The Lincoln Star from Lincoln, Nebraska • Page 1

V- 1 Circulation FiH NOrn IN 1867 IVr apita of Citv in the l-niled from 87,000 to llO.OtMl ropulation. I INMM SI NDAY. 3. TI BUSKERS CONQUER MISSOURI Ethiopmn Commander Hntiling the WilH REPRISALS Britain First on Blacklist Following Fixing of Sanctions Date. NOVEMBER 18 IS DEADLINE By Aisoc ernnnrT.ic hv half of thf civiUro-j v'orld Nov rew S-aiur'iHv t.o apor the reTurr, of wilh Tf-e of wa? rot knowTi They unie'-atoo'; to have heen out op-' Ir a hariHp'l to Lava! of France at Oneva Sat day hv a envoy to the Leame of at 'the learue doubted if Italy cor- be aatisfarto'-v Th.etr was baaei upon WuaaoUnia p-evioua to accept which Great Brtatn are raaent.al Th.e committee of the leacrue of Geneva repreaentmc member fixe- Nov the date for to to aanr- tiorA The arUor aam Sm le! who.

'o-eipn maniater for Great Bntam. Put it had a effect or, Ita. who fe it and more diffi- to restra.m I tv.f rape trhe aontiroent amonp aaoiati and cauaea concern in aii F.uro|-te, Britain Calteel Enemy Ne 1 ROME Great Britain rr.arked down a aort of enemy following the fixing of Nov Ifc the date to apply boyootta apainat Italy KART RANSEER BANK RECEIVERSHIPS Not His to Hand to Saunders Like a Plum on a Platter. BRITISH LABOKITES DEM have broken my own rulo Luikart formrr puprr- irtendent of the state banking department. who 1 200 or more judicial of plate hich he held an indmd- uai when at the head of the banking department said 1 did not consi ier it ethical to discuss court bu.sinrs* in but I am.

not going to remain under criticism With reference to Gov- letter to Supenn- askir.g the latter to request Luikart to the to transfer the judicia. re- to Luikart made a statement in which be ai- of Nasibu. he no power to er Ethiopian nor can be enter into New pit com.manuf’r of bafling the Italiarts in south of an agreement to shift official re- Ethiopia Acme, NORMAL BOAR SWINA 1 sptonsibilitj and if he did resipr there la no assurance the would appoint anyone he might suggest. that be not able un- der ruling of the supreme court to Mr. or anyone e.se these receiverships, like a plum on a platter Luikart to forego salary- of 14 21 0 if it is deemed and receiie only what the may fix for actua- for each bank He resignation wou COVER AGE THE WEATHER.

v.fhrs.ki> snow ir wrM M.x ir mh rmlr (r atiS rhiincf R'in Wimfla? (n norIb iint nibrli tit Hakf'la nrranlonal ani Mnbrtaj wnt polC la Bitrtb Monaa.i. Wide-Open Split Develops With Party Lines Not Being Followed. Old age assistanre as in H. IT. bill setting forth the major excuse for an extraordinary a- tive session, succc.ssfu as- in a spot Saiumiav during debate in house committee of the whole with ndmir lor to -eport ask leave to ag late in ihe afternoon the i were asked to Lake more puf sh- roent The lower Pram had gone on record, mairiy thru democratic m.ajority party strength, a' iavormg the tax a melhoti of supplementing revenue for so' cial secuntv Republican 'to substitute cigaret and other forms of luxury tax met dismal failure On the tax of the party in newer stuck like glue ha of the governor The layout different in regard to the specif old age security bill.

Major aitat on ore section With the campaigT. for the Brit- MacDonald, son of Ramsay Mac- considered more or essentia': Donald, got his $25 OOO a year job spokesmen thr-j a cieaj ma ie at the time of the June reconstruction of the cabinet by Stanley Baldwin George Lansbury. former labor leader in the bouse of mmmons. the of young MacDonald left th. th.

