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2 HRT N R * OVERBONBAYTRA " Sentencing of Satyagrahis for Passive Resistance Signals Outbreak. By the Associated Press. BOMBAY, India, April 11 (#).—Twen- | ty-two persons were injured in riote | ing outside the court house here to-| day when a number of Satyagrahis, | who- yesterday offered passive resist- | ance during a police raid on National | Congress headquarters, were sentencad | to various terms of imprisonment. Mahatma Gandhi, who yesterday had to curb his salt-making because of high blood pressure, asserted in Jalopur to- day that his health was excellent, “ex- cept that I have received a° warning from kindly nature thai I must hasten slowly if I don't wish to court a break- down.” Accompanied by Miss Maniben Patel, daughter of Vallabhai Patel, who was speaker of the Legislative Assembly, Gandhi today proceeded to Karadimat- wad, where he announced a conference of women would be held at Dandi Sun- day. They will consider possibility of concentrating their civil disobedience campaign there on the picketing of liquor shops and foreign cloth shops. He addressed the women, counseling them to spin khaddar—native cloth— and he startled his audience by declar- ing that if the supply was exhausted they must go naked. THEATER MUSICIANS WIN COURT ROUND| Appellate Tribunal Reverses Judg- ment, Dismissing Their Suit for Injunction. By the Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.—Union musicians yesterday won a round in| thelr fight to hold their jobs, despite:the advent of the audible motion pictures. The State District Court of Appeals| reversed a trial court judgment which | had dismissed the San Francisco Mu- | sicians’ Union suit for a restraining or- | der against the Allied Amusement In- dustries of California and others. The | order sought would have forbidden, un- | der a prior contract, the discharge of musicians from theaters in which | “talkies” devices had been installed. ICE-LOCKED ISLE OFFERS | ENUMERATORS PUZZLE | No Boat to Lake Superior Settle-| ment Before May ‘and Inhab- itants Scaottered. | By the Associated Press. | HANCOCK, Mich., April 11.—How to reach an ice-locked island to count its people, and how to locate the people | to count them once the island is| reached? | This problem faced census enumera- | tors yesterday when they tried to de- | cide what to do about residents of Isle Royale, 40 miles off the mainland in | Lake Superior. | It will be impossible for a boat to| reach the island before May at the | earliest. Once the boat does get there, | locating the dwellers in their scattered | cabins will be difficult b2cause of the | dense forest. The census heads in Washington have been asked to figure out’'a solution. AVIATOR IS DIVORCED Mrs. Brow Charges Husband With . “Mental Cruelty.” PROVIDENCE; R. I.. April 11 (#).— Mrs. Mona G. Brow. of Edgewood, wife of Lieut. Harold J. Brow, noted aviator, was granted a divorce yesterday in Su- | perior Court on the ground of extreme | mental cruelty. She was awarJed cus-| tody of her minor daughter and $150 per month for support of the child. Lieut. Brow, now statjoned at San Dicgo, Calif., won fame Th 1923, when he flew a Navy plane 244.15 miles an hour, shattered the world record. He piloted the first plane from which a | torpedo was launched successfully. | Kites—How to Build Them BY PAUL EDWARD GARBER, U. S. National Museum, Smithsonian Institution. % Prepared for the District of Columbia Model Aircraft League ARTICLE VI. The Eddy Kite. William A. Eddy of Bayonne, N. J., who died about 1910, began his kite experiments in 1863. In 1894 he was one of a group of famous pioneers in kite flying for scientific purposes who condufifd investigations of the upper air with kites at Blue Hill Observatory, in ‘Massachusetts. Messrs. 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