John Hurt, son of the well known J
railroad folks at Anchorage, who
has been visiting home during the
summer school vacation, left on the
SS. Alaska enroute to California to
resume his studies.
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IT CREST RECEPTION
MARSEILLES, France, Sept. 12.
(/I1)—Mahatma Gandhi smiled as
he walked down the gang-plank
l from his second class berth on a
: large ocean liner which docked
here.
He was met on the wharf by a j
group of reporters and many i
others anxious to see the leader[
i of India’s millions; the reporters
! fired a barrage of questions at
jthe Indian personage.
When asked whether he would
visit the United States, Mahatma
Gandhi said he did not intend to
visit America as “America does
not want me.” He added that it
was not the American govern
ment. If he went to America, as
i he had been advised by friends
I in America, Gandhi said he would
be offered huge sums of money
for public appearances, and he
does not want this money.
Mahatma Gandhi is on his way
to attend the Round Table con
ference in London and said that
he was “a prisoner of England,
a willing prisoner.” He represents
[India’s “dumb millions” and is to
j try to iron out difficulties exper
ienced between England and India.
To a question as to whether
war would result between the two
nations if a satisfactory agree
ment was not reached at the
Round Table conference, Mahatma
Gandhi said that a state of “war
now exists between England and
India. I go to arrange for peace.”
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HOSPITAL NOTES
Alf Jacobson, of Crab Bay, Alaska,
is in the Seward General Hospital!
for medical treatment
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Miss Mabel Ellis has left the hos
pital but is still under Dr. A- D. j
Haverstock’s care.
* * *
Mrs- Blanche Hevercamp^. of
Nome, is greatly improved.
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Rev. Paul Shadura of Kenai, Al- j
aska, will soon be able to return j
home.
Howard Romig, son of Dr. and.
Mrs. Romig of Anchorage, was |
among the young Alaskans toj
• board the SS. Alaska for Seattle.
Howard is on his way to Stanford
where he is well along in the med
ical profession. Mrs. Romig ac
companied her son to Seward and
planned to return home today.
Janice Koslosky, son of the An
chorage merchant, departed on the
SS. Alaska for Seattle. Janice will
enroll at the University of Wash
ington.
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Miss Tania Shadura, daughter of
Fr. Paul Shadura of Kenai who has
been a patient in the Seward Gen
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left for her Anchorage home today
after a two weeks stay here with
her father.
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