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   Syracuse Herald (Newspaper) - March 1, 1931, Syracuse, New York                               GREATEST INDEPENDENT Owned and Made in Industrial SYRA NO the ASSOCIATED PRESS ERALD SECTION N Y SUNDAY MARCH 1 1931 POLICE GUARD SEABURY THREATENED roover Assails Muscle Shoals Indicates Veto forced on Him jtn Norris Decision on Government Ownership Policy Re- quired He Says Only Engineer's Knot Says Attention Is on One Per Cent of Water Power Issue Washington Feb 28 Shoals Is a cold engineering problem a political declared in a statement night promising an exhaustive in- of the Norris Shoals now on his desk He said he would consider the measure in that light j Mr Hoorer did cot say whether would veto or sign the but Indicated from his analysis of the situation that he was Inclined to disapprove toe measure At one point he re- marked that anyone against the been subject to denunciation as agent ol the power companies Again he he considered the measure required him to determine the established policy against Government operation should now be changed The President did not estimate how long his exhaustive Inquiry into the might He did not siy he would act before noon March I i although II he alls to act by that m time the cannot become law The statement was Issued the President stated because he has re- from Southern States anxious to see Muscle Shoals legislation after fruitless wait cf 10 Makes Knight Issue With Hoover N Y State Leaders Join in Demand Organization Man Go on Bench pressure become so great contended that Muscle Is no longer a question of of a war activity to the of the people primarily thi been into a political symbol d Is expected to be a political he said To be against Sen appears to be cacs i denunciation as being In I the power companies I t appears to be emerging a test of upon cration distribution of powi afi government manufacture of Clear Way Want Syracuse Senator to Take Over Majority Leader Post in Albany Clinch Today Naval Pact Final Details of ment to Drop Building Race to Be Adopted World Threat Ended Hits House Storm France Keeps ity in Tonnage but on Reduced Basis Syracuse Herald Bureau Washington D C Feb 28 words Its adaptation tc use of the people of the Tea see valley and to farmers gen Is now enmeshed In an en to create a national political President's statement In ful received a multitude of from governors and the Southern Stales urging oval of Norris Muscle project and requesting that my views upon Jt Some express dissatisfaction with principles but consider it Jt 1 have olso as from of the ites and other parts against s of the from the debate r thew many Muscle Shoals is no a question of of a activity So the of tic people primarily Jt has by Shis bwn Inlo a Is to he lurst To be to for as being fee to be br tec ol upon and distribution til pfi ol to KSC the to to town ees Sums p It the iwe hwi oT Shoale to -on tie the SUIra 1 swJ of to the In- in till ot who Kid awn tbe rt Uip Thin jrafoTlf tot 38 to per Of We pf pw Ol Uie Hie of to Kill lor ot Committeeman W Macy Republican State chairman and Ruth Pratt day to President Hoover upon the sue of accepting candidates having the support of the recognized party leaders for appointments In New York The immediate subject under con- Is whether the President will appoint State Senator John Knight as a Judge for the Western District of New York to succeed Judge John K Hazel and thus clear the way for the promotion of Senator George R of Syracuse to be majority leader of the Senate Senator Knight Is encountering objection in the district to which his appointment ns judge Is urged He Is a resident of Arcade little la the sparsely lated county of Wyoming The city of BuSalo snd Its political leaders nota bly arc opposing him on the ground that should go to some one In Buffalo be cause that city of half a million Is the only one of that size In th States without a They also object that Senate Knight Is almost 60 and that practice prohibits the o men to Federal for JIf after they have reached the of 60 A delegation of leading citizens o Buffalo called upon the President re cently and other upon him The visitors wire to the President and Introduced Home 28 I ment for limitation of the naval armaments of Italy sought unsuccessfully at the London naval conference of achieved today as the result of International negotiations for removal of the most serious diate obstacle to world disarmament Premier Mussolini agreed n principle to proposals presented iy Foreign Secretary Arthur on of Great Britain for settlement f the questions left outstanding at he London conference The proposals designed to end the naval building race be- ween France and Italy previously ad been accepted by the French Several points however will be discussed again in Paris ay when the British delegation will enew brief conferences with Foreign Minister Aristide Brland and iter of Navy Charles Dumont Complete satisfaction ord was expressed by Italian and representatives at con- ference enabled Italy and France to observe the restrictions placed on the British United States and Japanese navies by the London X-Ray Cancer Tube Created G E Building Giant paratus for Memorial Hospital 10400 Bonus Sends House Checks Drawn I Lost court order Vice Witness Into Turmoil In First Rush By Seabury Charges of Mob Rule Hurled as Longworth Forces Measure Put Off to Monday Trouble Starts as Speaker Threatens to Suspend Rules Veterans Bureau Works Smoothly With 4 to 5 Million Used Warning Is Issued Employed Service