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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
HOW ABOUT HOUSES

n uRING the past few days a family Of five who kave made their
I'D home IN Albuquerque for a number Of years and who are ex-
the residence they have rented fer some time and have tried in vain
20 buy.
The heads Of this family of five wen, ont to find another house
20 rent.
Did they find III
They did not
They found quite a number Of alleged homes; - being houses
with tin bathtubs, " without any bathtnbs at all; bare Of electric
light fixtures innocent Of paint leaky as to roofs and plumbing; and
Of uncertain population in waterbugs and similar "ysrmfnts."
OF modern houses for rent they found-not one.
The heads OF this particular family may or may not FIND II ex-
pedent TO build a home Of their own just now. Even should they
decide 20 do so Il would be several months before they could have
possession. AeSe
What option have they in the meantime, but TO go to some other
town where solving the housing problem has at least been attempted
OF course this family Of five will solve its individual problem.
II can leave ~ must.
But how about the dozens Of families Of five who win be coming
here next September and Octobcrf
Are VIZ going TO tell them. also, to take the house with the tin
bathtub and the eompanionable wnterbugs-Or move on TO Phoenix
or los Angeles or HONOLULU
some further descent TO make-and they win take the trail in due
time. Builders say that labor is delivering more work for the money
than a few months ago, although the wage still stands a Of several
months ago.
But Gallup carpenters recently voluntarily reduced their own
wages, 10 encourage building. We have no doubt that there is equal
patriotism among building craftsmen in Albuquerque. Wages in the
building crafts at any rate. will come down before very long.
There il more building in Albuquerque just now than for many
months. Il II building that indicates a prosperous community, be-
cause most Of il Il for people who are building their own new homes.
Many Of them are doing so because, like the family Of five, they must
nut in spite Of our building activity. which will continue IL the
labor agitaiors win Jet II, we have made no move toward solving our
housing problem. There Is no organized campaign TO get the housing
rrouireuents in shape against the certain time OF demand.
Rents In this city are high enough, all viii agree, to warrant in
vesfment in home building y a business venture, wholly aside from
any motive Of community building.
Are we going 70 say to people anxious to settle down here with us
Keep moving; we haven't room for yout'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
REMIlItK ABIE REMARKS.

we have today not "a national
currency In circulation among the
people, but "a bankers currency
Representative Sinclair. North Da-
kutu,
Young women Of today expect 90
encounter Tudeneas from young mca
ana they don't much resent IT.
Charles W Eliot. president emeritus
Of Harvard.
III we brought in an the lrcoWl
who are making brew In their homf'.
we'd have ~ons-fourth OF the people -l
jaii"-Municipal Judge scidel. Co
lumbus. -.
This q is mo- moro wicked than
preceding ages. ENsrv generation a.
sufficiently wicked to make 10 iutpi.
'stinr Rabbi Abba ll.llcl Silver.
Cleveland.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15
Oh, Purple Love in Pink Disguise,
And Deep, Abysmal Lemon Pies!
Today's Rhyme by Frances BOardman

rve pondered. Children. for a Time. on anmn@g this Daily Rhyme to
Free Nerse YOU often FIND In MHsuznes-yS know the Kind For
oh. ID must be- Something Grand to write what None ran understand. on
sublecf. cho@n n a Vein 70 please the Criminal nNnei Il mus be great
60 clutch your Pen. Ey. "iarn the Sense ana Meter" hen To write ~
la0nty Graveyard scenes. OF Purple Love and rntaksd Beans. Of PaUd
Ribs n oily MooEs. OF Missing Carter. Fevered Tunes. Explosive Hearts
and stony Eyea. AM Ieep Aiysnal Lemon Ihesi To make HE pature
quito complete. should he very indhcrset In chatting OF Psychology and
Modern SocaoEys call spades by their Hapusmal Nanes. and make som
yTy noty. Claims % Hatred Of the. bonrreose cwhsteyst those Door Goos
you'd shed Tor suffering huuamp-he while you dP your Cup ot Tea!
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-05-15

