Georgia and sponsor of the Navy Bill, said it made no specific appropriation or authorization for the fortification of Guam, but gave the Navy 1 full authorization to construct urgently needed bases wherever the New Department considered them most advisable. He said They might rest assured, however, the bill would provide a lump sum th every effort would be made to te be spent by the Navy at its own to [retain the best traditions of the old discretion. erverate a trans-Atlanti air service to system, while gradually introducing France. The company will be used to transport mail and goods the features of the Colonial Adtion.—Reuter.
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