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June 7, 1930

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Einstein in England Offers Another Theory, That Space Is Eating Matter, Reversing Events

By Special Cable to THE NEW YORK TIMES

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HOOVER TO APPOINT COMMITTEE TO FIX SHIP BOARD POLICY; He Plans to Name "Outstanding Men" to Guide Awardsand Building of Vessels.OUTGROWTH OF RIVALRY Disposal of Disputes BetweenLines Held Profoundly Important to Future Marine.$60,000,000 TO BE LOANEDPresident's Action Follows Conference With Chairman O'Connor Over Problems. Bids Made a Year Ago. President's Letter. COMMITTEE TO FIX SHIP BOARD POLICY

By Special to The New York Times

Pres Hoover plans to appt com to study policies of Bd, particularly with reference to merits of rival bids for transatlantic services and character of ships proposed to be built through govt construction loans; lr to Shipping Bd head

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SPLIT FEES 8 YEARS, DOYLE TESTIFIES; Court Rules He Now Must Tell Amounts and Whether in Cash or by Check. TUTTLE FOLLOWS NEW LEAD Hints at Sensational Angle-- Reported to Be on Trail of Recipients of Payments. Tuttle Bares New Angle. SPLIT FEES 8 YEARS, DOYLE TESTIFIES File Doyle Briefs Today.

By Unknown Author

Doyle admits that he split fees since 1922: court rules he must tell amounts, and whether paid in cash or checks

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MORROW MINIMIZES GERMAN WAR GUILT; In Plea for London Treaty He Gives Cause as "Fear and Naval Competition." WHITE HOUSE BOOM SCORED Frelinghuysen Asks if Envoy Is Seeking Senatorship as Step to Presidency. Urges Ratification of Treaty. Attacked on White House Boom. MORROW MINIMIZES GERMAN WAR GUILT Calls for Morrow Statement. Suspect Big Gifts by Wets.

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D W Morrow says it is unfair to place full responsibility on Germany

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HOOVER REFUSES TO SUBMIT CONFIDENTIAL TREATY DATA DEMANDED BY FOES OF PACT; ACTS FOR 'PUBLIC INTEREST' Stimson, Informing Borah of Decision, Cites Precedents of 140 Years. KEEPING FAITH STRESSED Executives From Washington to Harding Quoted as Denying Similar Requests. NO 'SECRET COMMITMENTS Secretary Declares Treaty Contains All--Memorandum Will Reply to Johnson's Queries. Stimson Explains Decision. Looks to Future Conferences. Text of the Stimson Letter. Washington's Words as Precedent. "No Concealed Understandings." All Open in Treaty, Stimson Says. The State Department's Case. Use of Washington Precedent. Fillmore's Two Refusals. Wilson's Action in Wartime. Data on Mexico Withheld in 1916. Request on 1922 Arms Treaty.

By Special to The New York Times

His refusal in 1915 to disclose to Sen confidential communications on copper shipments to neutral nations cited by Sec Stimson

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