1fi41r MT tr~~AN n A T y M9qfTT15 C4y% A qV A 115 TT f4 A AOA -- A l l., l~a aa a !°' IN a.J I L I T UR, tSDAY, APRIL 10, 193U riiir nniiIrn ADMCUNI TED STATES LIGHT CRUISER GIVEN FINAL " ' MrrISSN YOUTH! ROIGPf GROIN RIRTOTSTS ON MAINE COAST L1 (IL UASU DLSVEACFLRVL CTUREBMESfON SDIV~inrnnRiA A Detectives Hire' " Gangsters to - Hatred Against British Nation Plant Explosives in Spreads Am ong Gandhi's 6Hi-Jacker's Car. Men. - *;-:-::-:*:::4::.:.-..'.... ..:;-.. ,... 1FIVE KILLED BY BOMBS (Bly .Ass RCi.Cd Press) MARION. In. April 9-A ruse Swhereby Cincinnati detectives "hir- ....................................................~.. .d" three members of an alleged Chicago bomibing ring to plant ex- .. .....* ,y, plesives in a hi-jacker's automo- bile led to their being. lodged . in ,. ~Grant County jail today char ged1 * 1 with three bombings which took five lives in Marion labor circles in ,;.;:.., the past six months. The ,trio, arrested after receiving +' -smarked money from an informant, who conducted negotiations for the job, gave their names as Peter Knieciak, 35, Harry Danford, 2, and Joe Beckett, 25, all of Chicago. In addition, a ,sheriff's posse in raid at Elwood, Ind., arrested Duke ' Humphing, 38, and Mabon Humph- :_>:::::>in, 24, said by police to have ar- " ranged for the bombings with the Assocate; ess1.Photo Chicago men and with a gang. at INewport, Ky. Brought to the Jail ts final grooming at Charleston navy here, the brothers denied any con- run off along the Maine coast. nection. -- - All five men were held without HOOI QO S TO BE HELD bond on. charges of conspiracy to I comitmurder. Police also arrest- V'MEXICO THIS YEAR, ed for questioning Mrs. Ermna - ~Legos, widow of Andrew Legos., Vic-' IIof Mexico and the other a six week. timo of one of thne bombings, but re-I coure onMexian hstorfused to indicate her possible im- couse n Mxicn hstoy, govern- plication. ment, and education.. The third The three Chicago men, police school, located at Rio de Janeiro, revealed, were enticed here by .the _will offer classes in history, litera- informant, who offered them $350 1ture, and languages, which will last t obah- ce' uooie fo7 onh Alter he paid them in, marked bils for amonth they were arrested. The informgnt The Institute of Foreign Educa- !said, Danford told him the, gang tion hopes to encourage the attend-'j carried out the bomhbing of . the ing of colleges in South America by State theatre at Hammond, Ind., Imeans of these summer classes, two years ago. s (Ely As'ocjatcd i'r gss) SURAT, BOMBAY , India, April 9. - Moving to a new battlefroiit: i f I Mahatma Gandhi preached hris doctrine of civil disobedience and Ipassive resistance to British d tlh- ority today at Bhimrad. .: Villagers, volunteers, and visi- tors from. Surat, amid shouts of "long live Gandhi," followed the Nationalist leader onto lands inun- dated by the tides and collected salt in violation of the British monopoly. Each~ took a small quantity of salt from the .marshy Associated Press Photo i land. S= Robert Emmet Boyle,I A striking feature of the dem- Former Fordham university stu- onstration was a chorus which sang dent, who disappeared in December,j seditious songs. Gandhi's journey 1928, was identified as a cab driver here was by train. He was accom- in Vicksburg, Miss. He is the son' panied by his son, Manilal Gandhi. of Dr. Patrick Boyle, Glen Falls, The revolt against the British INew York. law appears to be gaining mnomren- tumn daily. Reports from various. Compul sory Gym Work 1 parts of Gujerat indicated that Held Illegal by Board many Indian women 'are taking part in the demonstrations. The United States navy's light cruiser, -Nothampton, is- receiving i yard, Boston, before being tested for seaworthiness. The teats ill ber S&A7MER$CO C^HAIRMAN VPHOLD51 O5M E tCANSIIF Students Encouraiged to Attend _____ Study Session of Latin Radio Commission's Ruling Does' n atvIulue Not Mean That State Must I Encouraging United States stu- Lose License.I dents to attend schools in Latin America, the Institute of Foreign (BY &Associated. TPess) Education located in New York .City WASHIGNTON, April 9.--The has announced three sun-nwr schools to be held in that part of federal radio commission's rulingI the world, ,where Americans may restricting licenses for police radio learn something of the history, cul- service to "municipally :controlled ture, and, language of their south- stations" does not mean that state 1ern neighbors. owned stations can not have li-. 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