Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1931, Page 7

THE EVENING ST‘A'R’.'.WXSHINGTON,’ D.” ¢;” THURSDAY, JULY* 9, 71931.° Another feature was an aviation show tary GANDH' mscl.AIMS ] ARGENTINA CELEBRATES |47, brillisnce and patr its independence of 5p.|n. 115th Anniversary of Independ-| The ocelebrations by about 75 military and commercial in Buenos :Lre;n l:‘adt‘ n‘lzl#nwuh a hmgm given | planes. y N lburu e ence Marked by Events. ment officials and army :n:o Fusoline tax Czechoslovakala’s new AN FUR U S .I-R|P BUENOS AIRES, July 9 (#).—Ar-|chiefs. Today's events include a Te has raised the retall price of gasoline | " . l‘enunl celebrated today with custom-|Deum” in the cathedral, a military pa- | to 27}, cents a gallon. Anxious Countryman Writes &; Rich America Would Not Understand. SUIPREME YALLE 17.183¢ [SFORE HOURS FOR JULY, 9. TO 6—SATURDAYS, TILL 2] Vast Storeyide Event! The Peak Values of These Value Times! Trémendous Savings on Merchandise You Need When temper grows thin ] and nerves are on edge! 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Your visit to this country would be absolutely misunderstood and the wonderful hold you have today on some imlgtnluvz Americans would be lost in a way.” In reply to the writer's expressed hope that he would not wear European clothes on his forthcoming trip to Lon- don, the mahatma reiterated his deci- sion to wear only a loin cloth, “If I go to England, I shall go as a Tepresentative—nothing more and noth- ing less. I must therefore appear not as the English would have me, but as my representative character demands. My loin cloth is an organic evolution of my life. It came naturally, without effort and without premeditation. Scores Sham and Falsity. “My duty, as I conceive it, will then be. if 1 succeed in reaching London, to add nothing more to the loin cloth than the weather peremptorily demands. 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