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Shorty Ankenn,an of the Birds
beat out a bunt" once, but it
didn't count. Riddle let it roll
and the ball finally eaSed over
the foul line before it reached
third base.
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gusted with my awkwardness.

gusted with my awkwardness."
1t was Tubby'S turn to look
astonished. "Do you mean to tell
me you didn't know Bret Paul
was here?"
For a moment 10 could not
speak. Then with an effort she
asked slowly, as Bret really here,
Tuhby?" ...
The other nodded. 81 met him
not 10 minutes ago down near
the lake, and | supposed he'd
been here most of the summer.
, He must have come while you
wre laid up-but it's certainly
strange he didn't send word to
you" Suddenly Tubby's face
fell. Gle probably planned to
surprise you and now I've let the
cat out of the bag"
10 was silent, staring DULY
from the window, and Tubby
added, "You don't seem very
glad about it."
1--WE quarrc:ed, Tubby, just be-
fore | came down here. He didn't
want me to come, and he said if
| / did come we were all through
You were right. Babs Montgom,
ery had let him know that
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went dancing that night with
Marsh"
''She would" said Tubby feel,
ingly.
"Babs is here, too, with hel
parents
"Weli, doesn't that make
everything lovely": Tubby stood
up and her eyes blazed with
fierce loyalty. 81 suppose she's
been making it as unpleasant as
she could"
10 smiled. "She hasn't been
aWfElly cordial, but then l don't
mind that. 1t was Babs who told
Marsh that Bret and | were
very much in love She told him
he'd be doing nice thing if he
gave Bret job as life guard
down here for the summer"
Il begin to get it," said Tub
by, nodding wisely. "She was
afraid maybe you were going to
cop off this millionaire, and that
would burn her plenty" The
chubby Davis girl looked down at
10. 81 can see got here just in
time, old girl"
''Now, Tubby," 10 laughed,
"you're always looking for good
Irow" But her laughter stopped
as quickly as it had begun, and
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he couldn't employ a young Won-
an who got herself into stu
atoms. Perhaps he was only wait-
ing until she got we'll, and would
then break the news.
The astute Miss Conley saw
that 10 was troubled, and knew
that her worries were doing her
patient no good. One morning,
as she brought in JOS breakfast
tray, she drew a chair clos to
the bed and sat down.
Miss Darien why don't
you Just let go and talk? 1t
would do you a world of good
- and perhaps ! know more
about wha' 5 worrying you than
you suspect
10 set down her coffee cup
and met the nurses friendly gaze.
"You know how | happened to
be out there in the hall that
day.
Miss Conley nodded. GIVE put
two and two together. Nurses
are good at it, you know"
"Well, wouldn't you be wor-
ried if you were in my shoes"
81 would not" said Miss Con-
ley. :,
but Pm sure Mr.. Marsh will
fire me after what's happened"
10 told her.
The nurse shook her head. of
YOU could have seen his face
when he brought you in here
that day you wouldn't say that.
And you should have heard his
voice when he told me | wasn't
to let anyone order me away
from attending you. He may not
know it yet himself, but he's IN
love with you"
10 managed a laugh. Pm
afraid you're incurably romantic,
Miss Conley.' .
"Not after what I've seen OF
men, Pm not" the nurse insist
ed. "And as for this trouble with
Mrs. Fragonet, | wouldn't worry
about that, either. Probably She
found him in the arms Of half
a dozen different women, and
raised row every time
"You don't think it was my
fault, do YOU"
Hardly" shifted Miss Conley;
"My advice to you is, get well
as soon as you can, and then go
on about your business here as
though nothing had happened
"When do you think l can get
up?" .
'In two or three more days If
you don't fret yourself into a re-
lapse, and" Miss COnley paus-
ed a moment, smiling, eff | can
keep the male visitors out Of
your ROOM"
"Was Fragonet here again.
10 asked, startled.
''No E" Miss Conley said.
at wasn't FragOnet.
Douglas Marsh?"
The nurse shook her head.
"Mr. Barston wanted to see
you"
self with her breakfast, for she
was afraid she hadn't kept the
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disappointment out of her tone
when Miss Conley said it was
Barston land not Marsh, who had
called. 1t seemed queer that
Marsh hadn't come to see her
since he had ordered Miss Con-
ley back to the room. Surely
Her thoughts were interrupted
by the ring of the telephone.
Miss Conley answered, then turn
ed to the bed.
"a Miss Davis is downstairs"
she said.
JOS eyes flew wide. "Tubby
Tell her to come up right away
Miss Conley looked doubtful
care you sure it will be good for
you?'
Good for me?" exclaimed 10.
"Tubby's the best tonic in the
worldm
And it was true that when the
big. good-natured Tubby bounc-
ed into the room JOS spirits rose
instantly. Nurse COnley smiled
her approval, and left.
whats this ! hear about you
trying to commit suicide in Il
sailboat?" asked Tubby, perch
ing on the edge of the bed until
the springs saggcd dangerously.
"Tubby, you're the grandest
sight I've seen in days" cried
10. "But-how'd you hear about
the accident"
"Say, when Peter FragOnet
goes out in sailboat with a
girl, and gets run into by another
girl ma speedboat-tnat's news
At JOS startled look, Tubby
laughed and added, Don't worry
The paper didn't say who the
girl was. | didn't know until
got here that it was you. But
when they told me downstairs that
you'd been injured in a sailboat
accident | multiplied Tour by the
dav Of the month, subtracted the
age of my little brother-and got
10 Darien! Now tell me all about
lit. How did it happen?"
"I'd rather not talk about it,
really, Tubby. You're going to
stay while, aren't your
Ppm going to stay until my
money runs out Tubby assured
her. "You don't know how eX-
elusive this place is. | practically
had to present references"
10 gave a relieved sigh. "Pm
awfullv glad you're going to be
here a while, Tubby. And can
tell you all about it little
later"
Sure said her former room
mate, "the thing for you to DO
now is get out of this bed"
"The nurse says / can be up
in two or three days"
"I'll bet Bret will be glad to
see you again. Tubby said.
Bret? Why, what do you
mean, Tubby?'
81 mean Bret. Want me to
spell it? | said I'd bet he would
be glad to see you up and around
again"
"But l plan to stay here at
Crest Lake, Tubby. That is, if
Mr.. Marsh isn't-isn't too dis
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RECIN HERE TODAY

