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THE UMOV-EECOEDOL SflUEDCEVUii', CA, HJUtCH S, 1IM
News Over
The Nation
(By The AwdikJ Pin)
PtEMIUt SHOWS US—
The Japanese situation dominated
last week’s headlines in world news,
and one of the strangest happenings
in modern times in a great civilized
nation took place when Premier
Keisuke Okada, reported earlier to
havt been assassinated by rebellious
young army officer? turned up sev
eral days later unharmed after the
Rebellion had quelled. The later t*
ports of the week had it that u-
Rebels mistook the Premier's Secre
tary and brother-in-law, Colonel
Deruo Matshuo for the Preimer him-
PETITION FOR DISCHARGE
United States District Court Ma-
•on Division, Middle District of
Georgia.
In the matter of Albert Crawford
Lugand. of Milledgeville, Baldwin
County—Bankrupt, in bankruptcy.
To the Creditors of the above-
named Bankrupt:
You are hereby notified that the
above-named bankrupt has applied
. a discharge from all debts prov-
•elf and assosainalcd him, instead. ab]( , wiKt him in bonkniptey.
The government. Itself, had an- ( ^ Mid appli cation w m be heard
nouneed Okada’i death. In the mlU- by united States District Judge
tary RebUlon, however, at least two ^ Mid division and distort at the
other of the nation's noted liberal states Court Room at Ma-
order will fall on eastern reads.
One of the most beloved voices of
modem times was silenced forever
last week in the death of Antonio
Scotti, 70, noted baritone, at Naples,
lialy to which he retired upon leav
ing the Metropolitan Opera Com
pany three years ago. The great
singer was in financial straits, it
was revealed after his death.
statesmen, advocates of moderation
, Ga., on the 28th day of March,
in military affairs, were assassi- ig38 at ten o'clock j n the forenoon
rated by the "elf-designated young I ^ of sald bankru p, arc
patriots. The me maitary clique] noWied lo , ppcar « Um e ,„d
' ” place stated and show cause, if any
they can, why the prayer of said
petitioner ahould not be granted.
Dated at Macon, Ga., this 27th day
of February, A. D. 1936.
GEORGE F. WHITE, Clerk.
said lot being a part of what
known as the Edmund Harris sub
division; said lot containing
eighth of an acre, more or less, and
is bounded as follows: It fronts
Grimes Avenue running along said
avenue for SO feet on the South; on
the East by Lot number 17 in said
sub-division, running along tills lot
for 125 feet; on the North 50 feet by
Lot Number 8, this being the back
of said Lot No. 18; on the West by
lot 19 for 125 feet; said Lot number
IB measuring 50 by 125 feet.
The said Randolph Johnson hav
ing defaulted in the payment
said debt, said sale will be made
accordance with the per
granted in said security deed
aforesaid and will be made for the
purpose of paying said indebtedness
with interest which the said security
deed above mentioned was given to
secure, together with cost of this
proceeding and taxes, if any.
This 14th day of February 1936.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
or muxDGEviixja
By Jon W. Hutchinson, President
SIBLEY A ALLEN, Attys.
lulled Premier Inukai
weeks diet elections, giving
creased representation to the Min-
seito party, forced out of power
during the political turmoil incident
to the Manchurian venture, seem
ed to be the spark which started la-t
week’s conflagration. The Minscito
party opposed fascism and a Naval
race with the United States.
Observers surmised the military
was lingered and apprehensive ove
the elections. A contributing fact"'
probably was the failure of the
army to cut oil and make automon*.-
ous five north China Provinces; the
Okada government opposed the
move. Behind the whole was the
still-existent economic distress in the
world's most densely populated area
per acre of arable land. Internation
al anxiety was prompt. Russia saw
tne danger of a fascist government
—and war. Observers drew deadly
parallels between the situation in
3914, when Germany struck before
Russia could complete her railways
to the Polish frontier, and last week,
when Russia was feverishly push
ing eastward its new Siberian rail
way. Anthony Eden, British fore
ign Minister, indicentally told the
commons in effect Europe was a
tinderbox.
But more conservative opinion
was optimistic. It held a Japanese
declaration of war on the United
States was unlikely if only because
it would tempt Russia to seize Man-
choukuo. Less disturbing but full of
portents were European events. In
Rome the belidf was current Prem
ier Mussolini soon would denounce
the Locrnno Mutual Security Pact
and the TtnTo-French agreement of
3935. Diplomatic circles guessed
Mussolini was erecting n scarccrr'."
to fore-tall more league of nation*--
sanctions.
REBFI.MON ENDS—
The Japanese Rebellion collapsed
late last week under threat of ma
chine gun fire as the young armv
officers left the buildings they held
and returned to their barracks. The
surrender of the troops was swift
and bloodless.
AMERICA GUARDS NEUTRALITY
President Roosevelt signed the
amended neutrality late last week
and made a new appeal to Amer
icans to refrain from excessive trad
ing with Belligorant nations. He
applied the resolution immediately
to Italy and Ethiopia. The president
said the addition of a ban again.d
loans to warring nations was a
“new and definite step" toward
American peace. The measure signed
into law extends the Neutrality Act
of 1935 to May 1, 1937. It contains
authority to embargo arms and
ammunition to Bcll'.gcrants, until
the additional prohibition of loans
or grants to such countries. It for
bids also cither the purchase or sale
of any obligations of a government
against which an arms embargo
has been declared. In general, the
law would not apply in the case o
any Latin or South American Re
public engaged in war with a non
American member.
POTENT hint—
A hint of gigantic operations t<
be undertaken under the new farm
program was given last week when
New Deal officials declared 50.(19(5 -
f'OO ar-cs of lands are now produc
ing commercial crops for whicn
there is no foreign market.
in n 5 to 4 decision the Interstate
Commerce Commission last week or
dered a reduction In basic passenger
fares from 3.6 to 2 cents a mile and
also ordered a reduction in pullman
rates to 3 cents a mile. The rates
had previously averaged four cents.
Because western and southern roads]
and already instituted low experi- 1
mental fares, the chief effect of the
LAND SALE
GEORGIA. Baldwin Couny
Under and by virtu of the power
of sale contained in a certain deed
to secure a debt executed by Ran
dolph Johnson to the First National
Bank of Milledgeville, Georgia, on
the 7th day of March 1935 and re
corded in the office of the Clerk of
the Superior Court of Baldwin
county in Deed Book 18 page 361,
the undersigned, will sell at public
sale before the courthouse door in
said county during the legal hours
of sale to the highest bidder for
cash on the first Tuesday in April
and in the same manner as
Sheriffs sales arc conducted, the
following described lot O’- parcel of
land, towit:
Lot number 18 in Block A of the
City of Milledgeville, located in the
Northern portion of said City, said
vicinity being known as New Town.
T. A. ASHFIELD
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