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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-22

has made no effort to organize out
side the South, its methods have
been widely adopted in other sec
tions of the country and also in
South Africa, where there is SIM
liar movement well under way.
Among the prominent colored
leaders sponsoring the campaign,
alnog with DR.. Motion, are DR..
Mordecai Johnson, DR.. John Hope,
Bishop Robert E. Jones, DR.. George
f. Haynes, Hon. Fred R. Moore,
c. c. Spaulding, Watt Terry and
DR.. Charming H. Tobias.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-22

the boys stopped smiling. But they
are not cured and will come again.
A pastor reports that he missed a
regular attendant at his church, and
thinking he was sick, he paid pas
toral call on the family. To his
surprise he was informed by the wife
that the husband had pawned his
Sunday suit to play the numbers
and had lost.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-22

in Richardson's Memorial Hospital
at Greensboro, N. c., doing we'll
as could be expected. He will be
removed to (Danville as soon as
he is able to stand the trip.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1930-02-22

tons were conducted by DR.. E.
R. Carter, Rev. w. j. Faulkner
and DR.. f. NJ. Poteat, and music
was rendered by the choruses of
Spelman and Morehouse Colleges
and Atlanta University.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14

jencov uznat' posledne menova-
ne teleso "a ode facto" docasn1
vladu cesko-slovensktho Statu.
Spojenie Slovakov a Cechov V
tomto case, nebolo novou myslien-
kou. w raz predtym existovalo V
historii a ten fakt nebol nikdy
zabudnuty. Bolo to prirodzenIm
vysledkom smerov, ktore koreni-
ly V historic V srdciach Slova-
kov a Cechov.
Dna 13. julia 1918 ustanovena
bola Cesko-Slovenska Narodna
Rada Prahe, reprezentujuca
vsetky strany, co doplnok Narod-
nej Rady ucinkuj1cej V Parlzi
Toto Dol prvy priamy krok donna
ku zalozeniu noveho statu. Dna
9. augusta 1918, britska vlada Wy
dala nasledovny prehlas: GOD "a
Giatku vojny. cesko-slovensky ma
rod kladol odpor spolocnemu ne
priatel 'ovi kazdym mozn!m sp6-
sobom jeho moci. Cesi a Slovaci
sostavili pozoruhodnu armadu, DO
juj1cu na troch rozdielnych bi-
tevntch poliach a snaziacu sa Ia
stavit V Rusku a Siblri german
sku invaziu. V uznanl ich namah
0 dosiahnutie neodvisloSti, Vel 'ka
Britania povazuje Cechov a Slo-
vakov "a spojencov a uznava spo-
ienost' troch Gesko-slOvenskych
armad "a spojeneckn a valGiacu
armadu, ktora vedie riadnu voj-
nu proti Rakilsko-Uhorsku a Ne
mecku.'
Tento prehlas materialne napo-
mohol specatit osud Rak1Sko-
Uhorska a bezvynimecne uznal
cesko-slovenSkn neodviSlost "a
hotovy fakt.
Francilzsko a TalianSko, prija
tim pomoci cesko-sIovenskIch le-
gil na francjizskom talianskom
fronte, prakticky uznali cesko-
slovenske naroky.
V prvom tIzdni septembra
1918, Spojent Staty Ameriky a
Japonsko vydaly prehlasy, ktorF-
mi udobrily prehlas Anglicka.
(Pokracovanie.)
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14

denim; jeho oci boly prikovane
k tanieru, nikdy nevenoval pozor-
'nest' nicomu pri stole okrem svoj-
mu jedlu, a jedol tax naruzive,
ze mu lily ma cele vystupovaly a
pot mu cicerkom tiekol."
Nebolo nikoho, kto by mu Dol
navrhnul zapalit' 81 Lucky Strike
cigaretlu, lebo vtedy nebolo este
Luckies. Keby boly byvaly, mo-
hol sa dozit' vysokeho veku.
V jeho knizke, Jedi, pi bud
Stihly'', DIR. C. w. Lieb, dobre
many dietist hovori: "Cigareta
je dobrym vyplnkom a nahradza
jedlo, ktore tucnota zabranuje. "
Preto buducne, ked' vas bude
vabit' jedlo k drnhemu naberu,
miernite sa. Zapal'te 81 radsej ma
Lucky. Obzrite sa okolo a uvidite
mnohlch Tudi tax robit'. Tento
zvvk sa siri.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
sRDECNE PODAKOVANIE.

