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OF DEMPESY FIOIFT
OMAHA. Nov., 6, {&)—When the
Omaha American Legion Post
scheduled Jack Dempsey, former
heavyweight champion, for an ap
pearance here on Armistice Day,
simultaneously advancing its an
nual Armistice Parade to Novem
ber 10, it drew criticism from sev
eral directions
Members of the South Omaha
Legion Post notified officials of
the Omaha group that they will
not take part in the parade be
cause of the action. J. P. Sullivan
secretary of the South Omaha
Merchants Association, indicated
his group would refuse an invita
tion for the same reason.
Dr. A. D. Haverstock, of the Sew
j ard General Hospital and health
officer for the City of Seward, made
; a second inspection of Seward
j school children. These inspections
; are made in order to keep a check
on the prevalence of measles and
to keep the contagious disease in
I check.
SOVIET RUSSIA SAYS:
(By Associated Press)
That railroads form the key to
1 the Manchurian question.
That Japan has long planned
' its recent moves in the peninsula.
That Japanese aims include a
road to tap territory now served
by the joint Russian-Chinese line
i running east a'nd west across
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Manchuria.
That there is no analogy be-j
tween the Japanese-Chinese trou- j
blc and the dispute over the j
Chinese-Russian line which caus- i
ed a diplomatic break between;
Moscow and Nanking two years j
ago. j
A JOKE ON CASEY
Murphy: “What’s that in your
pocket?”
Pat (in whisper): “Dynamite. I’m
waiting for Casey. Every time he
meets me he slaps me on the chest
and breaks me pipe. Next time he
does, he’ll blow his hand off.”
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LAKEHURST, N. J„ Nov., 6, (/P)
—Officials gathered at this inland
port of the Navy to accept the U.
S. Airship Akron to its home sta
tion here after completion at the
Goodyear Zeppelin plant in Ak
ron, O
It is the first real ship of the
line that has sailed the air for
the U. S. Navy. The ill-fated
Shenandoah and the Los Angeles
are not qualified fighting ships.
The Akron, accepted for service,
is America’s first airship to be
| equally ready for training in time
i of peace or for warfare.
CHICAGO OPERA OPENS
CHICAGO, Nov. 6. (/P) — Grand
j opera opened its session in Chicago
i with all accustomed splendor. The
1931 season was ushered in by the
performance of Puccini’s “La Tosca”
with C. Muzio in the title role.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
10 a. m. Sunday school. There j
were 67 present last Sunday. 11 a. I
m. Morning service- Theme: “Per-!
petual Youth”. 7:30 p. m. Sub
ject: “America the Beautiful”.*
The song “America the Beautiful”!
will be sung and illustrated with
beautiful colored slides. This will j
be a beautiful and appropriate i
service preceeding Armistice Day. j
Do not miss it
L. Bates and the two Martin j
brothers who have been on a four I
; day moose hunt up the Resurrec-:
, tion River, returned yesterday j
: with empty sacks. On the hunt i
| they saw five bull moose but were;
! unable to bag any of them. Three j
cow moose were also seen- They j
; report that the river is now at a;
! height where one can cross it in j
I hip boots.
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ACT UNCONSTITUTIONAL )
CHICAGO, Nov., 5, (£>)—'The
congressional reapportionment act
passed by the Illinois legislature
last spring was declared uncon
stitutional by Circuit Judge E.
Shurtleff. Judge Shurtleff issued
an injunction restraining the sec
retary of State from receiv
ing petitions or printing ballots
for the new districts. The case
will be taken before the State Su
preme Court.
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UN ELEPHANT ST SALE
SALEM, Ore., Nov ., 6, (/P)_Tus
ko, the elephant which this city
has had on its hands ever since
a circus passed thru this towii
and it was unable to meet its fin
ancial obligations to the city and
left the elephant as a security,
was offered for sale here.
However, the bids were unsatis
factory, running from 25 cents to
$12. The elephant was not sold
as the minimum that he must be m
sold for is $300. Meanwhile, Tusko
continues to eat his ton of hay a
day and the city pays for it.
SIGN AGREEMENT
ATHENS, Nov., 5, ;'.P)—Greece
and Bulgaria signed an agreement
regulating the effect of the Hoov
er debt moratorium on payments
due between tho two countries.
Both had previouslv suspended all
payments to each other.
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