Washington, Apr. 5.
Senator Robert F. Wagner of New York to-day "eritized the action of the Navy Department in discharging upwards of 1,000 work= ers in the Brooklyn Navy Yards at 'a time when President Hoover was urging that industry should assist in solving the nation-wide problem of unemployment, The New York Senator expressed the opinion that the Government should not simultaneously 1 relat expense and reenonsibity connection, while urging: Trivate capital to"shoulder epecal hardens for the benefit of the workers of the United States, Explaining the action of the Department, a Navy spokesman said that the discharge of workers due to completion of work on the cruiser Pensacola. Since there was for the time being no more work to be done, the discharge was unavoidable, he declared.
Tt was stated that new jobs will be available when the keel is Jaid for a new cruiser which was thorized by Congress a year agom—United Press.
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