| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE Negus Orders Searchlight Aides to Join Over Europe Him for Push —By WYTHE WILLIAMS — Battle Lines (Continued from Pate One) move from Ogaden with his 150 000 warriors now reinforced by a steady flow of munitions from British Somaliland When the Ethiopian high command will take the field is a secret kpown only ift the' circle of the emperor and his closest advisers The signal to attack is expected soon Military encampments around the city are scenes of intense activity Pack mules are being gathered in huge herds and a half dozen American trucks which will carry the King of Kings and his entourage as far as the bumpy trail goes are being tuned and repaired Fight Each Other Chiefs are having difficulty restraining thousands of wild tribesmen from the south camped outside th city Anxious to be off to "drive the Italians into the sea" they find diversion in fighting with each other Fifty were wounded in duels with knives spears and staves Word was passed from the palace to each cabinet member to prepare e part“trr eavyuff efttflve against the Italians The Scores of local chiefswho have come to Addis Ababa to receive encouragement and gold also are warned to stand ready to move immediately If the emperor decides to direct the battle from Dessye he will be surrounded by the natural fortifications on which the Ethiopians count heavily to aid them in defeating the Italians as they did 39 years ago The only ready access to tjhe district is from the valley southwest of Addis Ababa Otherwise Dessye is surrounded by towering mountain ranges which would keep7 out Italian tanks and artillery LONDON Oct 16 (UP)— John Bull won’t pull his battleships out of the Mediterranean That the cabinet decided today in an important session at No 10 Downing street is the answer to French Premier Pierre Laval’s conciliation proposal Sir George Clerk British ambassador to Paris will carry the unwelcome news to Laval immediately Wanted Withdrawal Laval wanted Britain to order its home fleet out of the Mediterranean as an inducement to 'Italy to listen to proposals for halting its Ethiopian war LaVal’s suggestion grew out of recent conversations in Paris Not only did the cabinet refuse to make a conciliatory gesture to Premier Benito Mussolini lout It approved heartily the strong policy adopted at Geneva by Foreign Secretary Sir Samuel Hoare and Captain R Anthony Eden The British attitude was represented to the United Press as this: Mussolini will respect nothing but rh o--tak SUMLAKIA for EPILEPSY The first bottle of Sumlakia must check the spells — must fully satisfy — or costs you We sell nothing jt with this money-bac- k COOMBS guaranties DRUG CO (Advertisement) C7& CUTS BURNS Italo-Ethiopi- tions Increasing British arms was understood Sir George Clerk's report of his conversations with Premier Laval contained po specific peace terms but dealt merely with the suggestion that the fleet be withdrawn as a preliminary ’to Conciliation parleys Sir Samuel delivered a lengthy report Including suggested contents of his speech on the reassembly of parliament October 22 This speech is expected to reassure the British public that the goverhment has no intention of involving the country in war except under the most extreme provocation French Ambassador Andre Charles Corbin visited the foreign office this afternoon and it was believed he received an Informal outline of the cabinet’s decisions 3 It War General Dies CHICAGO Oct 16 (A)— Milton J Foreman 72 wartime commander of the 122nd field artillery regiment and & prominent Chicago attorney died at his home today WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BIL- EWilW Ciknd— And 252 SO MAIN ST OPFN rVFNINGS Oct 16 (UP)— Benito Mussolini soon will have two pet lions from Ethiopia the Exchange Toe’ll Jib Out f Bed is As Msraisf Rvis Is Gs Ths liver should soar out two pounds of liquid hils Into your bowels dsily If this bilo is not do win freely your food doesn't digest It just decays in the bowels Gas bloeta up your stomach You cot constipated Your whola aystera la poiaoned and you feat aoux sunk and th world loolca punk laxative are only makeshift A mere bowel movement doesn't set st the cause It takes those food old Carter's Little Lives Pills to set these two pounds of bile flowins freely and make you feel "up and up" Harmless gentle yet amasins In mekms bile (low freely Ask for Cartor'a Little Liver Pill by i Stubbornly refuse anything else 26a O imi e aea France Britain Refuse to Support Plan Duce Adamant telegraph correspondent with the Italians on the northern front reported today The lions were found in the palace of Ras Siyoum leader of Ethiopia’s northern forces at Aduwa and were sent back to Massawa for shipment to il duce NOGALES