November 27, 1926

Sec of State Ball dismisses charges of excessive primary campaign expenses after hearing on Rev A F Leigh's charges; newspaper publishers and others testify; Repub leaders assail Brewster as acting with Klan against Gould; Brewster's denial; Redman says withdrawal of Hoover's s shows loss of Pres Coolidge's moral support

Naval Research Laboratory, at Bellevue, D C, gets message on short wave from Dyott expedition in Brazil

Conf with Briand on question of German disarmament and possible quadruple entente of Gt Britain, France, Germany and Italy

Search parties formed to look for R L Magoon and W W McMillan and party which set out to hunt big game in Angola

BALBOA, Panama, Nov. 26. -- After 11 hours 36 minutes of continuous flight, the naval seaplane PN-10 No. 2, with Lieut. Commander Harold T. Bartlett, pilot, Lieutenants Herbert C. Rodd and Clarence H. Schildauer, and Aviation Machinist's Mate Charles Sutter, landed at the Coco Solo submarine base, Colon, at 5:36 o'clock this evening from the Isle of Pines, where the fliers hopped off at 6 o'clock this morning.