Opponents Cry
Out at Action
Fate of Measure Remains
Uncertain as Threat of "
Delay Looms J2
' (Conttnned from pe 1) .
easlon to trade myself off. But, If
I wer one of the republicans, I
would see that the bUl did not
pass. .-" :v-:,-;;' " ;C;i;'"
BepobUeana VP1
Fight to Endy;;;X V'-f
Senator' To wnsend (R-Del),
only republican ' member . of the
senate conference committee, de
clined to iajthere iould be a Hi
ibuster. but did aaaert la emphat
ic tonea : that' the republicans
mould "fifht it to the end."
v The arrangement waa Toted at
hurry-call meeting summoned
after It waa learned that If action
were to be taken In the house to
morrow, . the conference report
had to be Wed before that body
adjourned tonijht.4 . , ; ' -
Early' Iff the day. Morfenthan.
padns nervously and ammllinc
ly back mnd forth behind his desk.
told reporter! that U the stabit
; lratlon fund and the devaluation
' power lapse tomorrow,' America
"better start worrying- about the
dollar." The dollar had been" held
title tlnce 1134, he said, but It
waa impossible to tell what would
. happen without the f powers In
volved. - .
The administration, he said.
might atop its purchase of do
mestic sUrer temporarily tomor
row night If the monetary bill
were still tied p.- Meanwhile, he
added, the treasury la adjusting
the price it payi tor foreign direr
to Quotations on .he London mar
hot. It waa cut again for the third
time today to 38 cents. On Mon
day it waa -4
Redhezd Ruler
hflM Jean Batemnn, 1088 mJer of
the Redhead Ronadap, who will
bead a delegation of Lincoln
eonnty citisens to the World'a
: fair at Saai Francisco "sarins;
Oregon days. Miss Batemaa la
Vibe daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
i Leo Batemaa of Toledo.. (Klasic
;. Photo, Salem), v -
One Dies, 1 Hurt
In Head-on Crash
HILLS BORO. Ore., Jan 19-P)
-One Portlander was killed and
another injured when their auto
mobiles collided head-on three
miles east of here today.
aw. Noble, Portland, head of
the United Benefit Life associa
tion, died of chest and head in
juries several hours later. - - -Mrs.
Bertha Emerick, Portland
a'nartment- house manager, sut
fered facial cuts and a possible
nose fracture.
HalifasT7arns
Against Force
Rmnora of Danzig Coup
" Orer Weekend Heard
in London "
, (Continued from page 1)
to settlement of nasi economic
claims, and added: - ,
It It impossible to negotiate
with a government whose re
sponsible spokesman brand
friendly country - as thleres sad
blackmailers and Indulge in dally
monstrous slanders ,on , British
poiicy.'v, iS-'--: c' y
i-The speech ; was 1 delivered at
the annua) dinner of the Royal
Institute It International Affairs
and waa broadcast both here and
abroad including r t h United
States and vas summarized on
the British Broadcasting - cor
poration's nightly German lan
guage broadcast.
Ready to Assume
More Obligations
Bpeaktng or British guaran
tees, to Poland, Rumania, .Greece
and Turkey, Lord Halifax said:
"We hare assumed obligations
and are preparing to assume
more with a full understanding
of their causes and -with a full
understanding of t h conse
quences.' ' . ? - ..
"Wo know that if security
and independence of other coun
tries are , to . disappear, our own
security and our own indepen
dence will be gravely threatened.
We know that, if international
law and order is to be preserved
we most be prepared to fight In
its aeiense." -
is - tnis connection he men
tioned negotiations now under
way In Moscow oa the proposed
Britisn-Prench-S o y 1 e t Rnttian
mutual assistance pact, saying
I hope there may very shortly
o a successful Issue. -
Sources .close to the ' gorern
AuthorlsDend
HARRY LEON WILSON
ment discounted an article by
tho Soviet propaganda chief to
day In Praraa, official organ of
the communist party that . the
negotiations had run . Into a
"blind alley. These sources
said - an agreement . was expected
next ""week " or th. week after at
th latest
Early Deliveries
mt by Physician
DALLAS. Tex., June .-()-The
delivery of babies by arti
ficial means to suit the convent
nee of physicians 'was criticlxed
by Dr.-Asa Willard of Missoula,
Mont in an auaress at tne Ameri
can Osteopathic association con
vention her, today.'
