New Britain herald., 1917-05-05

MT. Saunders who has been ct man of the naval consulting IT about two months, supplementes by saying that M the submarine problem cannot IT. reality solved until the U-hoat6 been destroyed, nevertheless nps ous experiments have been along the Atlantic coast with hi encouraging results and which ioda board to feel confident that tion had been reached.
 Tt looks as though the siibm6 problem has been solved ' I'll Saunders, not only In theory b6 the strength of practical itests cns Atlantic coasts.''
 MT. Saunders added that 500 inS tons for U-boat suppression had 1 submitted to the board and Gx ments with many of them j,lS&iA4 believed, the assertion that V pl1s been found by which the slsh gI problem cod dbe eliminatS
 Mir. Saur was unwills@x into furthe1a GtAils of tho b0n4 periments. all data on tho ai1 having been forwarded to Washln2 but he said the board will he ilIll,1 Of progress toward nul1i1yi6i depredations Of the GermAn TIT craft. ss ss.s as si
 Trade Experts in Com # Committee of British and Ali
 trade experts today worked ovex leIns of how best to use kfnS ec4noInin resosarces in the oe FsdG&t Nq (3eFas1any, and how tu rettrtft eds1xcAs or supplEe e1slnx country. AaIlii1l III Hrifish trade rSE0lS prevz11tilg before the United 'kj entry into the war to permit fr1 change between the two cQuHtft necessary matters. X
 Trading with the enemy, fs.fto of Holland and the 9ndtnSN countries, and means oNscompl statistics on which to Se Fiji were discussed. Z
 High oficials of the xoyern12 and the British commission yvi it1 on the committees finding later X third formal conference simijar that held yesterday in Secretary H sings ofi1ce. s
 Spy Bill i'm Senate. a;s
 The house espionage bili, wita<| modified censorship, following it4 sage yesterday. went to the ssn9t@ day where aa similar measure N2S8 der consideration. NJ
 The nAbdifed censorship or Si11 sion was adopted by the hpune 1t had voted down tho administration cenhorshtp ' 6d< Opponents Of ceaaAorAhit Are t,,11 ing to carry their AGht to cuHk S
 The mail cersorahfp aeGtfoH a bilt was taken up in tho sSxig Leaders have aban&onAd mn passing the measure before next
 Fixing Age Limits for A E.
 Conferees on the war army tive draft bill today agaln aavil iron out differehces )betss3 s3 Is house and senate. Work on tjI2f ure was postponed from yesto< cause of the necessity of 0n15( T responding to frequent roll caJI both houses on the espionaEe bitG&
 The chief point of differencSS over the age limit. the senats y( it at 21 to 27 and the house 21 tos
 The conferees had to reacf agreement today in order that bill may be laid before PresidentS son for his approval the first of week. ss zaS3
 Japan May Send Enycyss
 Japan ysend a war com 1.,i1 to the United States. No defnif7 formation had been received was said at the state departnac',t that tnttmation from an, una source had been made that fh 1I panese government was consll the move. < 's7|5lI
 When the commission to HS headed by Elihu Root will leaySs5 s5 not been decided but the state partmsnt expects 1t to be under as soon as plans can be complete
 Balfour Speaks in House. ' sss
 Foreign Minister Balfour, tl speech before the house today, N clareds
 The menace of militarism s ycreases. We free peoples of went, civilization are banded together fight this menace. In this cause will surely conquer. s s
 President Wilson occupied . seat the executive gallery of the house day while Britisla Eoretgn Minte Baifour and membeTN Of the HFt1; commission were received on the M It was the first time . soarch oksA tai records could iand thar sy tcontinusd on Tenth rS