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Ne a HE ES NAF tres hed 1 eal og a . 3 * lave weet Placed too far down in the” “broadcast bang, but only one ruit has been filed against the Commission, said <' Mr. ‘Bellows. This the Commission is “"" prepared to contest vigorously, he added. . J ~. Stations which have broadcast appeals 7% T%e their listeners to send Jetters to Wash- “ington designed to Impress the Commis- “sion with the utility and favor of that "_TYatation have brought about an influx of “S Jetters te Commission hearquarters, ac- cording to Mr. Bellows. At least 50 per 4eent of such letters have been unfavor- <"*" able to the stations, he asserted. _ 7 Radio Inspectors of the Department of -> Commerce, under orders from the Com- ” mission te watch for vidlations ef the _., une 16 Hicense eonditions, have reported fe a. * <— nod sof the bl which ate. would hav) embody specific deiiiie pointed Pronier. with respetl To personnel, equipment. | Minister MacMu. @ licenses, aerial routes, rescive air forces ! that on the 20th of and other subjects. To have sketched issued and counters @ briefly what T have in mind, for formula- Premier making 1) tion between now and the next session, appointments: ax 8 proposed authcrization program.” Wang Yin Tai. > 4 Affairs; Ho Feng I itary Affairs; Shen ! the Interior; Yen T: , nance; Yao Chen, 3 ia Che, Minister + i Ching Hui, Ministe Shang Ching. Mini ; and Labor; Pan Fu. ter of Communicati adopted. Pan FoAY SQ ation of Air Mail Is wreclared Successful * . “And now we are operating air mails across and cris-crors the continent: transoceanic non-stop air flight has been achieved, first in 1919 by Alicock in his nate ee Hearing Scheduled ; An Fluorspar Inquiry Tariff Commission Gathers ~ formation on Cost of Pro- President Favors Municipal Airport Believes Their Edablishment - Matter for Local and Not In- ed ° . Chott Pa . ee so Minister MacMur va ‘generally that ail stations. are trying BR! ductipn. Faderal Administration, other mandate of th ae . - rn - _, . — sia Jen Hu as Ch os heen able vt, shat some have Gang t The United States Tariff Cominission Executive Offices, Rapid City, S. D.! Cabinet. ¢ . "yeuch as the Snstallation of erystal con, | ®™Mounced orally June 21, that July -22 June 21.—President Coolidge believes ! Minister MacMur ; "trols, ete. The Commission has issued an ‘s2[Order stating that no station may de- as + ome, viate more than 00 eycles, or one-half cKilocycle, from its assigned frequency during tts broaocasts. Lom. General Wood Asked + Go to Black Hills. Executive Offices, Rapid City, June 2L—President Coolidge ‘that, health permitting, = General of Philippines Will To Visit Presiden 8. D, ix hopeful the Governor “General of the Philippines, Maj. Gen. “Leonard Wood, «ill be able to visit him “at his summer home in the Black Hills, ~ it was announced orally today at the (.. temporary executive offices here. *f. = the Secretary of War, Dwight wees . it was stated, dnd bas personally invited _. the Governor General to come here. 2. The President also has been advised . . from Washington, it was announced, that . Mr. Coolidge has taken up the poxsi-. i - . dility of a visit from General Wood with | F. Davis, ! Bees we. bas been designated to hear interested parties at a public hearing in the fluorspar cost of production investiga- This investigation was ordered by the Commission on Janusry &, 1926, upon application of James A. Green, of Cin- cinnati, Ohio, and the Lundgren Stevens Company, of Chicago. I ~ Cost data and other information cov- ering about 90 per cent of the domestic output in 1825, were obtained in 1926 by the Commission. . Data regarging methods of operation, and prices in England and Germany were aleo obtained, the Commission an- hounced. . : . | Aa an evidence of foreign cost. valucs at foreign plants were determined by an analysis of all invoices of fluorspar fmported in 1925, and the costs of ship- ment to the United States ports were also ascertained by the Commission, it ; Was declared. * - cat ;” Fluorspar ia a erystalline mineral, and ‘used principally in the stee? industry. _ A summary of the Commission's | | Radings in this inrestigation will i” Be eavried in an early ixane’ of The “United States Daity. -_ ee | Indian Firm to Make | | | that the extablishment of airports is a matter for local administration, and ‘not for the Federal Government, according to views expressed here today. Thia is a matter that should be taken up by the Various