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Admiral Discloses New Cruiser Plan.

Washington, May 20.

A remarkable secret concern ing the United States shipbuild- ing plans was inadvertently dis- closed yesterday when the Senate Committees were discussing the London Naval Treaty.

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LATEST CHANGES IN

PERSONNEL.

Captain C. Mather, of the Wuhu,

is on reserve.

Captain A. V. Winckler, from reserve, has gone master, Wuhu.

Captain P. J. Green, of the New- chwang, has gone master, Shan- tung.

Captain 1. Newton, of the Kang-

ting, has gone master, Kiukiang.

While speaking before the Captain "F. Gibbs, of the Kiu Foreign Relations Committee, kiang, hus gone master, New Rear-Admiral J. V. Chase reveal-chwang. ed the fact that the Navy Board were now at work on a cruiser design which would give 8-inch gun cruisers far better protec tion than the present design afforded, and would also provide for various other structural im- ¡provements.

1 Hardly had

the word fallen from the lips of Admiral Chase before there was a sudden stir of uncasiness among the mem-

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Tsinan, has gone second officer, Mr. R. L. Stenner, second officer. Kiukiang.

Mr. F. Kelly, second officer, Kiur kiang, has gone second officer, Sui- yang

Mr. S. E. Reis, second officer, Shantung, is on reserve.

WHIRLED ROUND BY PROPELLER SHAFT.

Fireman Fatally Injured on the Compeigne,

*

An accident, resulting in the death of a firemas occurred on the French steamer Compeigne in Colombo Harbour. Abdul Moham- ed, aged 45 years, was caught in the propeller shaft and whirled round, sustaining multiple in- juries. He was attended to by the ship's surgeon before his removal to hospital, where he died a few hours later.

An inquest was held by the City Coroner. Sub-Inspector E. W. Tit- combe, of the Harbour Palice, said that from Inquiries made the ac- cident was due to the deceased's rashness in leaning over the shaft. A verdict of accidental death was returned.

Mr. A. G. Parker, second officer, EMPRESS OF CANADA Kaying, has gone acting" chief otheer, Ningpo..

Mr. T. A. Ellis, chief officer,

Instantly Senator Borah, the Chairman of the Committee, stood up and, before another word could be spoken, adjourn ed the meeting 'which was be ing held in public.

The Committee suspended its Ningpo, has gone chief officer, New. sitting until the public had left, 'and then resumed the delibera-

tions in secret.

! The revelation occurred during n discussion of the respective ad- vantages of the 30,000 tons of 13-inch gun cruisers, which the Navy Board desire, and the 48,000 tons of 6-inch gun cruisers for which the Treaty provides..

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Saturday, 12th July.

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Rear-Admiral Chase let the cat out of the bag in his evi dence on the Naval Treaty bei fore the Foreign Affairs Com-

mittee of the United States Senate, when he referred, in public, to the proposed improve. ment in the design of the new American eight-inch gun cruis- ers, says the Morning Post.

The new ships are to be bet ter protected, and the design is to embody various structural im- *provements. The details were not divulged-as the public session of the Committee was closed.

chwany.

Mr. R. Curnow, second officer, Hanyang, has resigned from the C. N. Co.

Mr. A. S. Lewis, second officer, Tungchow, has gone second officer, Hanyang.

Prominent Visitors to the Colony.

The following were amongst the passengers who disembarked at Hong Kong from the R.M.S.. Empress of Canada on July 4:-

Air Commodore L. Blandy. Mr. J. E. Storey, from reserve, C.B., D.S.O., travelling on busi- has gone second officer, Tungchow.ness to the Orient. He will con- Mr. W. N. Johnson, from reserve, tinue on a round-the-world trip to has gone second officer, Chusar,

Mr. J. G. R. Gow, second officer, Sunning, has gone second officer, Changchow.

Mr. J. H. Pontin, second officer, Kangting, has gone second officer, Sunning.

Captain D. G. Burleigh, from Home leave, has gone master, Cheongshing.

Mr. G. K. Hudson, from reserve, has gone chief officer, Hopsang.

Mr. A. B. Osmond, chief officer, Enough has leaked out, how-Hopsang, has gone chief officer, ever, to turn the attention of the

Yatshing.. naval constructors of the world to the new American ships. It is not surprising that the Unit- ed States Naval authorities should take full advantage of the opportunity offered by the Treaty. They haye left London to build either seven or ten new cruisers armed with 8 in. guns

Mr. H. A. Whittle has been ap pointed second officer, Leesung.