Kbd mtrtbrrti rrn th. libH rtfcinj wir. mir fimt Ir iwirtlor, fol- b. it th.rr«.|rr IM THE LEGISLATURE. LATERAL PASSES PLAV GREAT PAR NNEBRASKA WIN Sam Francis Plunges for Two Williams Scores.

a Senate. In adjournment until 20 Monday House. I I Seated new n.emoer, Bert of Debated old age pen.sn-'r bill iive other Focial security or general Ine F.e th're rew bilt.s real them tw and referred tbem to et in joint infirma meet.r.g senate at or, Mon-'iiy t'. Tf'crive del eg at'on interested in old age to 10 a Monday. PROBLEM BEE PRESIDENT IS MEN AT WORK ir UL If isb general election on Nov 34 un- go; i.ii- py democraUc spokesmen ui- a dea; ma le at the time ot bv dem- derway labor pa.

are reconstruction of the cab- ncrat. with John McLellan. repub- teiimg the that J. Poi.mKay by Stanley Baldwin George ucan. co-introducer of the amend- MacDonald former pnme Lansbury.

former labor leader in nient, rvf.re»' in favor of Stan- the bouse of mmmons. sa.d the of in ley Ea.Jwjr. last summer only of young MacDonald left sened in defeat. 24 fC, of ne-lber be ser.sih.e nor economical after appointment of ugly taste in the mouth'' He amenamert ottered by statement son. Maicolm.

to a cabinet post added that democratic Hoor lea fiave read with some rurpnse The younger MacDonald been in public life only a few to wtore to the the letter of Governor Coen- at desk in the ministry for the and did not deserve a cab- section provision that old age as- Kpith K'pvillp Rprnmpt: ran puwiahed the colomea Labor charge met job. sistance shaii not be forlhcorr ing heilfl IKtfVliiC A applicant child other WashLnp- First of Three Chief Questions for the Administration to Solve. Member Majority May Become Minority. How the last legialature gave $9 to the state normal in regard to Nebraska Judicial of lai ed banks since 1 believed I had made ir.y position and respons.bilitie* and clear to him even before election governor. judicial bank re- nations which supported the created the new post of conap- now numbering possi- program at Geneva tsdU ti-oiler all unasked bv that board blv 250, 1 NO FLMS ffPORIffl 1 TIGERS COLLECT ON BREAK BY JOHN BENTuE Y.

COLl'MFlA, Mo placed tne r. D'-r Fa, -r trrt.y-"-*’ di-iv wTf-n the i c.n Tr.b.j* --e -if A fl rr.a-gir the thr-ei'y rg anoihiT te step the Fig b-x tiGs tt c.stre-'-.irr wf f'. a i-A I- a tie -e game 7 w't ueo the il thKe 'd ear but Vh.vered on t.he ciah vembf the e-s p-I or cd that fina cave the H.iiF tli-'e c'd to wipe the rr. id away from t.he.i be- gnmed ar.d take a long breath Ex'ep: for the three seortng and the ear brtak when a punt veered raz-ly to John.ny ur tlicr, into the center, the game a purt'-c die! tietwe'-n ana Do ig.as art Loi-hmer a.n-j Frye of Mussoun statist! g-ve an eoge ir, this de- partmrnt John The daring of tne am not the only Judi- receive the same from board or by tiae cial receiver are not controlled Italy as are planned against member of that board either hy the state executive or Mist State guild at the close of Rntam, it favored such an appropna- lepslative hut are wholly annual one day convjnti-un here With CoiQest Weather 1 5 E'r Joseph of stated, but feehng agatnst Great the beneficiary subject to the Judiciary The sepa- Britain was stronger than that appropriation and ap- rition of the powers of govem- against with whom Italy pointroent. and nil more surpns- ment among lepslative.

