Evening Star Newspaper, May 16, 1924, Page 40

40 WOODS HITS U. S. BAN ON JAPANESE IN TOKIO American Ambassador, in Speech, Declares Coolidge and Hughes Not to Be Blamed. Address Heard by. Party Heads Likely to Rule Soon. PACIFIC PEACE By the Associated Prees. TOKIO, May 16.—Speaking at a gathering of Japanese opposition leaders and prominent American res- idents, including newspaper corre- spondents, Cyrus E. Wool American ambassador, sa immigration bill is not what vou want and not what I want. I know that your government has done all that it properly could to prevent this situation; you know what President Coolidge ' and Secretary of State Hughes have done on our side to pre- vent the same.” The ambassador was introduced by Mr. Kotaro Moohisuki, one of the leaders of the Keneseikai party in the Diet, who was host of the oc- caslon and who referred to the immi- THE Zones of Silence Still Mystery After French Scientists’ Test Explosion of Ten Tons of Melinite to Solve Problem Fails to Achieve Results Expected by Experts. By the Assockuted Press. LA COURTINE, PAY-DE-DOME, France, May 16.—The results of the experiment 4n exploding ten tons of melinite last' night at the Courtine camp near hete in an attempt to solve the mystery of “zones of silence” Isappointing and puzzling. explosion blew a hole twenty e | feet deep and sixty feet wide in the With the exception of one ig, which died a martyr to number of animals placed s at distances varying from 100 to 300 yards from the scene showed no ill effects from the violent dis- placement of the air, although doubt- less they did not find it pleasant. One of thirty stray dogs brought from a nearby town was %o lucky as to have is lea after the explosion occurred. In con- seqence of these reports it is consid- ered that the results of the second and third experiments, to be made shortly, must be awaited before con- clusions can be drawn. No Vibration in England. LONDON, May 16.—The explosion of melinite at La Courtine caused no sensible vibration in England so far as could be ascertained this morning. Some non-scientific listeners claim to have heard a “bang” but sensitive apparatus prepared at several points was watched carefully without re- sult. MUSIC BODY ELECTS. Chooses Michigan City, Ind., for Meeting in 1925. COLORADO SPRINGS, Col., May 16. —Michigan City, Ind, was chosen as EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON. “SELL-OUT” REPORTER ASSAILED BY EDITOR By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, May 16.—The grafting, shyster reporter is a new menace to American journalism and ranges all the way from the “dumbell,’ who does not observe and cannot tell what he sees and hears, to the contemptible “sell-out man,” Paul R. 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Any honest publisher would enjoy wringing the neck of the shyster, sell-out man.” The reporter, he declared, is the most important man on the news- paper staff and should not try to disguise his profession by terming If a “special writer, investig: feat; m Large Pimples All Over Faceand Neck “1 had been troubled with pim- D. C, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1924 TODAY .. TCMORROW May 16 May 17 AT ANY GOOD GROCER You simply sign a sales ticket when you purchase a combination of gration question. Replying, Mr. Woods said, “There 48 but one subject on the minds of all. Tt is futile for me to speak with- out dealing with it. It is the immi- n Ussel, La Courtine and Au- gration bill." on, registered only feeble shocks. Woods stressed the importance of | Paris heard nothing: nor did Amien: peace on the Pacific ocean and de- | Moulins, Chermont-Ferrand, Limoges clared that all present shared that| Strassburg or M . At some o responsibility. these cities shocks were registered, he guests included Viscount Kato, | but it is not certain they were caused leader of the Kenseika Korekivo | by the oxplosion. Takahashi, ormer premict and lead- Bordeaux Hears Nofxes. er of the Sei Yukai whom Woods met | pordesux heard a dull rumblin B chose Eange foF: the Trat tne fourteen minutes afterward, or two Special interest attached to the oc- | minutes later than should have been casion owing to the probability that | R carihe ane o been these men will shortly be forming a cabinet. LAUD CHURCH WAR BAN. Congregational Conference In- dorses Methodist Action. DURHAM, N. H., May 16—The New confer- placed at various ous and inexplicable, ar as reported up to the present. in the immediate neighbor- the 1925 convention place of the American Federation of Musicians, over Niagara Falls. Re-election to- of_President Joseph N. 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