Evening Star Newspaper, November 21, 1930, Page 43

Penc ng Night’s Camouflage. By Quig Stayer ANISH MAINTAIN 1} STRIKE VIGILANCE Government Convinced Dis- orders Are Quieting—Dicta- ., torship Aims Denied. By the Associated Press. MADRID, November 21.—Extensive police precautions against disorders were continued throughout Spain to- day, despite the government’s convic- o , ton that the serious situation brought ! on by this week's general strikes was , modera 3 More than 50 persons were under arrest in Barcelona, where the radical Left Wing Laborites have refused to go back to work, even though ordered to do s0 by the labor unions. A walk-out at Antequera, near Malaga, has ended and conditions at Valencia, Alicantc and Seville were said today to be greatly improved. There was one new gensral strike, at Castellon, where workers welked out in ly with strikes in other parts of country. Agitators were arrest- ed and heavy guards were maintained. Premier ral Berenguer denied that anything he had said since the strikes began last Saturday was to be construed as portending establishment . He said he had | consists of four horns; the small ends of the herns being connected by rubber tubes to recelvers at- tached to the ears of two observers. One man turns his pair of horns right or left, the other turns the remaining pair up and down. The horns amplify the sound to such an extent that propeller swish can be heard for miles, even when the airplane motor is idling. When the sound appears to the observer to be straight ahead, the horns will point = | In the daytime the Coast Artillery will be assisted in defending against air attacks our own Air Corps. At night the Air Corps must depend greatly on the anti-aircraft artillery for the assistance of its searchlights. Searchlights are very necessary for the defending air forces, as well as the anti-aircraft gunner. For years the Coast Artillery has been provided with powerful searchlights. But seacoast searchlights were not suitable for anti-aircraft work, in the dfrection of the plane. The reading on the scale is then given the searchlight operator, the light. is flashed on, and the plane appears in the beam. An airplane cannot escape once it is in the beam of a light controlled @ competent operator. ‘Tomorrow—Defending the Panama Canal. (ALl rights ted, vk registered U. 8 Hshis protected, Trade ma been developed. It has nearly a billion candle power, and can illuminate planes miles distant. One of the difficulties experienced was in discovering the plane so that the beam might be placed on it. This statement may seem peculiar, but it is true, and an instrument exists for this purpose. It is called a “sotind locator.” It locates the plane by sound be- fore searchlight is flashed on: The sound locator VICK RELIEF FROM == HEADACHE Lieut. Comdr. Alfred S. Wolfe, de-|to navy yard, Mare Island, Calif. S. Northampton, to treatment Naval tached U. 8. 8. Tennessee, to Bureau of | 1 jeut. (Junior Grade) Harry R. Hum- | Hospital, Washington, D. C, Navigation, ~ mer, jr., orders October 28 modified, to | Lieut. (Junior Grade) Jack B. Wil- Lieut. William W. Cone, detached U.| U. 8.'S. Noa. liams, detached U. 8. 8. V-4 sbout De- 8. 8. Utah, to U, 8. Pennsylvania. Lieut. John O. Huse, detached as-|Cember 27, to U. 8. el" R-12. Lieut. Carl K. Fink, detached U. sistant naval attache American em- hdfl Howard T. Lves, detached . . Texas, to Bureau of Navigation, 7, Berlin, Germany, about Decem- | Nat Station, Pensacols, Fla., about Naval District, New-York, aiut Decem- | * yioit Harold C. Fits, detached U. S, | ber 14, to Buresu of Engineering. No 11, to Asiatic station. ber 15, to U..S. S. Richimond. 8. lala about November 19, to aide| Lieut. Albert L. Hutson, detached U.| Ensign James M. Farrin, jr, detached Comdr. Guy E. Davis, detached. navy | and flag lieutenant on staff mine squad [ S. 8. James K. Paulding, to U. 8. 8. | Naval Air Station, Pensacola, Fla., about suspended for five ddys be yard, Boston, Mass,, to U. S. 8. Texas, |1, Unltedws‘!!-lllbe! flecLG . Pennsylvania. Nl’.“:nmbfl‘ 8, to U. 8. 8. Memphis. been e e ddy = 3 de R. Robinson, detached | Lieut. am A. Gotry, detached U. 3 , detached U. 8. Baron Mull detached cause it published an article deiending | i OB e Tetee avout. esomber o i0| 5. 8 H-13 about Decnrie Sy rened Y| _Lieut. August Logan, de - mnl strike. The author Was|nNaval Academy. 8.V Lieut. Elmer B. Robinson, detached Comdr. William T. Smith, detached Naval Academy, to U. 8. 8. California. U. S. 8. Chaumont about December 20, CHICAGO MARKET COMPANY ¢ ST. N. ECIALS Regular Delivery U. 8. 8. Overton about November 14, to| ‘Chief 'Radio Electrician Joseph 8. U. 8. 8. Chaumont. hflmwm” U‘ !n:vv Mare ‘Warrant Officers, . e Cniet Electrician Joseph H. Anderson, Boatswain Le Roy S. 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