The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, August 13, 1931, Page 3

Nn i SAU OS GANDHI RERUSES T0 ATTEND CONFERENCE Will Not Participate in London Meeting; Charges Viola- tions of Treaty Bombay, Indie, Aug. 13.—(®)—The Indian national congress Thursday decided definitely not to participate in the second round-table conference on Indian affairs at London this fall. Mahatma Gandhi's ‘son, Devidas Gandhi, said as he left the meeting of the congress working committee: “There is absolutely no chance my father will go to London.” The committee's decision to have no part in the conference was based upon charges of “repeated serious breaches of the Delhi pact by the Provincial government.” . Gandhi served notice on Viceroy ‘Willingdon séveral days ago he would not participate in the conference un- less he was assured peasants in ar- rears with taxes or rents would not be molested by revenue authorities. Gandhi, who framed the resolution which the committee adopted, also by the fact Viceory Lord Willingdon declined to appoint an impartial tribunal’ to investigate alleged breaches of the pact and to interpret two terms of that document. The action does not mean, Gandhi told the Associated Press after the working committee meeting, that the campaign of civil disobedience will be renewed immediately. “I have no present intention of re- newing civil disobedience,” he said, “we will strive to fulfill our part of the Delhi pact, which need not necessarily be considered rescinded by today’s decision. However, if the gov- ernment makes our position. utterly intolerable we must act in self de- fense. So far as I am concerned there is no-intention of reopening negotia- tions with the government regarding poeta in the round-table con- ference.” Kansas City Youth Upsets Tennis Dope Culver, Ind. Aug. 13,—(P)—Hal Surface, a spirited racqueteer from Kansas City, disturbed the peace and tranuqillity of the topheavy favorites in the junior singles tennis champion- ship at Culver Wednesday. The Kansas City youth started it when he eliminated a number-four seeded player, Bernard Freedman, from the championship fight by the decisive scores of 6-4, 6-3. So clear- ly did he outplay the Philadelphia star that the other favorites stopped fearing each other and watched his style of attack closely. favorite group. Doeg defeated J. L. Beaver of Gainesville, Ga., Wednesday 6-3, 6-3, and was the favorite. In the second round junior doubles, 9-T; 4-6, 6-1. Pangborn-Herndon ; Awaiting Decision Tokyo, Aug. 13.—(#)—Clyde Pang- born and Hugh Herndon, Jr., Am- erican fliers held for questioning be- cause they allegedly took of fortified areas while flying over Japan, were ordered today by govern- ment officials not to leave Tokyo, Pending decision of their case, under Penalty of imprisonment, The order was issued at the con- clusion of a long questioning by the public prosecutor who will determine whether court action shall be taken against the aviators who flew here from Siberia to start a trans-Pacific “It’s Business” “It’s a Business proposition® sald ‘Recerete Line od Salmon ot in asked nature of a $250,000 sult she has started againel Ross W. Judson, motor executive SALE OF REAL Notice ia peeety the authority o! rh yy the Ho: eof the Count; County, North Dakota, dated day of July, A. D. 1931, the as administrator estate of D. own as Caroline Donn of the city of Bis: leigh County, North Dakot will sell at private sale to high- est bidder or heat bidders, for cash or for not i than one-fifth cash and the bal on @ credit not ex- ceeding five able in in- stallments with in' subject to confirmation 4 the Jus of said county court, the following desc: real Seay) and any part thereof, or any pert hereee any of it or any o! wit: Lots 1 to 6, both inclusive, in block 2 in Coffin’s Addition to the city of amarok, in Burleigh county, North ota, ‘The southeast quarter of section twenty-one (31) in township one hun- dred and ti! ne abe {288 north, of ray venty-a! w fitth, pein 1_meridian in Burleigh county, North Dakot ‘The southwest quarter of the north- east quarter, the northeast quarter ¢ he southwest hal ungated the brn day of August, A. D. 1931. ee : asthe administrator of the estate of Carrie D. Taylor, also known as ‘Caroline Doanaly porter deceased. 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