Evening Star Newspaper, December 6, 1931, Page 21

THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C., DECEMBER 6, 1 31—PART ONE. " FITS NEW SEA SUIT | How Lusitania Salvage Effort Is Plgl}ned ARTIST'S CONCEPTION OF GIGANTIC UNDERTAKING UNDER WATER. FORSHIP SALVAGING Simon Lake, Submarine Ex-, pert, Prepares for Lusi- | tania Projcct. ‘ | IPHON £55 1y United sources the nece Huge and chear will be sight from the harl “You know, Lake continued with enthusiasm e is nothing m beautiful tk he bottom of the sea a vast highway, as smooth as the road outside this house.” Mr. Lake looked out from the window to the Boston post road, with its scores of shining automobile headlights, mov- ing toward New York “In your time,” he said slowly, “they sald that sight was a vague dream. It could never come. 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