Nerada davam rObotu panu re-
daktOrovi, ale nem0zem Sa zdr-
Eat, ably som paru slova nenapi-
sala a pekne sa pod 'akovala tym
mojim dobrym priatelkam a pria-
tel 'om, ako sestram a kra Jan
kan. lltort ma priSly opatrit' do
City Hospital. Tie mole dobre
priatel ky ,ktorr ma navstiviIy a
poteSovaly, ably som sa len nestara
la, ze to bude lepSie, boly naSle-
dovne: pi. Zolovcll, pi. Petak, pi.
Pavliska, p. Pavlisko, pi. KuIik,
pi. GulaS, pi. Horgos, pan Horgos,
pan IlciSin, pi. Pekar, pi. IIric,
p. Krupa, pi. krupa, p. Juraj Kru-
pa, p. SipoS, pi. Garda, pi. San
dor, pi. Gejgus, pi. CuhariG, pi.
Rak, pi. Lucansky NIL, pi. Lutan-
sky z Campbell, pi. Varkanda, pi.
Kusnir, p. Vetrecin, ked' prisiel
svoju manzelku pozret', ktor;
tiez bola vel mi chora. Dalej pi
Roza d p. Petjak, svagor.
TAX i'm este raz krasne d'aku-
.jem, ze ma poteSili.
Mrs. Maria Zolovcik.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
DOKONALA lena.

Isty dansky casopis usporiadal
medzi svojimi citatel mi anketu
ma thema: "Ktora zena je doko-
.nala? ?" Odpovedi, ktore ma t1to o.
tazku dosly, udavaj1 siihrnne ME-
ktore poziadavky, ktorym musi
odpovedat' zena, ciniaca 81 narok
ma dokonalost'. Dokonalou je ka-
IDA zena
ktora eta noviny, bez toho, a.
by ich listy cd seba odtrhavala,
ktora eta kazdodenne nvodny
clanok v novinach,
ktora zachoyava desatoro pri-
kazani,
ktora neusiluje sa nikdy, ably
mala rozprave posledne slovo,
ktora 0 svojich nepritomnych
priatel 'kach hovori len dobre,
ktora sa nestara klebety,
ktora nechodi ma vypredaje
m6dnych obchodov,
ktora vzdy presne uda svoj
vek, .:..1~.
ktora nikdy mel 'utuje, re ME je
Tychto osem bodov eta sa dpl-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
ZIVOTOPIS PAZRAVEHO
GENIA.

Samuel johnson veril V umier-
nenost' a hlasal jej cnosti, ale ju
sam nepestoval. Keby dnes I'll,
bezpochyby by odporucal zapalit'
Lucky pade vabnosti k jedeniu
- ale akiste by len jedol vzdor
tomu.
Ackol'vek jeho hrob je blizko
Shakespeareovho vo Westminster
Abbey, malokto, okrem studentov
literat1ry, teraz eta jeho spisy.
On zije pre- mas ako jedna z mai
vaesich osobnosti V anglickej IL
terat1re hlavne preto, ze no maly
James Boswell zvecnil jednom
z najkrajsich zivotopisov ma sve-
tie - pod menom Boswell's Life
Of Johnson.
On NAL silu vyrazu, ktora hra-
nicila geniom a Boswellovo zboz
hovanie Johnsona bolo tax sku-
tocne, ze no musime my zbozho-
vat.
Samuel johnson boil vel ky mi.
lovnik jedla. Dakedy Putoval mad
svojou nenasytnost'ou, sl'uboval
sa napravit', ale nemohol. Mohol
sa zdrzat' zacas, ale nemohol byt
miernym.
"Ked bol pri STOLE, hovor
Boswell, "bol lplne zaujaty $ je
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14

