Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-01-13 | Page 2 | Britain Plans New Sanctions

BRITAIN PLANS NEW SANCTIONS By the Asao Associated Frees Informed sources affirmed toight tonight tonight to- to night ight that the British gove government governments Ie s ready to go ah ahead ad with oil and other ther raw raw material sanctions against It Italy ly if It there is Isa a collective agreement at the League of Naon's Nations Nation's Na- Na on's ons council meeting January 20 The upon a along long Jong ong meeting of cabinet ministers charged with the empires empire's defense and nd army navy and air force officials als A meeting of the full cabinet Y wille will ll be e held probably Wednesday but responsible quarters said Bald cabinet consideration of of oil sanctions will willbe willbe wille be e largely a formality and that Foreign Foreign For- For eign ign Secret Secretary r Anthony Eden will willo ill go o to Geneva read ready to pledge Unwavering unwavering un- un wavering British support with othel other othe l league ague cague members in further sanc- sanc ons Fascist Invaders of Ethiopia their campaigns hampered by weather on n two main frontiers were r report report- port ed d today pushing aerial attacks on southwestern river valley settle lettle- ments meats A neutral observer who flew ba back backo k to S o Addis Addle Ababa after a visit to Ras RB Desta esta camp camp said tho the tho ItalIan ItalIan Ital- Ital Ian an air squadrons bomb the courses of f the and IU the Ganab Ga Ga- nab nalo alo Doria daily between 7 and 9 a. a m. m 5 Troop movements In the north have havo ave been hindered by driving early rains ains which have turned Italian Italian- constructed roads Into mud holes or r have washed them away Lack of f water in the terrific heat of the desert south together with ma- ma arial laria fevers also h have ve complicated the invaders invaders' drives The most severe of the consistent air raids claimed six lives at t miles northwest of Dolo a fortnight fortnight fort fort- night light ago the observer declared Forty others were w wounded In the rain of roo bombs from 15 planes In Paris Premier Pierre Lava Laval received the Italian ambassador Vittorio Cerruti and It was under understood r. r stood tood Cerruti felt the French premier pre pre- pre pre- inter mier out ut on on his country's probable attitude on the Ethiopian Italo situation situation situation sit sit- when the League e of Nations council me meets ts January 20 Four British ships steamed southward southward southward south south- ward today from Portsmouth en cn route to the Mediterranean posts being vacated by four others The battleship Nelson flying the flag lag of Admiral Sir Roger Backhouse Back Back- house led the destroyers ster Wrestler and Windsor to replace replace re re- re place the warships Hood Orion and Neptune The sailed northward yesterday I Tho Th British spring cruise strength when finally collected Is to to Include four first line lino craft and nine de de- de- de Two squadrons of 9 92 ships will wUl fly French flags on a Mediterranean cruise The naval na movements of both Great Britain and France authorities author author- emphasized are technical maneuvers maneuvers maneuvers ma ma- entirely unrelated to activIties activities of ot the League of Nations council coun coun- cil which meets at Geneva January 20 to consider additional sanctions against JUdy Italy Thirty-five Thirty hundred undred more troops troop embarked in two steamers from Naples for East Africa The crash of an Italian bomber bombe on a hillside near near Asmara took th the JIves lives of three fascist soldiers headed head head- ed cd by Lieutenant Lanza pilot