The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1932, Page 5

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1932 NAVY LEAGUE SAY HOOVER NEGLECTS INTERESTS OF OF NAVY), ‘Charge President With Preasdsie Veta WeSuity| Parading Armaments as “Scape-Goat’ Se nr Re ay Washington, April 8,—(#)—A new, Sweeping denunciation of President Hoover's naval policy was issued Thursday by the: Navy League of the United States. The president was charged with neglect of the navy and with wrong- ly parading armaments as the “‘scape« goat”: for the great increase in taxa- tion during recent years. This charge vas accompanied by an argument to show other expenditures have played the major part in building up the taxpayers’ burden. The league said Hoover had done “virtually nothing” to replace vessels which have passed or are reaching the limit of effective age, and that “while Europe smolders and Asia is ablaze, the president insists that we cannot now afford even to start mod- erate measures for building our fleet to treaty terms.” Thursday's attack was the most conspicuous one by the league since last October when its president, Wil- \lam Howard Gardiner, sowed the seeds of a notable controversy with the white house by a statement charging Hoover, among other things, with exhibiting “abysmal ignorance” on naval’ matters. That incident ended with the verdict of a special board, chosen by the president to in- vestigate the charges, which upheld the chief executive and said the league statement contained many in- accuracies, false assertions and er- roneous conclusions. The league dis- puted the finding, however. Thurs- day's statement also was issued over Gardiner’s signature, in the form of a printed 17-page pamphlet entitled: nee Treasury Deficit and a Treaty lavy.” Over the last 20 years, the league said, federal military expenditures have increased “far less than three- fold while expenditures for non-mili- tary purposes have been allowed to increase eight-fold and it also ap- pears that, under Hoover's manage- ment, nonémilitary expenditures have gone up 30 per cent while he has re- duced expenditures for military pur- Poses by two per cent.” Urges Applications Now for 1933 Trees Farmers and schools wishing to ob- tain trees from the state nursery for Planting in the spring of 1933 should submit applications before June 1 this year, advises John Taylor, ex- tension forester. Application blanks can be secured from the county ex- SPOHN'S 518 Ninth Phone 626 Whipping Cream In ¥ pint bottles, ae pottle, only.. a | Oc Milk Two quarts 1 5c (From = go’ ment inspected herd. Grade A pasteurized. Must bring bottles for milk and cream) Spinach Fancy No. 214 large can Wisconsin Beets Fancy, No. 2 Fancy Golden Ban- tam, No. 2 tin Quaker Crackels up tension agent or from the School of Forestry at Bottinéau. Broadleaf and evergreen trees for windbreaks or woodlot use are sup- Rlied by the state nursery at a cost lof 1 cent apiece plus the transporta- tion seaman AUTO ID INJURIES FA’ FATAL Fargo, April 8.—(P)—Fargo’s second ; jutomobile fatality of 1932 was regi tered Wednesday when Gabriel He: {manson, 79, died in his home of in- juries suffered Jan. 28. An employe of the city street department 14 years, he was struck by a hit-and-run drir while working. The driver of the au tomobile has not been found. Use the Want Ads |Mandan Girl Named On Newspaper Staff Grand Forks, N. D., April 8—Ap- pointments to major staff positions on the Dakota Student, campus news- paper at the University of North Da- jkota, were made today by Wesley Meyer, Detroit Lakes, in.. editor. 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