- Tento casopis uverejnuje O.
hlasky len spoil 'ahlivych obcho-
dov, vacsinou tych najstarsich V
meste. Kto S tymito obchodami
obchoduje, moze byt' isty, Is do
stane spravny tovar "a srraVnn
cenu. :
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14

- Ked' mate krstinv, svadhu.
pohrab, spolkovn, osadnd slav.
most, opfste. nam to . zaslite I'VE.
Remit do naSich novin.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
YOUNGEST. SLOW. NOVINY

Mono dostat' V drobnom odpre-
dali u p. j. Hudika, 1858 Poland
Ave-, p. jana Franko ma Lansing
vile a ma stande pod mostom v
Campbell.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14
z DEJfN SLOVENSKEHO NARODA
Prednaska PAM Marie C. Sfkovej SovensSom vete ho
tell Ohio dina -. februara 19}0)
(Pokracovanie.)

akosi verila, re udrzanie dvojitej
rise je potrebne k v6li europske-
mu mieru, a re akekol 'vel1 preja-
venie sympatii k utlacenym Sla-
vianom by ohrozilo jeho neistn
rovnovahu. Takto, znemoznenim
ziskania sympatii Europy, osud
Slovakov, na zaGiatku 20. storo-
Gia, zdal sa byt' specaten[. Ako
narod, vymierali pod tlakom ma
d'arskym 49, ich krajina bola po-
maly zozierana Mad'armi pred
ich zrakmi. Ich iedina nadej na
obrodenie lezala oslobodeni
zpod mad 'arslStho jarma.
Ako bolo spomenutt, ciel ON
mad 'arskej politiky bolo npln6
vyhubenie slovenskeho mena a ma
roda a premenenie Slovenska ma
cisto mad 'arske uzemie Uhorska.
Ably to bolo dosiahnute, vlada
pouzila kazdeho mozneho pro-
striedku ma potlacenie najmenSej
znamky narodneho pohybu Slo
vakov, mech sd uz prejavil a.
komkol 'vek smere.
Ked re rec je najpatrnejsim
symbolom narodnoSti, slovenska
rec bola jednym najhlavnej-
Sich predmetov mad 'arSkeho ito
ku.
Vzdor stanoveniam narOdnoSt-
neho zakona, ktory zjavne dovo-
Poval narodnostiam pouzlvanie
ich materinskej reel, Slovak, cd
jeho detstva, podliehal kazdej
moznej prekazke nauteni sa "a
lebo pouzlvanl svojej reel.
Mad 'ari, ably elm Skorej vyma-
zali znaky po Slovencine, upreli
svoju pozornost' nadovsetko ma
skoly V nadeji, re mlada genera
cia slovenska bude uz hovorit' ME
po slovensky, ale po mad 'arsky.
Mad 'arski ministri vyucby do
stall vel'ku moe nakladat' so skol
stvom, ably sl1zilo mad 'arizacnIm
snaham. Priamo nepriamo mani
pulovali so systemom tax, re ko-
necne cd osemnast' do dvadsat'-
Styri hodin z. dvadsat 'Sest '-hodi-
novel ucebnej dolby tyzdennej,
venovane 'bolo vyucbe mad ar
skej reel.
Vlada vymenuvala len takych
ucitelov, ktori znali vyucovat' V
mad 'arcine ktori boil ochotnl
mad 'arizovat'.
Vzdor tomuto despotizmu Ma
d'arov a ich krikl 'avemu poruso-
vaniu misunderstanding zakona, ne
podarilo sa i'm vyhladit' Slovenci-
nu nou slovensky narod. No
ale ii, ktorl sa slovenciny drzali,
odsi1deni boil ma najnizsl STAY V
krajine.
Lebo bez znalosti mad 'arciny,
a to dokladnej znalosti, Slovak sa
nemohol uchadzat' Ziadne po-
stavenie ami v samom Slovensku.
Ma vyber NAL alebo vzdat' sa svo-
lei narodnosti a stat sa NADIA
rom v celom smysle toho slova,
alebo vzdat' sa vsetkych nadeJl
ma postup a zostat sedliakom a.
lebo robotnikom.
Toto bezohl 'adne prenasledo-
vanie narodnosti je zrejme 20
sndobnictva. POdl a narodnostne-
no zakona kazdy uhorsky obcan
NAL pravo ma s1dne pojednavanie
v miestnych stdoch V jeho mate
rinskej reel. Ale tomto ohPa-
de, ako vo vsetkych inych, ma
rodnostny zakon bol mrtvou lite
rou. V cisto slovenskFch krajoch,
kde maloktory obyvatel' rozumel
colen slovicko mad 'arske, predvo-
lania k s1du, sudne pojednavania
vyroky boly vynasane mad ar.
cine. Slovak, ktory sa drzal svo'
iei reel narodnosti, bol pozba
veny kazdeho sposobu dovolat' ss
napravy u jeho utlacovatel'ov.
Slovenska tlac bola tiez prena
sledovana. Ably ste 81 mohli utvo
-:I,oobo, y pSc;Ip nctioc oh ma oh a
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14