10 Darien, finishing her frs
wear in college, learns her faith
err is out of work. 10 hunts Z
Job and secures part time worl
in a marine supply store. There
she meets wealthy, handsome
Douglas Marsh who offers hei
the job of hostess, at his inn a
Crest Lake. 10 accepts. lhl'
causes a quarrel with Bret Pau
to whom she is engaged and J'
breaks the engagement.
She goes to Crest Lake. He'
duties are pleasant but Marsh
eccentric mother takes a dis
like to the girl. Babs MontgOm
cry, a school acquaintance whe
is jealous of JOS popularity
comes to the inn. Peter Fragonet
film actor, and his wife are slse
guests.
Fragonet takes 10 out in
sailboat. There is an accident
and she narrowly escapes drown
ing. Next day Fragonet comes
to see her. He tells 10 he love-
her, takes her in his arms. Mrs
Fragonet and Mrs. Marsh wit
ness this scene and accuse 10 o.
encouraging Fragonets atten-
tions.
Mrs. Marsh tells Douglas h'
must send 10 away. He refuses
Marsh secures Fragonets prom
Use that he will not try to see Jc
again until he is well.
Now Go On With the Story
CHAPTER XIX
The shock of that Afternoon
set back JOS recovery several
days, and she developed slight
cold which made Miss Conley
doubly cautious. But the nurse
found it unnecessary to recall
Doctor Seavers to Crest Lake.
And it's really a shame, too
she told her patient jokingly
doctor Seavers liked the place
SO muchw
JOS smile was slow and weak
Despite Miss Conley's cherry pres,
ence and the bright sunlight OF
her room, 10 was miserable. She
could only guess what had trans
pired after the FragOnetS and
Mrs. Marsh had left her rooms
at the Inn. Suppose the Frago-
nets had separated, planned 8
divorce, and Edna Fragonet car
ried out her threat to name JIG
as correspondent?
And that was only 4 part OF
JOS worries, for she could not
be sure that Douglas Marsh
didn't intend to take his mothers
advice and let her go. If that
happened, trouble was indeed
ahead. Once she had paid Doctor
Seaver's bill and returned &c
town, iobless, she would be worse
off than before. And if there
were unfavorable publicity in
connection with the Fragonets, a
Job would be more difficult to
find. 10 tried to tell herself that
Marsh would keep her-but, af-
ter all. this unpleasant old lady
was his mother, and he wculo
listen to her. And even if Marsh
believed that 10 was in the right,
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BIOGRAPHIES BRIEF

