Evening Star Newspaper, November 25, 1927, Page 36

36 BUTLERFORESES | NEEDOFCRUSERS House Committee Chairman‘ Outlines Naval Problems Congress Must Solve. Br the Assoclated Prese PHILADELPHIA America_will “ne ships and prope build,” Representative Jer, chairman of the Iou serted today in dis- | problems he expect ‘ongress. fairs committee. N property, limitation of arm ried out hy curtailing nd not by hauling A out into the Atlantic Says President Should Direct. Mr Butler said Ce would ap- proach the naval problem with a | “gerious mind,” but before any defi- | nite action is taken he helieves Presi. | dent Coolidge should be consulted and the best paval minds of the country called in to present the military side tion. sers should he n-year period to first-line ships, Representative Butler said America “must stop the rac with other nations and provide just what is needed for national d “Serviceable Fleet” His A “From my point of view,” he add “I will vote whatever 1 belic necessary in the way of increa naval power, not to roum invisible army, but to make the pres- | ent fleet serviceable in all its auxi iaries and accompaniments. i “We are not going to fight England | or any other country, and we should | not let this popular belief warp our judgment, but if our military experts say we need more lighter ships, then we hsould build them. “There is too much alarmist talk and _Congress will not be swayed by it. We want to hear the President’s views, then call in naval experts who can teli us what is needed for ade- quate defense. It will be time then| 1o take action.” STAGE KINSHIP FINDING CAUSES MARITAL BREAK Wife's Discovery That Husband | | Was Related to Actress Said to Have Started Proceedings. NEW YORK, November 25.—The | discovery that an actress named Gilda Leary was descended from the same line of Irish kings as George Leary, wealthy head of several corporations, _Jed to the break between him and his wife, Mrs. Julia Crofton Leary, papal countess and prominent in Catholic affairs, the husband explained in Su- preme Court vesterday. He was opposing an action by his wife seeking possession of household furniture and art objects in their Fifth avenue home. He said he was not opposed to his ‘wife's having the separation she also seeks if \she will base her suit on allegations other than those which mentioned Miss Gilda Leary. 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