Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-12-26
British Flagship Will Bring Assurances of
Friendship to American Maneuuers

LONDON. Dec 2-When rsxr
FEBRUARY the best ships = the At
lar-1c squadron o. the American
nzEy are engaged - their annual
spring exercises of Co.on. the A.
Lrrlc entrance O. the Panama Can
e. there I'll Be present q great.
gray. grin looking hs-rlezhip. the
Se-sc1- bigger and Eo-e powerful
than anything Uncle sam possess
6 II VII be there Tot = anger.
rc- 20 spy. but n friendship II
fact. q the express invitation O
the American ECTer--e-- For this
British snip I'll be present % r.
turn q courtesy cal pad 70 Scot
Land last SUMNER q TIE American
b~2ftleShlps Utah. florida and ARK
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Tie thing cane about this way
TIE British admiralty recently de-
c6e6 20 send = squadron Of Is nex-
81 ships from II Atlantic forces
70 STOW the flag II West In61sn
waters Therefore. II Eas decided
that the Eelso1. RocneT. Hawkins
YORK Do-Ecxh-re. Norfolk and A6-
venture. under Admiral S- Llc1zel
HccEeS. conzzn6e--In-c15ef Of tie
Atlantic feet. should T<-- Jazz1ca-
Bzroz6oe< Trzr5dz5 and DezEz-z
They are 70 sal CT January q
As soor 6 the American goEel-
ren- heard O. iris II extended q
formal invitation 70 Admiral Hodges
70 visit The Ane-cz1 Eeet II his
Flagship. the Nelson And this II
y1tz-snn wzs promptly accepted HIS
host VII - Admiral = Y Chase. II
charge C the American leer Of
Co.cl
Mot Powerful Ship
TEe Nelson I'll u c. Tremendous
interest 70 Tie American officers.
because = s . Tar never and lore
Po=erZ ship than anything L ire
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fInS1ed II IS3 The NsSoa :
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Go The Ne-S01 carTzsS nl1e 10
Eca guns and rEelTe sx-Ech guns
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GINS and twelve S-ch gus The
Ss1So1 cares . RzI&- gus The
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BU- aS1e from rne professional
interest = thE IA British ship. there
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diner parties aboard TIE UzCE
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c-eTS and poSzhv. = regatta FG
the fac : that there = q better feel
II between r1e AEe--cz- and B-L-
E1 LeSlS than VET existed 6e-EEe1
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ms GATES bark 20 -ne fzZ1E eE-
Scs Dung The Spanish A-s-Ezz
Ez- whEn A6zEI Dzxev entered
The Ezrcc- q Mania a GS-Ez-
squadron Ec-s po<e--E than Dew
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that zE-aG To menace DeEeT and
hzEpe- his zc-soZ WEloz- any
f-Ss @ .szr1s-[ TIE British coz
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than anything that tie GS-ZzZ
had Eos between then and Dew
eys leeL- Il ~zs a SGT @ 1oz.ce-
B1oc6 Is thsrxs- than ~zST-
Sealed = Lasting Friendship
Te EzS-s rel u5ex-ccc
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from that tine CT IRE rzzses c. TIE
Two great 6ezoCzc.es Understood
earn c-tE-- Ts friendship -1-z
oeg@ Vas fully sealed Dung r5e
Ess- wa Admiral W G Sis
Eho Vas S1t 20 Eu-cpe . s1pe-1r-
tend rhe Operators O. TIRE Aze-zz-
Ee1 Q. war L EE01e71 waters ~
q Ike . ko1se z1-e With the BIT
Eh American 6S-0E-s E--E6
German s11zz--S + Company
=11h British ceS--oye-z- Admiral
Strauss laid the g-ea- Et-s bar
rae across the North Sea prevent
liz The German Submarines and
P-TTzsesrs fron getting o1- ITO The
Atlantic
TIE American bz--le<1l1 squadron
w6s- Admiral Hugh Roc-zl f--
ed le British grand feet q Sczps
Fo=. EcT vel tire yz-E Eo< q
with the British IVES luminosity ex-