Evening Star Newspaper, October 6, 1927, Page 4

AUSTRALIAN TARIFF HIT. 3 » | Protective System Abused, Report of Canberra Board Says. NEW ANTLARCRAET dency t was voi da ; / an which a, October port. submitted to- Tariff Board, prob- Latest in War Devices Shown at Aberdeen as Ordnance Group Meets. taviffs on . which was intended to improve the position of | zommonwealth Industries, has simply | resulted in <agnation, and the effect | of duties has been to add to the costs | of production and the cost of living, | the report says, The study, which was to the Federal Parliament, Imposition By the Associated Press, Bl i ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, et | states that (ORATORY GROUP prevailing ten- | stem” | lem of Austra ariffs | THE FEVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, ons from each of the h schools, as well as om_the Leonard Iall whose er, 1ep- orators, including rank W, rintendent of ‘schools, and Stephen Kramer, | fivst assistant supevintendent, will he | among th v tribute to the contestants. high schools, tive teachers and officials of The Star and the contest, will have places at the luncheon table also. Will Not Speak Here. Following the luncheon a eon delega Washing A committ Students to Be Guests at Luncheon After Recep- tion at Station. Plans were completed today for the | reception of the five contestants in'assembly will b> held fn the Central the Second International Oratorical | auditorinm, 1 M4, October 6.—An antiaircratt gun which automatically sights targets in , the air is a type of weapon members ©f the A Ordnance Association will be called upon to manufacture and i operate if war should come again. T gun is controlled hy a sensitive instrument he tariff i hel iustries irrespect of difference between wages and within the commonwealth JUNKERS AIRPLANE used to bolster up | m.‘.m\ which detects the posi- tion of a moving airplane by sound waves. At night a similar instrument is attached to a huge =earchlizht, which throws its heam directly upon rplane simuitaneously with. the discharge of the gun. Association Holds Comwention. This weapou is one of the new de \DMVIHOHN in fighting equipment on today to those attending the 1 annual convention of the Army ance Association here. The membership comprises active | and Reserve officers. manufacturers i pledged to industrial edness for war as the 1arantee of peace.”” Crowell of Cleveland is Actress Passenger Sticks to| Ship When It Descends in Fog. tion's | Rene. presi- | Dy the Associated Press LISBON. Portugal. October & The Junkers plane D1230 arvived in Lis | bon at 4 pm. today from Santa Cruz, | where it was forced down last night. ACTRES " of the Aberdeen 8 in action today far more power- and destructive than that used in Worid War, churned the \\,.mri e Chesapeake Bay or made literal in the earth on the veserva- th their deadly projectiles. TAYS ON SHIP. Flyers Descend in Sea as Fog Hampers Navigation. ! CRUZ. Portugal, Octoher Junkers hydro-airplane n route to the United New Powder Shown. | Duwight F. Davis. Secretary of War, 3 other cabinet members a group of high officers of the Army | - and Navy have sponsored the exhibit. | rmany by way of he * the most spectacular held since the | AZ0res, as riding at anchor -+ Sk AGEyiEECE Ry | at a nearby bathing Aot ing been forced down last e dnch | fog while fiying from Amsterdam to The maximum range with a charge of | lishon. T R0 pounds of powder is over a9 The plane, which will use Lisbon : miles. It maintains a rate of fire of 2% 4 lase for the hop to the Azoros, | | SANTA 6 () he I ranking ne round a minute, and is carried on | Staved all night off the coast here just 3 S iandard tacunt. | northwest of Lisbon, * Flashless powder which does not| Lilli Dillenz, the Viennese . absorb moisture is another feature ur‘ wi een a passenger aboard the the demonntration. nce it left Norderney, L _The chemical warf: on Tuesday, refused to come ¥ield Artillery, “Artillers, 5.|~=hmn and spent the night in the plane i Engineers, In.