Mr. B. J. Walsh has been ap pointed second officer, Kutwo.

Mr. J. R. Anderson, third officer, Namsang, has resigned from the Indo-China S. N. Co.

Mr. L. J. Stevenson, from special - with all the latest knowledge leave, has 'rejoined the Indo-China

given them by naval science. S.N. Co., and is on reserve.

The eight American cruisers Mr. E. Noble-Campbell has join- already being built are contem-ed the Indo-China S.N. Co., porary in design with the latest junior.officer and is on reserve. remainder, naturally, will British and Japanese ships; the Mr. J. S. Beattie has joined the be Indo-China S. N. Co. as junior great improvements.

officer and is on reserve.

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Friday, 18th July.

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Saturday, 5th July.

Saturday, 19th July,

But, by the Treaty, Great Bri- tain and Japan have already their quota of eleven eight-inch eruisers either built or building.

DURBAN, LOURENCO MARQUES, BEIRA, DAR-ES-SALAAM, ZANZI. Neither can take advantage of

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Friday, 18th July.

CALCUTTA Yla Singapore, Penang & Rangoon.

improvements or inventions that may appear, before 1936, when the Treaty terminates.

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Mr. T. S. Griffiths, from reserve, has gone second officer, Tuckwo.

Mr. H. C. Cooper, second officer, Leesang, has gone, extra second officer, Hopsang.

Mr. A. G. Morice, "second en- gineer officer, Hein Peking, is on

reserve.

This gives to the United States Mr. G. R. Wensley, second on- a great advantage not generally gineer officer, Hain Peking, is on

was reserva,

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ADMIRAL KOLCHAK.

Mr. D. F. Stratton, third et- gineer officer, Wenchow, has gone third engineer officer, Linan.

Mr. H. Maidment, third engineer officer, Linan, is on reserve.

Mr. J. F. Green, third engineer officer, Kuelchow, has gone third engineer officer, Sunning,.

Mr. E. C. O. Bird, third engineer APPEAL FOR SON OF VICTIM OF officer, Sunning, is on reserve.

BOLSHEVIKS.

Mr. J. J. O'Callaghan, second en gineer officer, Tuckwo, is on Home leave.

An appeal is made for £120 to Mr. W. Bauld, from reserve, has provide for the last year of the gone second engineer officer, education of the son of Admiral Tuckwo, A Kolchak to enable him to finish his Mr. R. B. Symington, third en- course for a diploma of the Univer-gineer officer, Mingaang, has gone gity of Paris. Should be obtain | third engineer, officer, Slangwo. this, there is reason to believe that Mr. J. Fowles, third engineer it would lead to employment.

officer, Slangwo, is on reserve- Admiral Kolchak was executed Shipping and Engineers, by the Russian Communists, who told him that their act was purely a military measure. The Admiral's

last message, given to his goaler,

WARSHIPS IN PORT:

was a blessing to his son. Ad- The following British warships miral Kolchak was a devoted friend were in harbour yesterday -

of Britain.

At the outbreak of the Revolu- tion the Admiral emphatically Blood for a free national assembly to decide the form of government, that is, for the Constituent Assem bly which when it met, was die- persed by the Bolsheviks. For the rest he concentrated on carrying out his naval duties and perform ing all part of Russia's obligations to her All

Tamar Basin. Moth-Basin Moorhon Basin. Sepoy-West Wall Thracian In Dock, Stormcloud-In Dock

A Foreign Petria-Portuguesë gunboats

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Portuguese cralser. French"gunboats

American gunboat

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London.

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Mrs. G. G. Brodie, of London, Eng. who will reside for some time in the Orient,

Mr. Richard S. Childa, of New York is on a holiday tour of the Orient. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Winston Starling Childs, re- cently made a round trip to the Orient by Canadian Pacific.

Mr. Leonard Gelezio, of Holly- wood, on his way to Borneo to take part in a jungle picture be- ing produced by Universal Pic tures. The balance of the Com- pany sailed from Vancouver in! Mr. Galezio March on the Empress of Asia and}

will join them in Singapore.

Mrs. H. L. Shultz, wife of the Acting General Manager of Stan- dard Oil Co., at Hong Kong. Mra. Shultz is

frequent traveller on Canadian Pacific.

Mr. Jas. Street, Vice-President of the G.W. Garnrick New York.

Co., of Mr. Street will tra- vel from the Orient to London by Air.

Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Bethune, of Scotland are making a tour of the world. They have travelled all Canadian Pacific from the old Country,

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