Evening Star Newspaper, March 23, 1933, Page 40

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McNary had objected to taking up the nomination in the absence of Sen- ator Borah of Idaho, ranking Repub- lican member on the Foreign Relations Committee, which had held up action a week while it looked into some mlpeelcgk;e_ll made by Bingham in Scotland ‘Withdraws Objection. Later in the day, when Senator Rob- | i inson of Arkansas, the Democratic leader, for the second time asked that Bingham's name be considered, Mc- Nary announced he had been advised Borah had no objection to Bingham, n‘:: the Senat®™ promptly confirmed ‘The Senate then waived its rule re- | quiring that two days elapse before the | President is notified and agreed to in- form Mr. Roosevelt immediately of the | confirmation. Senator Robinson; Republican, of In- ||| diana, who put before the committee last week press accounts of the speeches made by Bingham in Scotland in 1927, which, he said, mjght indicate an at- | titude too lrlendly to England, with- drew any objection to him. Laid to Politics. | He exphlned to newspaper men he was “satisfled” that Bingham had been ‘misrepresented in the press accounts in America, which, he said, quoted Bing- | ham as’ apologizing for. America’s ac- | tions ‘at the Geneva Arms Conference | and expressing great admiration for English institutions. Senators Barkley and Logan, Ken- tucky Democrats, told the committee Bingham had been misrepresented, ex- plaining it was the result of a Ken- tucky political fight, with Bingham's| paper, the Louisville Courier-Journal, | supporting one candidate and an op-| position paper another. They read from | | a cable from Bingham in 1927 denying | The mooonte published in the opposition paper. TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. National—“Cavalcade,” at 2:30 lnd 8:30 pm. Gayety—“Wine, Women and Song"' burlesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 Columbla—"Jungle Killer, 11:50 R 345, 5, 6:40, 8: 25 and FREE LECTURE Chmtlan Sclence —BY— Wilkiam Wallace Porter C. 5. B., of New York, N. Y. 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