{ ~a r,adlng M paper. duly enough. when just as Il chanccd I found
A list ofs ships n q list Of ports to which the hips were bound,
And Il suddenly seemed nat a grcat wtd blew IN tace OF he many
And my heart it throbbed with a writer beat when read such words is
these
steamer Vassa, saTing for Liberia,
Togolan1. IahomeN, kanleroons 4
Steamer tlavarack raihng or sarawack.
singapore. Karachi and Ransoonr
7 could feel the throb OF the whhnng screws and the heaye o the deep sea
For the sanIng list was a magic charm that cast a potent spell.
And dreamed q sumberous toptc ports where lie L. sleepy ease
~ eye ran down the column filled with items such as these;
steamer Granite state sails for Honolulu,
Colombo, Calcutta, Batavia, Ienang.
steamer William Penn sails Tor Port Swetenhan.
Abhadnn. surahaya Samarang"
So read the names Of a score OF parts I've always lonEed TO know
Aud enyied the men who were going thcro over inc dccp-sca trait
For though I'm thrilled by the sihng lft / never VIII get To sail;
Steamer Santa Ana sailing for Iquiqui
Etn. phco. Tnual Caino:
steamer Glcnahtc saihng for Cear,
Para. Bahia. Natal Macdo;'
Steamers by the dozens sailing fr the tropics
saing for the Northtand. wrapped In snow
Africa, Australia Asia. hprnoo,
sailing for Mhlmo Cupctowu, Rotterdam,
oh viii read about en hut TN never gt to "a.
Ncyer never, never get Go go'
& -
oop9right is2l. by NeNsraper En~rHse A-ocauo2
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
LEAVES HARDING To
DECIDE QUESTION
Hoover Wants To Know
Whether Cabinet Service More
Important Than Relief Work

NEW YORK. Feb - EIerbert
Hooves declared IN q statement today
:hat ne had left it President-el.
Harding III ,l3eiar whether he could
be III more service As Secretary q!
Commerce. or as director OF the Euro
iean raii
In statement dictated 10 the Ae
.oc!area Press, Mr. Hoover said
Il left Ii 10 Air. Harding e deter
mine whether he considers can b.
of more service Is the public as Secre-
tary Of Commerce. ar carving 90 ~.
work III which ] am now engaged
Mr.. IIoDyers statement WAS die
tated after he had announced that
npon invitation 10 become member
OF the next cabinet. h.e had put up To-
Mr.. I4ardlng a proposal for 4 sen-raf
reconstruction OF the Department Of
f'amnarec. Tie statement vas issuel
after Mr.. Hoover had been asked BY
ne wspaper men If his announcement
meant that he would enter lie cabinet
if his views were met
AS The Department of Commerce
stands today. Mr. Hoover said III
consists larsa,y Il group Of scien-
tifc bureaus which really have little
connection with commerce
He added that il he should aeeepl
The position he saw 4 way 10 make
changes which would make Il q reaf
Departme of Commerce
The foreign commerce Of the 'mitcd
States, he said particularly within the
next four or five Years. Is closely
bound up with the prosperity and al
yancement Of this country
Mr. Hoover said he had not only
undertaken. the spending Of millions
upon lie Near East roliel upon
which 10000 children are depend
ing, but also held The regency Of
eight or ten public institutions.
posts which | could not readily relin
quish
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
URGE VETO W|NSLON-
TOWNSEND MEASURE:
nss the Associated pre...l

WASHINGTON. D. c., Feb "a
.Presidept Wilson was urged TO veto
The Winslow Townsend hill as u un-
justified and unius tiiiable measure en-
acted in favor Of those who have
shown a wanton disregard for law
and The enforcement Of agreements, 4
in a resolution adopted here today by
the executives Of national and inter-
national trade unions affiliated in the
American Federation OF Labor
Should Congress attempt TO over
ride the veto and enact the measure
which provides for immediate pay
ni3nt Of large part OF the $780,
0oo000, due the railroads, legislative
representatives Of every labor organi-
zation are INSTRUCTED 10 use every ef-
fort and all possible means to de-
feat the measure
Refusal of the railroads TO meet with
The employees Mas regarded as "a
purpose TO destroy trade unionism
that is identical with the so-called
open-shop in this field and other in
dustrios
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
MEN OF BAPTIST
CHURCH ENTERTAINED

