Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1927, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. (. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1927. »h NECT 1Y S : — |s-4 RESCUE BALKED : = ———————— 'F1GHT FOR CANTON JAPANESE UULLS DOILLS SEN1 S AMBASSADORS OF GOOD WILL ' AS WINDS PREVENT NEW NORWEGIAN MINISTER ARRIVES MAY FLARE AGAIN: main exposed ¥ 4 P more definit N Local Committee Greets Vis- R ik o e g g to_gafets when ¢ 3 Should it bhe itors Fr-m Orient—Ex- o) i { s ol ¢ W e A s bt 3 4 £ would confront the < i 3 ‘vepnralions aboard the fleet wen - R, : ¥ .. Foara SIE St deterina on T . i § E despite the comparative optimism the Monsen caleulation there ar JEREER et Miuinamiirs of 3 4 e . before, the officers and men the pos LT A ol X % ™o ar ; sibilits that the + hour mizh ndered an offi ' was M for any diplomat. They were met at Union Station by ¥ Have Pevished members of th ihassy siafl 4 a ) e e s g B ol om E e dead hut it was plain thi tonians diin belief that any of th an The ambassadors weie hea nt be save w pinned entirely Mise Japan, who was born in the im Perial househ and thev included | SIS A pon L SaAni B . 4 1 4 Lieut. Comudr. Bdward Elishers, who R director of common schaol | upon the chy nees of reaching the meo i e sur of the scene ek . M : - * p & Elishur who is rec 0 of international good will of the Fed the party in Chicago Navy's submarine expert ving with Capt like hin 0 oeustody of K. Nehey D, Sidue: Fine Kxhibit of Ari K. Guli il of Churetes, who headed the deleg them at th ¥ o . e Union Sta t f X R ith _tw » across the fic divers to attach thew extremely delieate and are e savs od acvived i tow country always have en ¢ 1he ¢ which it spe [ . They sent the childien of . 5 s her uld ot b (vadled pE SRORA to the children of Amerlca in Prautwa“ A” Suo‘desrlons Ha ve Been » Bviug sthe 40l ior IDEaN S ing ot » through the plates and the children of wntry in send I T 00y 0- dapan Tried. But Found Useless: Diffi- e e safets Sonist (e et several monrhs ago attempting o increase the By e Awsociated Pross i o5 . g Two of the ambassadors. Miss Yoka ficiency of the machanism for the Ngw LONI B Bachke, the o (o the United Stac B tarces wih e culties Explalnc& 0nLeol ol the SrsselSnlATEMROBRIEN fo) o minesweeper Kalcon. stane the wa integ 4 1 weya and Dr k. and SR A T its sub. | ing the sunken S 1 Ing many Washington children during {4, J70, 4, Ast Guard desty " el fre se v T e that the c into position so that a diver mishi 2 the week in whic ey will be ac unahle A Paulding late Saturda ernoon in one of the internal con Wwn to the S4 with an au their e cessible in downtown department | PAUICINE JaTe Satiid sy v " S tha sittace Wil T s0n 2l : sl stores. Next Tuesday the Japanese | Collidon. are pouring in i« flooded there |\ inum. Material advances in this B b e TG B basn 7. Matsudaira, will speak | rtment, hut few have , i remote pos- | on Bl e e i e Ine | torpedo tube to give the six men oxy ‘ - Hat_bo coming by way i Can Ui S Rox: D, R aethier Lainte o ave equipped | il 10 Gnovable from. the ) e e R Greatly Impressed by Trip Experience s vinced the dey SR e e e compray joins aent that after each ident 1o a are v with <ubmarine it may look an ava m next month ‘v vided for the Bt e Sk |conning’ tower, and in case (he per | shore helieve i : Through Ancent Canals i Renchalatil venting a repetition of the disasier i’ oy e Anal carlier in the day : 0 storage sysiem is amply sufficient | o the torpedo tubes i, pos Amid Land of Beauty. Emmit W. Fineh of Perryville, Md.. |1 hein o vessel to the sutface. the Bibmarines it the per gesied yesterday o the de, vessel Navy r ations, for- | 3o ke thraranit Korved to electro-magnets be used bidden to divetin time of peace ™ the a the latest