NEW YORK, July 90. (UP)-
President Roosevelt's biography
is told in 500 words in the new
one-volume Columbia Encyclode-
dia. Babe Ruth gets rs words;
Herbert Hoover 1900, and Julius
Caesar, the longest in the book,
1900,
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she dropped her gaze soberly to
the coverlet. "Tubby Il wish
Bret hadn't come. Everything,s
all mixed up, and-and | don't
know which way to turn"
Turn to me-" Tubby said. ~
have a bunch you haven't told
me everything that's happened
down here"
Ito Be Continued) -
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CROMWELLS IN CHINA

SHANGHAI, July 29.-(UP)-
Mrs. James Cromwell - the for
mer Doris Duke, tobacco heiress
arrived here yesterday with mar
husband from Hongkong. They
are on a honeymoon tour OF the
world. p
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KILLED-6 INJURED

STROUDSBURG, Pa, July 20.
(UP)--Three young persons were
killed and six others We're injur-
ed today when an automobile col
lided with a truck near the Del
aware water gap. .r. .Ins
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ROOFING. c,

ROOFING. Composition roofing
raising in price. Let US furnish
you with Certain-teed compost
ton shingles and roll roofing.
SIX cedar air dried shingles.
Wheeling channel drain. Cop
rloy extra heavy pure zinc
coated. 5-V galvanized roof
ing and tin shingles. Hender-
sonville Supply and Coal Com
pany. Everything in the build
ing line. Lenox Park. Phone
500.
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LEoNA ALLEN YOUNG, regis
tered optometrix. Correct test
ing and fitting. Main street,
next door State Trust Co.
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BEING PLACED in
loans on homes in July. Easy
terms for borrowers. Safety
with liberal returns for inves-
tors. First Federal Savings &
Loan Association, 1T Sixth
avenue west.
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BUILDING AND REPAIRING
can be done most advantage
ously at this time. Let us
serve you. Rigby-Morrow Co:
Lumber, Builders Supplies and
Mill Work. Fourth avenue
east. Phone 81.
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CRAZY CRYSTALS 6Oc and 81,
S1.25 fountain syringe soc,
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin 39c,
heavy mineral oil 49c. Freeze
Drug Co.
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BE A WORLD VOYAGER. Span
oceans with the marvellous new
1886 Philco. New models have
arrived. Brunson Furniture
Co.
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FOR SALE-Cocker spaniel pup
pieS. Ten weeks old. SO and
SIS. Registration papers fur
nished. Phone 1372-W.
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WE BUY AND SELL
USED FURNITURE
and COAL RANGES
RELIABLE FURNITURE CO.
Opposite Courthouse
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FOR CHICKENS and eggs, call
S4S; 134 Third Ave. East. We
buy and sell.
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PAY YOUR TAXES WITH
BONDS, COUNTY, CITY AND
STREET ASSE S S M E MIS-.
PHONE 81. o. ROY KEITH,
REAL ESTATE.
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Prevalence of Diphtheria

Diphtherla has been present con-
unually In nearly every civilized
country ever since the widespread
epidemic in the middle of the Nine
teenth century.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Comnany.
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Special Notices

YOU ARE MISSING something
if you have not tried our 1Oc
giant miik-shake with ice
cream. Dairy Products Co.
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professional Services
Radios and Service

