New Britain Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1930, Page 11

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 13, TROOPS RUSHEDTD | COMMUNITY WHEN REBELS SEZE CITY also procecded to the first violent nifestations of | attempt to establish | an order by n the beleakuer- bullock cart was right ir tead today. member early ome ferred antho the ¢ A ert ¢ measures filed tr the city and took charg portant eded at o ex rough sectione hey poste t post ap- com- comr inging Gur inte e Darj- er the civ disobedience sted vesterday Declared Unlaw ful In the Mi disobe Jail 2 Sentenced to May civil diso- r Gandhi's his nationalist followers cause, A few drops of Freezone does it! Puts the corn to sleep—deadens all pain— and soon makes it so loose in its bed of flesh that it lifts right out! Hard corns or soft—all are ended by Freezone. Callouses, too. Get a bottle at any drug store and walk and dance in comfort! | with months rigorous imprisonment. | Four boys, who were participating | in the projected raid, a warning. Al other of the 30 volunteers arrested were sentenc- | ed to there months rigorous prisonmen Prepares For Raid r, Bombay, May 13 (@— | 24 andhi, son of the Mahat- making elaborate preparation at Untadi near Dhar- A raid Thursday on the L operated salt depot near | reaana. hundred and sixty volunteers have gathered at Untadi | and more are expected today. Manilal Gandhi, who arrived to- from Navsari. conferred with leaders of the civil disobs- dience movement and with the Mos- nam V. Harides Gandh volu arrived todsy imp wire-fencing | local tion Rioters Control City London, May 13 (# -— A Bombay | dispatch to the London Daily Mail today said rioters had taken | control of the entire city of Shola- week's serious dis- Traders were said to have d to open their shops, fearing nagistrate litary lion of the from appealed for fusther | ulster Poona « mill city v would be put n 1al nd handed over entirely to mil- 44th States Coast the most serious : 2 bombing raid ma s on forces of Peshawar <l not bomb dition was not undertaken u nt Hafi, wa 4 roads More Afr Demonstrations cr aericl demonstrations Peshawar neighborheod dda, which is head the Afghan Youth v reported to have t. British troops ge in dis- the Haji were | til after |C c ned to depart, |t near Peshawar were | { with the who have allied m- selves with the Haji A Lahore dispatch today said Tara Singh r of a band of Sikhs ho were nifig toward Pesha- ested. His followers ap- vere m(xxr»d to continue on T ill not be allowed to ma Gandhi's own ionalist opposi- statement of Lord Irwin published yes- fixing October 20 as the date for the round table conference in london between ian leaders and British government leaders to settle Indian problems BALDNESS CAN BE AVOIDED LUCKY TIGER for falling hair ments thin Mah nd of the n seen in a ran tion w Viceroy terday " DAVIS © Formerly Priced to $6.50 1 GROUP OF HATS OFF ON A COST /3 Our Regular $1.65 Quality CHIFFON HOSE Reduced FREEZONE ous! hammedan Kitchlew rigor conviction growing out of his partici< pation in the civil disobedience cam- paign months convictions of sedition. with tion guests on board the coast guard of the day. tertainment. competitive boat race for the and alumni tel and show, itention of disarming | Thurs. Andrew W treasu Formerly Priced to $12 Assails Gandhi The viceroy assalled Mahatma were let off | Gandhi and other lcaders e: lhe mvll disebedience campaign rating the campaign with the Fuad ‘lable conference promised | near future, had been necessary in the face of violence growing out of civil diso- bedience campaign to arm the na- tional Indian and provincial govern- ments to meet the emergency. for the| and he noted that it| He pleaded in the end that Gandhi and his associates not obstruct those who wish to participate in the con- ference tion was ever passed upon any per- son than that in which it was said [ing me of any rose garden” lof some, themselves and them that tering in they hindered.” “No more severe (‘ondemnl- that they entered not in Tour Persons Killed chi, India. M ns were killed and twelve seri- njured today in a free fight h hatchets and axes betwveen Mo- peasants of Kakiri vil- 2 miles from Matli Sta- Badin in the Hyberabad Kakirt is ear Sentenced to Jail Amritsar, India, May follower of ndhi, was sentenced to three years ous imprisonment today en a -India national Sheikh Hissadin, Dr. eth, Sardar Teja Singh, and rkana all were sentenced to 18 rigorous imprisonment on all- congress Coast Guard \cadem\ In Midst of Graduation New London, May 13 (® — The commencement of the United Guard academy, which turday, continued today entertainment for gradua- egan S an utter Champlain, the feature event Three hundred persons, and gue attended the en- Luncheon was served, adets followed by dancing. events will includc platoon infantry drill Alumni) cipi an linterciass Lewis cupi a tea reception at the academy; the dinner at the Mohican ho- e annual cadet musical det Cruise, 1930." graduation exercises will be noon at the academy. 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