executive to preserve a basis of bow the balance of power in Judicial is taught understanding switched, the hith- to every school child, anu one of The arrr of fascism reached ertiO ta. now being in a position the most vigorous of our constitu- out into every community and to the body the ta.I or tions; provisions forbids the in- ateervd an organised movement to nunonty voting to make one fringing of cme department upon at v-ozav ea-iy answer boycott with boy'cott her of the majority comptroller the to an- rung I nitr-l A.rune* were said to be un- and him in a poaiticm mercury to wanted bv many The where he must resign from the Nebraska legislature in of 25 degrees at Fidney and Big buard make way i Governor passed a law attempting t-: Saturnav r.ght by to appoint a the district many than eas'ern person legally responsible f. his dunr.g the resent week or her support or in nai'e given em.pha.*.* to three im -1 uncorking their well the family picture But 22 of the poi-tant Irenas in administration An indicatmn of how State Writers Hold Anctial supported the ad- greasy the footbai) fmrame was ministration roc've They yi're a reinforced effort to in-' reflected in the 37 fumbles chalked CoUFCDtlOH id OmaDa. joined by two How-i private employment rolla, up against tne two But it OMAHA. Dr.

Palmer Find- and thru revival of a modified NBA or stop Nebra.ska. FTobably individual in moment is Theo the Big Fight. Then came the major fight on ley of Omaha r. ght was bad been atncken by tiie ruberwnse detiniteiy in prorpec t. i the hapnicst elected president csf the Nebraska committee on welfare 2 Whatever the supreme court bia at the nuoemer.t io Italian' grew 3r Genoa reading sture 1 fore.gn w-ere paated or.

mary Windows Mear.while, General Bonn, Italiar. ni'rtberr. Fibiopia ani Grar.a.M of iD West End. Snow forecast for iate Saturday rugiit in western southe-r Nebraska had fa-ied to materiai.ze at rradnighl except for a few in the eve- Ne- Lmcoln. Other new are; Dr Alexis vice resident C.

of Lincoln re-eiected secretary- treasurer for ms term and Muss Gertruae F.ohin.son. of Lexington and Bertha Holloway of Fremont, may do, Mr F.oosei-eit to Giving up a backfiiid job conlirue the banc to move into a guard propTiaal to structure of AAA, including bene- when were r.eeoei the for ariT-v were movjr.g for further for freouent -tive the thirtv-fmst dav of so when it met 26 and an- Frt fneru one of to appoint a certain state ofritiai the fitting to the secretary of trade and the memory of the late Coi merce receiver ai all faued father of the norma One iist-'Ct judge be lev- sci.oi> sysierr. tng that the legislature had nc- The stute noted aathionty to g.ve to the dis- ALIAN IROOPS IN A conquest or the car.pa.fm An officia; aaid the ere ai.m.g (Contir.aed or. Page 2 -A, nCHTS CHALLENGE TO AAA GoTerrnment High Court Not to Coniider Test warhin the to T.M le-hti of tr.e tert of tne i of t.hf AAA esitm.g n.c’i*' of the a' tier a-e cffmeC T'ne appr a ae ni fr tne F.gbth nr' nr a ase atmg 1 the ria iistr' T''e 't rt neeof'-' the t'f tne i fr I T.g taxe? or, 24 the act to or.ere.'.r te e- -r Tre j.a*: i. fror- t.

thf I. tA nounivd the tio of of one of lU mtn.tat» ani' secretary of the board to b' at a salary of a th It a r.th rr.ax'TT. exjiH n.ae'* a vole li i lot twc O't Arrmt if for i.e.ii^e wi Lirn ni'W mpicyf. by the s'ate irg at Reli- ud the aiinoun'-ement iitt.e 'It othe ibt- stater, flit that it was t.he tbi-- Kiif.tior the La maoe l.ht recriiei ap- Of the governor requirea the rf the og.s.ature 1 trar aoproved the meni by Lid board Neville Mentionea. It tiiat 5 derser etiur.

ur ..1 -e t' rs o.ir f- r. t.he r. 'I' jie the 'h tito.n,b't.» rrve f.r. ''oc nr an 1 wer pi oi Re 1 oTT.er er- ut -'oe fr pif an-: thud rmw f. I eer A r.M.e er.