The men Of she College Avenue
Baptist Church wer. entertained by
Rev. and Mrs John = Sewers at the
parsonage. 81 AIarkei street on Tues
day evening After devotional eAer
ciscs and special business, il was de-
cidcd to organize Baptist Brother
hood The officers elected for the COM
ing year beginning March ! were as
follows
President. i D. Hudsins vice.
president. Prof. A. J Barrett sasecrc-
tary. Melville safliela treasurer. VIII
liam Chappell
II VAS decided Is tile brotherhood
e iegin the stids Of His List
Week. little pamphlet containing
he record OF our Lord $ last week on
earth. This course Of study will be
taken al the "Chnreh,s study Hour
on Wednesday evenings
The evening was spent most delight
fully. III music and games. after which
The guests were served with refresh
ments
The brotherhood nag ! membership
Of twenty and it is planned e enroll
.flfty men ar early date.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
{. B. WHITMAN TO
TAKE LEGG'S PLACE
ON SERVICE BOARD

Ezra r Whitman member u iAt
firm Of Norton. Bird AMI Whitman en-
gineering experts. lii I letter. 10 Cover
nor Ritchie. gives uotae u his for
NAL acceptance Of The appointment
as a nemter ef The ruhlit Service
Commission IL iill the vacancy ere
a;ed recently hy the death of James
c. I.egg The Gayernnr will issue 4
commits ION Is Mr. Whitman Wiiha
the mex, day or two anil The new ap
pointee viii al once tater upon his
duties The salary q lie position
il S5.0oO per year and the tenure oi
Office ends IN 1871
Mr. Whitman. Who i widely know
AZ i consuitng water engineer WAS
formerly water engineer ii Baltimore
city He is we'll known in Official cir
eles here his services having GEL
enlisted several mon Us ago BY III
Mayor ana tity cnuncl to conduct ii
invest CATION of conditions II th'
works Of tile Annapolis Mater Com
pany. especially IS rsgArds the neet
Of filtration plant and o;her I'm
provelnenis Mr. Whitman submitted
D comprehensive report as result os
this investigation in which the need
og Installing I filtration plant was So,
gorth. together with aher reconmen-
dafions
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
LECTURE ON DIVINE
PROPHECIES ON SUNDAY

NJ \ Hewlett III Toronto, Canada.
w;l deliver = lecture on sunday at
,eruooil ii the C:rlA' plavhurse under
lhr auspices OF The international
iSihle students Association. which
should he OF interest 10 every one. a.
IL win prove Is msny biblical prop
heeiss w,,ieh have been fulfilled dur
ing he past tour years, and from
many others still in course Of tult'll-
nrnt that thonsends now liyins in
hnnapolis and y.einitv Will never dis
1he purpose III this free lecture Is
. furnish Very inquirer positive BllN
llcal prnef and secular evidence.
based on prophecies fulfilled during
The past tive years that We will within
III nest live years enter this long
nopea-fer period when famiiles will
s. reunited and live happily on earth
9Str after
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
COURT GAMES FOR H. S.
BOYS AND GIRLS TEAMS

