Evening Star Newspaper, March 1, 1927, Page 10

HOUSE PASSE BL 10 ELEVATE US| Sends Measure to Senate for Second Time by Vote of 243 to 111. By the Associated Press. For the second time since the Washington arms gonference the House yesterday passed a bill to au thorize an appropriation to increase the firing range of guns on the bat tleships Oklahoma and Nevada. was sent to the Senate by a vote of 243 to 111, Representative Britten of Tllinois, ranking Republican on the naval com mittee, said funds for this purpose had been requested by Secretary Wil but, who took the position_that ele- vation of the guns would hot be in conflict with provisions of the arms treaty. The last Congress appropri- ated money for elevation of guns on 11 battleships, but subrequently re- pealed the act upon request of Charles E. Hughes, the Secretary of State. Hughes’ Position Debated. His position on elevation was dis- cussed during debate vesterday, some members contending he felt it would violate the Washington treaty, while others held he had looked upon eleva- tion as permissible but unwise at that time, Chairman Butler of the naval com mittee said he understood diplomatic | negotiations were now pending look- | ing to .settlement of the question. | Later it w id at the State Depart ment that Secretary Wilbur has heen in correspondence with Ambassador Houghton at London on the subject, but that no formal negotiations had been initiated Allotment Not Specified. ‘The amount allotted for gun eleva- tion was not specified in the bill, which authorized an appropriation of 1t | { proper adaption of these prin- By the Associated Press. LONDON, March 1.—The Brit- ish government is jealously guarding | its new war, secret, a mysterious in- | visible searchlight ray which makea‘ | | | | it impossible for an enemy to conduct military operations at night unob- served. . It is one of the most formidable war weapons yet discovered, and it was discovered accidentally. John L. Baird, inventor of the tele- visor and the discoverer of the mysterious ray, looks more like a staid college professor than a scientist who is perfecting a_powerful weapon {for a powertul government. He ac cidentally stumbled on the new « trying to perfect the atus with which he asts pietures by radio as | r as 150 miles. It belongs in the Infra-red fection of the spectrum outside the range of the human eyve. His process is to isolate and use the ray which the | human eye cannot see, but which is.| susceptable of being recorded ‘on his secret apparatus. ray ciples,” he disclosed, “it will be pos- | sible to see an enemy in the dark | when he believes himself to be un- observed. So far we are seeing over com- paratively short distances, but it has now become simply a question of cer- tain technical improvements and the application ot greater power in order to be able to see a person or a scene which is thousands of miles distant from the pomt where we are looking into the receiving screen.” His assoclate, Capt. O. G. Hutchin son, goes even further. “Attacking airplanes approaching under the cover Acquitted of Joy-Riding. James Monroe, a young white man, was acquitted vesterday by a jury in Criminal Division 1 of a charge of joy riding. He was alleged to have “hor rowed,” without permission, the auto mohi of Dr. Hiram . Evans, im- perial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, June 8. The car was driven to Phila delphia and its running board and a $13,150,000 for modernization of the two hatteships, $6.000,000 each for completing the airplane carriers Sar- atoga and Lexington and $1,000,000 {gr completing the fleet submarine The House also passed and sent to the Senate a bill to authorize an ap- propriation of $4,654.000 for improve- ments at the Coco Solo, Canal Zone; . Pearl Harbor, Hawaii; Sand Point, Washington: San Diego, Calif., and Hampton Roads, Va., naval stations. BROTHER OF SUSPECTS IN TRAIN HOLD-UP SHOT " Lee de Autremont May Be Fatally Wounded—Accidental, Says Oregon Man's Mother. By the Associated Press. SAN ANGELO, Tex., March 1.— Lee De Autremont, 23. whose three * brothers are wanted for a train rob- bery in southern Oregon three years } 8go, is in a hospital here with a bullet wound in his aldomen. Physicians said there was little hope for his re- . covery. Details of the shooting further than i the declaration that it was accidental were withheld by De Autremont and : his mother, who brought him here. .. Paul De Autremont, father of the boys, was notified at his home in Eu- gene, Oreg. Lee De Autremont is not invoWed in the train robbery charges. A brother, Hugh, recently was arrested .dn Manila and is being returned to the United States to stand trial in Oregon. The other two, Roy and Ray, are still at large. That can absorb great heat and not break down. fender were smashed. The machine was taken from a garage where Dr. Evans kept his automobiles. Attorney D.’e!‘)dd\\'ard Clarke represented the ac- cused. Iyk newn equipment. THE OIL THAT 1S DIFFERENT FROM ALL OTHERS. Beware of Substitutes. At Good Deslers Everywhere Bayerson Ol Works. 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