Evening Star Newspaper, March 16, 1931, Page 24

T0IDLE FEDDAILY | [Pomemerem MADRAS, India, March 16.— ————— Feminine India is literally up in .h 3 0 e arms _against Kamala XBIM :na Sita Bai, who face social ostra- More Than 43,000 Given n and disgrace bec;u;ehtthe{ H engaged in a six-roun g al Mealis Since It Opzned the White City Carnival here yes- terday. il That Hindu women, the most n December. conservative of all their Eastern S - sisters, should invade the boxing ring, which heretofore has been ded as the most exclusive preserve of men in the realm of sport, has shocked and pained even India's men, who for cen- National Guerd A \ turies have kept wives and daugh- street and Penn E 2. ters in strict seclusion behind the kitchen is operated joi the Pront| | vel- Line, Columbia o oNaiter Reed Posts k / BANDIT ROBS TRAIN The Veterans of Toreign Wars' un- " s io March 7, re 3 $5,000 in Pay Rolls Taken in Hold kitchen n a 43,000 have be © ce the op Up in Alabama. i A , ol — BIRMINGHAM, Ala., March 16 (#).— In addition to the actual fee A bandit held up and robbed the ex-; erations, 1,895 loaves ha press messenger of a Louisville & Nash- ‘1;2.0{313» e - of train fust outside the cly limits s ASlQ!‘» PR frian: y and escaped with $5,000 in pay | zation, and icies of cloth-| bbery took place as the train | ing also have d. 2 ng Magella, a flagstop, on its Other distr - main- |y to Tuscaloosa, and the man left the | tained at e chur at Slow v ! with the st e at mb, the next s op. 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