Two basketball teams Of he cts
high school hoss and girls Viii bt
seen in action tomorrow night on h.
court OF the State armory The boys
8elm will eIdsa with The auint q Vii
mers and Chcw.s naval preparatory
school quini The game IS scheduled
10 start al 1la o'cloek inlmediateE
following this setto. the girls viii
lineup against The strong team OF the
Wr ltsy,k Bursau. Of Washington.
Close contests are looked for II belb
games The evening sport will be
followed nv 4 dance
Although the high school lads we're
defeated hy The Freshmen Of Balti-
more Ciiy College, they hope 10 re-
deem themselves iii way by down
my the naval preps, The girls
team has only PLAYED two games. and
sihpk are showing much progress.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
MOTHERS TO MEET
ON FOUNDERS DAY

on Tuesday. at . y. m, the regular
monthly meeling Of the Mothers Cir
cle'' will be held in the Grammar
School assembly hall Founders
Day will be observed and the program
wal be along the line of what the Ma
tional Congress has done Tor child
wolfare ii home. church school and
State
Prof S. $ Handy ana Captain John
S. Stmhorn Will be the speakers for
the occasion Mrs James Porter,
Mrs William chappell and Mrs a
Krapf will be in charge Of the music.
Il Is hoped members visitors and
teachers will bo on hand TO enjoy the
afternoon. and Il the same time visit
The school. meet With the teachers
and become interested in the greatest
biggest task in all the World thar 81
child welfare
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
PENN. STATE BOXERS
READY FOR MIDDIES

Penn State boxers wound M their
hard practice FOR Tho season lasf night
aud will have but 4 light workou 70
dey previous 70 their departure for
annapolis. whore they ALL close the
season with he Navy mittmen OH
Satnuias, SAYS j dispatch from Stare
Col. -
In pie of tho good showing made
against Penn last week Coach lIar
low i FAR from optimistic over the
coming meet and hr feel, that the
nniddies will he the hardest test OF the
season t.asf yatf thel d4feated State
quite easily. and with practically The
same ieans, tho odds appear TO be IN
heir favor. Howersr. the Stat.
boxers are determined 10 contest
every bout and 70 give the Navy lads
iHoir hardest tussie 81 the year
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
CROSSING
THE BAR" READ AT
MRS. HANDY's BURIAL

Al the funeral services over The re-
mains Of the late Mrs. p. Claude
Handy. of Annapolis. held in 81
Anne,s Protestant Episcopal Church
yesterday afternoon, the Rector, Rev
Dr. Edward D Johnson. was assisted
ny a former assistant minister Of the
hurch, ReY Frederick NJ Kirkus
who was Sclose friend Of the Handy
family The Rev I<irkus was assist.
ant al st. Anne daring the rector
ship Of the iaie Rev William Scott
Southgate.
In addition to INC impressive serv-
ices according to the ritual of the
church, three fayorite hymns Of Mrs
Handy were beautifully sung by tbs
choir of ST. cecilia's Guild. These
were Lead Kindly Light Who
From Their Labor Rest, and The
Strife is Ger, the Battle Won All
the burial service at the grave. Rev.
Kirkus read Tennyson's Crossing the
Bar Z
The pallhearers were; Leonard
Goodwin. oi New York shellmans B
Brown, Jr.. Easton, Pa Eugene ".
lgiehart, Samuel brooke. Elliott H
Isurwell Dr Gordon H Glade nr }
oliver Pudyis aud Carryl BRYAN, al
Of Annapolis.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
WILSON To DRIVE
WITH HARDING FOR
THE INAUCURAT|
But Retiring President Will Not
Accompany His Successor
Back To White House From
Capitol Upon Completion OF
Ceremonies. Marclu Fourth
FOUR TROOPS CAVALRY
AS OFFICIAL ESCORT
sl.s rhe s..esi..lsl rrr,s.l

