Evening Star Newspaper, August 6, 1930, Page 7

THE EVENING _STAR, WASHINGTON. with President Hoover's economy pro- gram, the Navy D. C. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1930. YOUNG MOTHER FREED/ rtment was con- husband, Edward C. Nelson, 20 years old, under $1,000 bond for the grand |, crimes which the husband made her| @ e p o “The grand jury,” said Judge Given. | jury, in Police Court yesterday. “mey Dol Shis’ woman, but ld?m going | The Nelson family, including & 16- |to dismiss the charges.” | month-old baby girl, was_taken into | Judge Given also reduced the hus-| custody when Sergt. John R. Leach of | band’s bond from $1.500 to $1,000. The | the ¥ice squad, and Detectives A. D. baby was not brought to court. M fleelg1 and H. G. Wanamaker b.;lr th: | - 2 precinct stoj an automobile af : 2 : |smn and D sm‘?':duondly night and Flies to Mother's Bedside. | | searching the car found a case of iQUOr. | LOS ANGELES, August 6 (#).—Mme. | aurice Chevalier, wife of the French | Police declared they were working on |, film star, departed by airplane late a “tip” that a machine in which a man, | woman and baby were riding was| Sunday for the bedside of her mother, She | Judge Ralph Given dismissed charges | “hauling liquor.” transporting and possession -of | Judge Given recognized the plea of |reported critically ill in Paris. Proposed New Jail Cells to Be Wired For Television Sets’ By the Associated Press. ‘WHITE PLAINS, N. Y., August 6:~The $900,000 Westchester County jail, for which contracts are being awarded Monday, is to be wired for eventual installation of both radio and television sets in _the cells. George W. Burton, chairman sidering all means of curtailment, but that the contract for the ZRS-5 had not been canceled. The ZRS-4, %0 be known as the Akron, will cost $5375,000, while the ZRS-5 was to have ccst $2,450,000. The - NEWU.S; CRUISERS RS:5 CONTRACT ARE HELD USELESS British Writer Says German “Pocket Battleship” Makes " Black Asbest Ideal roof paint. Fills cracks and erevices. | MEtro. 0151 | BUTLER-FLYNNS 607-609 C St. Phone for Color Card ON LIQUOR CHARGE| cost of constructing a hangar at ap- EHushlnd Held, but Baby, T'keni proximately $2,500,000 was said to have When Car Was Stopped, Is been included in the ZRS-4's cost. Not Brought Into Court. NOT CANGELED |Secretary Adams Says There| 4 recent conterence 1n Germany be- 2 -| tween representatives of industrial and Is No Basis for Report labor organizations regarding modifica- tion of wage agreements resulted in |of Them Futile. . By Radio to The Star. LONDON, England, August 6.—Brit- | ish naval officers believe that 10,000-ton cruisers of the type being built by the United States are useless against the “pocket battleships” of the Ersatz Preussen type which Germany will launch at Kiel within a few weeks. Hector Bywater, prominent British naval writer, reports that and other in- teresting British opinions in the London Daily Telegraph yesterday, discussing | modifications of the world’s navies likely to grow out. of innovations like the Ital- ian “black hand” light cruisers and the French “underwater cruiser,” the sub- marine Surcouf, which was launched 1agt November. Despite the secrecy surrounding the construction of the Ersatz Preussen, By- water's informants are sufficiently ad- vised to conclude: “She introduces an entirely new factor in naval warfare. It is much too powerful to be tackled by any cruiser and much too fast Yo be overhauled by any battleship. Few Battle Cruisers. “Once at large on the trade routes, it is able to defy anything save a battie cruiser, and since the supply of such | craft is strictly limited, a squadron of pocket battleships would probably have everything its own way.” The London naval treaty precludes Great Britain's building more 10,000~ ton cruisers, which are termed useless after the advent of the pocket type, but the United States, France and Italy are still constructing them. Bywater, | however, claims that France is fully aware of this fact and is planning to build a 23,000-ton battle cruiser as a counterweight when Germany starts the #econd cruiser of the Ersatz series. France's Surcouf is termed a virtual cruiser with the power of submerging and also of covering great distances at sea without relying on port facilities. She can remain under water 60 hours and is invulnerable to ordinary anti- submarine measures. Her guns have greater weight and power than those of any other submarines and are also ca- pable of firing 14 torpedoes simultane- ously. The Surcouf carries a seaplane. Italian Ships Formidable. Thes@ combined innovations are likely to revolutionize navies as much as will the features of the Ersatz, says the Britisher. A study of the Italian light cruisers, capable of the speed of the fastest de- | - styoyer and equipped with armament adequate for fighting heavier cruisers, convinces Bywater that these vessels will be extremely formidable in oceanic warfare, as well as in the Mediter- ranean, for which they are specially designed. France is alleged to be evolving a countertype, as these Italian ships have largely canceled the value of the big flotilla leaders hitherto relied upon by the French. While all three types are admittedly experimental, the British that they are sufficiently success- ful to necessitate revision of the pre- vailing principles of naval defense. 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