Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1927, Page 6

| THE EVENING “‘Yhere Is no danger of a| " R ® he night at . Ny China, ARG DRITLIOR =2 it 5 [OHERN SEES G |5 B 2 Beir o) o e . 2 IN'WAR FOR FREEDUN | nounced by the cabinet on Ay | been extended to all the colonies, e: |tssued for t time 1wo kinds | paper mon en and y ne noratorium of 21 |cept Formosa. T far the mor: Unexpected Optimism Pre~jw B | | on as usual, but an vails as Banks Open Today. | g No Runs Reported. . has been | E By the A TOKIO, Ap —~An t of calm _| Labor Federation Head Says Revo- | By the Associated of merican Federation of Labor, ' | for the “widest and fullest opportunity | { 2 {and communistic philosophles gain- | ing a permanent foothold in i EXPLORERS TO DISCLOSE | BAFFIN ISLAND SECRETS| Territory Unsearched Since 1631 to | Be Visited in June by New York Expedition ociated Press. v YORK, April 25.—Regions of Baffin Island, virtually unexplor ince they were visited by Luke Foxe 1d secrets that e lution Is Evidence Only of De- sire for Self-Government. A plea by William Green, presiden * Chinese people to establish a g b nent of their own choosing” i expedition, which will s ned in the current issue of the York in June, it was an- | n Federationist, the labor [ nounced yesterday i |~ The expedition—to be known as tha | Putnam Baffin Island Expedition—will | be directed by George Palmer Putnam, | [ publisher | | The two-masted schooner Morrissey commanded by Robert Bartlett, ski per for Robert E. Peary on his po trips, will carry the expedition, Pe: son will assist In making geographical | studi Including the crew of the | Morr the expedition will number | 21 persons, tion’s .y writing as repr the Amer labor, ¢ lares the ry activity in China ire for self-govern the Chinese masses, predicted declared that there lang: of communistic ideas on to merge out of civil war. t . e 1t s fully tired » make a fool of himself over any other woman. 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