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...after five years of research, J. J. Denny, Drs. Wilmot Douglas Robson and Dudley Arthur Irwin, working for Ontario's Mclntyre-Porcupine (gold) Mines, found a strange treatment which worked on guinea pigs: fine aluminum dust. When inhaled, aluminum dust forms a jelly around the silica particles, making them harmless...
Last week one of Manhattan's leading Protestant clergymen added an interesting footnote to Bishop J. Francis A. Mclntyre's recent address in which he called anti-Semitism "a stuffed wolf" set up "by paid publicity agents" (TIME, March 20). In Metropolitan Church Life, weekly paper of the Greater New York Federation of Churches, General Secretary Robert W. Searle reported...
...Early in the summer I called upon Bishop Mclntyre. I suggested to him that the interracial situation and the juvenile situation in New York were so serious as to challenge religious forces to take the initiative in bettering conditions. I asked him . . . if he would be willing to appoint three or four [Roman Catholic] representatives to meet with three or four whom the Federation might appoint in order to explore the possibility of cooperative action...
...convinced that Bishop Mclntyre does not represent the spirit of New York's Roman Catholicism, but, unfortunately he is in a position to block the cooperation which the community desperately needs...
Last week Archbishop Spellman's chancellor, Auxiliary Bishop J. Francis A. McIntyre, contradicted his superior. Speaking at a Communion breakfast, Bishop Mclntyre denied there was any anti-Semitism worth mentioning. It was just "a stuffed wolf," set up "by paid publicity agents [who] by exaggerating the doodling's in chalk of children playing on the streets . . . conjured up out of their imaginations the phantom of anti-Semitic hate." The whole thing, he said, was "a manufactured movement," created "for the deliberate purpose of besmirching the minority Catholic population...