Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1941 — Page 30

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Death Plays Tricks on Congressional Foreign * Policy Leadership.

Trmes Special WASHINGTON, April 11.—Death has played strange tricks with the Roosevelt Administration in Congressional direction of its foreign policy and its national defense program Only a few months ago the pass-

. k - EA EE . SF of Senator Key Pittman (D. i 8 NX | ; SE _. Nev} elevated Hane 3 EAS > oo to chairman- Bu i | : 3 3 OR ik ship of the ¢ 7 , RO » RS WERE Scnate Foreign | A

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Committee, a 8 man whom \ President i

Roosevelt only two vears before had sought to “purge” from the Senate - Walter FP. George (D ? Ga.). Sen. Reynolds Now the death of Sen ator Morris Sheppard (D. Tex.) puts in line for the chairmanship of the Senate Military Affairs Committes the effervescent, flamboyant North Carolina oratorical self-starter, | oF / 200d! o 7 Senator Robert F. Reynolds, one of | A al, out pL * Wa \% 7 it’ the isolationist hloc He voted | 3 oe 57 ail 5) TAD YEE p i tts a BEAUTY., it's against the Lend-Lease Bill and ls 2 B ’ 0» ad § \ \ 3 : 3 & B » a BARGAIN] f opposed the Roosevelt foreign pol- He =e Ri a8 £100 Rene yy a Icy beginning with repeal of the > R ILE A . arms embargo a year and a half ago, on the ground that this policy was leading the United States into war Whether the Administration will geek to block his wav to the important post has not developed. He apparently intends to step up under the usual rule of seniorits He now 1s chairman of the Senate District Committee which has charge of District of Columbia affairs 8 . George Co-operates Now i; “Re : ¥ 5 : » RL f | 3 / | he y Son I Sp Gl 7 wea | i Pretty" for Sheer Easter Blouses Roosevelt differed over domestic £ ON : ? WA ‘ ; 1 : ] The gla Senator has |

ne along co-operatively and sym- ¢ . WEY " ; A : 6 A 99 | ) thetically with the President on ERR Ray, ; AR . : ] ; 3 / reign policy, directing the suc- : “A ga i ’ ; hE , 4 1 cessful Senate ficht f ed RY ; i : § p OR i 3 ¢

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Senator Reynolds has voted with

the danunistration on domestic I \ Ho : ® ; 2 legislation Though he opposed LITTLE GIRLS 3 A ; i i foreign policy, he has supported the | EN 3 7 be Rie : . big national defense appropriations | : 3 Y : ae

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His electioneering tactics in North £ a — 3 for the important Carolina savor of the comic. He p : >

% ; won his first election to the Senate wo is 270 flat tummy silhou-

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