NASH NGTON. &, Feb e4
President Wilson will follaM the IS
ahhshod custom ol driving 10 thr
rapifol With Pr,siacu Harding %
Mrs h ( under plans II tie congres
,iellal laaitgnr.d Goriuittef approye.i
" ii, Pre,idant i Mas announced
lay At he White Hause
Whether Mr. Milsonlwill attend rhe
naYsGral c,lenonies his noi been
nude known but lie Nil nol ateoui
lany AIR liarding back 80 the Whn.
Jnuse~- going diierily from the Capi
'ol to his new home on $ ssr..i
-Four trooi' IL cavalry numbering
$50 officers ana men will escort the
President ard the President I,
HE capitol AID then will areompany
AIR Harding 70 tho Whit. House
The plans or the Congressional
COMMITTEES. as they become known rs
day. provide for the opening Of ihe
.aay's program With A visit Of The con
lnistpe Ia he President and viee
Z resident elect ~ M NcN Willard,
AttGf tnis Al:I tHe entire DaftN VII
,,nfer autor,obiles. and accompanied
~ he cavalry drive e the White
House. where j, VIII be Joined b.
President aud Mrs Wilson From i
White liou.o le profession viii maye
over Pelmsxiyanil avenu. 70 the cap
.tol who're the President viii b.
sworn IN
Airtr i, Siee President has taken
ahe oath III the Senat. rhanber. and
has aelivered his inaugural address,
The guests will 70 70 the east sidC Of
the capitol. whore Mr. Harding will
take The osth of office As SOON IL he
finishes his inaugural address tie new
Presidont viii 60 i once 70 he White
House
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
YOUNG NEGRO FINED
FOR EGG STEALING

Charged With stealing eggs from
;he henhouse OF William Barber, Of
Prince George street. James . Gross
4 l2-year-oid colored 10y. was assess
ed ilne OF S5 and costs. following
hea ring }efore city police justice VIII
liam S. Welch. For some time. Mr.
barber had heen missing eggs from
his poultry honse On Tuesday, he
caught Gross in the act The Young
negro had 4 hatchet in his possession
With which. II is thoughf he had cut
the wires of the gate 10 the pouitrs
vard. The negro claimed that some
one gave him the hatcher 10. hold
until his return.
In imposing fine, Justice Welch rep
rimanded the negro and also gave
warning that If again brought before
him for any offense. he would have
him committed 10 Cheltenham school
of correction until he became of age
The mother of Gross paid his fine.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
HOOVER SENDS THANKS
TO CAMP MEADE men

Herherl Hoover has sent ne sol
diers stationed al Camp Meade.
through Brig .-Gen 4, F. aicGlachlin
.Ir letter OF thanks foF their gift
OF $4,000 10 help save the starving
childran of Eastern and Central Flu
rope Their gift means that the camp
sill have zoo invisible guests whose
lives are heing saved by the gid of
one meal day from now on till
next harvest The letter acknowl-
elsed one which Brigadier- General
McGlachlin sent to-Dr Gnodnow when
he forwarded the gift. Il Is as fol
lows
! should like TO express to the
soldiers under yonr command the
sincere appreciation Of myself
and my colleagues for their gem
erous gift 10 the fund for The re-
lief Of the helpless children Of
Europe
Those who have fought or serv y
ed in Europe realize more than
others thesterrible conditions left
from he war and the great need
that exists.
The Maryland Committee Of the Eu
ropean Relief Council will hold u
meeting this afternoon 70 discuss the
campaign and Is plan for. securing adj
ditionaI money
The repor, Of the money given b.
the school children of the city has
not vel been received Some Of th
schools have delayed sending this
money in order that they may reach
The school objective which they sought
Nr. Hoover sent word 10 the loca
committee today that the school chill
dren Of The STATE Of New York planned
to raise s50.oo0
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
OFFERS PERMANENT
BERTH TO TUMULTY

Joseph z TuInltlty. secretary e
President Wilson has heen asked by
the Executive, as his administration
is about to close 10 accept an APP
.pointnlcnt as . member OF the Inter-
nationaI Joint Commission. q lie ap-
pointment. with an annual salary OF
81 500. the appointment requiring no
eonfirmSJon by the Senate
Secre,ar.s I'nmnlty. according to
MS friends. Will accept the appoint
ment, although be proposes also te
carry out his purpose io engage in the
practice of law in the District Of Co
lumhia. inasnnch as the duties ot
Commissioner would not require all
Of his attention
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
VAGABONDS TO MEET
MARINES ON COURT;
3 STARS Join CLUB

