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held in connection with the event school’s annuallat 8 p. m. tomorrow in the gymmusic festival will be dedicated to |nasium; Goal of the drive—will- be the theme “Music for Our Wound-|to completely equip a ship with

As Reactionary.

Times Washington Bureau WASHINGTON, May 3.— Red-

(R. Ind) told his G. O. P. col-

Jeagues in.the house that their “reactionary record” caused the defeat of the ‘last three presidential candidates. He predicted the party never

gressive. Democrats applauded. ’ The challenge came near the close of debate on a proposed constitiutional amendment for treaty ratification by a majority vote of the house and senate. A two-thirds vote. by the senate now is required for treaty approval. - Mr. .LaFol-

lieves a majority of Republicans Oppose it.

ciary committee member, had been leading the fight against the pro-

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La Follette Upbraids GOP

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posed change. Cites Change Clause ._

“For fhrée days I have heard those who oppose this change quot ing the founding fathers,” Mr. LaFollette said. “Well, the founding fathers put the clause providing for

that we would use it when necessary.’ : “With all respect, T must declare that the writers of the. constitution had no great faith in the people. They came from states whose own constitutions contained property clauses as a restriction on veting. “Since- we believe in democracy, why not act by a majority rule? We accept that standard in elect. ing an exectifive. “I should hate to admit, Hiv. ever, that I was a congressman who could not stand up under executive pressure. Is our party to act as though we never expect to elect an executive of our own?” Issue Called Nonpartisan Rep. Estes. Kefauver (D. Tenn), who as judiciary committeeman is! leading the fight for adoption of the| proposal, interrupted to point out that some leading Republicans fa-

said the issue is nonpartisan. _ Mr. LaFollette went on: “The opposition largely has been built around the disbelief in the

ability of our people to rule themselves. That has been generally our party's record here in congress. | In 1936, Governor Landon and the| party platform were more progres- | sive than the record of the Repub-| lican congressional membership. Certainly that was true of the late Wendell L. Willkie in 1940 and Governor Dewey in 1944, “If the Republican party continues to adopt this negative policy of blind opposition to change here in congress, we will never elect another president -of the United States. “We will crucify -our candidates on our corigressiorial record.”

JORDAN STUDENTS IN FOUR RECITALS

Four free recitals by Jordan Con- |

servalory of Music students have] been scheduled at the Odeon, 106] E. North st. Tomorrow night Mary Euphrat, soprano, Jo Marilyn Brown, violin- | cellist and Miss Mae. Engle; pianist, will play.-On May 8 a program will be presented by Jordan voice sstudents. Wilma Catherine Byfietd and Eleanor Ray Hammer offer a joint piano recital on May 9. The May 13 presentation will be Esther Schinbeckler, pianist. The public I invited,

FORUMS TO BE HELD

A series of citizen forums on world co-operation will be continued in seven:public’ schools at 7:30 p.m. today. Forums -are scheduled in schools 22, 46, 10, 51, 42, 41 and 39.

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