Men Urged to Give Needy Preference Washington Feb 28 was thrown into an night in a bitter row over the Vorld throughout immigration which finally ended Then Speaker ol the House vorth adjourned the session to give heated tempers a chance to cool Longworth was the target of such a stream of criticism as seldom is country ranged themselves today into long lines at the 54 divisional offices of the Veterans Bureau throughout the country to file their applications for relief under the law enacted yesterday over President Physicists Get News Told of Rifle X-Rays That Will Replace Type Concluded on Column 2 Outstanding and Exclusive Features in The Herald Today HOOVER AT he has and where be future AJ SMTTH Back chair M to Jor the HalJ of NEWS JW TIEWS ril of the brini to yew ttt IRISH TOMB tony We are fully gratified with the said Minister DIno in expressing the attitude ol Premier Mussolini who directed the negotiations here and the ment Henderson A V Alexander First Lord ol the British Admiralty B L Craigie naval expert and other the delegation departed at 2 P M lor Paris bidding farewell to Kaval Minister Giuseppe and other officials at the station After their conversations at the Qual D'Orsay late Sunday when final approval of the minor details of the accord Is to be given the agreement will be submitted to the of the United States Japan Great Britain and the British dominions which were represented at the don conference The British tion will spend at least a day to Paris although they consulted the Qual D'Orsay at length last night bv telephone la regard to ments The agreement will remove the Im- mediate threat ol extensive Franco- Italian naval construction which was Relieved likely otherwise to have de- on rage 13 Column I Warm Tributes for Judge Hazel Guest At Farewell Dinner Buffalo Feb 28 John H Hasel of the District of era New York who will retire March 5 after more than 30 of vice was guest at a complimentary dinner by the Erie County Bar tonight from the 17 counties comprising the district attended New Tork Feb 28 fight cancer a X-ray far the bluest one -In the country is being built for the New rial Ordinary X-rays outdone by dium in a series of tests at Memorial Hospital are coming back to renew Op- the bid for suore Hoover's veto which allows them to 50 per cent of the face value leveled at the presiding officer be- or cause of his tactics in trying to push j Officials of the veterans the controversial measure through j stratlon judging from the situation under suspension of rules without an j opportunity of amending it He em- j Sd S ployed stringent measures In the face the money they Many bore of a filibuster the marks of war and an The which reduces equally clear marts 4 tion by 90 per cent for the next two of As expected the o those le years has been fought by a Use already had borrowed on their j and its opponents ready tonight j certificates under the old law and to employ all means to prevent tion even to holding the House Into session far Into the night Its advocates were Just as stubborn in their intention to put It After one of the wildest scenes in the House in years Longworth suggested be taken up again Monday and the House adjourned The fiery Representative La dla Republican New accused the Speaker of being de- the proceedings as mob were seeking larger loans to pay off over The Veterans Bureau machinery throughout the country tuned up well In advance to meet the demand for loans was rapidly operating smoothly and officials continued to urge veterans not In immediata need to hold back their applications so those who are in need may get quick It was estimated that loan were mailed out today aggregating between four and five This news tical Society of given to the America rule and said the maneuvers of ad- j million dollars and that within three a blot on weeks the average would rise American Physical Society today by Dr G Failla and Dr P S Henshaw of Memorial The present greatest X-ray tube Is a apparatus higher than a bungalow at California Institute of Technology A tube has been operated at the Carnegie Institution of Washington but its the American Congress I am ashamed of the conduct of the House he shouted to 25.000 checks with disbursements I around a day Brig Gen Frank T Hines There was trouble in the air when j of veterans affairs in a radio the messure was called up at 71 address tonight carried forward the o'clock tonight after a long hard Appeal made yesterday to the Gordon above and legislates day in the House Tired ployed veterans to consider their more her b comrades nnt tn Diaries Show Half Dozen Groups Might Have Sought Her Life Threats Face inquiry Seabury's Warned in Letter Every Move Is Known and hungry members faced the of a long night session over the disputed and nerves were on edge The measure was to be considered under a special rule providing four of debate a course which to their seats hours great power -Is only a momentary I spars Instead of the stream sought In medicine and In- j The trouble began when Chairman dustry j Snell of the Eules Committee The new tube is debate be reduced to one der construction by the General tric Company Its details have not made public but It Is expected to the form of three tubes each of 300.000 volts hooked up end to end in a cascade The memorial tests established the comparative biological health of radium Into a surprise Both kinds of rays were measured In the International unit of hour Opponents of the an- needy comrades and not to borrow unless they had to by calling tion that It was Important to