i'y-*fi addition ~ John Lefty vii
,an aad Howard Thompson. former
star athletes of ST Johns College. and
JOHN Muslerman formerly az oid
COMPANY NJ ol the First Infantry
aisr,l4nd National Guard. Of this city
he NagaheNti Athletic Club. OF An
aapolis should have one Of The Iong
- basketball teams. Is we'll as for
n4dabie aggregations IN other lines OF
-pnrs ii any city III the country Man
ae,T Holliday Of the yagabonds. an
nounced today that all three Of these
stars nase Joined the club. and viii
play With The BASKETBALL qnint for the
balance of the present season
Tonight the vagabonds Will iakeihe
,aurf against the strong team af the
l;eiia Mercedes station ship al the
NaYal tcadomy Tllc game which viii
ac staged IN 81 Johns College gym
naSium starjng al O'Clock. will be
Ife FIRST Of i series thar has been ar
ranged hetween the bluejaenets and
the marines also attached TO tie local
station 10 decide the championship ~
fire ei;y D,r the seasan Though Man
lger Holiday has added Wilson.
Thompson and Musierlnan ID the
saHad the team 70 stari against The
sailors tonight viii comprise Collins
and Bre@eC. forwards HOLLANDS cen
fe nd Craig and Jones. guards The
neWconers Will IL ready % meei any
emergency cali
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
FIVE sol IDS WORK Is HOERS.
IN VAIN TO SAVE MINERS

DTQrolN, ILL. Feb. "a Five res
cue squads after working fifteen hours
this morning abandoned the attempt
Q tree live men caught IA the passage
Of the burning Kathleen Nine Il Dow
ell. five miles south Of here and Seaie6
il in an effort 10 exiinguish the flames
The men were trapped in the main
WeSi shaft ot the mine and were cut
of from escape by several hundred
feet II flame. About 6hree hundred
and fifty mea escaped when the fire
froke out The cause OF the fire has
noi definitely leen determined
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
DELEGATION REQUESTS
ROAD IMPROVEMENTS

Headed by r. G. Henry. delega-
uon of taxpayers representing the
Afillersyillo Farmers Clnb and tho
Mid -Conatv Good Roads improvement
Association appeared before the
County Commissioners at their meet
ing here today and requested inn
proyanents. particularly on the high
way leading from Severn Cross Roads
to Benfeld The Commissioners took
the matter under consideration
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
UNIVERSITY CLUBS
PROGRAM FOR TONIGHT

Four we'll chosen subjects are on
The program for discussion by mcm
bers Of the University Club. Of ARna
polls. al its regular meeting in Nc
DoweH Hall. 81 Johns College. 10
night. Rev james L. Smiley will
open he evening With discussion o.
Science and Socialism. and the resi-
of tho program will be as follows
Some Famous Problems 81 Mathe-
mates by Prof G. r. Clements, The
Government Of 4 Small City By Major
Hugh r Riley and Amendments. in
Pariiamentary Law by Prof H y
Robert
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
WEST POINT CADETS
DOWN BROWN 47-l5

Army wound up Is home season by
an easy Victory over Brown yester-
day. AZ to r. A9 half time Army led
"A 10 8. The West Pointers left their
big team III FOL ten minutes At the
outset the Varsity running up ~
to-2 score. wheE fhes were withdrawn
in favnr of the substitutes II vas he
final contest for Army prior to the
Navy game here Saturday
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-02-24
SENATE INCREASES NAVAL
APPROPRIATION RsIL
RY siOa.:ssltD. .OltD

WASHINGTON. II c. Feb.
- CARVING slo0.5OOoOo
more than Il aid IS passed by
the House the annual Naval
Appropriation bill Was repori
81 today hy tl.e senate The
largest single I'M rease Was
$eloo0 900 for enlisted mems
pas made necessary by the
provision FOR i personnel
10000 instead OF 100000 az
proposed ty the House
An added appropriaton wa
one of Sl5.o000o0 for begin
ming work on TWO great air
plane carriers The airpl.tne
appropriation Was increased
from SIS 500.Go0 10 approyim
ately $50 .ooQ, ,69e