muaicipal authorities. In this connection it’ was indicated that the President will approve a plan to build & municipal airport at the old Bennings race track, Washington, D. C., providing the District of Columbia Commissioners feel such a project is ersential. — It was announced orally at the execu- tive offices that the President feels that the Army and Navy fieldx ac Bolling Field and Anacostia could be Ulilized, but in this also he would prefer to have the advice of the city Commissioners, If they desire an appropriation from Con. ! gress he will recommend it. Subterranean Waters of Algeria Protected Law Classifies Those in Cases *: as the Property of 7 ~ State. ° nouncements are n, j tion of office on Jun ' Chief Secretary to : Exhibit to . In Germa | i - ‘ | Forty-Nine Co; | Join in Ey oo yg Cologne Germany | year the first intern t tion, the American J. K. Huddle, has iu ment of Commerce, ment issued June 2) The statement follox The first interns : tion will be held at from May to Octobe countries have expr. ' exhibit. : The City of Colo the financing of the been promised the. | large publishing an. the American Ambassador to Mexico, ben . . or , oe Germany. The por “<James B Bheffield, vill be able to come : re } . Protection of the subterrancan waters | the state railways, - ' here after June 30, and he ond Mrs. ie Pay er From Grass ef the Algerien Sahara ix Provided | end Hews agencies - | =, Sheffield have ‘been invited “>-Black Bills - oe ee. avis. og | The President’s Day “At the Executive Offices . ‘r+, 3 June 24, 1927. @ “+ iw oe 3. Rapld City, S. D. to “visit. the > f Le weet ee rge Areas of Plant Declared ~ Be.: Available a. ett oh of ion of ‘paper from graxé is planned by a concern in Punjab, India. + under a new law ‘enacted by Algeria, ac- cording to the American Vice Consul at Algiers, George Tait, in a statement made public on June 21 hy the Depart- ment of Commerce.” The rif (ext of the statement follows: oe Oe tees Iy a law tu pro- Qean waters of the Algerian Sahara. “Thea w clasifies these waters x a Algeria recently piesed tect subteria in the exhibition. ¢ _ The idea of the 1 resent the prexs in it Of intellectual, teck . processes, All techy trivatces which are | stages of press Manulacure of the Srcened the American Consul at Karachi,--E. | with lakes, xprings and running water, finished porduct of OE tone |: Executive Offices, Verne Richardson,- has reported to the | as State ‘property, <2 re RA we . disp ayed. . eo 9SUb ADM: Ben B. Lawshe, Secretary } Department of Commerce, according to The law is reported necessary in order The exhibit will: "Of the Sioux Fails Chamber of Com-| statement made public on June 21 by ; to protect existing cases against exploita- { Main divisions, Th .- wherce, called to pay his reapect _, talk about ~ Dakota, fue YS Ss. - 9:30 A. M.: Representati ame ve . oe sand to general. conditions in South . Williamson, * Mayor -MeCutcheon‘ of Belle: Fourche,’ ° and others, ‘galled ‘to invite the Presi. a.;dent to attend the Belle upon July Fourth. 2 t oi 77: | + 30 A. Mis Reviewed «National Guard, ~ -°3525..57) “+7 Remainder of Working Day: £ _. With, senatgrial stat ja. corresporidence, (7-7 Fourche round. he South’ Dakots® gaged aa “ the Department, +The statement, text, follows: af |... ee ” A company in Punjab, India, has been formed to manufacture paper from saba (bhabbar) grass, =. 7 : tet India possesses enormous areas of poss sible paper pulp-yielding rrasece? states the Director of Industries in* Punjab. With “economic cropping and ‘jntensive cullivation it-is believcd ia India that paper millz “can receive (a) continuous supply of raw material, ar giass ma- tures in a short time. meee ‘in full iF ay, tion of undet ground Waters, and, in par- ‘ticular, of gushing or artesion Waters. There waters are reported pidly becoming ‘exhausted. 7 The principal artegian districts in the Algerian Sahara extend over an area 24a miles wide and 559 miles long lying be- tween ihe parallel of Biskra and In- Saluh. From north to south. it includes the Zihan. with Biskra. the Ric District with Touggourt its capital, the Ourgta Oases. the EL-Celea Oascs, Tiddéhelt: and In-Satyh, a os in Sahara - wee. ta ALA wwe ye aan “8 ~~. deals ‘with the daily {tively treating the bi of the daily paper,4 modern newspaperg agencies. - 7 4 Other divisions % spectively to the pg ing art,technical ef | series, the organizat ; German press tn Tod | and traMc, press am vertising, newspaper ufacture, and Vechni¢ x