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HOOVER SOON
TO TELL NATION
OF NAVAL PLAN
British Premier's Visit in
October Expected to-
Clarity Project.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-An-
nouncement of the date upon which
Premier Macdonald will sail for the
United States may be made pub
lie next week, it was believed here
today.
President Herbert Hoover's recent
intimation he hoped soon to take
the country into his confidence with
respect to the naval conversations
with Great Britain now is under
stood to have been predicated upon
the expectation that MacDonald's
plans would be ready for early an
nouncement.
MacDonald's visit to Washington
will be made the occasion of full
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insult ASSERTS
OFFER is FAIR
fractions Utility Cited by
WouId-Be Buyer.

Declaring a bid for the bonds of
the Union Traction Company Of In
diana by the Midland Utilities In
vestment Company was fair and
bona f1de" offer made only to
recognized bondholders' committees,
Samuel insult Jr., president of the
Midland company, today answered
minority holders Of securities, who
are opposing the sale of the bonds
at 20 per cent OF their face value.
Wednesday. at a meeting of the
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minority bondholders. it was de-
clared Midland company's offer was
made secretly and was less than the
traction line could be sold for Junk. .
insult averred the Midland COM
pany felt it's offer was better than
"junking" the utility due to the serv-
ice it rendered patrons or the offer
would not have been made.
The bondholders have until Sept
3 to accept the sale agreement OF
approximately $2,8OO,OOO for the
$14,O00,OO0 worth of bonds.
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non-technical statement Of Anglo
American interpretations of the
naval problem. Formal announce
ment Of the premier's plans awaits
agreement between London and
Washington upon a broad common
ground of discussion which will
eliminate some of the issues Of the
1927 Geneva cc--ference.
MacDonald's selection of the fore
part of October for his Journey may
enable him to enjoy the hospitality
of the Presidents Rapidan fishing
camp which is considered the ideal
spot for the type of informal con-
versations envisaged by Mr.. Hoover.
In the Blue Ridge retreat, now
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-08-23
Tax Rate May Stand

Ru Times Speci0l
COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug. 23.-The
tax rate herefs expected to remain
at ST on the 500 valuation as a re-
suit of passage by the city council
fixing the levy. Final action is
scheduled for Sept. 2, but it is be-
lieved no objections will be offered.
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GirI-Wife Asks Freedom

PH Times Special
SHELBYvILLE, Ind, Aug. 3d.
Alleging she was only Is years old
when she became the wife Of Leroy
Hopkins, Sept. Is, 1924, Mrs. Alma
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BIZ Science SerUics
WASHINGTON, Aug. ga rail-
way track 1,1O6 miles long is the
cause Of the war menace that hangs
over northeastern Asia.
The present Chino-Soviet diff
Guilty has developed in the con-
troversy over control of the Chinese
Eastern railway.
This railway actually 1869 miles
in length, is located in Manchuria
It's headquarters are at Hardin,
junction city in the heart Of Man
churia, and it stretches eastward to
the Siberian frontier by way of
Gaolin and Pogranitchnaya to Vladi-
vostok on the Pacific and westward
to Manchuria on the border Of Ash
attic Russia.
It was built by the Russians I'M
der the czarist regime. Until re-
Gently it has been operated by treaty
agreement under the joint control Of
Russia and China. A few weeks ago
the Nationalist government Of Nam
king took over the entire admin
istration of the railway and elected
from Manchuria all the Russian Of
f1cials. They claimed as their JUS
LITIGATION for this seizure that the
Soviet government of Russia. in
spite Of numerous peaceful protests,
persisted in spreading communistic
propaganda among Chinese Ma
tionals.
Importance Significant
The Importance of this railway is
significant inasmuch as it provides
quick transportation from Chita on
the Siberian line via Hardin to
Mukden and Dairen thus saving the
trans-Siberian passengers many
hours of valuable time, and often
extreme discomfort travelling the
northern route to Vladivostok.
Furthermore, its economic value is
enormous, for with the exception
of the slower and more or less unre-
liable river transportation it gives
rapid conveyance to the products
of fifty million acres of highly fer
tile arabic land. According to the
the authority of the United States
bureau of commerce the exports of
Manchuria exceed $50O,000,000 an
nually.
And what is Of more Importance
at the present. it takes from the
sea-board ports to the rapidly de-
veloping centers of Manchuria the
vast imports of machinery, house
hold necessities and personal re-
quirements of half a million emf
grants every year. 1t is estimated
that the population Of Manchuria
has increased fifteen million dur
ing the last twelve years.
New Land of Promise
Manchuria is being rightly called
the new lane Of promise. Early in
the century the Russians began to
penetrate into ManchUria from the
north. Ever since the Russo-Japan
war, millions of Chinese have been
pouring in from the south. A mil
lion japanese have settled in its
rich fertile valleys In 1905 the es-
timated population Of Manchuria
was eight million. Today the va
rious estimates range from twenty
seven to thirty million. 1t is a
matter of easy conjecture to say
that with a persistence of present /
conditions within the palisades of
China the population of Manchuria
will double within a decade.
WOman'S Hand Torn OFF
BIZ Times Special
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Aug. %
Mrs. Frances Mace is in a serious
condition at a hospital here as
result Of having her right hand torn
~ ~a,-v, c1o az noTaiY1cr
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L. Hopkins has fled suit in Shelby
circuit court here to have the mar.
riage annulled. The couple lived
together only ten days, the wife re-
cites.
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New Land of Promise
Woman,s Hand Torn OFF

BIZ Times Special
SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Aug. %
Mrs. Frances Mace is in a serious
condition at a hospital here as a
result Of having her right hand torn
off by a corn shucker at a canning
factory in st. Paul, where she was
employed.
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OF
REDS STARTED
RAIL DISPUTE
Election of Russian Heads
From ManChuria Was
Battle Signal.

Following is the first of three articles
on the elements in the Manchurian up
heavsl, written especially for science
service by an authority on Chinese
affairs.
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taking shape as a fishing and guest
lodge, the two men could meet on
terms of complete informality to ap-
proach their problems with all the
leisure required.
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modern busy housewife appreciates in fact she demands good
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1929-03-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore, Graf
ton, w. Va, visited Mrs. Mary Brown
ing over the weekend.
Income tax returns-are due in the
office of the Collector of Internal
Revenue, Baltimore, on March Is.
Oakland High basketeers play Mt.
Savage tomorrow night, and Potomac
State Lions Saturday. Fans are re-
quested to give the team support.
Members of the Reading club of the
Oakland and Deer Park supervisory
units in elementary schools, met in the
recently remodeled reading room at
the Crellin grammar school last Fri
day night. A program was rendered
and refreshments were served by
teachers of the Crellin school.
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WindstOrm Wrecks SchOOlhouse
at Bayard

The Union District High school,
Bayard, West Va, near the Garrett
county line, was damaged to the ex-
tent of about $500 last Wednesday
night, March 6, when a windstorm of
unusual velocity struck that vicinity.
The building, which has been built
about six years, was badly damaged
by the storm, almost the entire roof
being carried away A large part
of the sheathing and rafters Of
the building also went with the roof
while the bell tower and bell were
blown down and demolished. A por-
ton of the brick work at the top of
the building was blown down, and it
is claimed that the flues have been
weakened. Large pieces of the plast-
ering fell from the ceiling, and as
the balance of it showed signs of
falling, school was dismissed until
after repairs have been made.
The town was without electricity
for several hours on Thursday morn
ing, high winds having broken the
power line leading from Buffalo mine.
The storm caused damage to a num-
Der of other properties in that section.