Dutch To Replace
Seized Cargo
THE HAGUE, (/P)—The Nether
land’s government said today an
agreement had been reached m l e
case of the United States freighter
Martin Behrman, whose $3,00J,00 )
cargo was seized by Dutch aut .o
ities in Batavia.
The Martin Behrman, chartere
by the Isbradndtsen company o
Newr York, was ordered to Batav a
by Dutch naval craft after she
loaded sugar, sisa., ruooe an
other products at tile Bcpuhlir..
port of Cheribon in Java.
Netherlands East Indies official
said the cargo was seized because
the products were grown on es
tates, now’ in Indonesian hanu*,
which rightfully belonged .o
Dutchmen.
“The Netherlands Indies 3"’
ernment,” said the communique is
sued here, “has declared itself pre
pared to provide the Martin Be^r
mnn w’ith a similar logo! cargo so
that there will be no financial 1 > -
for the ship.
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FAIR NOTES
To clear up a matter which
seems to be creating a great deal
of confdsion, it is brought to your
attention that the Fair “Big 3
Raffle” tickets now being sold, and
the Arctic Club "Queen” tickets
» on sale are in no way con
nected.
T.ie e tickets are for two differ
ent events, the Arctic Club Car
\ !.-> planned for the night of
h 29 and the Fair begins on
• nignt of April 17, with raffles
for each event.
The "Big 3 Raffle” is for the
i:.i laire, Radio-Phonograph, and
V t hing Machine to be given
away at the Gay 90’s Night at the
i>* r>' April 19 . . . Enuf said.
No woman wants a dress iden
Pcnl to another woman’s—but all
the rules are off about mink coats.
is willing to compensate the com
;>nny for financial losses caused by
the order to the Martin Behrman
♦ > 'Ril from Cheribon to Batavia.
This compensation may be deter
mined by arbitration if necessary.”
I
Ban Communists
From Labor Groups
SAN FRANCISCO (/P)—The San
Francisco central labor council
voted 138-36 last night to ban
Communists from membership and
urged they be excluded from state
AFL councils as well.
Thomas White, secretary of a
warehousemen’s local, introduced
the resolution declaring its pur
pose was “to eliminate Commun
ists from places of authority with
in labor.”
One delegate, Rene Battalini,
protested “this is the road to Fas
cism.”
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BOY SCOUTS SURPRISE
B. G. BAKER
The Boy Scouts, Troop f>66, had
a surprise party on Mr. B. G. Baker
last Saturday evening. Mr. Baker
has been adtive in the development
of the troop since it was organized
and has been both scoutmaster and
a member of the board. The boys
are looking forward with antici
pation to the plans for the coming
summer, when most of the activi
ty takes place.
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FAREWELL PARTY FOR
CHAPLAIN AND MRS. YORK
A farewell party was given last
evening at the Federated church
after the evening services for
Chaplain and Mrs. Jame> York,
who have taken an active part in
the church work during their stay
here.
Chaplain York is leaving for the
States soon, where he will receive
his discharge from the U. S. Army,
after which he plans to return to
school and complete his training.
A presentation ot a beautiful or
iginal Alaskan drawing was made
j to Chaplain and Mrs. York in ap
i preciation of their fine co-opera
j tive spirit.
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ATLANTA, Ga. (/P>—Gov. Mel
vin E. Thompson declared today
J that Herman Talmarigo and hi., po
litical associates no longer had the
right to speak for the Democratic
j party, and branded the Talmadge
; sponsored “white supremacy” leg
1 islation as an invitation to fraud
i and stolen elections.
I Train-Auto
Collision Kills Six
KAYSYILLE, Utah. UP)—Dorc
thy Webster, 20, was in critic;.!
condition today from injuries suf
fered in a train-automobile colli
sion that killed six children and
injured three other persons laf
night. The accident occurred whe>
Webster’s car, carrying the chi'
dren and his daughter homo fror
a movie at nearby Layton, wa>
struck by the Union Pacific’s wes*
bound Los Angeles limited from
, Chicago at a crossing here.
Train crewmen said the stgna1
was functioning, and state highway
patrolmen quoted Webster as say
ing he -tarted over the crossing a:
ter observing that a freight tra?r
on the double tracks had stopper*
He said he did not see the limite<
Those who survived were ririin,
, in the front seat. The car wa
hurled more than 50 feet.
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