Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 133, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1921 — Page 8

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CHINA TO FIGHT OFF CONTROL BY NIPPON FORCES Expects America to Aid at Disarmament and Far East Parley. WASHINGTON, Oct. 14.—China proposes to purge her soil of foreign control. European domination of the Far East mult end in so far as it Interferes with the economic control of China by Japan. To this ehd China is preparing to

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exert every ounce of diplomacy and to throw into the balance every gram of sympathy and influence she may be able to secure from the United States. The armament and Far East conference is to be made the battle ground ' for China's fight for freedom from the invidious hand of the foreigner. This dream of anew China, realization of which China hopes will place heiamong the great powers of the world, was made known by Feng Tina Huang, secretary of the Chinese delegation to the armament and Far East conference, :p< his arrival in Washington to arrang details incident to China’s part in the forthcoming conference. WOULD PURCHASE | FOREIGN HOLDINGS. "China plans and hopes to re-secure by direct purchase foreign rights and interests in Chinese railways and commercial #iterprises in an effort to destroy the

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“spheres of influence’ exerted in China by Japan, Great Britain, France, Belgium, Portugal and Italy,” Huang said. “Its purpose,” he continued, "is to recover to itself the economic of the country. To do this it is necessary that China remove for all time the spheres of influence’ within her boriers. China cannot hope to win economic inde pendence until she has shaken off the grasp of foreign domination.” The first step in this sweeping reformation of policy is outright purchase of certain railways now in the hands of foreign powers and the gradual purchase of all other railways now operated by foreign interests, Huang explained. “China,” he said, "would allow no foreign interests to entail any loss in the proposed purchasers—Cent for cent, Chtna will pay for the railways, rights of way and other privileges held by foreign powers.” The greater railway lines in China,

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owned and operated by foreign auspices are the South Manchurian railway, the Chinese Eastern railway, the Yun Nan railway and the Shantung railway. The chief railway lines in China owned by the Chinese government, but with a large measure of administrative control, reserved by the mortgage holders, are the Pekin-Hankow Railway, the Pekin-Muk-den lines and the Chanting Tai Yaaa Railway. In addition to these railways, mortgagess and railway loans, China is literally nailed to the wall by foreign ! mortgages in other enterprises. Italy, ■ Portugal, France and Great Britain have great commercial concessions and dependency ports of entry in China. RIP VAN WINKLE PRODUCED. The Federation of Indianapolis School I Teachers is presenting Tony Sarg's Marionettes in “Rip Van Winkle,” at 3:30 I o'clock Tuesday afternoon, and at 8:13 ! o’clock in the evening, at Caleb Mills hall.

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CHILDREN UNDER 16 GO TO SCHOOL Those Who Finish Grades Not Exempt. Children under la In Indiana must attend school regardless of whether they have completed grade school, B. J. Burris, State superintendent of public Instruction, declared today. He said that In a number of cases parents of children under 16 have refused to send them to

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high school, regardless of the attendance laws. In this connection a case was brought to compel the attendance In high school of R. Ummell of Harrison Township, Elkhart County. The boy with his parents, conse it, according to Mr. Burris, refused to attend school. He was sent to school, however, after the action was started and the case was dropped. Mr. Burris pointed out that there has been a Supreme Court ruling upholding the contention of the department of education. This was made in the case of State vs. O’Dell, 187th lnd„ page 84, In which the attendance law was upheld.

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Jitney Drivers Test New City Ordinance Special to The Times. MI7NCIE, Ind., Oct. 14.—Jitney bus drivers, who had agreed that one of their number should be made the “goat” and should stand arrest and trial to test the constitutionality of the ordinance passed recently by the council prohibiting busses from operating on streets where street cars run, were taken bj surprise this morning when not only Comner Denny, the driver who had consented to be the “goat” but several others

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as well were arrested by the poßea. The drivers had made up a pool to pay the costs of one man’s trial, but now all are to appear in court Saturday. In the meantime all drivers who were released on bond are continunig to operate their busses while the police declare they will be re arrested each day they continue in business. GAS CO. ASKS ROND ISSUE. The Martinsville Gas & Electric Company filed a petition with the public service commission today asking permission to issue $52,000 of 7 per cent preferred stock for additions and betterments. /