heralds the third annual All Western Drum Majorette and Band Review: that will bring more

to Long Beach, Cal, Nov. 24. The

review salutes Santa Claus as a Surialy-raiser to the "Christmas season.

Sues Pastor for $1000

‘Bible Errors’

(the camp as it were a day's journey on the other side, round about the camp, and as it were two cubits high upon the face of the earth. And the people . .. gathered up the quails.” Mr. Floyd said that if that was true, quails were piled 3.66 feet deep around the camp over an area of 2992 square miles—equal io the combined areas of Delaware and Rhode Island. Besides, he said, the camp's population probably - was about 2,414,200, and the number of quails probably = was 19,558,467,356,672, which, he figured, would force each person to gather 8,093,144 quails.

INDIANA PROJECTS APPROVED BY REA

Times Special WASHINGTON, Nov. 9, — The Rural Electrification Administration

has approved three’ contracts pro4! viding ‘for the ‘construction of 1135 {miles of power lines serving 3138 jrural families in 13 Indiana coun-

ties. Total cost is estimated ai

|| $920.20.

The largest contract is -with the Allied Contracting Co., Eau Clair, Wis., for . the construction of 587 miles of lines in Knox, Sullivan, Gibson, Pike and Posey Counties, serving 1645 members. The estimated cost of this project is $479,000. The two other contracts call for 189 miles of lines in La Porte, Starke, St. Joseph, Porter and Pulaski, and 359 miles in Daviess, Martin and Lawrence Counties. The former project is to be built by Carney & Tombaugh, Rochester, Ind. at a cost of $148,900 to serve 443 members, and the latter by the Laird Construction Co., Battle Creek, Mich. is to cost $301,370 and serve 1050 members. Work on the three projects is to begin immediately.

YOUTH FORMS CLUB TO KEEP. U. S. PEACE

AKRON, O, Nov. 9 (U. P)— A “Legion of American Youth,” the purpose of which is to keep the United States out of the European war, has been organized here by 20-year-old Chesfer Phillips. “I am just at the age tc become cannon fodder,” Phillips said. “I think-the time has come when the young men of ‘the United States should do something to stop, if possible, the going of American men to this wholesale slaughter house called war,” Phillips published his views in a paper here and received more than 250 favorable replies.

Aw! Chute! Take It Easy

ROME, Nov. 9 (U, P.).—Francesco Colella, - an aviator and parachutist in the World War, has invented a slow motion parachute, it was announced : today. His parachute is equipped with drums, discs and reels which make

it possible to control the speed. Two cylinders attached to the parachute make it open quickly and “brakes” control $e speed of its descent.

HELP AID YOUTH,

FBI AGENT ASKS

‘Crime Is Not Decreasing,’ - Sackett Tells Club of Presbyterians.

“The principal problem facing law enforcement agencies in the United States today is juvenile delinquency,” B. Edwin Sackett, Federal Bureau of Investigation agent-in-charge here, said last night. He spoke before the Men’s Club at Tabernacle Presbyterian Church.

“Contrary to popular belief,” he declared, “crime is not decreasing

first eight months of the year rape, burglary and larceny cases increased over a similar period in 1938.” “As a matter of fact, larcenies for the first six months of 1939 were more numerous than at any time since records began to be kept 10

years ago. . “To halt this the , civic, social and public institutions must aid in helping youth rather than letting peace officers do it all. They have their hands full fighting adult crimin; :

“Religious and educational institutions must take this problem to heart if we are to keep our youth from becoming criminals.”

f 2 POSTMASTER JOBS IN STATE ARE OPEN||

The U. S. Civil Service Commis- |[& sion. announced today competitive oh examinations to fill postmasterships =

at Lawrence and New Palestine.

on file in the office of the Civil Serv-

examination is. held, may compete.

estine postmaster, $1400.

- CANADIAN SALES UP OTTAWA, Ontario,. Nov. 9 (U.

outbreak of war in Europe. In-

aggregate dollar volume for Sep-

1939.

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