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December 22, 1927

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DIVERS GET AIR INTO TORPEDO ROOM OF S-4; DESPERATE EFFORTS WIN, BUT HOPE IS SLIM; SIGNALS TAPPED ON THE HULL NOW UNANSWERED; SUBMARINE LOST FOR HOURS Again Found, Officers Put Divers to Work by Relays to Attach Hose. FIXED TO LISTENING TUBE Fresh Air Is Forced In and Pressure Then Lessened to Remove Fetid Air. WORK WILL GO ON ALL NIGHT But Few of Those at the Scene Now Believe Any of the Submarine's Crew Are Alive.

By From Staff Correspondents of The New York Times

poem, The Submarine, by W Bishop, of S-4 crew, quoted

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HITS ANTI-WAR TREATIES.; Paris Matin Editor Calls Such Compacts With Us Bad for Europe. PARIS EDITOR HITS ANTI-WAR TREATIES

By Jules Sauerwein, Foreign Editor of le Matin of Paris.copyright, 1927, By the New York Times Company.special Cable To the New York Times.by Jules Sauerwein

Kellogg discusses Briand plan with Sen Com on Foreign Relations; anti-war treaties hit by J Sauerwein, foreign editor of Paris Matin

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BUCKNER APPOINTS FORMER YOUNG AIDES FOR SEWER INQUIRY; He Picks Six Who Helped Him as Federal Prosecutor and Preparations Are Pressed. CLEAR FIELD FOR SCUDDER Records of Hearings Offered -- Steuer Will Know Tomorrow if He Can Act for Connolly. BUCKNER APPOINTS FORMER YOUNG AIDES

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Scudder selects aides; other hearings suspended; Higgins confers with Scudder; Newcombe offers aid

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Mrs. Lindbergh at Brownsville for Night; Last Lap of Flight to Mexico City Today

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At Brownsville

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