Evening Star Newspaper, July 11, 1935, Page 25

NGy STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1035, NAVALRACETALK 5 AGAN HEARD Swanson, However, Denies U. S. Has Any Idea of “Starting Competition.” By the Assoriated Press Talk of battleship building in the Tinited States and of greatly increased sums for Japan's navy today served az a reminder of the situation con- tronting the world's sea powers, Lese than 18 months from now—on | December 31, 1936—the London and Washingion naval limitation treaties sxpire. Unless some other agreement, i reached meanwhile the sky will then be the limit. The world will be free t0 engage in the naval race which many students fear. Swanson Denies Race. Rolemn assurances that there is no intention 1o begin such a race rome from the great powers. Secre- tary Swanson disclaimed any idea of “starting any competition” In dis- rlosing vesterday what the Navy De- partment. is planning for the fiscal year beginning next July 1 The plans call for construction of 12 destrovers and six submarines that vear as part of the Navy's drive to bnild up to treaty limits. The Vinson act provides for a treaty Navy by 1042 and under it 36 destrovers and 18 submarines, in addition to 24 ships being built this vear, would be needed to increase American forces to pact strength. The American Navy also is consid- | sring asking & new battleship to re- place ithe old Arkansas—though no decision on that has been reached Seek large Appropriation. Tn Japan the admirals are seeking for the fiscal vear beginning April 1, 1936, the largest appropriation in Japan's history. The Navy's Budget Commission set the figure at 712.- 000,000 ven (about $178.480.000). This 1= 35 per cent higher than this vear The new figure is predicated on the mssumption that the lid will be off the world's navies starting January ! 1937 The monev. it was said, would be designed, not for new construction hut to complefe present programs in- tended fo attain a full treaty strength navy by December 31, 1936 Admirals of the powers apparently would like to have their decks cleared tor action in case any one starts a naval race after the treaties die Meanwhile, Japan continues to ex- press hope for a new naval parley in 1935, and Secretary Swanson savs the United States won't go beyond the treaty limiis unless some other nation does it first Divorce Decree Granted. RENO, Nev. July 11 i —Mrs Reatrice Greennugh Adee ohfained a divorce on grounds of cruelty frog William T. Adee, New Vork social v isterite at a private trial vesterdav Thev were married December 12 1931, and settied their property rights in & written separation agreement @ated May 21, 1935 “Gen." Jacob S. Coxey toward Washington MONUMENT TABLET URGED FOR VETERANS Bill to Provide $1,000 for Reported by House Library Committee. By the Associnted Press A bill by Representative lewis Democrat. of Marvland. to authorize a tablet in the Washingron Monument in honor of World War veierans had & favorable report today from the House Library Committee The committee recommended $1.000 for the expense of erecting a bronze tablet in the Monument, which does not now have any memorial in honor of those who served in the World War. Such a tablet was siggested to Representative Lewis hv the American Legion Post of Hagerstown, Md. Bill Posters Elect. BOSTON, July 11 (& The election of leo Abernathv of Pitisburgh, Pa., as president. last night closed the bi- ennial convention of the International Alliance of Bill Posters and Billers of the United States and Canada. The next convention will be held at Pitts- burgh in 1937, NORMANDY FARM>/ DISTINCTIVE FOOD Luncheon—Tea—Dinner OPEN NOON TO 9 P.M. 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