Sonora Oct 16 (A5)— Rumors of more terrorism in the interior reached the international border today coincidental with the circulation of a report that the Mbjf lean government was intensifying its efforts to wipe out a fast striking rebel band in this state One unconfirmed report said the rebels had swooped down on the town of Sahuaripa about 170 miles southeast of here last night and killed its mayor Pablo Cordova Nine persons previously had been killed by the raiders who turned against the government’s religious and agrarian polities ten days ago Governor Ramon Ramos left the Sonora fapital by airplane for Mexico City today to ask President Lazaro Cardenas for troops guns and ammunition to crush the rebels Government airplanes already had left Hermosillo to cruise over the mountain area ln search of the marauders Italy Denies Gas Shell Use Ethiopian reports that Italian airplane gunners were using outlawed dum-dubullets and gas Officials denied the bullets and gas were being used — The press charged in dispatches from Aduwa that Ras Siyoum was forced to abandon many cases ot explosive bullets manufactured in Birmingham England Explosive bullets are outlawed by international agreement Presenting Britlsh-Egyptla- ’ Store Hours: 9 a m to 6p m 7Aa lPaw crashed during the rush hour at San Francisco Xavier station Hundreds of commuters at the Pedro Segundo terminus angry at the resulting traffic tleup rioted and stoned the administration building Arizonan Killed in Totcn In 2 Outstanding g “fl and Pries Groms at The Paris and nowhere — else Lake Salt City A- - Paul - Sargent dress Taks ths brilliant sxampls a nippd-l- n p I c t u red jacket frock with contractblack or brown ing waist 14 to 20 only 1495 I DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE ONLY ij J 1 100 group HAND EMBROIDERED PILLOW some have applique CASES motifs 2 2 for 100 LINEN LUNCHEON CLOTHS size 52x52 100 plain colors or patterns 3 HAND EMBROIDERED MADEIRA 6 for 100 NAPKINS size 12x12 4 LINEN SCARF SET exquisitely hand embroidered — 100 IMPORTED LINEN FACE TOWELS embroidered or size 18x36 appliqued - 6dor T TURKISH TOWELS double thread size 18x36 white with colored borders 7 for LINEN BRIDGE SETS with 4 LOO 100 size 36x36 100 napkins 198 group MADEIRA HAND EMBROIDERED PILLOW CASES boxed 2 fdr 198 fine workmanship 6 LINEN LUNCHEON CLOTHS 5 size 54x54 7 8 9 cdorful designs EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS size 36x36 BRIDGE 198j FILET CLOTHS 63x90 72x72 72x90 JO GRASS 36x36 198 beautiful quality 198 LINEN BRIDGE SETS size 36x36 boxed sizes MADEIRA SQUARES HAND-MAD- E Genuine Fur Felt Hats Regular exquisite TWO-TON- E dze linen 198 SALE! $298-$39- 198 $500-$75- 0 8 200 ALL TAKEN white or colors Regular 300 FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK Such valuesl Such qualityl Such stylo Such colors Theso hats ars all taken from our regular stock and roducsd specially for today and Friday Only 300 oi 'em so get here early today AH head sizes Some slightly soiled N M Oct 16 32 of Winslow Ariz was killed and four others suffere3“minor injuries when the machine in which Durand was a passenger collided with a parked automobile on the highway east of her 1 thrilling to woar lor so many first you smart rsasons havt ths joy oi knowing it's not "all ovor town” and ths Paul Sargsnt collection represents ths bost in tho now mods as for valut We've had linens and towels at these but as the price of linen is prices before more and more difit's becoming zooming ficult to get these qualities to sell at 100 and so we suggest buying now for gifts 198 and your immediate needs needlework RIO DE JANEIRO Brazil Oct 16 (UP)— At least 10 persons were killed and 48 injured tonight when two suburban passenger trains Celanese Quality Fine Linens and Towels betello Ten Killed in Brazil Station Train Wreck in Best Value in Mattresses DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE ONLY When Seaplanes Crash at Orbetello crashed In night exercises over Tuscany island in Tyrrhenian sea it was learned tonight Fragments of one plane were found on the island of Pianosa near Elba the other at Palamone a point on the mainland just north of’ Or- Frock er Five Italians Killed ROME Oct 16 (A) — Five aviators were killed October 10 when two seaplanes from the high seas school Jacket ls soft-nos- Durand unaf-feote- Strike Italians m (A)— Fred one-tim- W Italo-Ethiopi- ROME Oct 16 (UP)— The Italians replied in two ways today to ALBUQUERQUE Strike of Stevedores e asso-ciatip- 16 (A)— Hope Her-mosii- io m Millionaire Now ‘Punching’ dock One-tim- African Raiders Bared in Mexico Dum-Du- Violence Marks Texas DETROIT Oct 16 (UP) — John HOUSTON Texas Oct 18 tip)— e multimillionaire The sixth day of the strike of the Gillespie and former police