Bringing ."streamlined babies"
with the aid of forceps, medicine
or anaesthetics- prior to the time
mf normal birth may result In pel-
vie cancer and ean otherwise In-
Uriter of Novels
Dies wliile Asleep
Creator : of "Itugglen .. of
Red Gap Passes at
Age of 72
MONTEREY, Callr- June 1-
Ar-Harry Leon Wilson, 7 2, for
four decades a writer of popular
humorous books and abort stories.
was found dead in bed today at
his Carmel Highlands home
The housekeeper found th
body. : Wilson, 111 for several years
as th result of an auto accident
which kept him from writing, ap
parently had died last night while
asleep. : ; '. ..
The author, bora at Oregon, IfL,
left school at 17 to go to Califor
nia where he became a etenogra-
pher to the chief engineer of the
Union Pacific railroad.
A piece published in Puck in
his early twenties launched him
on a writing career. He Joined
Puck in IS 91 as associate editor
and became editor in 1891, the
year he also published his first
book, Zlg Zag Tales.
The humorist was said to have
been the first to apply, the term
"flapper" to the American girl of
the gay twenties.
Some of Wilson's books were
Merton of the Movies, Buggies of
Red Gap and -The Spender, the lat
ter a novel of New York life. He
also waa co-author with Booth
Tarklnrton of The Man Tram
Home, a play which "ran 'for alx
years after It became a hit In
1107.
Jure th mother's health, he said.
"Relief of pain may be deair-
able in cbild birth but there are
many factors other than just stop
ping discomfort to be considered.
Certainly a. great deal of later
trouble among mothers is trace
able to this 'streamlined' method
of delivery," he said. - ?
i Harvard Sweeps to Victory Over Traditional F 6e
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Harvard's varsity erew sweeps to a length and a half victory over Tale in their seventy-seventh annual
four-mile race on the Thames at New London, Conn. Earlier in the day. Harvard freshmen and juntos:
. crews won their two-mile events.
Retiring General
Offers Army Plan
(Continued from page 1)
nltlons, will meet the army's most
argent needs in the next two
years. General Craig said. He con
tended, however," that the addi
tional measures were necessary
to assur national security.
Reporting that the general staff
in the last year had made a com
plete reappraisal of defense aeeds,
be added that' this was not due
to any international crisis, but
waa . merely "overdue ' from the
standpoint of new and Increasing
strategic considerations.' -
"It is simple common sens for
th country, to determine upon
and maintain at a constant level
a sound, reasonably constructed
army as a matter of pure economy
and. safety,!. Craig said. .
Aside from the expanded air
corps. General Craig noted that
th reinforcements voted by con
gress would proride a reznlar
army of about 200.000 men, and
full equipment for an Initial pro
tective force of 400,000, including
the national ' guard.; I'ZT
: ' Disputing testimony before con
gress that German war planes
were superior to American craft.
General Craig contended that the
air corps was being supplied with
"types of aircraft the equal of
any military planes in th world
as to design, speed, endurance,
and suitability for the military
use for which Intended.- -
General Craig also included nu
merous secondary suggestions on
army organisation and practice. ,
Photos of Cavern
Mailed to Museum
GALLUP,' NM., Jun Jt-W')-
Dr. William A. Gardner, of New
York, leader ' of a party which ,
thla week discovered th Tel
cave, once sacred sarins of ths
Navajoe. said today he was send
ing photographs of th cav,
interior " to the American Ma-, ' -
seam of , Natural History J to in-
terest scientists in his find.
f Dt Gardner' and Sam ; Das
veteran wanderer of be Navajo
country, and John Hubbell, som
of Roman Hubbell, Iadian trader,
found the cave near Round Rock,
Aria. , .. . - .... . i
They v decllaed to give th
cave's exsct location, explaining
that - paintings r found : on t h
cave's walla and - images In . the. :,
cavern wer sacred to th .In
dians, whose legends describe
how their gods, the Yet, used to
meet in its huge chambers, and -leave
Images and - paintings for
the tribe. ' ' - .
The cave's location was learn-
ed by Day after years of close t
friendship, with the Navajoa. .'
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