the t. -vn cf r. -r r-r it braska where freezing tero- prevaueu Light freezing misl and l.ght fog hung over the state and a dense fog blark- ete- fbieyer.ne Wyo In Lmov.ir, 03 of an tnct couria refused to appvunt inch of was recorned tO Geueral De r.ontxnued or Page S-A. CoL dur r.g the twe-ty-four en.i- i ms; at 7 few r- 'V ar-c: lents ficcurre'' the de- UNCLE SAM USES RED INK ported from mirior traffm a Treasuirt Gets 4 7 CectB for altho there cas-ualty strike 12 and 13 with Chairman Comrtc-ck limiting them to one at a time The remainder of the afternoon on section 12 which finally ehmi- nated 35 to 33. It provided that on the oeatfc of a p'-raon ho re, ceived assista.nce under the act Of of the survivor of a marned coupile.

both of hom ere so assisted, the total amount paid a shall be alioweo a laim against the estate, one-half fit to farmers S. New- measures to cut off Amero-an t'-aoe with the nations at war in Afnca will he adoptee if the present prove ineiiec- Uve All Of these of policy 'relate m.ainly the long future, but each of 'them likewise urgent and irr.mediate mer Lincoln high p-layer was on the rece-i-mg end of a that wnufd have been dazz.ing on any tie id. wn or dry Joh.nny sroren a touchiowTi tbe dream oif every hnerr.ax. since ioot- oali was iii-st 'started There wkf only a little over fiva m.inute* gone before the Tigers had iheir touchdown ana due to Every Dollar Spest Uth Ram bcK the first four the year find he ha 47 for every 'i- out The treas- jm- thru Oct 32 amuu-ted to $1 ex Tien were when a hicyc.ist anu itstnan coluued Arthur RemaJy 402 25th. dare ar u.

nr he 'ik bv a h--vne r- r. by Jh. '4 at 3 4th a.nd 3 fii wjv.5 beth ospitai wf-ere Dr M.r. ir.tirr. sa i.he ha an- Bono Is Now Virtnally Conceded WITH THE IT AU AN ARMY, at Adigrat Itali, tr; ipj? were p'ushmg deep in: Ethiopia in a ofiensne on both northern and southern -f to tne vast Danak.l ir.f.'rmsl.-in from, tbe procee to he piaid mio county genera; fund to be used ior gram b.it a direct on OiO age assistante piaymier.l* and other half lo paid lo proper agency of Uniteci ConliEuec on Page 32-A, Coi 3 That is particularly of the condition of the fielu and hsii, problem oi private err.pioyment appt area that six point pnt hich not oniv reiateu direct gtand up to the current reuei pro Betty had recoi ered a jnt t.hat st.ruc Howe'ii.

leg btT. thf tht- ler attempitr.g to a Missouri end men re'ov- ered Lck hmer umr ie on Ne) Co.nlin led or. Page 5-A Co: 1 1 OBSERVERS ON WAR FRONTS S. Officers for Both Italy and Ethiopia. HLNGT()N the prener.t task of formulai mg ricxt year buuget.

When the piresident recommended the $4 b.I.) (lOO IKXt ork relief 0 pnation it with the that the woulu have the direct eifert of giving emjioy- 10 3 and the du of so stimulating in- ic. aua many mort'to pir.vate psyrolis. Dissppolnted At He diseased wetK however FEWER FARMSJORECLOSED Farm Credit H( ad Says EmergeDcy Appfa'iB Drop Ir 'me ana m-si tbe ha: irlema. revenue were i-un- nir.g suhstantially abeau of last yea- were or.ly 2''i I more thru drop of 2 taxe? whj in many mstan-. ha-e the murta The wore i.her tt ir, the if tbe last whi en'ie June 3-' for the f.s( amf'ant to ho-' tota' $4 t(i mated bead or.

t.be ben he Remaly w-h'i he d.d o' ko-'w what stru'K him rtit-ased from, the Ttie larke Iwy to'ul police he nt P.ema at ir-rr A r'une? re ire.ab.,,- 33 Grand 27 r-c-iti-i 22 Nortb Eig 3 fa- -t fat .1 sw A 't I' re f. had TQ IT. A i y. tg S-. I SEC' 2N 0 tr 0 A a eyyy a-e A 0 0 Page yfM A oec Pii? fc- et- I- 1 i-O' I cm I (If I rr ex- h' R' on or y.

