Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1948 — Page 25

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i aid program under the supervision | ms of the U. 8. Fish and- Wildlife ServMice. Organized conservation clubs amazing and groups could then submit wild- | . “J§life projects direct to this agency. haustive approved * projects being financed s of the fromthe $19.000.000 fund, I Proudly 8 As discussed by Clark Venable, ! ‘ \ Wield director of the American Field ent... rial Association and widely known proven @eader in conservation, this program ould permit establishment of 'de-| irable projects in states where the fish and game departments can not " : or. Will--not- obtain—their share of cred Th" ’ Pittman-Robertson funds on a ibment h atching basis, : i fividual Backing for Wherry Bill

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Hoosiers should undertake a similar al A t program. His suggestion met with % an enthusiastic .esponse ana uc was questioned at length regarding tne plan which had been followed in Missouri and the advances which

a result. Pointing to the need for trained technicians in * caitying out successful programs for vith ; wildlife restoration and the craation of favorable conditions for wiid-

How far the enthusiasm which)

among members of the field trial +8 group; will —earry- toward reviving

movement in Indiana remains to be seen. It is not a new idea but in, the past has lacked a “Moses” to’ lead the campaign. Several years ago when the state health and welfare departments

was considerable agitation to have

cluded but it failed. Chief senti- | ment for the proposal was on the theory that there was nothing po-| litical in" the natural resources with] which the department is concerned and that the personnel, téchnicalls| trained to direct various phases ®f

lo political patronage durnops.. | .At-present -there-is pe -tion--with~the--apparent#power to, unite all groups concery¥d ¥ : servation, nor an oustanding leader to assume the Arection of such

with cocs| cinta ir gn nie ip estpiactvmiar AS ——— Wm A

a campaign on an entirely nonpartisan basis

- With a9 million of Pittman-Rob-! ertsop funds; derived from a federal tax on firearms and ammunition, sing unmatched by the fish and game departments of the various

Washington to slice this melon “by | by-passing state fish and game de-| partments. “|

Hoosier support for the Wherry

sought with a request that U. S. . Senators Capehart and Jenner Le Tged t0 back this mMasure which! ould provide for former military I¢as no longer desired by the War, separtment, being transfomed into

] Backers of the measure which has by passed the House and has considerese ble support, in the Senate, contend | public funds and if offered for sale

aot in the event -that-some nas f+ nal emergency should again arise, «They alse drgve-that-developinent | A! these areas for wildlife purposes : ould leave them available for miii2; ©. AY use in the event of need and ould also provide areas. for public unting, relieving the growing presure on private lands. ” 1

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| FRIDAY, JAN. 16, 1048 Outdoors—

Hoosiers

Revive Movement to Divorce Politics From Conservation in Indiana

Believe Department Should Not Be Subject -

To Political Patronage Turnovers I Revival of the long dormant movement to divorce politics and con-| Dr. H.:R.. Wilbur, Jeffersonville, SPeak to the meeting of the Ameri || servation in Indiana was being agitated throughout the state this week | | following the appearance of Clark Venable, field director of the American Field Trial Association, at the annual meeting of the Indiana Trial Association last week-end. AT, Ws _|Indianapolis, | A veteran of the successful Tight which Missouri conserv, vatiofiists Columbus.

ont %

ed to end political” domination conservation activities in that

{Association succeeding Dr. x. 8. Set Dates for Trials: cats Mr. Venable suggested that Mayhall of Indianapolis, who had Hoos |served for two years in that capacity, . Mr. Robick was advanced Sam the post of vice president which he had held-during the pst year, H. E. Patty of Marion was Fall Trials sre also scheduled for! named vice president and C.» B.

been made in conservation asin, uc, of Muncie was elected sec-|tober 31 and ending Nov. 3.

retary-treasurer to succeed Leo polis, i A developing and | Mayhii Indiana er or election, 3 Directors named.are: Three-year Bluffton March 7; Delaware county, : terms, Dr, Mayhall and Mr. Brown; | March 13-14; Clarke county, March Mr, Venable said that employ, oo voor “sorme. 1ra Davis, Ander-|20-21¢ : it of these technicians was Iu-| "6 "gy "wilson, Portiand, and H.icounty, March 28, and Eastern iu

when they were under confrolip “uns je mersonville: one-year | disna,-pril 11.

sults Are Uncertain

Venable’s remarks created

no - politics - in - conservation

'e ‘taken out of politics, here

conservation department in-

program, should not be sypect

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es, a move is under way in

he--plan isto create a federal

(Senate Bill 1115) is oewng

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D. Robick of Muncie is the new ident of the Indiana Pield. Trial

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