|with the crew. - | The DI1230 this afternoon was wait- | . modern | ing for tie fog to lift in order to con. equipment. tinue the flisht to Lisbon, s Bathers on the Santa Cruz beach first saw the plane circling over DOCTORS AND DRUGGIST £DOC apparenily Uing to ind a s FINED ON DRY CHARGES | out 1o sen- Romrate s gl hoiner tar barrel lit to indicate the best landing place. Finally the plane made |a landing and fishermen went out in | rowboats, bringing one of the G fyers ashore to obtain provisions. | When the news spread that the plane carried a lady passenger, there | was something of a sensation and it | |was said today that a committee of | | woman bathers went out to the plane | iooffer her hospitality ashore, but Frau | Dillenz refused. One of the pilots of the D1230 said | this morning that the plane had suf- | fered no damage, but having a pas- senger aboard and not mmz the fog | conditions, the crew decided as a | measure of prudence to descend in the | |sea with the assistance of the lights | | set out by the l:nums actress, their respective most ~ Three Get Suspended Jail Sentences of Six Months on Prescription Accusations. : t Special Dispatch to The Star. RICHMOND. Va., October 6.—Dr. Emerson M. Babb of Ivor, Va. and P Dr. W. H Batte, jr.. of Courtlan . licensed physicians in Virginia. a J. R. Whitty of Richmond, a register- ed drug clerk, were found guilty in " the United States District Court here + yesterday afternoon, and the court * imposed fines of $500 and a term of - six months in jail against each of the accused. 3 Judge Groner, however, announced | * that the jail terms would be suspend- . ed during good behavior. The phy- sicians were charged with issuing > liquor prescriptions illegally, and the 5 | drug clerk was charged with having| Annulment of marriage is asked in furnished liquor to others than for & suit filed by nest H. Hix, 1631 whom prescribed. The latter entered | Euclid street, Lula A. Hix, | ;& plea of guilty to the charge after | 915 L street. Attorney Edward C.| § the jury had first failed to agree. | Kriz appears for the husband. l XD S dfl?é%?rWest (INCORPORATED) 14th & G Streets N. W. Husband Askl Annulment. | agai x> WESTONE FIFTIES Suits Hand-taslored by Stein-Bloch. Exclusive Styles 350 There's spruceness in these well-tailored suits. Smart, distinctive patterns. Fabrics that re- bound from wrinkles, and stand up under the strain of daily wear. Westone Fifties are made according to our own private style specifications. They're here in a wide array. Awaiting your choice. OTHER § § ge Y B X < & % § < X P Ve U N Y N e Ve Ve VAV Ve eV o e e Ve Y VY Vi Ve Ve VeV VA AN STEIN-BLOCH SUITS, $30 to $90 xOx e of the margin | s ARRVES AT LISBON - | and uitimately to Cential High School, | Each of the contestants st when they arrive at Unfon ation at 12:25 o'clock tomorrow aft- | ernoon. | Dorothy Carlson. the American A delegation of more than 130 per- [ frant, will be presented to ;..m fncluding school officials, teach: | sentative audience of Wa ers and students, in addition o con- [ high schoel stndents. The contestants test officials, will meet the young ora- { will not sveak at the assembly, nor s ot e when they leave | will they be permitted to deliver any it train, The 35-piece Festival Or- | formal addresses in the Capital b the Disirict high schools, | fore the contest in the Washington " ile. divection. of Tunwig. 1. | Anditorinm, one week (1omy tomorrow | will be transported to Union | night. Station In motor husses and will play | At while the five national champions are | asse i srected by the Washington re- -.[»(u\n commiitee. v | while The | Tueaday n foreizn lands, in company with Miss »m-: Manoly, of the contestants will he Hotel, where will reside the conclusion \bly, the to the Mayfower and_their parties in Washington Luncheon at Central. orators left Fdinburg, Following (he gresting at the sta ht and today they Lion the orators and the entire party | completing their visit to Birming- W 161 ve the cancourse (e eastarn (ham. whete Maxwell Lancaster, that door to hoard automobiles, which, | diStrict's spokesman in_the national headed by the orchestra busses, will | COnlest. and Robert Sessions, na- > {tional champion in 1925, are hosts at convey the e vania avenue Ny ¥ Shem, il BOnHSYI AL VARG [inieees v anE (CeTEBEAID S IHefBre) ves suming (he trip to Washingion. and his im = . mediate retinue will oecupy a separate | Use of American machinery has de- pen automobile, with the flag of his | creased since 1913 in Europe. whereas espective country flving | Australasia ie using twice as much as At the Central High School lunch- | bafore the war. where an official luncheon will be held. | New Arrivals Autumn Hats Every day now adds its quota of distinctive smart- ness to our superb collection of Autumn Hats, Models appropriate for every type and every occa- sion—all head sizes—conservatively priced. 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