mi tieto casopisy holy obvinene,
tykaly sa narodnostnej otazky.
Boly bezpotetne inc sp6soby,
ktorymi mad'arska vlada utlaco-
vala narodnosti, ale cas- mi nedo-
voluje o tom d 'alej hovorit'.
Ufam, ze povedant bolo dost ,
ably ste 81 mohli utvorit' aspon
hmlisty obraz pomeroch, ktor9
panovaly ma Slovensku ne
znesitel nom stave Slovakov pod
mad 'arskym panstvom.
PriGinou hovorenia O tomtO
predmete ME je ozivovanie sta
rych st 'aznosti, ale poukazanie,
re ziadost' Slovakov oddelit' sa
cd Uhorska bola inSpirovana Sku-
tocnou tuzbou po vol'nosti a slo-
bode ich narodntho zivota.
Ci je potion div, ze ked' nadi-
sla vojna a s nou ich prllezitost
k slobode, ze Slovaci pridali sa
ku spojeneckIm narodom, kto-
rych heslom bolo 'oslobodenie
mensich europskych narodov cd
tryznenia, despotizmu a utlacova-
nia"?
Slovaci boil malym narodom,
hrdusen%m ich nepriatelmi. Has
slobody ich povzbudil a $ dychti-
vost'ou pracovali "a splnenie stu
bu spojencov.
Dovol' tie mi pripomennt. ako
tisice tisice Slovakov. ktori boil
prinnteni SHIFT mad 'arskej ar
made, ochotne, pri najblizsej pri-
lezitosti opustili svoje regimcnty,
presli kn spojencom a tam. We
zmuc zbran do rnk. boiovali 20
boku spojencov Ia ludstvo, "a
slobodu "a civilizaciu.
A to iSt6 urobili naSi bratia &C.
81.
Dovol tie mi pripomeniit' tie
cesko-slovenske legie. ktort bojo-
valy v prednTch radoch zakop na
francnzskom fronte - "a l'ud-
stvo, "a slobodu a "a civiIizaciu.
Dovol tie mi pripomen1t' udat-
most a tie hrdinske skutky stoti-
sic Slovakov a Cechov, nazva-
nych "cesko-slovenskImi legio-
narmi', ktor1 bojovali V RuSku
"a IudStvo, "a slObOdu a "a civili-
zaciu.
Mad'arski propagandisti, ma
druhej strane, nam tn hovoria, ze
vsttpenie Mad'arska a jeho Il
cast vo svetovej vojne bola len
nahoda''. Ale kde, spytujem sa
vas, mozu oni poukazat' co len ma
jedineho Mad ara, ktorE opustil
rady centralnych mocnostl pri-
pojil sa k spojencom bojovat' "a
l'udstvo, "a slobodu "a civiliza-
ciu?
Poviem yam, ze vsttpenie a L.
cast Mad 'arska vo svetovej voj-
ne, nebola ziadna nahoda.
Kirk "a vojnu j1li 1914, ne
boil nikde hlasnejsi nezli Ma
d 'arsku. Lebo vypuknutie vojny
prislo v case, ked' mad 'arske u
tlaeovanie narodnosti priblMova-
10 sa ku krize, ked' mad 'arska a
vlada citila a obavala sa nebez-
pecia, ktore sa uz ukazovalo ma
obzore. Mad 'ari citili tratenie sa
pody pod fch nohami. 70 vset-
kych vlivov, ktore podtraly cen
tralne mocnosti vybrat' rok 1914
ma zapocatie uskutocnenia ich da-
vno premyslenych planov, vliv
Mad'arov BIOL najsilnejsl. Boil 81
isti, ze vysledok vojny, V ktorej
Nemci a Mad'ari boil spojenl, bu-
de konecne podrobenie slavian-
skych narodnosti Uhorska Ma.
d'armi.
Mad 'ari podujali sa ma BOZ, a
by 81 udrzali moe, ktor1 uchva,
till a ktorej odobranie i'm hro.
zilo. ....
Cinnost' T. G.. Masaryka a Mi
lana r. Stefanika pocas svetove,
vojny Rusku, Anglicku, Fran
| oi,zcl,, Amarillo hnla n6uSnv
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1930-03-14

