June 5, 1935

Col Lindbergh retired as technical adviser, says H B du Pont, bd chmn; Lindbergh denies knowledge of change

ransom cash found in Ore

Pro-Brit sentiment increasing; J A Lyons believed to have acted as intermediary; settlement of annuities problem reptd in prospect; Baldwin govt viewed as likely to be more friendly; De Valera says he will not declare repub during present administration

text of statement

grand jury balks over apptmt; Dodge firm

defeated by 2 votes

Roosevelt refuses to discuss status of industries under anti-trust laws which try to maintain fair practices

Believes new NRA plan proposed by reprs of N Y C code authorities constitutional

acts to combine N Y Edison Co and United Light & Power Co

issues statement on plans to push Patman bill at next session and abandon compromise efforts

Plans for Middle West Repub conf, Springfield