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February 18, 1928

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AGREEMENT IN SIGHT ON 15 CRUISERS NOW, WITH 10 OPTIONAL; House Committee Republicans' Plan Leaves Additional Craft to Coolidge's Discretion. COSTS CUT TO $264,000,000 White House Approval Expected for Modified Program With Opposition Satisfied. D.A.R. LEADER FOR BUILDING Dr. Hull and F. J. Libby, Opponents, Attacked at Hearing--Deportation of the Former Is Urged.

By Special to The New York Times

Mrs W S Walker, of D A R, would have W I Hull, who opposed naval construction program at House com hearing, removed from Faculty

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I.R.T. GETS A FEDERAL WRIT HALTING SUITS BY THE CITY TO BLOCK THF 7-CENT FARE; ORDER SIGNED AT NIGHT Judge Winslow Says It Gives Day in Court to the Company. HEARING SET FOR TUESDAY Fare Rise May Be Put in Force if Plea for a Permanent Injunction Succeeds. THE MAYOR IS INDIGNANT Intimates if Company Wines Action City Will Question Road's. Right to Use the Street's.

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I R T gets Federal writ halting City's suits; Mayor indignant; text of writ by F A Winslow

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