ne snadno, ae ruku ma srdce da-
nay - ked' len jeden yam ne
zodpoveda, ME ste dokonale.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-21
WHOLESALE SEARCH ARMS A|VD WEAPONS
 SUPPRESS UPRISING
PORT TIED UP BY STRIKE DOCK WORKERS; GOVERNMENT
 SUPPRESS DEFIANCE

CALCUTTA, India, May q, (P)- IA nationwide search for arms was begun by the police and other gov ernment authorities following the distribution of pamphlets at Poona Elsen urging the people to rise up and overthrow the British.
 The posters were signed Com Imander- In Chief of the Hindustan Army" The people were urged to seize all arms possible.
 The wholesale search for wea- ipons indicates the governments determination not only to suppress any further show of defiance but ito make serious armed resistance impossible.
 Tn Sholapur, the scene of Sangui- mary rioting and elsewhere, orders have been issued forbidding the assembly of more than five per sons. The Port of Rangoon was tied up by strike of dock workers.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-21
bROWNELL AND RAY
 GIVEN TWO YEAR PERMIT

WASHINGTON, May q, (P)-The Federal Power Commission author ized a two year permit to D. 0. BroWnell and r. V. Ray, prominent residents of Seward, for the devel- opment of a power project with a capacity of about 2,24O horse power lon Lost Creek in the Chugach for est.
 The Commission also issued a conditional preliminary permit for lone year to George T. Cameron of San Francisco for 23,OOO horse pow CT on Dorothy Lake Creek in Ton |gass Forest. The power is to be used for the. manufacture of wood pulp and paper on the condition that Cameron recieves a award for timber for a plant.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-21
VALLEY FARMS LOOK F!NE
 ID NEW HCME5TElDER'

The colonization program which Is Oelng naugurated by General
 Manager Otto F. Ohlson, for the development of farming lands in Matanuska and Tanana Valleys Wlrh the object ultimately of creat- lng additional tonnage for the AL aska Railroad, is making all ausni- clous start, according to M n Ionodgrass, who came North with ne 1lrst party of prospective set- tlers and remained with than, 1T Matanuska valley until tbev bad louno satisfactory locations states the Fairbanks News Miner.
 AS result of the efforts made to orlng new people into the distrio+
 enere have been six locations in -uatanuSka valley within the la. week, and there also is evidence ot increased activity among the old- timers of the valley, with indico
 0ionS that many additional acres VIII be brought under cultiva t;on Inls season The slashing If 1as lan totaled at least 100 acres m in salious parts of the valley, and the new arrivals will beein tba;r clearings this season.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-21
RE ETuRN OF DAWES
 NOT EXPECTED

