Jrecautions now being taken _Among the defects reported in the against spread of terrorism in New York Times" are the following: Rumania.
"Reliable sources report that thelinat they could not be fired satis-sources report the fitted so tightly 1, On, the destroyer, Shaw: torpedoes e terp es King plans to eliminate the Fascist|factorily. illegal Iron Guard organization completely.
Outlawed chiefs of the Iron Guard privately alleged that the slaying of Captain Cornelius Codreanu and his thirteen. companions yesterday ing was "outright a: nation. claimed this charge was supported by the fact that relatives and other nesses were not permitted to inspect the bodies of the slain men before burial The burial took place just three hours after the men were [rhot, and before Bucharest had definite news of the affair.
It was further reported today that General Ion Antonescu, who was 2. Twenty-eight destroyers of the Mahan class were found, to have deck and side plates too thin for safety and had to be strengthened by extensive structural modifications.
3. The aircraft-carriers Yorktown and Enterprise which should have been Completed months ago, have not yet passed their acceptance tests. The reduction gear on both had to be com-heavy cruisers have Toll excessively. Many have suffered from cracked stern posts.
Construction of the battleships Washington and North Carolina, the first two to be laid down under the naval rearmament programme, is already two months behind schedule because of changes in design made after construction was started. They will not now be able to join the fleet before 1942. arrested two: ago, would be taken before a military tribunal shortly.—United Press
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