Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 287, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 March 1928 — Page 7

MARCH 28, 1028

HOUSE PASSES BILL TO PROVIDE NAVAL FUNDS Clears Appropriations Calendar of All but One Measure. r>i I nitrd l J rrt* WASHINGTON. March 23.—The House cleared its calendar of all the annual appropriations bills, except, one, today when it sent to the Senate the $339,000,000 Navy Department bill passed Tuesday. Os the regular supply measures, only the legislative establishment bill, providing funds for Congress itself, remains to be acted upon by the House. One or two deficiency bills will be brought in later as usual, including one providing $2,750,000 for maintaining United States marines in Nicaragua. Navy of 83,250 Men - Tire Navy Department bill carried $48,000,000 for continuing work on eight cruisers and two submarines; $31,000,000 for aviation; $1,800,000 ior beginning work on two dirigibles, and $6,075,000 for modernizing the battleships Arizona and Nevada. Tire measure provides for a naval personnel of 83.250 men. Navy aeronautical engineers totla;' were drafting new advertisements for bids for construction of two new dirigibles of 6.000,000 cubic feet each. Secretary of Navy Wilbur ordered the airships readvertised after a controversy over the original bids had been arisen in Congress. It was said that an offer of Brown-Boveri Company of Camden, N. J.. to bid on the ships had caused reopening of the subject. Tilt Over Dirigibles pongress had authorized the construction of two large dirigibles at a maximum cost of $8,000,000. The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Akron, Ohio, pro Dosed to construct both ships for $8,000,000, but refused to build one dirigible for less than $5,000,000. This bid. the only one received when the ships were first advertised, precipitated a tilt in Congress and brought out the Brown-Boveri bid of $4,000,000 for a single dirigible. Previously, it had been generally assumed that the Goodyear concern, winner of the design competition, would receive the contract. FORMER HOOSIER KILLED Theodore J. Muchhof Dies in Plane Crash in California. Word was received here today of the death of Lieut. Theodore J. Munchhof, 35, graduate of Cathedral high school, who fe11,400 feet in an army plane on the west coast. The plane ran into a flock of seagulls over San Francisco Bay. The officer was the son of Joseph A. Munchhof, former real estate dealer here, but now resident of California. The family lived at 2046 N. New Jersey St. The flier had been in the aviation service during and since the World War. Celebrate Air Express Service Celebration of the inauguration of airplane express service between Indianapolis and Cincinnati is being arranged for Monday at the Indianapolis airport by John W. Dill, local agent for the American Railway Express Company. Air service later will be offered express shippers to all places covered by the air mail.

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