Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1950 — Page 8

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| the country to Indianapolis. Ses|sions were scheduled to close to-

day. Bishop Moore Speaks . a) 1 ° Bishop Arthur J: Moore, always

‘heralded as a fine orator and ‘authority on foreign missions, {gave the main address. Bishop Moore spoke on “Methodism in a Bewildered World.” The DePauw University Choir, robed in maroon gowns and di-

Negro spirituals. Students enrolled on scholarships in Methodist colleges, who Llive in all parts of the wofld,

international flavor to the meet(ing. For they represented various races and nations and some were {in native dress. They recalled that ithe Methodist banner flies in 50 different lands. Kinsey N. Merritt, vice president of the Railway Express Agency, New York, spoke from the layman's viewpoint. Mr, Merritt besought the Methodists to make this an age of faith. “Let us so live that future generations will thin® of ours as the age of faith, aot the atomic age. Let us make this a Christian America,” he said. Bishop William CC. Martin of Dallas presided. Bishop Richard C. Raines of the Indiana area responded to Bishop Martin on behalf of local church folk. Bishop Moore's address reflected his trip to Asia this year. He described the times as “incoherent

and chaotic.” The bishop expressed no pessimism, but rather a stout belief in the “ultimate

supremacy of righteousness.” Bishop Moore spoke of eating southern fried chicken with Gen. MacArthur and Mrs. MacArthur in their home in Japan. The bishop relayed to the audience the genera's urgent request for hundreds of additional missionaries. “The old gods of Japan are dead,” Gen. MacArthur was quoted as saying. A miracle has vaken Place in

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) ping in the same stores,” the editorial said. “We doubt if the vio- |

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Japan under Gen. MacArthur's guidance in Bishop Moore's opinion, ‘The bishop pronounced the general's administration “superb, wise and a courageous leadership’ which has made the country a peaceful nation.”

Praises Chiang, Teo -Tribute of just as high an order went to Chiang Kai-shek from

{Bishop Moore, who has lived both iin China and Japan and now

holds the office of head of the {Methodist Board of Missions and Church Extension. “China is the key to Asia, and the capture of all Asia is the goal of Russia,” he commented. “Please do not ask me why America should spend multiplied - NS “ /

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_ Bishop Richard C. Raines of Indiana gives Bishop Arthur J. [Is chairman of the committee on Moore of Georgia the "right hand of fellowship” on behalf of Un-American activities of the 11th

found in the car, Dental Society Plans First Fall Meeting | A discussion of subversive ac[tivities will feature the first fall | meeting of the Indianapolis Dis4 [trict Dental Society at 7:30 p. m. oot De The group will meet in the Rice Auditorium of the State {Board of Health Building.

| Dr, Harry H. Nagle, member of {the society, will give the talk. He

District American Legion. Dr, Orin, E, Simons, president millions to stop the spread of of thesgroup,. Ras named Dr. Arcommunism in Europe and thenithur W, Spivey as chairman of a desert the only government in military affairs committee. ' Dr. China favorable to democratic {J. Thayer Waldo and Dr. Glenn ideals and the Christian faith.!J, Pell are on the ‘committee, An Asia dominated by Russia is which will protect rights of memas sad a case as Europe domi- bers called into military service. nated by Russia. Dr. Thomas M. Leonard has “Korea has been the-wenter of been appointed chairman of the conflict down the years. Here are committee on children’s dentistry. !

a kind-hearted people who wish)” The editorial § pages s of The In-| to live in peace.” |dianapolis Times SUNDAY Real “The ‘one world’ about which|Estate Section brings you many your Hoosier Willkie set us talk-/alds to a clearer picture of -the ing .it not. here,” Bishop Moore current real estate situation. continued. Instead we have two There are several pages. of in-

worlds and the difference be-| (teresting articles, up-to-the-minute tween them is too deep “and news on home building, supplies, dangerous to be ignored orlocal and national business trends glossed over. |

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