Evening Star Newspaper, November 23, 1931, Page 23

i INDEPENDENTS CALL HOUSE CONFERENGE Removal of “Boss Control” Stressed by Free Lances as Early Demand. By the Associated Press. Expectant of wielding a controlling | force in the House, independent mem- | bers will gather this week to lay down their demands. All Progressives, whether Republicans or Democrats, have been invited to at- tend a sesslon next Wednesday. The invitation, issued by Representative La Oulrdhfi dependent Republican, and the one Farmer-Laborite of the House, Kvale of Minnesota, warned that even though the Democrats elected a Speaker, neither they nor the Republicans could for a working majority without hfl\wol the independents. mfls in the call was placed on bl tion of the House rules, or re- ‘moval of “boss control,” as they termed ;:tw'-m This, utn:y said, is of ll:r greal ter ce than any personal ambitions on the part of members for committee ments. If the independent group were to lvtn Democrats on the speakership is- they could throw the organization o! ?.he House to whichever party offered , most concessions. But at present 217 ¢ Democrats are sponsoring Representa- ! tive Garner of Texas for Speaker. The “ Republicans will decide at a party cau- cus & week from today. A later conference o{ independents is tn prospect when all have reached Wash- ington. WILL ADDRESS SOCIETY Huguenot Federation Historian ‘Will Talk to Genealogists. Dr. John Baer Stoudt, Allentown, Pa., ‘historian of the Federation of Huguenot Societies of America and a member of the State Historical Commission of Penn- | sylvania, will address the meeting of the ; National Genealogical Society ll 8 | o'clock tonight in the Y. W. A {lding. 'Dr. Btoudt will speak of Nicolas Mar- tiau, Huguenot, founder of Yorktown, Ve, and earliest American ancestor of George Washington, and will also de- scribe his ruurchs on the related his- Rev. J. H. J. Ellisol 76, whose 'l Cathedral. SRS Take Part in Church Play STELLA MARIS CLUB OF ST. GABRIEL'S WILL STAGE COMEDY. Four members of the Stella Maris Club of St. Gabriel's Church who_ will take part in a three-act comedy entitled “Adam and Eva” at St. Paul's Hall, Fifteenth and V streets, tonight and tomorrow night. Ralph Collins, Margaret Fallon, Justin FOUNDATION RESOURCES TURNED OVER TO RELIEF Atwater Kent Announces Plan to Aid Jobless Who Had Worked in His Plant. By the Assoclated Press. PHILAD! November 23.—All the resources of the Atwater Kent Foundation—endowed with more than $1,000,000 — have been made available to carry out the private unemployment relief program of A. Atwater Kent. 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Formerly $1.35.... iy . wwewesigie. THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. ROOSEVELT PUTS DUTY ON PROCRAM: Preliminary Work on New York Budget to Be Started at Resort Tomorrow. By the Assoclated Press. ‘WARM SPRINGS, Ga., November 23 —Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt yesterday to include an increasing amount of work on New York State af- fairs in his program for the next two weeks after the first few days of his and recreation, The Governor spent Sunday quietly, reading and making entries in his stamp collection. Accompanied by Mrs, Roosevelt, wWho arrived from Atlanta Saturday, where she addressed a wom en’s meeting, he drove through the bril liantly-colored woodlands in this sec: tion during the afternoon. Mr. Roosevelt said he would begin preliminary work on the New York State budget today. He hopes to trim the budget to $293,000,000 for the next fiscal year, the same figure he set for the present fiscal period. The Legislature, however, increased it to 3!07 000,000. 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