Evening Star Newspaper, May 4, 1933, Page 24

BRITTEN ASKS 42 NEWHAVALVESSELS $317,406,000, Appropriation Provided in Bill Introduced in House. By the Assoclated Press. Representative Britten of Iilinois, ranking Republican of the House Na- val Committee, yesterday introduced a measure designed to give the Navy 42 additional ships. costing $317,406,000. In a statement, he said: “I am hope- ful that my bill may be included in the administration’s public works program, ‘which is intended to stimulate employ- ment throughout the country.” Chairman Vinson, Democrat, of Georgia, of the Naval Committee, al- ready has forecast that a program sim- ilar to that urged by Britten would be included. Estimating that “not less than $270,- 000,000 of the total cost of these ships will go direct to labor,” Britten pro- posed the construction of: Two 20,000-ton aircraft carriers to eost $29,320,000 each, seven 6-inch gun 10,000-ton cruisers at $16,770,000 each, four 1,850-ton destroyers at $5,115,450 each, twenty 1,150-ton destroyers at $4,- 234,500 each and nine 1,150-ton sub- marines at $4,025,000 each. POLICE SAY CHAUFFEUR ADMITS KILLING WOMAN | New Jersey Murder Follows “Lift” Given Group Walking Along Highway at Night. By the Associated Press. FLEMINGTON, N. J., May 4—A 24- year-old chauffeur for an official of the New Jersey Bell Telephone Co. was in jail today, charged with the slaying of Mrs. Georgianna Heights, 40-year-old High Bridge housewife. The . chauffeur, Harold Wolfe of Lebanon, was locked up early this morn- ing after several hours of questioning. At the end of the questioning Prosecu- tor Anthony M. Hauck, jr., said Wolfe had signed a confession in which he ad- mitted the fatal shooting on a State highway in Lebanon township shortly after midnight yesterday. Hauck announced no reason for the shooting, but said Wolfe substantiated for the most part the story told by Mrs. Height's companions—her husband, Clarence; her sister, Mrs. Amelia Lott, and her 10-year-old son, Fred. ‘Their account was they were walking | home from Hampton after visiting friends when a man in an_automobile offered them a ride, which they ac- cepted. The autoist later parked by the roadside, they said, and began to make improper advances to Mrs, Heights. The four immediately left the car and began walking down the road. The motorist followed, they said, and fired a revolver twice, both shots hitting Mrs. Heights and killing her instantly. Then he speeded away. N TRADE TREATY PLANNED ||| Yeérms of Proposed Franco-Cana- dian Agreement Not Given Out. 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