Evening Star Newspaper, April 8, 1937, Page 6

Slp Corons CUSTOM_ TAILORED PLEATED AND ZIPPERS = 2-Piece Set, $31- Musical Instruments, ete. S.Piece s." 339'95 Unreds Sovtea’ Syl Choice Cheyron Cloth, figured, dust- Possible tisht, strived Homespun, n‘td i Take Any Bus Leaving rd 1. b and Pa. Ave. On Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, Guns. Cameras Opposite Washingtan Ai THE EVENING ANTHLYNCH BILL FIGHT IS PRESSED Opponents Now Are Prepar- ing for Attack on Gava- gan Measure. | 53 the Assoctated Pross. Opponents of anti-lynching legisla- tion, heartened by the refusal of the House yesterday to debate the meas- ure offered by Representative Mitchell, Democrat, of Illinois, are preparing for an attack on the more drastic bill ¢ | introduced by Representative Gava- . 4 Building Material Stores e T T MORE DAYS! > BUILDING MATERIA Drastic lleductrio:,t’sfil in Every Dept. gan, Democrat, of New York. For the first time at this session, filibustering tactics were invoked in the House when supporters of the Gavagan bill joined with Southern op- # | ponents of any anti-lynching law to : | throw the Mitchell bill into the dis- card. Journal Read. Oritics of the Mitchell bill engaged in such Aflibustering maneuvers as day’s lengthy journal of Mouse activi- ties. On the roll-call vote that followed members voted, 257 to 122, against considering. the Mitchell bill, which had been approved by & majority of ‘| the Judiciary Committee. Next Monday the House is sched- uled to decide whether it will debate the Gavagan bill cn Tuesday. Sup- porters of the Gavagah measure has- tened to declare that the action of the House yesterday was not indicative of its stand on anti-lynching legislation. Declared Political Gesture. “The House refused,” sald Repre- sentative Fish, Republican, of New York, one of the supporters of the Gavagan measure, “to consider the Mitchell bill because it does not rep- resent the views and wishes of the colored people of America. It is con- sidered an emasculated anti-lynch- ing bill and merely a political ges- ture and camoufiage.” Opponents of the Gavagan measure meanwhile are mobilizing their forces for a clear-cut test of their strength next week. PAGES SELECTED FOR D. A. R. SESSION | Four Young Women Named Aides to Mrs. Becker—Others Are Announced. Appointment of four young women “ | to serve as the personal pages of Mrs. BRAND-NEW . | general, William A. Becker, president general # | of the national society, Daughters of i |the American Revolution, % | forty-sixth at the Continental Congress, which will open here April 19, was announced todsy. The four pages are Miss Esther France of Wilmington, Del.; Miss Cornelia 8. Hartman of Germantown, Pa.; Miss Elizabeth Kendall of Dobbs Ferry, N. Y, and Miss Ruth Rose - | Richardson of Corvallis, Ore. Each of the national officers of the D. A. R. will have a special per- sonal page, as follows: Ohaplain general, Miss Helen Mc- Creery, Denver; recording secretary Mrs. Madelyne Talmadge, Athens, Ga.; corresponding secretary general, Miss Margaret C. Stephens, Martinsville, Va.; organizing secretary ; | general, Miss Carol Smith Allen, New York City; treasurer general, Miss Margaret Bradley Slayton, Annapolis, Md.; registrar general, Miss Adaline ‘Thornton, Washington; historian gen- eral, Miss Constance Filbey, Chicago; librarian general, Mrs. Margaret West- over Davis, Okmuigee, Okis.; curator general, Mrs. Myra Snyder Wright, Huntington, W. Va.; reporter general, Miss Ann Dorsey Hodgdon, Stockton, Calif. Included among the pages who will serve on the platform in Constitu- tion Hall are: Miss Sarah Bolk, Charlotte, N. C.; Mrs. Mary Louise Burke, Devil's Lake, N. Dak.; Miss Grace Cummings, New- ton, Mass.; Miss Dorothy L. Evans, % | Oak Park, Il.; Miss Sarah Hawkes, Fla.; Miss Nell B. Johnson, Athens, Ga.; Mrs. Virginia H. Lambert, Phila- delphia; Miss Laura Lilley, Colorado Springs; Miss S8usan E. Lyman, New York City; Mrs. Louise Price, Phoenix, Ariz.; Mrs. Kathryn Robertson, Wilm- ington, Del.; Miss S8arash K. Row- ~ | botham, Altavista, Va.; Mrs. Dorcas Shanklin, Baltimore; Miss Helen - | Towner, Washington; Miss 8. Deane /| Van Landingham, Charlotte, N. C.; % | Miss Freda Emery, 7 | Iowa; Miss Margaret Munger, Spencer, ‘7 |Towa; Miss Mary Lamprecht, Cleve- 7 | 1and Heights, Ohio; Miss Mary Bashie _ | Steele, Chattanooga, Tenn.; and Mrs. Cedar Rapids, /| Frances 8igmon Cooper, Coronado, 7 | calit. = Soviet Appoints Ambassador. MOBOOW, April 8 (#).—The Rus- sian government yesterday announced the appointment of Jacob Zakharo- vitch Surits as Ambassador to France. 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