South Bend News-Times, Volume 37, Number 153, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 1 June 1920 — Page 6

THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES 38-KNOT WARSHIP HAS BEEN INVENTED WILL BE PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF METZ r

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Ccrman Naval Engineer Ha New Type of Boat That lie Originated. . nnniJN". May n. r,prm.in friaval nrirsr r.irr.d MdIor ha JJnventoJ a r.r-w typ1 ri l-oat which. V. irlnrcs. -win r vr lution'.7o r ival warfare. Ilr as-rt that the pnwfr or.trolllr.j; this rrnft r.ral frar no irther navy, hov.vrr ytronc. Th principal fr-aturfs of thi fvff 1 aro its rpr-d, Its torjrto capacity and I in practical lnvUiMIity. f"Tb motive powir is rrudr oil, and the brat has .1 cr.jKr.s radius of

".ZCQ miles, with a t..uiIr.s rpeecl of 20 knots, xvhli au?iliory f ricinus kvl!l nablo her to develop or.o of 4S I Cn rrltv Tcrrxxloos. I Sho carries 10 torj.dru-s. -which 're V.rfl by tho Hteeisnxin, who UlriWH tho tho tarnn one thrive a rr.otor-rri r. At th moment the torpedo Is ! liver ol tho stoorahium :nvin3 tho vm-wl round, tour h-

flng n lovr, v.hl"h T.nhlrn th boat

kitt dart away like an nrrow. A fur

ther advar.taKo I- the rxtrt.-mcly shallow draucht, Trhlrh will allow i-r to Pail over min:iUd(Ls with per

fect raff and safety.

1 For coastal .voyages only two men hiro nocF-ssary, but for 1 fir. err r trips siCcommodatlon can ton arranf-d for IIa dl er U-clar. that with suüi-

icient or n:. v8:is 10 gunrn pons Kc will bo lmpofMbl for any vrssrl

to enter or leave. The jnjrinei completed tho teat In th autumn cf

The cormionacnt has seen

certified coplea of testimonials from

Germany's highest naval ontrincfr

oxrertt endorsing1 the Inventors

claim and advoca.tin the construc

tion of es9la to hl spcclfiatl-n.

)win to tho armistice nrn' wax vcr built, and tho inventor is now ndeavoring to dJ?pos of his rights

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It is understood that negotiations

are In prorress -with the Italian au

thorities, who havo already 1 posiited. a coriiliicraWo um at a n u-Jlr.-il bank for tho right of in-p f tinrr the patents. Madlrr is well known 'in naval circles ord held an irnnorIt int position at Kiel during the- war. His engine la apparently an ii 1-.-provr mrnt on tho IMestl typo. Tho fboAt is a thoroughly pooA pea-Koint,' craft, armored thrnushit.

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The plaster cast of the &tatuc vt Lafayette, by Paul ;tV. Dartlett, which the Knights of Columbus will present, at a cost of more than J50.000. to tho city of Metz, France. The statue, with baa reliefs of Co'umbus, fJcncral Pershing. General Foch and President Wilson, will bo completed in August, whea a thousand Knights will go overseas for te dedication '

EXPECT FULL TEXT OF TURKISH TREATY UTTHliX THREE DAYS

NORWEGIAN EXPLORER HILL START FOR POLE Ty Associate-! I'rcos: Ni;V YOItK, May ZU Christian Xden, Norwegian explorer, announced today that ho will Ftart on his t-JjUh expedition to Arctic rif.ions in July, He tat d that it is hi intention to take a hydronlrjdanc with hirn a-n an ciid to finding water eraceg for hi. ship and in gathering ecicntlfic data. Gen. 'Allen Remembers Men Who Died in Argonnc Drive By Associated Vrefs: BAU l.i: DUC, Franco. May V.l. Romaine cemetery, where ninr than -j 1.000 American M)ldiers are buried, hid American and French fl.iKs floating over eich pmve today when MaJ. T?cn. Henry T. Allen, fomnunder in chU-f pf the American army of occupation, and other notabh p'fcrsonapra held services for -ihe Americans who died in the war nd rest in ficht of the Aronne. Engtnemen of Ch'icago Make Failure of Strike 33 v AoMate: press: CHICAGO. May CI. Although officers of the United' F, nfrincmen's s,-vclation. a seceding railroad unjcn, had announced that an ex-4-uifive walkout ct ensinernen, firemen and switchmen wpuld JaUo 5)laoe unlaj'' in the Chicago termlp district, hf.V.. of railroads said fhat tewer than 20 0 men had quit work. JiohJieviks Force Women To Do Compulsory Labor I'.v AjsodJted Press: ' " STOCKHOLM. May Tl. A Uelinf;fors dispatch iviyf that the situation in Tnermanland (In-rii) i? serious. The bol.-hcviki are forcing rfiien and wom-n tj jnu-ffrm compulsory labor; arbitrary arrcit.s and Executions occur daily, and mos: of he churches and schools have been hut down, the clrriry and teachers having-' fled to Finland.

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CONSTANTINO )I'LC. May 31. The full text of the Turkish treaty is, expected to reach Constantinople within two or threo days. In the meantime tho Turkish papers aro making clear their view that no provernnuiit daro sign tho treaty without modifications. Darn ol I-Yrid Pasha. R;rantl vizier, i deeply enraged in drafting representations asking that the provisions relating to Thraeo and Smyrna he altered as well as the capitulation provision. It is generally believed here that failure of the Turks to sign would result in a movement of Cr-ek forces from Hmyrna toward the int rir of Anatolia. The nationalist leaders at Angora have repeatedly declared that should tho (Ircelcs move eastward from Smyrna they could not guarantee protection trr CliVistians anywhere in Anatoiii. There is great uneasiness in CoiistantinoiU regarding the possIM fate ,1 c -? Armenians, Creeks. Furopeans 'ifod e-ven Amerif ans if th- (lr- ks talfe such action. Fecauso of thu lor,g delay in getting the treaty to Constantinople the opinion prevails here that the conference will grant an extension of 3 0 days for further consideration.

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Urge Cooperation of Two Races at Colored Meet

P.y Assoc iate.I Press: ATIjANTA, Oa, May 31. Cooperation of Ihe white and black races in sojving their mutual rohlems was itrjrrd at the. ppening session here Sunday of tho National Assor elation for tho Advancement of Colored People.

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