The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-02-03
~ FREDERICK A. STORM
.II,it.d Press staff Correspondent

United EIesS SA
WARM SPRINGS. Ga, Feb. 5.
rN-President-elect Roosevelt
VII follow a precedent estab-
F5sd BY Woodrow Wilson and an
,m1ce MS cabinet "a hours be-
to,s he takes the oath of office.
Re revealed his Intentions last
rigbt to the newspapermen who
o1ght from him an expression on
lie probable lineup of the official
family.
aThe names will be made pub
| IL before | 90 to Washington
either the evening of March 2 OF
| the morning of March g." he said.
That means. it was explained,
he announcement will come from
LIS New York City home to which
Inc vii return after a Today
cruise through tropic seas on
beard Tncent Astor's yacht, the
. No7rnahal. He will leave tonight
for florida, where he win embark
% The cruise.
Ysanwhile, the president-elcct
Nsvared to meet with Judge Rob
al ". Bingham, Louisville. KY,
mbIisher who is coming to Warm
Springs tomorrow. Bingham is eS-
vected 10 be invited to accept the
anbaSadorship to France, a post
for which he has been prominent
Il mentioned in the past two and
a half months.
Another man whose name has
figured in the unofficial ambassa-
tOrial discussion, Robert Durham
Of Chicago, was here yesterday
and conferred with Mr.. Roosevelt
in the seclusion of the 'littls
White house" Although the latter
sqng steadfastly to his policy of
silence regarding appointments the
opinion among his friends was
Ina! the visitor would be asked =:
axe diplomatic post, probably
IN Germany.
VI. Roosevelt laughingly re-
fused to be drawn into a discus
son concerning the purpose of
tie visit of Senator Cordell Hull
Of tennessee who concluded his
say yesterday after a second and
uHef conference.
"Oh, We Just talked economics, y
M. Roosevelt remarked.
Nevertheless. the conviction is
growing in sources close to the
President-elect that Hull will be
ne next secretary of state. The
Isanessean is a warm friend and
las frequently been called upon
70 give advice in national affairs.
Once at sea, the president-elect
1eclared in connection with his
Florida trip he would settle back
. the work of studying a list Of
aneS OF persons recommended
iof appointments to various fed
Gal commissions, and which must
'e made BY March 4th if those
lseneIes are to continue to fune-
Son without interruntion.
When get on the boat / will
ny to arrive at something and
snen, upon my return, / will get
y touch with the people / have
seeded upon" he explained.
Il was indicated that the APP
SSintments would concern the
11ome Loan bank, the Federal
l'ade commission and the Recon
HQctiOn Finance corporation.
swinging into other topics. the
EeSdent-elect expressed gratitica-
Won over the first reaction to his
PROPOSAL for a gigantic develop
2ent project in the Tennessee
tHer basin which calls for refor-
station, the Harvesting of add
!. SOaal water power facilities,
J; abandonment of unproductive
arms for richer bottom lands
~ would be made available, and
Hood control,
Under this ambitious program,
~ Roosevelt believes work could
oe provided for $4,000 to IS, ZOO
s ssn immediately, and that even
n ,IIaly 100000 would be enl-
II, ne will ask congress for the
!, sSa'nOrlEy to go ahead in making
,a experiment which he charac.
lied ~ E, as the greatest in his
nj, II this program of nationa
.. SarTing works in the FIVE state:
no, tennessee basin it can bC
sSaI successful in other water
aus Of the country" he said.
n. At the same time he expressed
ms ma opinion that such a develop
hut nut would not increase agrieul
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