Evening Star Newspaper, May 2, 1930, Page 30

B-14 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, FRIDAY, MAY 2 JAPAN TO LAUNCH CRUISER ON MAY 1 Empress Nagako Will Preside for First Time as 10,000- Ton Warship Leaves Ways. v the Associated Press. YOKOSUKA, Japan, May 2—In the | presence of the Empress Nagako, pre- siding for the first time at such a ceremony, the 10,000-ton cruiser Takao will be launched May 12 at the naval arsenal of Yokosks, principal base of the JApflnes’ Na Wi be the most elaborate naval n nfe launching of capital ships, suka “ul‘be aglitter with the gold brald and decorations of the highest digni- taries of the i:l‘nvv and other branches the imper overnmen d ‘The Tll?! lulgd down in_April, 1927, i8 the fifth of her class. The sixth of this sisterhood, the Atago, is scheduled for launching at the Kure naval base June 15. She also was started in April, 1927 Both should be mmpltbed within & year after launc ing. Although the London ‘Conference suc- ceeded in placing relan\ely low limits for the Americm British and Japanese cruiser fleets, the London treaty means for leln as for the United States, an lc'-ul] increase of her present .cruiser rmege. Hence the construction pro- hich the Japanese Navy had in hlnd ‘when the conference was called ‘Thi carryil ull, giving Japan the 108.- pleted m ‘ mcgli-n the treaty limits her tth nl; m!\en belorc lhts building is fin ished, Japanese shipyards were saved five years of idleness by conces- sions obtained by Japan for that ex- press purpose, and will begin work on 50,955 tons of light cruisers which th London agreement permits Japan m Ylnte on the ways before the end of The launching of the Takao and tago will emphasize the fact that ‘np‘n w0 re{ath & lead over the United Bfl'&s in big’ cruisers until 1934 at the 3 kmeflcm or British cruisers, while their 10 eight-inch guns apiece make them '.he equl.l of any in hitting power. In wer their 100,000 rating is a lit- t.le below the 107 500 of the new Ameri- can cruisers, but above the 80,000 of the British. CANADIANS ABANDON LIQUOR PLANE LINES "vnneceuury Publicity” Blamed. U. S. Officer Says Cargoes * Bound for Chicago. fimuuehuarnu. trpla Jearan -mm.!:“l epoln'.l in Lhe United States outside lar mail cal in Dei that uor-lnden lan = \nuq f.mnplrn. but thgt g h el! as lwaukee, where qu hkm along the bos f.hn t!pnm indicated lctmoul license numbers were being used on the planes. SOOTHSAYER IS HELD ON ATTACK CHARGE Five Counts of Grand Theft and Three Involving Moral Code Are Brought by Woman. By the Associated Preu LOS May 2.—Swami Bar- tappa mw a Hindu, was being held here today on five counts of grand theft lnd '.hre! of violating the morl] code on complaint of Mrs. Adele Banks Allerhand. 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