Salt Lake Telegram | 1941-02-24 | Page 4 | Lend Lease Opponents Run into Washington Police

Lend-lease Lend Opponents Run Into Washington Police r 4 t A Ap p S 'S f Y J 3 u A 9 Q Qs a s s I 4 r a S 4 S T als al- al s r i p I t e r rr i r u E y n nY t T SF Ai Y 1 A MS LJ J 4 a I 4 1 i e. e v f 55 o oY A 4 A 4 5 Y 9 f. f z H i i Z 1 J Jt 4 t V Associated Press YOU CANT CAN'T HANG THAT DUMMY ON WHITE HOUSE GATE WOMEN TOLD Mrs Sirs Elizabeth Dilling Dining left author of The Red Network and group of friends were halted Sunday Sunday Sunday Sun Sun- day with effigy of Dorothy Thompson noted columnist Aid Bill Hearings Prove Biggest Drawing Card CardI WASHINGTON Feb 24 AP The AP-The The The biggest attraction i in the nations nation's capital in years years the the senate debate on the British aid bill billis billis billis is is playing olavine to record breaking audiences Biggest est crowd in years says says says' 4 John lohn R R. Perry veteran chief door- door attendance attendance attendance attend attend- keeper For sustained ance its it's got the court fight neutrality neutrality neutrality neu neu- fi fight ht and arms embargo repeal crowds beat a mile They come from every state And tad this crowd seems more determined deter deter- mined They beg to get in and when they get in they stay longer Between 1500 and 2000 persons file in and out of the galleries each day day all all determined for at least a fleeting glimpse of history In the making in the greatest deliberative body jody in the world Some take up positions in lineas line lineas lineas as early as 9 a a. a m. m the m.-the the senate does not meet until noon noon get get in the chamber at and sit throughout the session until it ends between 5 and 6 p. p m. m Others are content with five or orten orten orten ten minutes and depart to make way for those patiently waiting in the corridors Even so several hundred have to be turned away nightly after standing in line for hours On the whole it has been Deen a se se- se rious-mannered rious attentive audience which has followed the debate However there are 16 uniformed capitol police pollee 16 doorkeepers and two detectives on duty to preserve order If it n need d be Persons admitted to the galleries for the debate are required to have an admission card signed by a senator senator sen sen- ator The no card policy was abolished during the special neutrality neutrality neutrality neu session of 1939 as a precaution precaution precaution pre pre- caution against incidents Counting standing room the galleries galleries gal gal- hold about persons There are seats for In previous big shows in the senate the crowd peak has been reached around 2 p. p m. m Now its it's a peak all day