Evening Star Newspaper, October 24, 1930, Page 16

o Cia A A—16 - NAVY FORMULATES BUILDING PROGRAM Adams Studies Recommen- dations—Will Submit Them to Bureau Chiefs. Secretary Adams proposes to submit to Congress plans for a naval building program, but they will embody the thought of the whole service rather than the General Board only. The Sccretary said late yesterday that the General Board recommendations would be submitted to various chiefs of bu= reaus at the Navy Department. “When the building program is com- pleted, it will be a Navy program. The General Board has given to me its studies, which will be discussed thor- oughly by all of us here at the Navy Department,” he said. “We have no naval building program as yet. The General Board has made studies of a program and has submitted the results of thes: studies to me. I presume the results might be called recommendations. As a routine mat- ter, these studies will be submitted to certain chiefs of bureaus and offices concerned. “A building program will be evolved. and this will be taken to Congress. 1 believe the details of such a program should more properly be submitted to Congress.” FAMILY OF CHIPPEWAS ATTACKS 10-YEAR ENEMY Minnesota Brave and Wife and Son Jailed After Patrolman Hales Ax Beating of Man. By the Associated Press. | MILACA, Minn., October 24.—The war whoop of the Chippewas resounded over the North country again yester- | y. | “Three members of a Chippewa family | ~William Bedoski, 45, the brave; his | wife and thelr son George—attacked their enemy of 10 years' standing, Willlam Moon, with an ax. | Earle Brown, a State highway pa- | trolman, chanced along in the midst of | the attack and stopped the assault, | but not before Moon was wounded about the head and suffered a broken shoulder. He will recover, physicians The Indians were jailed, charged with | ssault with a deadly weapon. | At and After the Big Games—F “HAHN SPECIAL” $6. Her and By the Associated Press. ST. PAUL, Minn,, October 24.—Two years ago Louis Miller disappeared, Jeaving four small children for Mi Miller to feed and clothe. A year ago police_recovered a body from the river and Mrs. Miller identi~ fied it as her husband. Though it ex- hausted all her resources, she gave t)}:c the | body decent burial and pinched i a needs. |she visited the county morgue. Her eyes went wide in disbelief. For there on a slab lay Louis Miller, the victim of an automobile accident. | “What can I do?” she sobbed. “I borrowed and begged all the money I chils THE EVENING SPENT HER ALL TO BURY ‘HUSBAND’; REAL MATE FACES POTTER’S FIELD Woman Identifies Auto Victim as Man Who Deserted Children. could to bury that other man—I was certain it was my husband. And I gave him a good burial, too. 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