subr The Kalcon, fagsuip unde, ables to the | bureau points out avaanRRL I8 i dthat wiral Frank H. Brumby directing res 4 cue operations st the e of the or the aftermosi co 3 Apart from the S4 wrecked Submarine N been Turning to the pre f marker |depurtmient said. “The K-4. the the number to 0 The delegation of Washingtonians nvited 1o great the dolls 1ation was D A by Mrs oodpasture and included Rev, Dr. 1. R. Sizoo and Mrs Rev. Krederic own Harris Mrs. Harris. W. 1. Darby and Mrs. Darby, M William Aber nethy, M William nberlin Miss Ruth Clark, Mr Dinwi die. Mrs. F. Bdgington. Mrs. Wil liam P Elsnberger. Mrs. Thomas A BY ¢ o the propos: t large elecuro Marker 6 magnets be used 1o raise a sunken submarine. the department answers | that “this scheme s been very ecare tully investigated and found to he im- | <75 ey s 4 says ieh buoys, equipped with tele | Navy which have gone to the botiom phones and, in many caxes, with elec |and been unable to hriug themnelves Groover, Mrs, T. J. Gattis, Mra. tric lights and releasable. from the |to the surface. In the case of K-4 A . ise the weight of a sunken sub L o e sa i of Mex herd was something us 3 = rie C. Harris, Mrs. T. J. Howerton e would be Erenter then thely | CONUIOl ronm of the vessel. were ai|As the vessel undoubiedly went to the | 1 u later message he aid that he Sk SR b front and hehind them. 1 <. Wil « re S i VAR Vse e o | submarines, | botton: very quickly, no was foreed to leave the rexcue area v ! very often somethiog be ul, to see | seen anything like it B s Heiier aaen Hiing ty s o e : e ) turn toward the harbor béecause | 1ave fvated. but (hey seemed Irwin, Mrs. J. Claude Keifer, Mrs. H € the ; M. Kendrick Mrs. avid W 1 Nrs. Willam F. McDowell Mrs. ., Aoy apparaius ca of tif depth charges or o other causes, | (e bow of he vessel rested on the s et e e A e ] Sl s canal. and ‘there we diser G. Mason, Maj. and M Metz | the magnets obviously could ift the | warker huoys were removed from ali | hottom aod the siern projected atove Framil et e I am surprised b the linchean. which | Mrs. Jdoy Elmer A S T BUBare ANl AETats maLld Bt | e e N s /A | the nitince, 17 tho S5 lad vean Niian | COMMURITY CENTER Nearly the whole day was speai in . & that AT bt a0d et lace Radeliffe, Mrs Rob- | necessary.” the department points our. | In connection with the provision of |With the stern torpedo tubes which i tha in tvery day spent h 1as he ertson, Mrs [ ncerning the prov p cial | marker buovs, it should be noted thai |Are heing instalied in the latest ¢ | TO PRESENT PAGEANT [t i Sounimtioe; £, jeelioK i which do uot exist anyw ut, ar s was unique — | MEXICO CITY forced into the hartor Provinee: town, Mass. hy the & <ens, the Navy Department was advised today 3 b “The weather is too rough to ge day we visitec ace 2 A pht i i~ {the Falcon in position the admiva BOS- Nivw ¥ | said in a message (o the departmen buoys for indieating the position of a | the S48 a e Sl are the only e submarine. the deparimeni |relaiively modern submarines in o Moves Ve MAZNELS necessary Nuchimileo, Owing to the danger of their acci |cue apparatus woul enl. It was like moving After a time we reached f the rough water well anchoredicnday, - Maving chis ¥ where bridges arched aver Lifting Eyes ed " eiv narrow cunasls carried oue U to another wo of huodreds of gt e it 2 h - y the continent have mi Ta Moni A. Williams. Mrs. Harry ing a sunken submarine. unless the marker buoy can be de f Submarines ihe wescape « A t o . 