The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1922, Page 5

q o.. by the States of New York silo MERE err sane 5, CONGRESS SENDS | e NEAR COMPLETION — & “PORT AUTHOR BL T0 HARDING Hylan Wants President to Hear His Objections Before He Acts on Plan. WASHINGTON, June 27.—The bill creating the Port of New York Dis- trict, which has received final ap- Prova] by both branches of Congres: went to the President to-day for his signature. Mayor Hylan, who strongly opposes the measure, has requested the Pri dent to give iim « hearing before he approves this legislation, Congress grants approval for thu eomprehensive development of New York Harbor under a plan alrealy and New Jersey and ratified by them in a treaty. The plans include tun- nels, bridges, terminals and belt tines to bring the transcéntinental rail- Toads into New York City. In commenting on the legislation Representative Ansorge of New York, who originated it In the House, said: “The creation of a single Port adio ‘Silencer’ Tube Is Shown To Marconi as Steinmetz’s Guest qore Fo flood 1 asut mone: shop In cight $20 b was Henr: that Ma to ke event the of Police Believe They Have feits Flooding Brooklyn. A trail to the source of a supply of opened, in the belief of the Brookiyn Federal authorities, by the arrest of and their arraignment to-day before a United States Commissioners on & charge of night at Baltic and Court Streets gf- ter trying to pass a bad $20 bill in the Smith Street. him after she had become. suspicious counterfeit. police of a woman giving bad $20 bills by banks and have also been paid ‘into innocent holders THE EVENING WORLD, TUCSDAY, JUNE 27, 1922. : 5 TAKE MAN AND WIFE|INSANE, SHE HURLS WHO TRY TO PASS | HER BABY TO DEATH Kisses BAD $20 BILL und Source of Counter- jale Liamentoyind his wife Marie counterfeit last possessing y. They were arrested of Mrs. Jennie Henry at No. 270 Diamente’s pockets were found fairly well executed counterfelt pills and a loaded revolver. He waiting on corner near Mra. y's store for his wife, who joined Mrs. Henry had detected the ny complaints have reached the epers of small shops late in the ing. The bills have been taken ffice of the Receiver of Taxes by At Bellevue Hospital to-day it Is reported that Mrs, Ida Arkin, twenty- is showing marked symptoms of de- mentia praecox, The child, ‘Three - Months - Old Child, Throws Her Into Courtyard. counterfelt $20 bills that had been] °&t of No. 1577 Madison Avenue, ing Brooklyn for wecks has been] Wh Killed her baby by hurling it from a third floor window yesterday, |°#!mly. Frances, three months old, was in its-crib ne “fhe window when the mother lifted ~it tenderly, kissed it fondly, and then, responding to a mysterious impulse, threw it tu the ground, Children below witnes the fall and screamed. Mrs. Sa mother of looked up from her sewing and no- ticed the empty oPib, “Where's Frances?” she asked. “Down there,'* Einstein, “I picked her up by the heels and flung her out."* Mrs. Einstein ran to the courtyard, The child was dead, ee Haselgrove was on his way TIED TO TREE AND TARRED. ——. he said, when the men came Georgia Man Then ts Warned to Leave iia Yees, hind him and threw a bag ov Haselgrove, cigar manufacturer, was| a wife and three children, od by ® group of men Sunday|— Mrs. Arkin, 4 : head. They are said to have accused THOMASVILLE, Ga., June 27.—0.! nim of personal misconduct. He has night, taken into the country, tled to a tree, lashed with a strap, tarred and feathered. He satd the mob took a vote on whether to murder him or apply the tar and feathers. He was later set free with a warning tol leave town within sixty hours. Mrs. Arkin replied (CHARGE PURCHASES WILL APPEAR ON BILLS RENDERED AUGUST 1ST) POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL Authority and the adoption and rati- fication of the comprehensive plan mark the greatest step ever taken toward the intelligent development of the Port of New York. “The treaty between the two States and the comprehensive plans adopted by the Legislatures of New York and New Jersey, to which the consent of Congress is now given, mark the cul- mination of the most forward step ever taken for the intelligent and comprehensive development of the greatest natural port in the world."’ The chief points of betterment in the plan approved by Congress follow: First—Terminal operations, so far|A as economically practicable, are to be unified. Second—Shipments are to be con- Sclidated at proper classification points in the interest of efficiency and economy and to eliminate duplication of effort. Third—Commodities are to be routed 0 as to avoid centres of congestion, conflicting currents and long truck hauling. Fourt! ovidee he process of co-ordinating ft calls for protection to invest- ed capital and endeavors to obtain consent of local municipalities within the port district for the co-ordination plan. Sixth—Calls for tunnel connection between New Jersey and Long Island and tunnel, or bridge, connections be- tween other parts of the port to avold breaking bulk shipments of freight by rail. Seventh—Contemplates Federal co- operation in channel improvement. Fighth—Calls for laying out of high- ways for motor truck traffic, for bet- ter interrelation between terminals, piers and industrial establishmeuts not equipped with railroad sidings, and for the distribution of building materials and other commodities which can only ‘oe handled by trucks, these highways to connect with bridges, tunnels and ferries. Ninth—Calls for ‘definite methods for prompt relief and for better co- ordination and operation of existing facilities while larger and more com- prehensive plans are being carried out. Ces U.S. HAS HELICOPTER {on terminal stations are ‘Announcement Is Expected That Machine Invented by Russian Is Success.” WASHINGTON, June 27.—Experts of the Army Air Service for some time have been experimenting with a hell- eopter at the engineering department, Dayton. The resulis are said to be highly encouraging, and an early an- ounce sent of the development of a successful helicopter is expected. ‘Aside from the experts who are work- ing on the helicopter with the inventor, @ Rusaian, only a few high ranking of- cers have seen the machine. The reason for secrecy is sald to be the desire of experts and Air Service officials to have the honor of maki the first demonstra- tlon of a helicopter that Is capable of rising vertically, engaging in horizontal d descending safely. ayton helicopter is sald to be capable of rising from the ground with ly part of its power plant in operation. SER WOULD HAVE GERMANS BUILD CHANNEL TUBE PARIS, June 27 (Associated Press).— A huge war reparations plan under which the Germans would reconstruct France and also bulld the long planned tunnel under the English Channel has p submitted by the Minister of Pub- lle Work, . Le Trocquer, to Premier Poincare, who has laid it before the French member of the Reparations Commission. ‘The plan involves the use of German labor and materials to the extent of twenty billions of francs. Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION will revolutionize long-distance wire- less Senator Marconi here to-day in the plant of the ¢ pany after his ing Engineer Steinmetz. diameter and eighteen inches long, CHARLES P para llaurs and by UNDERWOOD &- UNoKEWS SCH ADY, N. Y., June device which radio experts believe communication was shown to ceng neral Electric Com- to Chief Consult- ages. It Is a tube about two inches in made of glass and wire. pected to take the place of alternators hundreds of times its size, and it is sald that its use, if it attains the suc- practically ‘all of the noise that now attends the sending of wireless mess- will be a great saving in the spaco needed for sending stations. c= TS 000... WILLIAM MARCONI... It is ex- expected of it, will eliminate Se Another result, it is predicted. 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