WASHINGTON, May 20, (P,- Out of bewildering deluge of con- tradictory announcements and ru- mors, official and political Wash ington learned, with surprise, that President Hoover expects Embassa- ' dor Dawes to return shortly from his post in London
 It is indicated at the same time that Secretary stimson, does not share that expectation for the State Department head told news papermen after the President had confirmed the news that Dawes had not asked the Departments permission to leave London and could not leave without it.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-21
HOOVER TO SEE
 MIMIC WARFARE
 ATLANTIC OCEAN

U. s. s. SARATOGA off Virginia Cape, May 20, (P-Over the blue waters of the Atlantic is massed the naval power of the nation which has been mobilized to march in stately parade under the eyes of Commander-in- Chief Hoover; then to display battle maneuvers Iof sea and air off the shore.
 A 10-mile sweep is the stage over which the navy, for the first time in history, will be assembled to play it's mimic warfare while the Chief Executive looks on.
 President Hoover is aboard the
 new eight-inch gun cruiser Salt Lake City
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-21
ANCHORAGE CHAMBER
 C0MNERCE: GAVE DANCE

One of the seasons best halls wo . 1eld at the Elks large ball room saturday evening under the ans plceS of the Anchorage Chamber If commerce. The hall was beautiful 'lth It's simplicity in decoration ana the various corners contained 3iiefchants wares, displaying the -a0eSt Ill their wearing apparel or me pest type of electric household uensl. In the center of the east sloe' III the little alcove, a very at- sractlve grocers display was or ranged. At this booth, a delight- uiiy re1reshlng punch was dis pensed and at the far nortbea s+ corner, delicious ice cream nlacad .n cake container, was served rom an electric refrigerator
 m the other corners, a beautiful display of Picard and silver wara aaorned tables the latest evenin ,
 oope TOT mllady and costume for the outdoor person , 5lectfic mangler and range; a pro- auct rom the Anchorage canneries III the display of their canned fish an educational display Of mine rescue and first aid equipment by vne Bureau of Mines
 All these plus a novelty in the me Of dance program, in which all the Anchorage subscribers had oance number donated to them me Laughlin orchestra kept the large crowd in a happy dancy mood until a late hour when. with re1uc- tance, they played the home sweet nome number.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-21
ENTERTAINMENT IF CHINA FACING
 CRAVE CRISIS
BANDIT RAIDS INCREASING; IN HANDS OF MAURAUDING
 FORCES; NEAR HAWKING

SHANGHAI, May 21, {P)-With a series of major battles develop ing along the 175-mile front north If Nanking the provinces to the south deorganized by powerful bandit gangs, the Ranking govern nent is facing a grave crisis.
 The combined forces of General Yen Hsishan and Marshall Feng yu Hsang, reinforced by large units under other commanders, appear to have begun the general offensive movement which has been in pro- gress of organization for months.
 The Lunghai Railway China s 0nly East-West rail, line is the scene of furious fighting with both sides claiming the advantage. Air planes, tanks and machine guns gre being used in far-flung carnage and casualties are reported to be heavy on both sides The Ranking forces are officially declared to be threatening ChangchoW which has oeen the scene of the fighting for week. The railroad station there aas been destroyed by air raids and 4onan field, the headquarters of -fe rebels, bombed.
 General Yen Hsishan is moving 10 siege all customs salt tax reve- 2ues of northern provinces. Mean while the bandit raids in the pro- Tinces to the south are increasing dally One or two provinces in -act, are declared to be virtually in he hands of the maurauding fore +7s who are pressing nearer and nearer to Nanking.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-05-21
BRITISH CONDUCT
 AIR BOMBING RAID

