The evening world. Newspaper, May 14, 1920, Page 11

sti! neutral, The plan raised prob-! lems which were uit whidub—preb- lems of engineering and of mine con- struction, Pid nothing resembling this mine field had ever before been gy A Cs hae tbe “Before the American declaration of war, I believe, a British naval offi- cer had been by, oh tage to the United BRISA EXPERT problem > production, ‘About 100,000 mines were . AS a result of the’ naval officer's visit a more or pred satisfactory mine was at length volved. The mine field wasn't com- pleted when the armistice was bas nd in result it is very dou wbether the project in whith Bntish and American seamen co-operated aa much influence on submarine PERE A Says the President Had Incom- plete Knowledge of the Admiralty's Ac Action, heen ok eaPee Wout) pects] Caudle INDO! Ma: 14. —The Daily sramarspe publishes an article by its maval expert, Archibaid Hurd, on the revelations at the Senate's naval inquiry. 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