compolitician n International Longshoremen's missioner started on the comeback in Texas and at Lake trail Unaffected today by punening a time clock Charles La was marked by vio- in the Ford Motor company Troubles lence today Said he: "Boy it’s good to get a Two negroes were beaten downof Government town another was attacked hear Ihe job” docks and a white man was assault- members of the L L A were arrestOct 16 ed 'in the ALEXANDRIA Egypt vicinity of the waterfront ed in connection with two of the (fl)— Defense preparations along Two persons who said they were beatings the northern coast of Egypt cond tinued at top speed today by an internal Egyptian gov- ernment crisis Alexandria’s huge harbor again that PARIS Oct was left with only a narrow channel Premier Pierre Laval might’ find a! for incoming commercial ships asj vsels of th BriUj f'eet way to' bring the returned from maneuvers The two war to an end apparently vanished giant aircraft carriers Courageous and Glorious are still out with some tonight the larger ships but most of the Both the British and Italian am-'o- f sources cruisers are back bassadors authoritative King Fuad whose health is still said announced their governments considered precarious spent the of the French premier's Hay in isolation in his new palace DJIBOUTI French Somaliland refusal n here studying 5:50 p m Tuesday Oct 15 (De- propositions counter-proposaand sources' proposals these Mussolini UP)— Two stnjng Ethiopian Premier layed) - Mgned to secure a greater degree of raiding parties swept into Italian again refused through Vtin return independence Somaliland and claimed torio Cerruti his ambassador to today marked successes while an African state his terms for a settlement off°r mHitarjr cooperation with Great 6XaCUy What MeTnwhil army of 100000 warriors advanced which the cabinet FthlonU toward the left flank of Italy’s mov®d t0 Cairo the weck'®nd’ (or southern army Both Great Britain and France One of the raiding bands made up officials recalled have sought iuchj®"0® XJofaniu i' ln the of 4000 tribesmen under the leader- a statement for months For lack saactions against ltaly conference ca!lon ship of Colonel Siwiank Dutchman of it the Paris Many se®t0"s ®f the Egyptian who participated in the Boer war broke down before hostilities the downfall of press predicted reported a penetration of 45 miles 8 t rt a Nessim Pasha as Sir Twffl into Italy’s colony ambassador f’rer"" The British premier field Colonel Siwiank claimed his force George Edward Clerk was reliably11 separate consultation w th his the! eaptured the town of Lugh after reported to have told Laval of minister of war before meeting all going over the frontier at the town London cabinet's decision to keep the cabinet ' of Dolo Italians claimed to have its fleet massed in the Mediter- takenPola lQtiaya ago Lngh U- Uanean S on’s Birtii Announced Cerutti it was understood bore strategically situated on an main road from the coast il duce's refusal to negotiate while IDAHO FALLS Idaho— A son An even larger band of Ethiopians the British fighting ships remained was born Monday ln Jthe L D (3 was 'making its way -- over the Cerutti waseloseted with Laval hospital to Mr: and Mrs Don Sumfrontier between Teolo and the at the Quai d’Orsay for nearly an mers of Firth Webbe Shibeli river They were hour Clerk was closeted with the nounced will meet both Tuesday said to have occupied Oddur some premier even longer 65 miles in the Interior of' Italian "I took Laval my government’s and Wednesday It was expected Somaliland decision” the British ambassador the ministers ln the face of appar(Oddur is roughly 200 statute SAid upon leaving the premier’s ent failure of the Laval peace negomiles east of Dolo and about 140 office “He is now reflecting on it” tiations would consider France’s miles northeast of Ldfeh) The French cabinet it was an- - own defense Italo-Ethiopi- discussed: 1 Laval’s fleet proposal 2 British pplicy regarding sanc- BELL TAILORS LONDON Premier More Terrorism force Il duce would interpret any withdrawal of Britain's Mediterranean forces as a sign of weakening If Mussolini wants to clear the way for peace talks let him halt his armies in Ethiopia an$ accept league terms as basis for negotiation as Ethiopia already has done To Be No Let-U- p The cabinet’s decision means there will be no let-u- p in Britain’s efforts to line up league nations ln a strong front against fascist aggression Italian hatred of Britain which already has reached the boiling point is likely to become hotter as Eden with the full support of his government presses for more and more drastic penalties against Italy The cabinet feels it is said that Premier Laval showed no good reason why Britain should demobilize in the Mediterranean Laval suggested that