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pertinent. was ship till we Ittd! :‘
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NORTH DAKOTA WILL eE MAos'fllmve Ions after the war-hips Ilhr
GREAT FIGHTER. [pod their cables and left their quiet
berths in the North River for stern-
Battleship Built In 1910 Needed an‘“ mm” °“ Namlmseu-
Repairs to Experimental Turbines The“ his little 2°?!“ that met?‘
' , masonwynewan threaten us
NEW ‘ ORK Sept 30 "The but, have not been put in the battleship be-
tleshlp North Dakota. long criticised Jore now is because of the cost in
as the weakest link in America‘s tiny-'1913 the Navy department with its
at Chm t! deionse. ‘8 to be refl‘tedjusual volume of work on hand. sz
as one °f "'9 most powerful ships afraid to go to Congress for the half-
ln the Navy, it was announced last million necessa‘ry tor the North
night by Secretary Daniels iDakota... The same reason kept the
Outllmng the plan by which the Board of Inquiry from demanding
Navy 3 "white elephant" ‘9 t° b°;new motlvelpower for the ship.
equipped with new and serviceable; With the turn or the tide in naval
,ongines. the Secretary scored the and military matters, it now is re-
Navy department or the past. for ever; gsrdcd in Washington as we to ll)-
accepting the ship from its builders. brooch Congress tor the 1008 deeded
the Fore River Shipbuilding Com- ”momma”
puny of Quincy, Moss Experiment Proves Costly.
Secretary Daniels wfllso to the next The North Dakota is equipped with
comm” for an appropriation for the ..two turbines developing 25 .000 horse-
rehabilitation of the “mud 1”U'lpower. who was the itrstibl; vessol‘
Wfighter It is expected that no I.” in the navy to be dined With well
than “”9?" 3‘“ more than sigh huge turbines attached dluootiy to that
teen months M will be requiem}: propeller shafts. She has “proved a
tO‘ place the unfortunate bullwhip. in costly experiment i
turbines u-un economicallyasnd rot-I
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