London, Mar. 3.
The new British army estimates total £97,50,000 a net increase a compared with last year of £1,463, /000. The establishment remains the ait 147,700, The strength of the regular army, inclusive of the British troops. in India, will be approximately 5,000 below the establishment as compar fed with over 8,000 a year ago, but.
troops in India: will be spread around his temples, but wake with a quick step and his weight, teen reduced from 210 Ib, to about 180 or less.
Some of his friends believe that Mr. Hoover has a secret desire to candidate for the presidency in the next election (1936) in the hope to. vindicating his principles and ities which were somewhat overshadowed by the depression, One thing is certain about the president's life in the next few Fears, according to his secretaries. He is firmly decided against, writing his memoirs. Despite tradition, us well as the self-satisfaction and Self-vindication to be enjoyed length of "the Territorial army. at the beginning of 1988, showed a decrease of 27 officers and 7,621 other ranks in twelve months, Lord Hailsham, Secretary of War, points out that itis necessary to Fosume the annual territorial camps the decline ie second of the Army ix not to be permanently impaired. Reuter. such an act, Mr, Hoover finds weir ing s0 disagreeable that he probably wil shun it for a long time, if not permanently, it is said.
He ix taking to his California home about 20 tons of personal papers. These he will classify' and perhaps contribute some of them to ithe Hoover Collection of War Papers at Stanford University, assemblage he started after' che war.—United Press.
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