Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1930, Page 29

. “PLANS ONE CONTROL FOR WATER POWER Secretary Wilbur, in Annual chairman of the Federal Power Com- mission. This policy was recommended in his annual report to end confusing dupli- cation of authority with the Federal Power Commission. He recommended that State and Federal agencies should find a basis whereby they may -supple- ment each other or elements of con- flict might impede desirable develop- ment. He advocated such co-ordination as THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1930. largely a matter of State interest/* Wil- bur explained. Kope‘ 101‘; mn:uu}n‘ce in nlle;vlnl the unemploye ough power projects was expressed in the report, which called at- tention to authorizations for $70,000,~ 000 in construction, which Wilbur ex- pected to be started immediately. e FOUR KILLED BY TRAIN Grade-Crossing Accident Fatal to Merry Thanksgiving Party. WEATHER HAMPERS CROSS-COUNTRY HOP Miss Ruth Nichols to Attempt Third Leg of Flight for Record Some Time Today. By the Associated Press. 8 hours and 168 minutes of elapsed time from New York, where the flight began 1ast Monday. Over the same route Mrs. Keith Miller, the present holder of the women’s transcontinental flight record, required 13 hours. Miss Nichols indicated that if flying conditions were favorable, she might continue westward today after complet- m&%‘he Albuiuemue le} of her route. e aviatrix left Columbus yesterday morning after having been "detained there by inclement weather since Mon- day. Heavy snow and ice which formed on the wings of her plane made it diffi- Ne WO(?]E)WARD & LoTlirop The Chrigimas Store B ol Report, Suggests Authority |ine administrative policy of the com- R Y |tne admiisisi policy S S0 | wmvsonviLiE. Ky, November 28 Be Vested in States. States that the Government was en- | (P).—Three brothers and a sister on sultant snarls in jurisdictional ques-|eat Thanksgiving dinner were killed in R day. A fimited. Louisville & Nashvile Prim: e-| “The Government has the pricinpal | day. imi uisville ashville "m:g‘c?h:mmdnh"mt;"‘: fhe obligation in safeguarding the interests | Railroad train struck their automobile. ves of navigation and Federal properties as| The dead: Mrs. Mildred Vittitow, 26; States, according to Ray Lyman Wil-|may be affected by water-power proj- |Lucien Price, 24; Coleman Price, 15, bur, Secretary of the Interior and|ects, but in other respects control island D. Y. Price, 2. croaching upon their rights, with re-| their way to the home of a friend to | speed Ruth Nichols, Rye, trix, today as she prepared for & flight to_Albuquerque, N. Mex. = Hampered by heavy snow between Co- | Kentucky's tobacco crop this year is tumbus and St. Louls, Miss Nichols set her ship down here yesterday at 3:50 o'clock (C. S. T.), having chalked up | 997,000 pounds. 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