- ARE HERE! New 1886
Y: ..co. The finest radio ever
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VILE TRANSFER for storage
and draying. Agent Frederick
son Motor Express. Phone 121.
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WANTED-Thirty acres or less,
hilly. wooded, on or near
paved road; preferably on
creek or lake. Give lowest cash
price and particulars. Address
Land. care Times-NewS.
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CALL AT GIBBS TO ENGAGE
small lots good corn S1.00. y
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REACHING NEW HEIGHTS of
tone, power. foreign reception.
In cabinets of exquisite charm.
1886 Philco. Brunson Furni-
ture Company.
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h TEST GASOLINE, 5 gaI-
bs. Sl.05. Cars washed, 73c
4 ssd. soc. CorpenmE'S IN
beadrnt Station, Church st.
/ Eighth Ave. Phone GO9.
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Lost and Found
43-Personal Property

LOST-LEATHER COAT, one
shoulder ripped, somewhere be-
tween East Flat Rock and
Bear Wallow mountain. Return
to Curb Market.
LOST-Tuesday a 1929 Fletcher
high school ring. Phone East
Flat Rock, n. c., 815-R-Or
leave at The TimeS-NewS office.
Reward.
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RUBBERLESS JAR TOPS, keep
anything perfectly, 18c doz
half gallon jars 75c doz; quarts
Csc. Clover seeds, grass seeds.
Govan Hyder Seed Store, 7th
aNpnnp east. .
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New Philco Auto Radio
h 30 up. Mid-City Tire Co. "
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33-Rooms and Board

WANTED-Room and breakfast
or board. Prefer small private
home: by one man. Box 125.
care TimeS-NewS.
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For Sale
-Autos and Accessories

mr. DAY we add more Ford
n Chevrolet auto parts, also
Il for late model cars. Jack
a Motor Supply, 13l Fourth
&nue east. Phone 800.
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WILL PAY 500 for l acre land
near good road, suitable for
summer home. Box TIP, City.
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For Rent
17--Houses

FURNISHED HOUSES, all sizes,
good locations, reasonable rent
ais. Jackson-Phillips Co., l31
Fifth avenue west. Phone 729. =
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1S-Fmnished Rooms

EXPERIENCED GIRL, HOUSE
worker. cook, desires position
in private home or maid in no.
tel. Phone 537-J.
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La opinión., 1935-11-03
CARL LAEMMLE DEJARA
LA UNIVERSAL

Aver Sc confirm6 ell rumor que
habia yenido circulando sobre que
Carl Laemmle, yeterano cineasts
de Ia compania ~productora Uni
Yersaia. la mats antigua de las ma
yores en- Hollywood ha resuelto
abandonar eli control de dicha com
pa1ia, celiendo a exigeneias espe-
eiales creadas por la n~ecesidad de
una nueya negotiation.
Los mejores informes que Sc OBJ
t%urieron. deeian que la venta de
Ia compahia Universal" %envolve-
"a una operation de cinco millones
de dotafes. agresandose que una
nueva gereneia o capital nuego
Y un personal de productores de 10
mas vigoroso. tomara eli lugar de-
la antigua directiva. Charles Ro-
gers, veterano.. eineasta de Holly
wood. tomara probablemente la
presidential de Ia nueva organiza-
ci6n.
otros informes a~seguraban Que
Ell yalor de Ia Universal suiia a
diez millones de d6lares. en- tanto
que Arthur uogar. del diario Va
riety" de Hollywood. y reputable
como autoridad en- la materia. fla
esa yalor en- siete millones y me-
do Z
La opinión., 1935-11-03
NUEVA
ACUSACION Al
Oral. DURAZO
Que fue quien profano Ell
cadaver de Pancho Vi
liza, dice IN Coronel

