Charles Edison, told an audience here yesterday that the Navy had completed specifications and estimates for an expansion programme and that he hoped Congress would "see the seriousness of the situation" and approve the plan.
"We have got to deal in terms of big money," he asserted. "We are watching the events on the other side with particular care. We must realize we are no longer in a ten cent game of cut. It is time to throw out the blue poker chips."—United Press.
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