Evening Star Newspaper, August 7, 1930, Page 26

"B S ' THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1930. . , R— giam e v open rebellion. ~ But their union | Monday, had toward recovery | ‘When he leaves the hospital, the Aus- |of Hendrik Willem ; - Du OHIO LUTHERANS l DD SR PORMER ey INDO CHINA REVILT |38 o A e o S R R e | } HELD RED MENACE 2 tranas , , ]fllN BTH[R SY Nufls ] 70 Lives Lost in Flthhng Against - - H i L . £ the 1eaders to the manifestants, LR A French Rule—Europeans ‘Nearly all the leaders u:,: the vn'fi' g 25 : ; Hurt. Nam-Quoc-Dan-Dang — - Assets of Five Million Dollars| | . g ists—are d the bars, w:.; e each -rrut. Turned Over to Control ~ i HANOL Prench, Tuido-Chine’ (P . oL - ) The Viet-Nam-Quoc-Dan-Dang ai \ of New Body. : Ve et b o |+ ONROAD.TO RECOVERY : ; = e 4 ‘ native political parties, joining against | VEERE, Holland, August 7 (#).—Wing S UV omen s Smart iRt ch rule, are blamed by offcials for Comr. Chlrlu Kingstord-Smith, who IPEaeh. 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