Ethiopians Leave
On Visit To Japan
(By The Associated Press)
ADDIS ABABA, Aug. 9, —An offi
cial party left here today for Japan
accompanied by an unidentified Jap
anese, on a secret mission, reported
without confirmation to be the pur
chase of arms and ammunition from
the Japanese government.
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River Being Moved
To Run Under Big
Bridge Dry Land
(By The Associated Press)
OMAHA, Aug. 10, —Spectators
gather daily to watch Missouri Riv
er channel engineers flgurately crack
their whips and force the Big Mud
dy inches nearer the bridge that was
built on dry land.
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Some days the river is mighty j
obstinate and the oldtimers who
shook their heads and looked ask
ance when they saw the bridge
spanning dry land, are gleeful be
cause they believe their judgment
verified
But over a period of days the
stream behaves exactly as the army '
engineers predicted on their blue
prints several months ago. By a
series of dikes and piling built zig
zag fashion from the Iowa or east
ern bank of the river the engineers
have succeeded in driving the chan
nel 115 feet westward toward the
new South Omaha or “dry land”
bridge.
Youthful First Lieut. Paul W
Thompson of the army engineers. (
who has been in charge of crack
ing the whip on the river, said he
is well satisfied in the manner in
which the stream has been respond
ing.
“It isn’t as easy as we expected,’ ,
Thompson said, “but we have gone (
far enough now to know that in a
very short time the channel will be
directly under the main span, just
as we figured. A little higher water
would speed the job up consider
ably.”
C W Cubbage, general superin- |
tendent of the bridge company
which occasioned the head-shaking
by building the country’s first big
bridge on dry land, had no misgiv
ing about the job.
“They just gave us the plans and
we went ahead and built the brid
ge,” Cubbage said, “but I have not
iced the river is doing her part.
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SOCIAL JUSTICE
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(By The Associated Press)
NEW YORK, Aug. 8, —Asserting'
'igorously he would “ever remain,
loof to public office", the Rev.
lharles E. Coughlin brought his Na-1
ional Union of Social Justice before
gathering that packed the Madison
iquare Garden here last night.
Touching on the background of
Jemoeracy by representation, the
fetroit radio priest said, “until a 1
ear ago we had no truly represent
tive government in our nation. ■
'our congressmen were subjected
o a barrage of propaganda.”
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rs but asserted the press didn't “ma
iciously subject itself to the power
ul interests, but I don’t need to tell
’ou the primary reason for the ex
istence of newspapers was to make
noney and for years the voice of the
reople was suppressed. Only at
he risk of closing up their press
■ooms could papers battle for the
armers, payment of the soldiers’ :1
tonus or for any substantial legis
ation opposed by the banks.”
The National Union for Social
rustice without advertising is for,I
>ood for the greatest number and is
without bankers’ control.
Coughlin said the Union would
’urnish principles “for return of so
cial justice" and then called upon
lis listeners to elect a Congress
which would fulfill them. He de
clared the Union stood for Demo
cracy without being influenced by
powerful interests.
The crowd booed and howled at
the mention of bankers and the Un
ited States Chamber of Commerce.
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