Britain make this gesture to ease Mediterranean tension as a prelude to renewal of negotiasettletion for an ment Italy presumably would decrease its forces in Libya near the Egyptian border or halt troops in their present positions ln East Africa The British hold that ln view of Italy’s invasion of Ethiopia and reinforcements of troops in Libya— a threat to the Suez canal—any suggestion that the British fleet should leave the critical area is "unjustified” Discusses Three Points The cabinet in an hour and one-ha- lf session beginning at 11 a m 1935 Peace Moves Given Setback Preparations by Internal Lions Soon age-lon- (Copyright 1935 by United Feature Syndicate Inc Reproduction in whole or part prohibited All rights reserved OCTOBER 17 Defense Planning Pet Ethiop Council Urges Nations to large or small increase the danFulfill Obligations on ger of a conflict between Italy and England Although the maSanctions jority of public opinion believes in a British victory military strategists now studying the initial posGENEVA 6ct 16 UP)—Geneva sibilities consider the struggle to put more weight behind League of be so equal and consequently damaging to both sides that other Nations sanctions against Italy to powers are bound to be dragged night grateful for new and powerful encouragement from American in Ifthe Suez is blocked and Italy’s labor Officials greeted the American army of a quarter of a million is cut off from holne supplies it Federation of Labor’s indictment of may forget Abyssinia overnight Italy as an’ "outlaw nation” as a and turn its attention to Egypt vital aid toward effective application of those sanctions and the Soudan They believed it opened a way for Would Affect India effective American cooperation in An Italian Invasion of the Nile the enforcement of drastic economic valley is not difficult inasmuch measures against Benito Mussolini as the British land forces are avoiding at the same time any small and their air corps nil An departure from the United States invasion of this territory would official attitude of government’s on Britthe have a grave effect strict neutrality ish colonial empire especially Urges Fulfillment India The league— Itself closed its day In the Mediterranean the British fleet is undoubtedly superior with adoption by its “general staff” and may effectively blockade of 5? nations of a resolution urging Italian ports and possibly de- member states quickly to fulfill stroy Rome and Naples On the their "duty to take the necessary other hand Italy’s air supremacy steps to enable them to carry out" is unquestionable inasmuch as it their sanctions obligations Earlier the heaviest artillery for is operating from home bases whereas Britain can only rely economic sanctions — a "buy nothing on a small Jase in Mhlta plus the from Italy" plan— was rolled into committee discussion by Great Britdecks of her airplane carriers ain’s energetic Anthony Eden Questioned Neutrality The British minister for league 4fra1ts observed’ Vith “ satisfaction are declared to be impenetrable that no opposition was exeither by air bombs or submarine pressed toopen his proposal to prohibit torpedoes - This is questionable importation 6f"ali goodr manufacg duel ’between as in the tured in Italy” although the ecoprojectiles and armor the former nomic sanctions committee has not has always won This was shown as yet definitely adopted it in 1914 when 420 German shells Will End Phase speedily reduced to silence the Once economic sanctions— a key Antwerp forts which were then considered Impregnable products embargo and the “buy Therefore it would appear posnothing from Italy” boycott— have sible that the superstructure of been finally approved the first British ships would be damaged phase of the league’s sanctions drive will be ended to such an extent that fire conThat the British hope will come trol stations would be destroyed and they would lose their sole by the end of the week Then they From then on League of Nations means of offense would be merely floating carsanctions activities likely will be casses— unsinkable perhaps but confined to watching over the enlikewise useless forcement of measures adopted Britain’s home territory will be Right now there is no talk of urgfree from air raids Inasmuch as ing additional sanctions until after Italian bombers will not risk flyin- the arms embargo the financial g-over neutral states blockade the key products embargo However the question at once and the "buy nothing” boycott have arises— what states will remain been tried neutral in the new World war? MORNING Laval’s Africa Egypt Continues Duce to Get Against Italians Oct GENEVA Ruler to Lead Imperial Guards Near Front League Spurred By A F L Stand THURSDAY DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE ONLY |
