Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1930, Page 22

TESSCALLSONDRYS & T0 UNITE FOR TEST Brookhart Attacks Mellon, Charging Secretary Is Fighting Law. By the Associated Press. A plea that dry members of Congress unite for the “testing hour” of pro- hibition is the outgrowth of the Sen- ate’s latest discussion of the anti-liquor Jaws, a debate which saw Secretary Mellon accused of conducting a cam- mlln against the eighteenth amend- ment. The author of this charge was Brook- hart of Iowa, an ardent champlon of prohibition. It was answered by Sen- ator Fess of Ohio, who defended the cabinet officer and called upon the drys to leave off their bickering over enforcement and unite for the crucial period which he belleves is just ahead. “This law is at its testing point,” he ‘Washington JBdJ 1219.1221 G Street N.W, BETWEEN 12t o 13 STREETS Tomorrow—W ednesday ciation Against the Prohibition Amend- ment and recently appeared as & wet witness in the hearings of the House judiciary committee. He is president of the Pennsylvania railroad. Union League Club recently took a poll on its members, which showed wet sentiment to be.in the majority. J. Raskob, chairman of the Democratic national committee, for¢his contribu- tions of $65,000 to Against the Prohibition Amendment and termed him as “Wall Street Repub- lican who was detailed by Wall Street to run the Democratic party.” cused the cabinet officer of lax en- mitteeman from Pennsylvania, and the Union League Club of New York. Director in Wet Group. Atterbury is a_director of the Asso- The Fess contended that it was unfair to link Secretary Mellon with Atterbury's Nornl activities or with any action taken by the Union League Club. that he hld no sympathy with AMH’- bury for “going out of his way" to work with the anti-prohibition Jorgan- ization. He added Brookhart, in addition, attacked John the Association Laxity Is Laid to Mellon. Returning to Mellon, the Iowan ac- New York INCORPORATED DRESS DEPARTMENT--SECOND FLOOR NEW DRESSES A Gorgeous Array of New Prints—Light and Dark. New Blues and Black. Dots—Pin Dots, Polka Dots, Coin Dots. Again We Prove that Good Style and Good Material Need Not be Expensive Save Almost One-Half on Your New Easter Frock Every Dress New and Shown for the First Time Wednesday Be Thrifty—Attend This Sale and Save New High Shades. PUBLISHER.APPOINTED James G. Doyle to Take Charge of SEATTLE, April 8 (#).—James G. Doyle, prominent executive in the Wil- liam Randolph Hearst chain of news- papers, tomorrow will become publisher of the Seattle Post-Intel cer. Ray Van Ettison will editor. counsel. publisher for the last six months. ones & (o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, "otoer:|MAJ. GILLETTE TO DIRECT BRIDGE COMMISSION - [Assumes Duty at Arlington Memo- rial With Body Headed by President Hoover. Maj. Douglas H. 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