the veterans and their families to keep i up Interest payments on the loans they are obtaining If the cent interest charge on the new loans i is not paid he explained it i annually consume most of the remainder of the face value of i the certificates j The interest on a loan ob- on a certificate he said j marriage NYC Inquiry ress tried various measures j consume all except of the Ing attempts to get roll calls on technical motions and a motion by La Guardia to adjourn watched this procedure i or his Instead of the 1 for a few minutes and then j Concluded on Page S Column 3 the zavel down rigorously P1A T- Bid If it becomes evident there is going to be a filibuster here then the chair will recognize a motion to I remainder of the fKe value by 1955 Think unless the Interest was kepi up IT T ing only amount for the j Will Make Imperative I More Proof of Motive For Woman's Strangling Feb 28 two sources tonight came Indications that Vivian Gordon a who lived on the edge or the underworld was murdered because she vindication for being framed on an Dr Arm T Gibson of 6325 ter Pise Philadelphia a of Miss Gordon told Referee Samuel Seabury who Is conducting the city ice investigation the dominant pose in Miss Gordon's life vcas to ob- tain vindication after her divorced husband John and tive allegedly had her arrested several years ago In a Dr Gibson also said Miss Gordon who was strangled to death Sad been anxious to obtain custody of child which took after their divorce The second source was a letter Miss Gordon wrote to a friend only as Cassie In tha were frequent sentences I pressing a desire for thousand patrolmen were placed on duty tonight to cope with a possible Saturday night crime wave similar to that has recently prevailed It was the states that 500 of gamma radium same of skin as is produced by 500 of altered X-rays This Indicated that far as the effect o the radiation on the skin of a salient is concerned X-rays and rays are cnt j To compare other than they next rayed seedlings with j equal amounts of and x-rays This effect shows itself as a stunting i or the shoots aaa roots Tickets to Hear Smith in Raleigh Opponents began to criticise the x C Feb 23 speaker for Sis attitude j as high as SJO for tickets to hear attack was followed by one Iron the address of Al Smith here Democrat day were reported tonight with no Massachusetts who pleaded for the jatc of the people aad justice not and Senators who on Pase 13 Column 2 been allotted five tickets each snd phone constituents sklac for tickets If everybody that I have refused o cive a ticket to votes Auto Firms Report Good February and March Demand We were to says the report In this case the exposed So e- ni win another Representative of reb Automobile Halifax said G plants of the todar of the Ward Under Pressure Attempt to Win Support for In- Seen Vivian Gordon Knew radium hid been stunted Toa may recall Judge read degree those which had schedules for March Many Gang Leaders New Tork Feb 23 multi- tude of clues today served chiefly to hamper dozens of detectives seeking a motive for the slaying of Vivian Gordon red-headed mystery diaries found In her 8150 ft Fci apartment and from other Developments ol last few days learned a great deal provide ncr legislative cf the city j policemen convicts Qf New York ia the opinion cf ator John leader of the I eel that the Invert wijl tt a from my first admiralty case after I to the bar was Wed Judge t pud to and E drat of the Sew State Bar said Hasel had bxu a for Biany Masons We him ana him M nun SB declared Judge la a farewell MM sn to were higher Jn Thy and It jirot as than to slant the j aria lings on Ta the of tbe two rays in not I A totals would be thaa for toe same jew i Air tfl V Make Detroit 25 men Any one cf half a dozen groups might possibly have to kill tie slain i Broadway j another and Jack he bated his i Lep Diamond gangster opinion la ol the opposition of i Gordon had threatened to la acw i that under land Ja dealers rr the two i ators C aad Hours From Mexico Town Air Line Service Begins Operations Encland Ptb 28 tJp The of ir lo Africa when a Jor Oca Wil The cralt left t the im- to into najar Senators Want 700 Million Voted to Hoover for Use In Emergency Relief Work Administration Under Attack for Lack of Courage to Aid 0 P Feels Time Too Short for Enactment niT Jt CBS the 125 Texan on TTW I The Is to be as i Use trsn the I with to call for the Mny 3 the TK 3 of the ste after It passed ia the he The of tie lu testify before ol that her ohn sad her on 150 She tossed Kew Tori Feb Ms largest city met the Boaring challenge of gang guns tonight with the of extra and to duty 3 M until Sunday X bringing the city's Saturday night to High police official that a general crime roundup tee move -a pre- said Joan y Sulr livan chief Inspector Most of the extra force in Manhattan Of who worked from 3 AJI today were ordered to back for night plain clothes Only on occasions Hie a munist May Day celebration or Xei Year's Eve is so large a force tered in tae city t re- ka 13 6 British Isles Hit By Severe Storms I to hut A of wm E H L John H the Jew of Two in Car Hit by Train at Crossing Burned to Death aad Bronx tv ttc a the to u la it she mU to ien tetr I railroaded by bcr police in As February Ends wrote To W then folks nasty they this and the other Pcti 28 JTito snav bull ana la Southern hsa cT w tae in as frames j the In i A T sT vS the drifts It Itf too tog UK 3 til ttM i al It ty tor to He tiy be yoar police department ol the ao ia   

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