Evening star. [volume], April 22, 1928, Page 20, Image 20

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HEFLIN TILT ENDS
DEBATE ON FUNDS
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Turns Nicaragua Discussion (
Into Speech Against
Smith Candidacy.
;V ia!f»d P v**.
* Senate discussion of the Blaine anti
intervention rider to the naval ap
propriation bill ended suddenly without i
action vesterday during an exchange
between Senators, Heflin of Alabama
end Caraway of Arkansas, revolving]
ebout the presidential candidary of Gov.
*‘A!" Smith.
It came up when Heflin moved a sub
stitute for the Blaine rider which would
have forbidden the President to use any ,
of the funds in the naval appropriation j
to pay expenses for Marine Corps "hos-'
tilUirs in Nicaragua unless and until
the President has obtained the consent
of Congress ” Heflin demanded a roll;
call vote, but Senator Curtis. Repub
lican loader, said there had been an j
agreement among the Blame rider sup- j
porters that there be no record vote on
the subject before Monday.
Assails Caraway.
Heflin denounced any attempted j
leadership on either side “to prevent ;
the American people from having a yea
and nay vote' on the Nicaraguan ques
tion Curtis said there had been no!
such agreement, arid Caraway joined in
to say he hoped Heflin wouldn’t at
tempt to change rules so that Senators:
could "escape punishment" of threat
ened speeches by their colleague by un- j
demandings as to when voting was:
to be done.
“If the Arkansas Senator can screw
up bis courage so as to tell us what
uie delegation from his State is going
t v do on A1 Smith's nomination it would
be helpful." Heflm said
Caraway shot back that the Alabama
Senator shoo'd "make up his own mind ’ j
before he "lectures other people.”
"Everybody knows where I stand,’
KsJltn shouted .
"If A! Smith is nominated arc you
going to vote ior him?” Caraway thun- ,
tiered bark, waving his Angers almost
under Heflin’s nose
*‘l'll cross that bridge when I get j
to it.” The Alabaman answered and the
Republican side laughed heartily.
A moment later Heflin was on his
feet again to declare that if "Smith
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obtains a nomination by tactics such as
were employed in Arkansas, Illinois and
lowa." he would not get party support.
Senate Files Out.
”1 don’t believe the Democratic party
is rearfv to sell out to the Roman Cath
olic political machine.” he shouted and
1 sat down only to pop up again and add
! -and to the whisky ring.
Senator Curtis moved a recess until
1 Monday and the Senators started out
without waiting the formality of a vote.
The three-hour debate on the Blaine
i rider, which is designed to cut off funds
I for Nicaraguan use of the naval forces
after next December, was occupied
I lsrgclv by Frazier of North Dakota,
j supporting Blaine, but also urging his
t resolution for a constitutional out
lawry of all war. offensive or defensive.
Bingham of Connecticut also spoke. He
went back to the Jefferson era to And
precedents for presidential use of mill
j t;,ry power to protect Americans and
their property abroad without consult
ing Congress.
Harris of Georgia, from the Demo
cratic side, announced his purpose of
supporting the Blaine amendment, al
though he said he would have preferred
to make it necessary for the President
ito obtain congressional sanction. A
| moment Sa;cr, when the Senate had
moved to a vote on the Blaine rider,
Heflin put in his substitute plan cal
culated to compel the President to come
to Congress, tt- apparently changed
the situation considerably and the row
over rules and politics followed.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.
| Th? National Press Club will b?
thrown open to members and guests
this evening with a MovfKene—singing
and talking film—in the auditorium at
8:30 o'clock.
! The Wanderlusters’ hike will start
frem end of Mount Pleasant car lin®,
2:45 o'clock. Dr Skinner will lead.
! Washington Council, Knights of Co
-1 lumbus. will he’d an all-day meeting at
the Hamilton Hotel.
The Social Club of the Hebrew Home
for the aged will meet at Glen Echo,
2 15 o’clock, for a hike and campfire.
Bring lunch and friends.
The Red Triangle Outing Club will
•meet at Fifteenth and G streets at 2
o'clock Take car to Riverdale. across
country to Kenilworth. Bring lunch
and stay out for campfire. George Vail,
leader.
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FUTURE.
The Woman's National Democratic
Club. 1526 New Hampshire avenue, will
have a program -1 uncit eon tomorrow.
12-30 p.m. Speaker, J Fred Essary of
j the Baltimore Sun. Subject. “The Ob
servations of a Newspaper Man.”
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A card party for the benefit of Flor
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t Tuesday. 2 p.m.. at the Roosevelt Hotel.
The lowa-Thomas Circle Citizens'
Association will meet Tuesday. 8 p.m..
1 in the lecture room of Northminstcr
Presbyterian Church. Refreshments.
Friends invited.
The District of Columbia Library As
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I! in auditorium of the new National
j Museum. Speakers. Dr. Cloyd H. Mar*
! vin, president of George Washington
University, and Joseph L. Wheeler.]
! librarian. Enoch Pratt Free Library,
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WOMEN WEDGED IN DOOR.
LONDON. April 21 OP). —Many
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