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Texas House | i] AsksLindberg sr 7 | o Stay Away, . oy tre arwctes prow” | | ‘gurtin, Tex., Sept. 18-—A resol a jtion advising Charles A. Lindbergh that any purpose he has in oppos- ing President Roosevelt's policies will not be served by visiting Texas was passed today by the Texas, House of ' Representatives. Lind- | bergh was reported to be planning | & series of speeches in Texas. - { The resolution, passed by vwolce iwote, recorded the House's opposi- tion to recent utterances of Lind- bergh. ain it is time this Ho shojld say to Charles A. Lindber; thar, we do not appreciate his pres* ence here,” Representative Roger Q. Evans, a World War veteran, of Denison, said preceeding passage. Representative J. K. Hileman. of Atlanta, a teacher, said he disagreed with isolationist declarations af Lindbergh, but “TD die to defend his right to say what he wants & aay.” Statement Due op lews Bpesch Chicago, Sept. 18 U>.—2. Stuart, jr. national director of America-First Committee, nounced today that the organiza tion’s national committee would Yo ri see a rare Sue s statement within Ven WASHINGTON POST =n g Pil O5-UWIIF-A pase!)