Evening Star Newspaper, June 9, 1926, Page 44

CHANGE ACEEPTED BY LT. VAN WINKLE Difficulties Besetting Wom- an’s Bureau Bill Overcome in Committee. By agre of the functions of the veau of the Police Depurtient Mina . Van Winkle, ! of bureau, overcame practically all the to the proposed ganic law the veloped before the Senate Committee vesterday afternoon. Althougi the committee Was e prepared to take wction on the meas ure at yester ol Capper’ and Senator ( sted changes in the o bill that scemed to satis Van \Winkle and those who took exception to it in its origina form. “T'he hearing did not de Woman's Bu Lieut the of opposition or- for to a simpler definition bureau which de-| District | at 11:40 am. TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. National—Little Miss Bluebeard u)med\. at 8:20 pm. Matinee at 2 I\rIIhs ~Belle Baker, vaudeville, at and 8:1:5 pm. Earle—Bobby Heath and company, vaudeville, continuggs from 1:30 to 11 pm. Columbia—"The Palm :40 a.m. and 12:30, Do “Rolling 1 Beach Girl" E 4:15, 6, 11:35 Rialto ind m. and 735 fetropolitan—*The Reckless Lady.” and 1:35 z and 9:45 p.n. Palace—“The Luc a.m. and 1:10, P ivoli—“Wet Paint,” 7:40 and 9:10 p.m. Autonssador. | F Inu(l. at 3:40, 540, “The Johnstown 8 and 9:50 p.m. Sea Beast,” at 1 8 and 9:40 p.m. Under Western Skles, '\\'mlmm. Park—"Quo Vadis |7 and 9 p.m. both | elop any op- on of the | Col. lawyer, and k of the District of Parent- fought the bill beginning of the Associations, ented at the hut fic terms in the bill | continuation of the contered around the bill which set | the functions of the | ning specifically the policewomen should authority to in- | conditions public as- discussion section of i il Lureau ] kind of nandle. vestigate and_ various sembly Col. L cases including neighborhood places of sby-Smith told the commit- tee that some of th lating to the powers and functions of the burcau would be “dangerous | and unconstitutional” and added that the pur bill is to power which police should not have. Mrs., Kalmbach said her organtza- | tion objected to the proposed defini- | tion of the functions of the bureau on the ground that it would author the policewomen to_extend their into tields that should be left to the Juvenile Court, and she also expressed fear it might cause conflict | with the new Board of Public Welfare if left in its original form. The simplified definition functions of the bureau which ¥ Van Winkle azreed to accept towar the close of the meeting was in line with wording suggested by Col. Easby Smith when the bill was under cor sideration a year ago. Senator Cope and urged Mrs. Van Winkle to ac cept the amendment, grhich provides in broad terms that fhe function of the Woman's Bureau shall be to per- form preventive and protective work and to exercise all the duties of th® Police Department in eases involving women and children under the laws of the District The amendment seemed to 1 objections of the two opponent Senator Copeland told Mr: Winkle she would probabiy find it | nore advantageous. pointing out that | it is better to have broad language under which the powers are implied | than to attempt to specity in the law | every phase of activity the bureau | might have to cope with { 61 New Policewomen. Senator Copeland also told Mrs. \ Winkle he did not believe the com- mittee could approve the proposed increase from 23 to 94 in the numbe: of policowomen. Mre. Van Winkle vecalled that the liouse committee had changed the number to 61 and it was tentatively ed to fix that as| & minimum in the Senate bill. | ¢ the beginning of the hearing | Senator Capper read the report of the Commi in which they took | exception to orporating in the questions of personnel and qualifica- tiens which they felt should be left to the city authoritic Mrs. Van Winkle s all of the men who Tolice Department hal pathy with the Womar she said the pendin enacted to safeguard against the possibility of being de- stroyed by some future municipal official who might be untriendly to it Mrs. Van Winkle was strongly su ported in presenting the bill by repr sentatives of a number of organiz tions, including the following: Mi Helen D. Pigeon, secretary of the In- ternational Assoclatoin of Police. | women: Mra, E. C. Gregory, chair man of legislatlve committee of the DA R: Louls Ottenberg Teagus of Women Voters: Taura Tracy, Civil Service Commis- . and Alice Meredith, Wom- cit a th ve headed the been in Bur bill should be the bureau Club. Nnmed College Head. BUCKHANNON, W .Va —Dr. Homer B theology at elected president of We: Wesleyan College by its board of trus- tees vesterday. He succeeds Dr. E. G. Cutshall, who resigned hecome hi theolog at Denver, the | Ichristian Endeavor Union to Send e | annual | good | chosen as follo | president; language It }om. | for | George | Brethern | ce the | or t thus far | § Lincoln (colored)—""Let’s Get' Mar vied,” continuous from 2 to 11 pm. LONDON TRIP, PLANNED 15 Delegates to Convention. Officers and delegates to the July | convention in London were elected by both stated they were ype Christian Endeavor Union at the meeting in Friends Meeting Hall Monday night, which was ad- \Ix(‘\iod I-\ Representative Hall of In- dian: . 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