LONDON, May q, (R,-The Brit ish army in India has used air. planes in a bombing raid for the 1lrst tune in the disorders that have followed upon the civil dis obedience campaign.
 Wedgewood Benn, secretary of state for India, told the House of Commons that Haji of Turangzai, a chieftain of the northwest from tier, who has been within 20 miles of the key city of Peshawar, with in the l2st few days, was bombed after he refused to obey an order to leave.
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AIR SERVICE BETWEEN
 PARIS, BUEN0S AIRES

ST. LOUIS, West Africa, May q, (R)-The first attempt at regular air mail service from Paris to Bue- nos Aires was started by Jean Mer- moz, veteran French aviator.
 With two companions, Mermoz took-off for Port Natal Brazil and expected to cover the 1,7OO miles in less than 20 hours, although he has fuel enough for 26 or 27 hours.
 His crew is composed of M. Dabry navigator and M Guimie, radio operator.
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EARLY BALLOTING

PHILADELPHIA, May 20, (PD- Early balloting at the primary for United States Senator, Governor and other officials is heavy in spots. The reports indicated that Senator Grundy announced he yot- ed for Clifford Pinchot for Cover nor Army watchers are present m some of the districts in Phila- idelphia.
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INDIAN DISORDER

DHARSANA, India, May 2l, (H)
 For the second time since suc- ceeding Gandhi, Mrs. Naida has been arrested. The arrest was made during a raid on some salt deposits. Ten of Naida's volun- teers were injured and many ar rested The raid was featured by strategic move by the yolun- teers who divided into two bodies and then converged from two dir ections upon the salt deposits.
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AMERICAN GOLFERS
 SCORE WELL MI! !cHEs

SANDWICH, Eng, May 21, (R-
 pr. Oscar E. Willing of Portland,
 Ore, and R. W. Hartley of Great
 Britain, rival players in the Walker Cup play, tied for first place in the gold vase tournament on the Sand Wich course. Each scored 148 for 36 holes.
 Don K. Moe, another Portland,
 Ore, player, scored Fl on the
 morning round for a tie with Lead CTS but his play got away from him
 in the afternoon.
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SUSPENDED AS EXECUTOR

LOS ANGELES, May 20, (P)- George Ullman, business manager and close friend of tho laso Ru- dolph Valentino, lover of the films, was suspended as executor of the Valentino estate. Charges of mis- management and misappropriation of state funds and attempted fraud were made in Probate court as a preliminary to a petition for Ull- mans permanent removal and ap- Ipointment of another administra- tor.
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PAYS FORFEIT

SAN FRANCISCO, May 20, (P)-
 Marion Hollis, former women $ national golf champion, who re- gently made fortune of over $2,000,000 in the Kettleman Hills
 oil field, has arranged to give $5O,-
 900 of it to two friends with whom
 she agreed years ago on such for felt, should any of the three ac-
 quire $1,OOO,OOO.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
CHAMBER MEETING

William Sherman, supervisor of the Chugach National forest in this area, and J. A. Ramsay, well known Anchorage attorney. were guests at yesterdays regular meet ing of the Seward Chamber ot Commerce. They both gave in- teresting addresses.
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IN CUSTODY

John Spudnick, owner of ranch few miles from Fairbanks, was taken into custody by federal au- thorities for observation as to his mental condition and a complaint alleging that he is insane was filed with U. S. Commissioner M. R. Boyd.
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EIGHTEEN GRADUATES
 FAI2B5HKs HIGH SCHOOL

According to the Fairbanks News Miner, there were Is students in the graduating class of 1880.
 Its members are Lois Spencer, Kathleen Newton, Josephine King, Marie Quirk, Patricia Herring, Amy Kramer, Charlotte Lynn, Louis Wehner, Harold Newton, Austin Gibbs, William Thompson, James Stewart, Paul Lien, Fred Parker, Harold Schmidt, Tom Long, Frank Burns and Lawrence Rogge.