h bowed head today nation‘ 3 tribute to uproot military heroes. ’ rel Nelson A. Miles. cortogo signify- rowel-anon tor the lid achievements or the «compaignor. . .. ilitary service. loved and aitiiruliy by him‘, was the 1)de entrusted for the to Arlington National repose beside ‘a wife and among his hreo were. now sloop- ,Unitad States cavalry. on tho service which the who Well in Wrestling the, i: more the simple rites toil: were prepared ly ‘Dr Robert Johnston. The ' ‘Lha cemetery, end- usoieum' constructed a Generai'e‘ direction, fol- .- program oi cera- hlack horses were , o, row the laden caisson. \ri! or the army. navy and orps were designated to do them. Surrounding the ttalions of Soldieis, sailors ines‘. led by Brigadier Gen- uol D. Rockenbach. com- ‘1 the District 01 Washing. ed the escort oi: honor. mm‘andora whoao history I of General Miles, and the that were given the rig‘ht with the body as honor- earars. They u one Major ennis E. Nolan. Acting tail! of tho Aim), Hugh Oswald E. Ernst. John L. ry T. Allen and William Rear Admiral George rigaidior Generals Edward mind and John A. Johns- , ruxton‘ Beale. son 01' the ‘ or General Bcaiez' "dent Coolidge found his posi~ the procession with mom-. he General 3 family, and his belates immediately behind one of the World War. he flint in the life of Gene a! n which hé look no active glcd with veterans oi! the Indian campaigns and 1511 War who were there to go to their former leader. 1: and veterans organiza-. he procession included the sander in chic: last year; ' " 'Army of the Republic. Veterans' Societies. Not Considered Dan- geroua-nU. S. 13,1961. Continues to Play at ‘ War Off Islands TOKlO, May 19.-——A Ipolt‘iesman for the Japanese Government today said that Japan was not alarmed by tho reported plans for the further fortification oi the Hawaiian WW?“- mm feels. he said. that atrohcth- citing the Hawaiian island defenses is entirely a matter of United States domestic policy and a strong naval ' ' base at Hawaii was not considered dangerous to Japan. ABOARD THE U. S. a. SEATTLE AT SEA OFF HAWAIIAN 13L- ANDS, May 18. ~3peodin¢ in a gen- oxol westerly direction trom Lanai-r no. roadsteads‘; the United States bato. tlcflect cominued to play at thowar game at sea tonight. The mallow were were resumed today when the fleet 1m Lemma. Island at Maul, after undergoing “repairs" required after a récont “conflict. ” The iieet today was abolt to axe- cuto various maneuvers at greatly increased speed. becauao it was not handicapped by the accompanying auxiliary supply'irain which was left at Lahaina. The! supply vessels. many or which have a speed or nine . the movements or a main fleet“ It was presume that the channel in the Lahalna roadsteads had been opened in a theoi’etical mine held through which the fleet passed‘atter sweepers had gathered up "enemy" mines, permitting the fleet to speed out to sea. at 18 knots an hour. The departure was made in regular steaming formation with submarine. destroyers and cruisers forming the scouting and outer screen of defense. The thiee battleship divisions lined. up behind the U. S. S. Seattle, which acted as guide for master the day. . The enemy was. sighted: :Ihorlly after noon oil? the starboard bow'and the entire fleet shitted its course while the battleship division deploy- ed so as to engage the enemy in the most strategical position and there- by put it to rook—WM 1 SENATE TO SEND knots an hour. 12$ been retardins WIiI Probably Po Made order of Day for To- _ morrow or Thursday“ HARTFORD. May iii-411332113 ato will receivot the Bridgeport "rip-' per" hill from the Bones today and. it is expected. will send it (to the calendar as the order of the dgy tor tomorrow or Thuredoy. » ‘ Senators William A. Redden and Frank L. Wilder. of Bridgeport, will lead an attack against the bill. Senator Robert J. Smith. of Men- chestor. and Senator Howard S Challenger. of Bridgeport oi the Cities and Boroughs committee that favorably reported the Measure, will urge its adoption. Instead ‘oi relying on the “home ruio' 'ars‘um‘ont as was the case of opponents in the House light lie-y cause or look of data with which 10 combat State Tax Commissioner , William H.319dgdtt’aindlctment . o: Bridgeport's tax system. Senators Raddon and Wilder will attack Biodgett's allegations and also ar- sue the political aspects of the 1s- sue. Inasmuch as Challenger is said to be slated (or tax collector it the bill becomes a. low, personalities are likely to figure in the Senate skir- mish. Both Senators Reddon and Wilder realize they have a “tough" assignment on their hands. many.‘ of the members at the upper branch having heard Rouge Chairman John ‘ F. Lynch's indie nt of Bridgeport tax affairs in lflwodneada -de- hate in the lower‘ branch ‘ w ich adopted the bill 130 to . A'rbue .e‘ out '_ TdDong b‘eity' ' ‘ , L08 ANGELE May 19. Au sum» of engaging tmnkness hung about u the Roscoe C. Arbuckle alloyed ex-‘ ' ,~ toi-tioa case today with apparently not a cloud orodoubt or- suspicion anywhere in the offing. Arbucltla admitted frankly a he did not into o‘Tteko‘ any ma.- ures annual: the Woman he yesterday alleged had atto'mptéd to extort 313.- 1 600 train him. His brother. Arthur Arbuoklo. was [quoted as: admitting ' very, drank correct saying one we» only train: ‘ 3 to (at nine money !or him. Arthur. ’ sanctum; ‘ gen. highest upoaki‘ i The parti'. composed loans and six m‘emb ‘ a It“ m-nmuammwma mi 4 1 , be «nib shed. oi H . [built t strategic points in I: aroused the venerable ind The preliminary 113311133: 3 have boghm at Borkerkuii Se axes of 28 and 30. at p Fourteen of them were It” It is stated that the tomorrow they would .run other woman. So 1 said And the District Attorney’s oiiice: *3 _ which Roscoe C. Arhuoklo said had trapped tho WORM in, “’1 VB! again made any condition any, whats." was a. sentence in Leon-l ard's letter to his wife which" i . proposed mills m... 'd Germany’s rein» fiho'floly flee are PRU BE and Roth catholic churches. which 9: a meeting in De; resumed at Ma. or prouidins. ndoroto ill plump ‘ o! I. union or the Anglican INVEST! BO ‘ , ‘ DETROIT. May oil'hat the po~ ' lice all this city I. now undergoing. . investigation. iim'iliar animal?» " n 'sniNo'roN May 19. .... A entitle expedition to determine the zeolnario relation oil Europe to fill! summer I) DIME finD C. Iii. am r 01 the Institution and Protease ‘ 7 Field at Princeton; who wili- tour nearly oi of western Europe in mi» .t‘omohilos. Revelation of. the poo. ‘ _ croppincs in the British. island. . Scandinavia. and Pohcmla. Prim , olpios of stratozraph‘y evolved maln- ; ly by Dr. Ulrich, it in field, will cno ‘ able tho acientists to read the In “ ‘cie’nt racks. " ’ Pathetic ‘ wins noncredit lair Russell Lea Post at Hartford, last '1 night was announced the winner of . the best essay on “What one per- tioulor policy. plan or improvement you would like to see extended or ’ inaugurated at Yale 7" The prize is a. ' . tour of Europe and the contest was open to all Yale students; North Aniorléa willE the ‘anoeriahen . Ulrich and A . new rower: cam. my 19..., Genuine _ gram . 7 . ' an 201 lieutmnhingw Ford 1““ forda and moccasins with plain and cap toes. . 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