In Britain; U.S. Aims at 7,000-10,000 sere To THE "wes London, Nov. 6.
British Government is expected to announce this week its intention to increase the first-line strength of the Home air force from 2,750 machines to between 4,000 and 5,000, states the air correspondent, of the "Sunday Times." The decision, the cor Seepondent asserts, will involve an expansion of the aircraft industry to a point at which it is capable of producing between 00 and 40,000 machines a year. Before the end of the month ite of production will be increased by about fifty per cent, and it will continue to increase until 1940, when the full war potential will be reached, I addition, Great Britain's de-tee'will be strengthened by two Hungary's Expansion ltsized. British balleship deed since the Great War.
To Be Blocked of 85,000 tons, these vessels waveiney teh Meineh guns and will, cable of a speed of over 30 Bucharest, Nov. 6 Phot. "They wil be Launched early 1 Is an open secret that much of Mhe ow yenr:—Reuter, the discussion. was devoted to means Washington, Nov. 6. of opposing further tersitoral gains President Roosevelt. definitely in-By dlsatiaied Powers when Prince tends to Aske Congress to authorize Paul, the Regent of Yogosavia, and Moe the world's mightiest air feels King Carol, of -Rumants, conferred for the United States Army, number-fon the international. situation yes-{ng between 7000 and 10,000 aircraft, jig Jearned in Administration. cir 'A communique afterwards said that cies. complete identity of views, prevailed 'The President's far-going plans to all questions examined, ad that sarenghen tke nation's defence' inthe relations between the we coun: Gute {ull equipment, as quickly as tries were stronger than ever before, fosiole, for the nucleus of an. army Beast 400,000" strong, according to sequently lett for a shooting party in he King and the Prince futortaive reports. it 1s estimated 'Transylvania. 'Both rulers. ave tad that the programme Involves an out-to be determined to strengthen their fay. for '1989, excluding this year's respective counties' efforts t0. Opmtr appropriations, totalling well pose Hungary's attempts to regain fervitory lost during the War.
The plan is also understood to pro-'The opinion that Rumania would vide for the acquisition of war re-soon be" directly "involved. was exe Yerves for a force of 1,000,000. men pressed today by the well-known Sble to tke the field within a few Liberal statesman, M. Constantin months in the event of war.
Bratianu, in an. interview with A separate emergency budget is a Router, He considered that if both alviee President Roosevelt is report-Moly "and Germany—supported fio be considering for the speedy Hungary's claims, there was nothing option of his new rearmament proto do but to yield unless the Western democratic powers lent their sup-our Pots of Plan port.
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