Salt Lake Telegram | 1936-02-22 | Page 8 | League Calls Embargo Meet

U LEAGUE CALLS EMBARGO MEET i. i t c Ji I t. t By Associated ted Press r 1 fl The Tho League of Nations sanctions V 6 committee was summoned today to toa a special meeting March 2 to consider con- con hider aider an oil embargo against Italy as asi i new new reports arose In Rome Romo that Emperor Haile Halte Selassie was looking to toward ard peace The Ethiopian emperors emperor's foreign L minister at Addis Ababa Immediately Imme- Imme i J denied the negus had adi ad- ad i peace proposals to t the e On the thc battlefronts of ot northern 4 J East Africa the black Ics Ic- Ic s t. t glons gIons of ot Marshal Pietro were vere reported advancing on Amba new objective tive since the thc capture capture cap- cap ture turc of ot rock rocky Amba The league committee whose 18 members originally voted the war penalties against the fascist nation tor for aggression in East Africa has two wo proposals before its special session ses ses- ses- ses lon sion 1 Application of the proposed t oil an additional l sanction sanction sanc sane tion with consideration o given to additional embargoes of ot steel coal and iron I 2 2 Consideration of ot the report of the special committee of ot cx- cx perls which reviewed the e of ot the oil sanction against the aggressor nation The committees committee's com corn report made mad the success success of the oil sanction dependent on the willingness of the United States to hold American oil exports exports exports ex ex- ex- ex ports to their normal volume The Th Rome Romo reports of Emperor Selassie's elassIe's latest move for lor peace declared declared de de- de- de dared the Ethiopian commander was considering an offer to establish establish lish a league protectorate over his empire but his position on cession of territory was not defined At the Ethiopian capital Gueta the foreign minister disclaimed the Italian advices and aId caid o 0 proposals had been made to Geneva or elsewhere Continued bombings and some patrol engagements were reported along the southern front