President Roosevelt Asks for 5 Caution Washington, Mar. 1.
President Roosevelt to-day sharply warned the directors of the Tennessee Valley Authority that they should resign from the Directorate unless they could support their personal attacks against each other with evidence, The controversy over the administrative policy of Mr. Arthur E. Morgan, chairman of the directorate, was. revealed by Mr. David E. Lilienthal, director, in a recent letter to President Roosevelt, assailing Mr, Morgan for assuming a policy detrimental to the functioning of the T.V.A. and requesting Mr. Morgan's resignation. Mr. Harcourt A. Morgan, another director, sided with Mr. Lilienthal in the attack against the chairman, President Roosevelt's warning was issued at a conference in the White House between the President and the three directors.—United Press,
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