Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1935, Page 6

A—6 HITLER DENOUNCES BRITAIN FOR VOTE “Sizzling” Note Sent Lon- don—League Return Talk Seen at End. HOUSE GROUP’S CUT IN NAVAL PROGRAM FORECASTS BATTLE (Continued From First Page) personnel, an increase from 82,500 to 93,500, The apprupriation necessary would be about $1,000 per man. To catch up on a shortage of naval officers to keep up to treaty strength, the bill will carry a provision for some 600 additional appointments to the United States Naval Academy. A few years ago each member of Congress THE EVENING under the 1036 appropriations and then restoration of the fifth appoint- ment the following year. The bill will also carry .the funds recommended for aviation cadets. A quarter of a million dollars will be recommended for the Great Lakes Training Station, which had been practically closed with a watchman and caretaking item of $61,000. In addition to the new quarter million it is estimated that $600,000 will be al- lowed by the Veterans' Administra- tion for taking care of disabled vet- erans in the Great Lakes Training Station hospitals. For the scientific laboratory of the Navy at Bellevue the bill will carry STARy WASHINGTO TUMOR VICTIM WELL Boy Who Had Growth on Heart Is Restorcd to. Family. OMAHA, April 17 (#).—Billy Neville, 9, the Omaha boy from whose heart a tumor was removed March 8, went home yesterday from an Omaha hos- pital to & jubilant family. He found & dinner prepared of all the things he likes to eat. D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1935. NORFOLK $3 $5 ROUND TRIP (30 Day Limie) SPECIAL $3.50 ROUND TRIP E L. Sat. 6:30 p.m.—Home Mon. 7 a.m. * VIRGINIA BEACH @ OLD POINT COMFORT CAVALIER AND CHAMBERLIN Mattresses s 3 Remade The Stein Bedding Co. 1004 Eye St. NW. ME. 9490 was allowed five appointments to An- | $100,000. napolis. That was cut to three in the ‘There will be a like amount in the 1933 act. 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