Indianapolis Times, Volume 46, Number 24, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 June 1934 — Page 12

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NAVY OUTLINES EXPANSION OF ' AIR PROGRAM 225 Planes to Be Added to Equipment; 24 New Ships Planned. By United Press WASHINGTON, June 3.—The navy today made plans to expand its air force to match an extensive projected ship building program, which will provide a full treaty strength sea force by 1939. Speeding up the air program co-

incides with announcement by Navy Secretary Claude A. Swanson that he has approved plans to spend $90,000,000 this year for building twenty-four ships and 225 planes. An earmarked $40,000,0§0 PWA fund, as soon as approved by the senate, will be used to construct*22s planes, twelve destroyers, two destroyer leaders and six submarines as the first phase in the five-year Vinson replacement program authorizing construction of 102 ships. The remaining $50,000,000 will be applied on three light and one heavy cruisers, already authorized in the regular naval appropriations for the year. The airplane program is: 1. Completely filling all aircraft carrier tonnage allotted under the Washington and London treaties as soon as possible. 2. Construction of sufficient airplanes to supply ships launched since 1926 and to provide the same ratio of airplanes to ships in 1939 as prevailed in 1921. The 13,800 - ton aircraft carrier Ranger was commissioned last Monday. Plans have been made to complete in 1936 two 20,000 - ton carriers, the Yorktown and Enterprise, being built at Newport News, Va. That will allow the United States one more carrier of 15,000 tons under the treaties. Rear Admiral Ernest J. King, chief of naval aeronautics, said he hoped to obtain appropriations for this during 1935-36. He said building 225 planes this year was a “big step’’ toward securing the desired ratio of planes to ships. He expects to seek approximately 200 planes more in 1936. It has been found that aluminum becomes stronger in the bitter colds of high altitudes.

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GIANT LEVIATHAN TO RETURN TO SERVICE Overhauled Liner to Start First Voyage Tomorrow. By United Press NEW YORK, June B.—The United States Liner Leviathan, overhauled at a cost of $150,000 to re-enter trans-Atlantic service, was prepared today for her first sailing in two years. She will leave for Europe Saturday on the first of five round trips her owners estimate will result in a $400,000 deficit. When last operated in 1932, the giant liner lost an average of $40,000 each one-way trip. The owners, figuring it would be cheaper to pay a SIO,OOO fine to the government each trip for not operating her, secured permission to take the boat out of service. This year, under the five-year contract with the shipping board, Washington officials insisted she be put back in service.

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BUSY WEEK IS SCHEDULED FDR BUTLERSENIORS Final Tests Start Monday; Scholastic Awards to Be Sought. Completion of academic affairs at Butler university is to command the attention of'the graduating class beginning Monday. Final examinations will continue from Monday until Friday, with two examinations being given each day. Seniors who have maintained a class average of not less than B

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minus are exempt from examinations. Induction services for thirty new members of Phi Kappa Phi, national scholastic honorary fraternity, will be held Friday, June 15, in the Washington. Members are selected from the upper tenth of the graduating class. Students also will be completing their examinations and research for Magna Cum Laude honors which will be conferred in addition to degrees. All fraternities and sororities on the campus will sponsor dances Friday and Saturday in honor of graduating seniors from their chapters. Also on Friday night, students

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who are receiving degrees in music, offered jointly by the Jordan Conservatory of Music and Butler university, will attend commencement exercises at the conservatory. The class picture will be taken Monday, June 18, at 8:30 in the formal gardens, immediately preceding the academic procession to the fleldhouse for commencement exercises. Class and alumni day program Saturday, June 16, will see graduates formally inducted into the university alumni association. Mallard ducks are learning how to make their nests in trees instead of on the ground.

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