Evening Star Newspaper, April 9, 1931, Page 23

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGT ROOSEVELT WINS POWER BATTLE Senate Passes River Project; Measure—G. 0. P. Votes Reject Amendment. By the Associated Press. e ALBANY, N. Y., April 9.—The Demo- eratic Governor of New York, Franklin | D. Roosevelt, Tuesday won his water | power fight with the Republican Sen- | ate, the Upper House passing the St.| Lawrence River development measure in the form he desired. ‘Three of the majority of 25 voted | with a sclid Democratic minority of | 23 to strip the bill of an amendment | taking from the Governor the power of | naming the five trustees who will di- rect the $170,000,000 hydro-electric proj: ect. The Senators who left the Repub- lican fold, Alexander G. Baxter, War- | ryen T. Thayer and Perley A. Pitcher, | represent the section of the State in Head Dance Committee DOG TEAMS RACING BACK TO NOME TODAY PLANS MADE FOR SORORITY AFFAIR. ‘ [Drivers Ready to Fight Wintry Trail in Dash From Golovin to Starting Point. | By the Associated Press. | NOME, Alaska, April 9.—Drivers in| a Northland epic, the Nome-Golovin dog race, were ready to fight their ar- duous way over a wintry trail from Golovin back to Nome today in quest of honor and a $1.000 prize. With an influenza_epidemic cutting the entry list from 15 to seven drivers, the race got under way yesterday. The tearas left here at five-minute intervals and were to remain at Golovin last night. | The race, 158 miles in total length, is one of the events in the ali-Alaska championship series. Al Carey, winner of this year's Bor- don race, another classic of Alaska dog derbles, was entere | MUCH GAS AFTER AP- | PENDICITIS OPERATION D. C., THURSDAY, SILVER MINE CLOSES Employes of Mexican Company Fail in Co-operative Plan. MATEHUALA, San Luis Potosl, Mex- ico, April 9 (#).—An attempt by miners to operate the Santa Maria de la Paz silver mines near here on a co-operative !trxlf‘lf has falled after a three weeks’ The mines were closed February 25 when the owners proved to the govern- ment’s satisfaction that they were oper- ating at a loss and on March 12 oper- ations were resumed by the employes who found, as had the owners, that due :,g themlow prlo;: of silver, operation of Eliminates All Guesswork ABORATORY CONTROLLED EAK washing solutions mean imperfect wash...strong so- lutions will eventually show on your apparel. Therefors the Na- tional's Laboratory Controlled system eliminates all guesswork by sclentifically keeping all washing solutions at the exact strength necessary for a perfect sanitary wash, which the electric plants will be built. Knight Presented Amendment. % The objectionable amendment, pre- sented by the Republican leader, Sen- | RRANGEMENTS for a dance to be ator John Knight, brought a threat of | a veto from Gov. velt, who also | had planned to take the, water power controversy to the electorate, voicing | given tomorrow night by the Tau Sigma | Chi Sorority in the Dodge Hotel have been completed by Eleanor Gossett, | Helen Thran and Ida Byington (left to right, above). —Star Staff Photo. his contentions in a radio speech. | Communities in Jefferson and St t. | Sapito squabble Nould defeat waier |DESERTED WIFE GETS power legislation in this session of the | demere wd o st decen:- BELLAH'S INSURANCE Tepresentatives. At a hurried confer- | ence of Republican leaders in New | e York, it was decided to drop the amend- | Suicide Publisher Believed to Have hent fight. | Senator Defends Action. Intended Masquerade to End | With Death. | | Senator Knight, who soon leaves the tumult of the political arena for the | | less contentious chambers of & Federal | district judge, defended his action in a | final speech before the bill was hurried | B7 the Associated Press. through. YUMA, Ariz, Aprhl 9.—Evidence that | “This flm;nd(rinfl)\l - Xnol mtade‘ by | Hutton Bellah, * 38-year-old publisher | me alone,” he declared, “I'm not alone | _. 4] Teeponaible, let me inform. this House | Who committed suicide here Monday | and the public.” His colleagues sat‘“tfl',15 months of masquerading as| silent as Senator Tha.verArrrm\’ed xto “Wiiliam A. Lee,” did not intend his | eliminate the amendment. ew min- | b i utes later the bill was Teady for the | thue ldeniity o, remeln concesled atter Governor’s signature. | his death was’ received yesterday by Following the deletion of the Knight | Harrington Wimberly, editor of the amendment all the Republicans of the | altus Okla., Times-Democrat, the paper Senate Joined with the Democrats 0| p.ilah owned a short time before he pass the bill unanimou: disappeared at Los Angeles. Schatz of Platteville, Wis. The policy | nomed as beneficiary not Mrs. Lee, but | Mrs. Bellah, whom' the publisher had | abandoned in Los Angeles after he lost | heavily in the stock market. Other policies, Wimber! sa been carried by Bellah before appearance, and he believed they would net an appreciable sum to the widow. | Funeral services for Bellah were held yesterday. 7Crépe Myrtl; steet $1.00 2-ft. 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White Kid! Black Kid! Skipper Blue Kid! 1. atent! ummer coolness, fashionists moulded them into the new Elllll"!r too! tailored frocks, and eve- 1931 lines. Iie, red, beige, and black and You will show rare wisdom and economy by buying vour fur coat for next year tomorrow and taking ad- vantage of this wonderful opportunity. : $10 Deposit Will Hold Your Eloi sucked net cvening. gown, eriginails §5550, 1 42708 Fur Coat With Small Monthly v crepe with jacket, ungum!i;snoo Pa men+ and F F evening gown, orginally $49.50. ... ; ....827.00 Y ¥ .ree - Storage Until Fall c crepe jacket frock with white coney, origi- $49.50 ; . $27.00 $27.00 Philipsborn Fur Department Third Floor Gown Salon Frocks epe frock, originally $39.50.. $27.00 I creg nbroidered sleeves, originally o 5 $27.00 originally $59.50 $27.00 riginally $49.50 $27.00 PariMode smartness— PariMode quality for only $8.50 —it’'s certainly a breath-taking value sensa- tion—and it’s just such val- ues as this that’s putting 1931 down as the year of “Value-Giving Triumph!” ck wool crepe suit, originally $39.50 il N Sifk faille navy skirt with white jacket, originally 50 wd-blocked linien blouse . s4se .s $27.00 wool and silk suvit, fur trimmed originally $69.50 Fesar P cesiriiiennes. . $20.00