New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

special bulletin containing surface wenther
observations from regular weather Bureau
htattons, upper air observations from aero
logical stations maintained by the navy
army and Weather Bureau, and sum
mary OF weather conditions. forecasts and
warnings. The bulletin In FOR tho honefit
OF marine and aviation interests. but In
des'gned especially 10 meet tho needs OF
!, he latter. The bulIetin will begin June l.
lpHl' ana VIII be aent broadcast from the
naval radio station Mt Arlington, Va. each
morning at 1880 o'clock (75th meridian
t1.me), Sundays and holidays included
ms FerVlce il In addition 20 tho distribu-
tlon now being made each night from the
naval radio stations at Arlington, Va; Key
,a Wet. Ii nia'; Point Isabe', Tey.; Great
sortbed in Weather Bureau circular OF Oc-
tober 20. 1890.
Igitel Friedrich, will come down from
Portland, Me. next week and be placed In
tt,he tho West Indies trade by tho Cosmopolitan
allooatcd by the shipping Board The
steamer has just undergone alterations
costing approximately .s75,ooo.
lone. previously reported as having lost a
propeller blade and heading for st. Thomas
to dust same, arrived here to day.
New, York for Naples and Genoa and
previously reported anchored off Newport.
Il. l., with engine trouble, arrived at this
port at $3.50 this morning. Further re-
pairs will be made and Hhe is expected to
IeRye here Sunday evening.
0hHiSFiANlA, Norway, May 27--!The
steamship engineers, and sailors, who havs
been striking for the last fortnight in pro-
test against the attempt to cut wages SO
per cent, Will be Joined by 10000 union
laoorers lt was announced by union lead
ers here TO day. Regular coastal traffic
has been crippled, but private and gov
eminent motorboats have been handling
the mail, passenger and merchandise traf-
hc satisfactorily
AS all the union laborers with the ex-
cept1on or the railway men. ceasing
fhA4.
neeesshry arrangements to meet any
emergency, The army and navy have
been mobiized for tho maintenance of
order. 1T having been declared here that
the BolsheViki were urging general
strike for revolutionary purposes The
public is taking tho situation calmly, be-
lieFing the strike will collapse in n few
DAYS owing to the fact that the unions
nave decided not to pay out strike bene-
Ats,
LONDON, May 15.--It Is reported that
the Norwegian str. Modiva. which stranded
at Las Palmas In February of this year, is
a wreck.
NEW ORLEANS, May e7.-shipuine
Board str Tampa. which was previously
reported as being beached on account of
eo!lision with Italian str. Brenta, was
fitted with collision mat yesterday, re-
hoated and shifted to Market Street Dock.
where repairs will be made.
PHILADELPHIA, May 27--The oil
Cramps shtpyard, sank few feet below
her water line at a dock to-day. An in
VeStlgatton disclosed open seacock
PORT SAID, May 15.--British str.
Trevaylor. Brisbane for Rotterdam, while
passing through the Suez Canal, struck
bank of same and sustained slight damage
TO port bow. Temporary repairs were
made at this port and she proceeded on
May s.
suLINA. May 15-Dutch str. Stella.
Braila for Malta, which arrived here on
May 3. arrived in tow to make temporary
repairs to rudder
ST. JOHN, n. b, May 2s.-British str.
canadian Trader. which arrived at this
port on May % from Portland, Me- to
load refined sugar, has serious fire in
QCEENSTOWN. May 1o.--Norwegian
snip Ra1ore, South Georgia for Liverpool,
put into this port yesterday with steering
gear damaged.