1 we had gone some time it | for i Mexica Waooleyer. Mrs. William Allen Wil | the department says that “all subma- tached from one of the compartments |“T€N through these stern torpedo e we had X bur, Mre. Alton 1. Wells and Arthur rines were at one time furnished with of the submarine which is not flooded (1hex wouid have beeq a comparative. “Christmas Message” to Je Given ern Mexica caught up with us to make my stav pleasant Hungerford of Ballimore ge lifting eves secured in the top | i f 0o value. It should also he |1V Simple matter. The « EiBiie Gusowa. cure bD 4 to leave f the hull neac ihe bow and s RN it HhiE B redin oF O parallels the case of 1 sin and a typieal Mex Xt City. We went out by automobile, al Tonight in Armstrong special (rolley cars. As | have not |y e | the vessel tion add Repair is alveady in po SRy e iperaonneliof fhe s e Auditorium veur nc uy travellag by alr- | R o ey B o ootes | Amasicn. Farame & COMMUNITY CENTER Owing 1o the farge size of the pres- | sion of plame of a succesuful (vpe of {°d i raising the bow (o the sucface [ iane o = 1010 oot wen y S0 N g ¥ by The New Yark ent submacines. it is not considered | marker huoy equipped with a tele | A0 effected escape through the bow 'he Christimas Message.” a pageant |y spoil the record. Aud | have only it § ticable to lifi themn by o ns of c i o pHohE AdfamisibAlc Rkt torpedo tubes. The sioking of the written and directed by Marie Moore | used automobiles moving about PLANS YULET'DL FETE‘ limited nnmber of lifting eves se In the case of theiS 4, however the | <31 by collision and flood | Worrest. director of drama. Commu | cities. or in getting to and from Hyiug | ured to the hull. The provision of jocation of the wrach is known. one | ¥ OF the i ! o inner hull | nily Cen Department, will be given | tields lifting eyes has therefore heen dis resulted i conditioos simils 1o the % tinued. and in case it should become the oil “stfek™ and the presence orium of Armstroug Msaual Training [ Park View “Group Will Have neressars to lift a sunken sub of oil bubbles. The “slick’ enabled i s s | Schoal When we reached Nochimilco, I BV AL O it is now considered thai the divers (0" Kowiahere 1o besin: operd The cast has heen assembled frow | bual sowethiog like a loug Hat pu ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE P-B STORE Christmas Program Tomor- could hest be lifted by cables worked | rinne 1o rench fhe orsfi local community centers in divisioos With aa s woing over it was waiting e e e e underneath the bull.” the departmen e department says that “the ne. 10 to with wembers of the Dunbar [4ud M. Morrow aud avsell with row Night. declares he depariment savs thal “the e | mem explained. but is unlike the case er taking the leading rolex. Other | mewbers of the embussy staff and - ng t One of the afvorable s 1 f i fo L i 5 4 U of the S48 where the bow was raised 5y R e Ehe Lading A e i . tion with the marker boys or oo or wat s parts will be taken by represeaialives | members of (he city council who were inventors and others : al buoys hus ot heen appavent | oug, o WAL enubling the wen toof Cleveland Center Buviville Center | SUtertaining us weat 1. The The Park View Community Center, 5140E ‘““Y e “\' view of the large quantity of com- | S8 UL BT e o Luber T [ano West Washingtou Center boat was puled aloug t ol 2 ewlon Streeis. w old 0 Be SRess Qo - 8 - P which is Al ana? i WS W 0. & s il urn. d Y 1o | At which lie Letween the rdens Warder and X \ il hold o i o i ) vhich % | pe glive M w e hed byt e a Christmas fete tomorrow nigh g i e St vied by all submarines . choral society of the Birnes Center | WHere the vegetables aud tio sold The program. which will begiu ai|P¥ those making the nroposs « wlso been made or wnd the Bituey Community Ceuter |14 Mexico ity srown s ulig 720 il Wil beiheld in the audi- | P crew could leave Tor wupHivlig v (o, 4 String Quacter. The stage lghting | Ofiginally aill of MeXico City, ir Sensible. suitable. practical gi that will be under the supervision of tinr the times of Corles aud before, was orium and parents and friends of the e Boat Hi sunken submacioe both for br % doof ) g o enildren have been invited to attend : o€ Construction wod B urposes. Thin i Hh oo aid Snyded iie this, su students of the city have meet the needs of 4 to 20 vear olds | uod Re. | i ld me-a series of litlle istands Resides music and dancing, it wili in hias o say on this point by mewnx of B number clude a fairy playlet e Puppel | “While the provision o valves on ‘the. exterior of thettiull ‘to = o1 the Heart Thai Squeaked.’ musie will be plaved by (o permit the crew of a subr o the valves connecling (o systems of the. P: View School Orchestrs. uo- eoter it aod rise (o the surface in case iotecnal pipiog leading (o all o der the leadership of Mrs. 1. Ward or any res E Avine Qtsell compariments of the yvessel Christmas dances by the Park View cannot be br e surface Diop keels or detschable weiy community rhythm classes include an would unda be of value as a capable of be from within | stailation of safety appliances not appear practicable or desitable oy crafi which Halln wamam Oriental danc the_leader. Miss safely appliance. it i been necessiry vesgel in an emergeney. 0! nediice i el Here are a few items of interesi and Mary Schuitz Night” by B or the burean 10 rejeci all of the (he fixed weights of the vessel (o com. | SGEIT4M )4 o) a4 s -0 « ) ) 4 . by Marte Coniarino. A dance drama |one or more of the following rewsons: - Some of the wariier sibmarines of the (| K _A U F M A N N'S 1 415§ H - R R R N oW in which all members of the rhythm able life by chambier = = ~ — " classes will o will be the large enough to ho Hon dmaw | - e Overcoats Cotton Spart Hose “Dance of the 'l with the French o o 40 mea io ine of Qisadvaat N $15 to $35 50c to £1.50 doll, the babhy doll and the Jack-in-box 300 twns displiceme U be %0 of the B ri:‘.;:'::::‘:1..'4“{:“..“":“2' : v"“h'\'"\;“':x ‘nh”‘w;:‘l 'j:‘,"" el ": j:““‘l m.l: i s "'i‘u"]“' :'::“‘xu\‘:,‘hkl Fhree Glft Suggestlons .Iu\;‘u:ils“(l)l\'t;;?als Silkg."\:\.;;i:flrrs e most common telitale 1 taight a1 8:15 o'clock in the wud . . = th 1 @ ital o fed Through the Canals in o Pu 1= The S4 Qv equipped with forward tormedo tubes officers i (he depart their way 1o the (orp then face some 100 feel of water above them te get through to the e departinent declaved (hat i view of the limited spuce aod weight —— Geadually the canals were filled up. available in submarvines, which already ' lifehoat or chamber B e which 1 ay attach air hose, | make lake was drained, a0d now ouly iU difficuit. o jaktall raachinery: 1o percoll of tia escups o the crew:| Something to wear—there is wide md appliances nec v for the mili- | or the liftiog of the vessel i caxe the : 1 s 1 1 1 ary efficie the vessel and Simdal aamelit B Baolehbdo ithel adr Children Bring Flowers selection, there is wise choosing in this ael under u ! itions. the in- meech ists within the vesse does rounded by other | these small remaing are left broad classification of gifts for hovs. many of them have (he inhecent of reducing the stability ather thun i bene Grace G, Meyer with a cast of men oo in the alre cramped space in- it e. “Ihey further e 2 . , ere /e child s cluss | wide the sobmarine, The addition of | involve s tonsifarable meatiao e F h S £ @l y I'wo-Knickers Suits Wool Mufflers of Park View piaving (e n of anw lurge structuce on Qe dech wf n weight which st be carriod a1 ui rom the dtore O aracter Furniture 515 to $30 3.00 puppets in the fairy Christn v | =ubma 8 exiremely objectior imes aud which migni better have 5 b #h the king being plaved by Robert Bot.