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CARIBBEAN AIR > A- 1 - . BASE —♦ —r ESTABLISHMENT IN PUERTO RICO SELECTION BY U.S. NAVAL EXPERTS CCE APPROPRIATIONS FOR NEW VESSELS nin fcASOciATiow—co»tbio*t.) Iwived September 18, 8.30 p.m.) MEW YORK, September 10. Convinced of Puerto Rico’s value defending the Panama Canal, tUbited States Naval Board and fitary and aviation experts have "»ea Islagrande in upper San Juan Aour as a Caribbean air base. Admiral Hepburn, before leaving # Juan for Washington to seek development appropriation of de,ooo dollars, said that he was favourably impressed with the strategic significance. It is also being developed as a *t beae by deepening , the channel d the construction of a graving |dc capable of accommodating a AOO-ton cruiser. tte New York “Herald-Tribune” fi.that'the selection of Islagrande * nova in the new United States’ *7 the centre of naval from "the Pacific to' the because experts feel that East war temporarily elim**s the Japanese menace while situation threatens to ®»Jhe United States, fjjf “Herald-Tribune” adds that Jhal Hepburn was instructed to »ew -bases for a doubled air a .vastly increased navy, and wthe newly-established Atlantic S” fleet of seven 10,000-ton and seven destroyers. TOnting out that only one of the ■ups for the new Atlantic squadJ*, 1 * ready for active service, the “Times” calls it a “paper H that it is believed that it mat it ib ucucveu tutu jv • *o*tted primarily for its effect JdPUblic opinion, and is not defr® to protect Atlantic trade in _*vcnt of war. The opinion is [yg-. wi Well. xxit; that the ships would go to _ with the main fleet after rL>unuary manoeuvres. Navy Department has rewarships are at present construction costing 790,000,000 jja. and within a few weeks new make the total more i- , .000,000 dollars. The figures 25? 29,000,000 dollars for naval and 20,000,000 dollars for on the slips comprise two an carrier, four submarines, and 41 de- . is what you wi Press” bring it tress' ormg i Mil fo'lS? 1 ”*