iGgr C.i'. r. 2 HI nt Fr- DIK BOr KILLED BY TRAIN Robert Stahley Thrown 175 Fttt from His Car riN 16 wai kU.e: an par- struck car a jl W25 td-oax fee- J. -f fii'A nn m- rr'- -frr ct if.r H'i ttt-df- f'tAinn opfr- ate? a gt.ac...re r.tif.on rear thf ri. roan rrnasirg ip 'be statior "ber, the a rqe see the a-' a fi.s.

a h-vi. an- a anr urt.r^ of K.rr.ri&l: Nt'i tr.i bifhway. KINGS OF SOUTH ETHIOPIA to In.tisih Four ols of Mixd Maiiah I' a of Itabai'. lo iriut-u. fum-'u? Mad k.up# of Ftb.

forr-gr offi- wf-re The infcirr: b': tr mten of E'r. opi.a the of the Roma, tfr- whose nam.e 1 Moham.med are t-nucated fo' bv Italian au- at MogEd.sno Fo; mre mar a generatior m.f Mk" the arce enemy 'f Er.tiíh Noire llame Day Filled With Ir a l.vd w'tb. ron fcbd i.ctor.ex Darr to Rifate v.as (lUtstandinp Trt 23 points the iourtr. pv r.od the a rosr- :r.r#m or.e tbe n.irute of piav to aho. Ohio home Army was by forn.er teacJr.fr Major wnose Mississtpp-- Ft.ater# rrr a 13-T or.

Pittjsr-jrrb. war bf.d to fa tie to Fordham Michigan wu'Ji a Fenr. a m.njte pasa pis' to r.op 7-0 ar.d d-d me aam.e to dedeat Auburn but Minnesota no Jed merruy a.or.f by dou-rung Purdue 7 defeated on the east, anu a iniru co.umr llagan advancing slow The ialj of Makaie to Gen Fmr li'. Bone covering a fifty mue frurt in the ua.iy cone iC'- opp' c'-nien- trated a ween ago in the mountain of the ares and the (han' the -upaTr'r. '-i Maaaie a trii.mphart proces- thar a siex'f Geneifaj vir on? are txk rg iri-a'-ing easlemi Tigre -wi r.esse* The spicf.rheac 1 -ued of tfar.k.* m.fc'.hir.e- gan i.r.it* Armoreo anc g.in sc IH is c'ver w' Fy to the of irocpf- The a hustfjit at a iC.

ifa-tcrf Cl. tir.f far I rr.cT'T*.. thf Arfa mat an. a- to Bor.o who ST'ied Pfac.fi'fati-'r of 'he oc( upMec territory cor.tir. NEW QUAKE JARS ECUADOR Shakeo by Earth Rumblings GUAYAQUIL E'uaoor UP A strorg eart-hc-ske rocked tr.i? be past weeK ene-: the mant Lincoln Fire Cf n.te’-; garage to VfanAL.er.

4441 4'HLJa Nc it fat 7l(i Ifrta No aarr.age rr fi't Nht-ar 34lh anu no 29 bn I -t CaiJcim.a b.a-.ued A defeat 14 tr Oregon State corqjered IS-? v.ctom c-er the defeat f'r a tearr ir 31 Iowa Ftt'e lost to Marn Stale p.fa e' sa io a hjih Te'- 77-0 P.enii"» 'nette w.J wr fu-nu in I for felt here r.a-jsed manv and gresat ae- rtructioe tb.e Cojomh.ao- front.er Tuqjf'ef Co- fa tre r.efarr- of Ana w'rst. DOUBTS FARM SURPLUS. ATTT.i r--. tnzt need deffrr-y- G'o erb'ir Larc.liet'e la 'cv--'n aa a -of Voj cant fc tbe ifa.rxr.fr f-e tre p.eop.ie have TV fT.or.r,, he .1 I-' I' tfa. far) or au ui fax.

utaiiy it." Afncur, war by aasigrung twc ira-K tc the Itfa u.n ana Ftr.iopian arm.cs For the f.rr. governrn'Ti c.ro« an army of- Cb.pl John ccmie attache at the Amencan leguG-T in Ababa seat oi the Emuopian Kir Ma; Norman Fiake. recently m.yBte'"i'»up'.y rusnec to Pu me 'o renort to t.he army on thf nort.ntm front soutr. of Eritrea Ma.v-T Fifake wil if age F.ome i'-T the lu xt week He to arrive Nov tr erm.y heao- pf-rt. H'ivif rr.A.sBi'.n sau at tne ena oi len GREECE WILL TDDAY oi Kmg Geoige Belitved Certain.