|from the point of view both of sub:| been utilized in add o the mili s o Min the @ by Helen Burton and |merged realntance and weight. Since | isry featues or (he yoasel of o b Juvenile Suits Belts and Pvll_lk'CF the witch hy Helen Kranc Inter. | & submarine is construcied primarily | comfort of the crew. Kor these res : / 4 $4.93 o $12.50 35¢ to $1.50 spersed throughout the program will | for use as a military vessel auy fea-| sons the provision of drop keels o " > Rl Bls. be songs and recitations by membecs (Mres not of military value which detachable weights has oot In y L.eather Coats Handkerchiefs of the mmuaity act atecially from the ilita looked upon with favoy Speci. ) r i; A ¥ = et | 1 o = - AP The the Chriatmas tvee | value of vesse not be installed. | tanks known as safety tanks. which L9 - $20 and $25 S0c¢ to §1.50 and the sir carols will close | “Assuming that a flevice of the jife. | form u pait of the ng main b the program type which would not detract tem and which are designed to he g ; ; Sheep-l.ined Coats Giloves Migs Mauda 16 1 coniniuis the military value of the vessol hlown ai great depth. have been fitted ¢ ¢ j ¢ ) d | *Q ~C Qz. & secceiary. has charge of the arrange. | can be devised, there s no assucance | on cevtain sibmarines @ pertorm R 4 $8.75 85¢ to $4. i that the opening through which ac | the same functions without the dis : z . e e ke 10: i1y MMahont: In ohitained will efvantigest e Sipadis " ER T — - s Raincoats Fim's Caps WATCH FOR S-4 NEWS s - 1 ; $4.50 to $7.50 $1.50 and S1.65 g . < . l.eather Jackets Golf Caps - o v e ; Martha Washington $13.50 $1.00 i0 §2.30 g 0 the T L T R Mahogany-Finished ) e o Sewing Cabinet I umberjack Rovs' Hfil.fi submarine were in 1 A Subseription to e Siar Priscilla Cabinet : f : 00 to $5.00 the navy il onne saEeinmse r makes a good Christmas Gift B $1095 Sweaters eckties making 1he la o it ahandf Mitiog. tom Order The Star — Evening and that 1. A. Guidry ner’s mate Sunday-—sent 16 some one out of . L {1 Bovoioe moftecing 1 E Smokers for Him B AGL B e michitiat's mate. e mgton and vou will find it A quaint and useful ar it the man of vour choice sewing cabinet popular Biouses Play Suits The also ; Ay Sk smokes—you'll certainly plense dreg 8103 {0 &3 v E : veny acacptable Ghnispoa ticle any woman will de- | fim with'a smoker gifi. Selsr | with women who do theit ! $1.00 10 $3.50 $1.95 to §3.00 one trom aur large s t von i 4 P P B Uy 'mkqlmnu own sewing. It is roomy Shirts Sport Knickers and quaintly designed of $1.50 to $5.00 $3.50 to $7.50 Bath Robes Pajamas $3.95 to $13.50 ®1.50 10 $2.50 town who is interested ir Here is another type of In addition 10 the complete L ' 1o ) PCel Or st - reliable news The Star has many light to ‘receive on Cl \ special features which are of mas dav, as it is something and good taste Prices start at RO» mber 20 ( Ihe b, interest to every one she mav use to advantage hardwood —mahogany fin i Wool Sport Hose Teckidvs Shoes o expr earlier in You can arrange at the Buosi throughout the vears. This 2 $3.95 up ish. Priced unusually low I $1.50 to $3.95 4 00 mornir ] 1 t rss Orfice to have the paper stvle is weil constructed arded regularly for a cabinet of this size and nicely fiuished . o aud siyle ving the children early this woeek: have them Rates by Mail—Postage Paid reqgister at our Barber Bill Shop. giving them Maryland and Virginia ; a zoice e the distribution of 10 fine Nmas gifts. was pres o i Hhile here tnuspect the wonderful stock of foreigi furnitnre im heavy weather had forced the ¢ . Evening and Sunday. . . . . .$9.00 $4.50 ported from ltaly, rance and Belginm. ~Gifts distinctive snek she Evening $6.00 $3.00 Sunday s 00 $1.50 PAID ON All Other States and Canad 9 SAVINGS ing and Sunday.....$12.00 $6.00 _ Kamfmann S TS Evening ... T $4.00 DEPOSI e 14 The Avenue at Ninth 15 H STREET N.W. , Mt::(kgls PLA".’F‘ TTwREATY - "STORES 1N ., TWENTY.ONE @ 1T I * NATIONALLY { .\! KNOWN STORE *