Evening Star Newspaper, May 15, 1933, Page 10

* SENATE IS DELAYED ON MUSCLE SHOALS McNary Postpones Action t for Day to Allow More Study. By the Associated Press. Immediate consideration of the Muscle Shoals-Tennessee Valley development bill conference report was blocked in the Senate today by Senator McNary, the Republican leader, who said many Senators wanted an opportunity to study the agreement. The single objection postponed action for a day under the rules. Chairman Smith of the Agriculture Committee did not insist upon con=- sideration, but said the Senate had gone over the subject so many times and since the report covered substan- tially the Norris draft, he thought it could be disposed of before the trial of Judge Harold Louderback of Cali- fornia began. Meanwhile, House conferees on the bill reported today that *“full success of the Tennessee Valley project will de- pend more upon the ability, vision and executive capacity of the members of the board than upon leg’@latlva pro- visions.” Agreement Submitted. ‘The report, signed by Chairman Mc- Swain and Representative Hill, Demo- crat, of Alabama, author of the House bill, submitted the agreement reached with the Senate conferees Saturday. It will be eligible for House considera- tion_tomorrow. ““We have sought to set up a legis- lative framework, but not to encase it in a legislative straightjacket,” Mc- Swain and Hill said. “We intend that the corporation (Tennessee Valley Authority) shall have much of the essential freedom and elasticity of a private business corporation. We have indicated the course it shall take, but have not di- rected the particular steps it shall make. “We have given it ample power and tried to prevent the perversion and abuse of that power. We have set bounds to prevent its liberty from be- coming license.” The report said the mechanics of the Senate and House bills were sub- stantially the same and in most in- stances embodied identical language. Power Issue Cited. ‘With reference to the controversial power section of the bill, the conferees said: “With reference to power, the pro- vision in the House bill dedicating the power projects primarily for the benefit of domestic and rural consumers was incorporated in the conference amend- | ment. “The language of the Senate amend- ment with reference to the construction | of transmission lines was retained in the conference amendment. It will be remembered that the provision in the ‘House bill requiring the board to ne- gotiate for the use of private lines be- fore constructing its own transmission lines, laid down no specifications. what- ever as to just what these negotiations should be, and in no way required the board to conduct definite negotiations, but left the matter of the extent of the negotiations tirely to the discretion of the boar TAKOMA PARK GIRL, 8, DIES UNDER ANESTHETIC == [} Succumbs After Operation Fractured Shoulder Caused in Fall From Swing. By a Staff Correspondent of The Star. TAKOMA PARK, Md, May 15— Katherine Iverson, 8. of 120 Sherman avenue, died at the Washington Sana- tarium here today after undergoing an operation for a fractured shoulder. The child died without regaining conscious- ness from an anesthetic which was administered, according to county police. ‘The girl was injured late yesterday when she lost her balance and fell from a swing in which she was play- ing at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Iverson. She was re- moved to the hospital this morning, and the fractured shoulder was set by Dr. H. T. Morse of 20, Carroll avenue. The child was a niece of Martin F. Iverson, assistant county building in- spector and a former member of the ‘Takoma Park Town Council. for Plant to Raise Pay of 360. TACOMA, Wash., May 15 (®)—T. A. Peterman, president of the Peterman Manufacturing Co., makers of doors and veneer, said today 360 men in his establishment would be given wage in- creases of 10 per cent or more effective May 20. The advance will be a partial restoration of previous wage curtailment. 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At his place of exile on Prinkipo Island, Trotzky made this statement today in commenting on a Paris report that his agents were negotiating with Moscow for his return to Russia. (Rus- sian ofticial circles in Moscow charac- terized the report as nonsense.) “The report is, I suppose, an echo of my letter of March 15 to the Com- munist party’s Political Bureau at Mos- cow,” Trotzky said. “In this letter 2 repeated what I and my friends, with Rakovsky at the head, have constantly stated during the years of repression against our faction, namely, that we are fighting the Stalin- ist bureaucracy policies, but we remain entirely at the disposition of the U. 8. S. R. and ready to do anything in its_interests, provided we conserve the right to defend our opinions within the p‘:’rty statutes and the Soviet constitu- tion! “Interior difficulties and external dangers now facing the U. S. S. 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