ATHENS 1 1 i-hoose a yo.ing r.c a p.fh.srit? j.f-r.e'-a. c'-n- iTiCfan a of Oo-ge II So- re- seyretiy lat-ielled tne usi rr in- oi V' Ge-y-rce Kor r-i-k-riubed tmre-: to be m.e rr f-or ry'va; pre- pi-ed a manifesto to me an-J f'-r hat-e m.e r.at;y--n«.' IJe wti; T-pne-r The whic.r wax ay rrey: of p.an? ty king in fifteen wull nave ir fart w.l! ha-, y.Lb.t ever N-'-'4" y.ox F'yrfa'-d -e ex o' frorr bwey from his -fer: Vi ARHI.NGI t'uN Mytr- cl iar- that he with tne Ht did not d.s'usa the fact it that plana for hanciLng the app'ropriaiion hsd bf-en rhar.geu 80 that many miiuons which asKeo for by the public works aa- to purchase from private pianu haie gofje instead either for direct re- 1 "'I acc 1 I "it I IL' a--'r fai tc- d. fate I a i ir. farrr. jvp ii'Tt the sbiJ to FarcTi Credit during the year er.d#-d Sept 3 13 cc.mpared with 46,072 lor hef or made work of the month ended on A He indicated be felt jr, pnvfcte were not doing all iney m.ght, and he ihkt he ctmsu'ting therr.

on' the subject It 1 tr.a! such dis- must take one of two i.her the pressomt must inyjce industry tr gc. for- wara and th oebce r.e must cunsi'ier form of g.overnmi-r.tfa: rfgulatiur, Whfatexer may have san in private, it worth noli'g mat ifv prepondera-i'e puolic comrriert from industrv intary acticjn and rr.arked ry that a re urn of onf 1 is under preser.t ci? cutt)- stan' That tf.av«-* tv-e rtf go-i al ac lior. ithout -un- in ar way r.at may in Mr Rofjscvf.t# on Page Col The fadmin.stration 1 now re- cen'irp for aid with 3 a week thf of Eased 'ir. the of Sifh req-uesta thouBfand had the hiphe.rt rate year tbe figure from 23 per tnojsar.d in io 7 9 tne paM twehe RAID ON BORDER REPELLED LEGISLATORS ENTERTAINED Are of Worr.en'E Club The P. r.

i Rat af tefy er-eHA ne-, m.emr»-?-? of me ir.e Li.y'.e.. note, Tr.e-' were rv F. Who d.fay,.iíAed of the or p-'- jerts Abkjt f.ft'. tm- Siuff tne guepta V'. frt re.iijm.e y.f me -h'rt talks F.er of T'y- ao-i Rep 'ifa-; 2'ro- y.g oi.v- -e-itb the r.

.01 of c.ut-. pre- Rdssiar. Patrol Kills Two and Wotirdi Three. MC'F'-' v.v A rh.d the oorner frorr. Man'fr'i- to ti.f r- line V'ladi'.

OKt UK a fiurder f- tre t.tree, an a frura R.hariviir' vri. offs-'ial i ws, fr.fa-ge-d ir.at a y.r o- O'l 2b vi-zr ft-rrv Marr J' It 1 fa burdfy wni hfa'e r.e¡: faoiuet-Jtpanebe re.a- t.ouî Empty- gyr.ph" fa- tge.r vfa'unt spart men! tne A Of i-nd gut a iru't 'rner m- ed Irt If hfa'-e fc'e g-'-r 1 b.fa'-e let a AC It of Caro, oi a-oed. i.