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AMERICAN NAVY

RECORD APPROPRIATION

THE| EXPANSION PROGRAMME

|45,00q-TON SHI£S

(By Tfftograph—Press Association— Copyright^,

(Received May 19, 10.30 a.m.), i ' ■■■'■'

1 WASHINGTON, May 18. The; Senate passed a recordbreakikig Naval Appropriation Bill for 753,420,241 dollars to provide funds 'for the naval expansion pro* gramnjie.

A pi yd vision is included under which the Nas^y Department is forbidden to purchase: Argentinian tinned beef. President Roosevelt' protested .against the itenin, pointing out that the Argentinian product was better and cheape* than thra American.

Senators Borah and Vandenberg unsuccessfitillly attempted to kill the provision for the building of two 45,000----ton ship p. Senator Borah expressed the belrfel! that Japan was not building suchi; battleships, and said: "This programme was started by Britain with thejp knowledge of the United States."

Senator'? Walsh pointed out that Britain -\^as building battleships of 42,500 toi^s because she knew that Japan -\\ias exceeding the 35,000 ton limit.

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Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 116, 19 May 1939, Page 9

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AMERICAN NAVY Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 116, 19 May 1939, Page 9

AMERICAN NAVY Evening Post, Volume CXXVII, Issue 116, 19 May 1939, Page 9

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