Evening Star Newspaper, January 6, 1935, Page 14

A—14 SHIP GONSCRIPTION SOUGHT BY NAVY Swanson Holds Private Ves- sels Essential in Na- tional Emergency. By the Assoclated Press. The Navy, with new, fleet-strength- ening ships under construction, sought yesterday to further muitiply the sea force upon which it might call in time of war by asking the right to conscript all private vessels for naval auxiliaries. Secretary Swanson wrote Chairman Vinson, Democrat, of Georgla, of the | House Naval Committee that “the prompt procurement for use as naval auxiliaries of a large number of pri- vately owned or operated ships at the outset of war, or when a national emergency is imminent, is essential to the national defense.” The Government could take over only a limited number of ships under present law. These include those having mail contracts, those pur-| chased, leased or chartered from the | United States Shipping Board and | those which obtained Federal con- struction loans which have not been paid. “Under present laws the number of | vessels of the necessary types which may be taken prior to the commence- | ment of the hostilities do not meet the Nation's requirements,” Swanson ‘wrote. “The Navy Department believes that this legislation is absolutely es- THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JANUARY 6, 1935—PART ONE. Protest Military Training Judge Otis E. Hungate of Topeka, Kans.. Friday took under advise- ment the action of Raymond McMahon (right) to enjoin Kansas State College from compelling him to take military training. (left) and Russell McNutt (center) are fellow objectors. Gordon Bolita —Copyright, A. P. Wirephoto. sential for the successful operation of its plans for the national defense and | recommends it to the Congress for enactment into law.” Similar proposals have come from\ the department periodically, the 1a=z! one in October. The Navy Secretary | said the Commerce Department fa- vored the legislation. Elections to Be Discussed. Frecderick B. Weimer, assistant so- | Ncitor, Department of the Interior, will speak on the “Election Laws of Rhode Island” at a meeting of the #tudy unit of the Women’s Demo- INTERNATIONAL PEACE STRIDES PROPHESIED | elhood, However, Sees Conflict in Many European Countries. Calif, In this, the fourth annual publica- tion in which coming events are fore- | cast through close study of various | Pubhcntion of Rosicrucian Broth- | charts, which have been kept year by \ year in the European headquarters of the order, it is declared that the world | and 1ts component parts move in cycles which clearly show the major ‘While there will be internal conflict | developments which will take pl-ce in numerous European nations during | the present year, there will be no in- | undergoing a state of transition from ternational strife, and the year ‘lu which it will emerge with a stabilized | | during the year. The United States, it is declared, !a Rosicrucian Brotherhood, at San Jose, | cratic Educational Council at 7:30 see rapid strides made in the direction | Government control and peace more | p.m. Friday at the Women's City Club, | 736 Jackson place. Citizens of Rhode | of international peace, according to | irmly established. The relationships | between this country and others, Tsland have been especially invited to | some of the prophecies made in the | especially Canada, will become much attend the meeting. ,[zmsbu 7th, 8th and E Streets | annual publication of Amorc, the | more friendly. Dunlap Hats Dunlaps are exclusive with us in Washington—and these grand new ones are all ready to head South by ship, by rail, “Cruise and Travel” by plane. In pastel cruise col- $8.75 ors and black, brown and navy. Olher Dunlaps s750 to $l 5 “Traveler” $12.50 SECOND FLOOR— MILLINERY. 5,000 Yards! 150 Colors and Designs! SIEK S CREPES Suede Finish Crepes Lustrous Satin Crepes Smart Printed Crepes Pure Dye Silk Crepes Washable Silk Crepes Heavy Silk Rough Crepes $8.95 to $15 Sample Coat Sets Exquisite suede cloth coats, with hat, or both hat and leggings! Brown, wine, copen, middy —with beaver, krimmer or leopard. Sizes 2 to 6 in the group. " $2.00 to $3.00 IDEAL Baby Shoes $1.35 Samples and discon- tinued styles. 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