cIuoAD DE MEXICO. NoViem-
bre g. Et general Francisco r.
Durazo. ex-comandante de la guar
nieion en- Hidaleo del Parral, y ell
dia de aver absueito por un Con-
sejo de Guerra que 10 juZeo por ell
cargo de abuse de autoridad. en-
viara en- breve a dos de sus ami
Cos ante ell coronel lenacio Sanchez
Anaya para pedirle una expliea-
cion publics por los earsos que
este hizo ultimamente en- Ell sen.
lido de que habia sido Durazo quien
profano ell cadaver de Francisco
Villa, para vender la cabezs.
I'm case de que el eoronet San
chez Anaya. Jefe de las Comisio-
mes de Seguridad. Sc niegue a des
mentir pnhlicamente Ia version que
Sc ha atribuido, los amigos del &C.
| neral Durazo 10 invitaran a resell
yer Ia situacion por medic de IN
| duelo. Por tai motive eNiste en- es-
ia ciudad verdadera expectation,
sobre TODD en- los %circulos militia
res. en- donde Sc espera con ansie-
dad Ell resultado que tendra este
asunto Y Ia forma en- que Sc va
a epilogar.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
|MPART|AN
EDUCACION
SOCIALIST
En- San Francisco de los Ro-
mos, Aguascalientes, Sc
registrar las ejecuciones
La policia intervino para
impedirlo, pero ell pueblo
hizo huir a los agentes

AGUASCALlENTES, Noviembre
g. N. d. Dos profesores SO.
cialistas, cue habian establecido sus
classes en- la cercana %pobiacion de
San Francisco de los Romos, fue-
ron ~linchados por una multltud en-
furecida, cue coleo sus cuerpos de
los arboIes despues de haberlos
cast despedazado.
FL motive del Juror popular fue
que los profesores, que Sc I,amaban
Belisario Munive y Jose Sanchez
Jimenez, ensehaban a los peque-
nos alumnos las doctrinas del So
cialismo. tai Y como 10 preYiene 81
artieulo tercero rcformado de Ia
Constitution.
Las noticias llegadas aqui dieen
que Ia policia, al tener conoclmien
to de que los maestros habian ST.
do aprehendidos por una multitud
de eampesinos. trat6 de intervenir
para reseatarlos. pero entonces Sc
amotin6 / apoblaci6n entera. impi-
diendo IA salvation de los socia-
listds.
Las autoridades han iniciado va
n investigation, con ell obJeto
de determinar culpa5ilidades y
aplicar a les gu resulten cen elias,
las penas correspondientes.
Los hechos describes han causa-
do squi ana profunda sensation.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
Ell COM DOR0
MANUEL L. CAMikO

FL COMMODORE de Ia Armada Me-
Xieana Manuel &. Gauiro. ahord ii
seryicio de Ia Secretafsa de A5lI-
cultura y Fomento. como |vlsitadUg
especial de Pesea DEF Depatrameu-
to Forestal y de GAIA y pesea, cen
residenc;a en- Ell vecino puerto de
san Diego, California. YiSit6 poi
breyes horas Ell viernes pasado es-
to urbe. en- asuntos reiaeiouados
con la comision que el Gobieruo de
nuestro pals le tiene %asignada.
Durante su breye vista Il Los
Angeles, Ell alto official naval me-
xicano estuvo en- las oficinas de
nuestro periodico, recorriendo sus
distintos Departamentos. hacienda
TN elogio de la organization, asi
como de los modernos servicios
con que cuenta nuestra publiea
con.
FL Comandante Camiro. QUEEN Sc
propone escribir una serie de ar
ticulos que ~apareceran en- nuestro
diario. references a asuntos naya-
les. ha comandado varios navtos
&c guerra uacionales y desempena-
do importantes puestos en- ell eN-
tranjero, por 10 que es ~considera-
do en- los ctrculos navales meXica-
nos como una yerdadera autoridad
en- Ia materla.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
N TARIFA UNlCA

Hablando de los proyectos que
tiene para ser desarrollados du-
rante ell transcurso del aho entran
tie. eli senior Mejia nos manifesto
Que Sc tiene en- estudio In implan-
taci6n de la "tarifa telegrafica
unica" para la transmission telegra
flea, de tai modo que 81 un tele-
grama cuesta SO centavos de n
poblacion a otra, la misma canti-
dad Sc cobre de frontera a from
terra, pues de esa Sc espe-
ra la intensificacion del servicio,
aparte de Que esta siendo objeto
de una batida general. con apoyo
del Presidente Cardenas. ell abuse
de los militares. diputados, gober
nadores V otros funcionarios, que
amparados per sus credenciales.
hacen uso libre del TELEGRAPH en-
perjuicio de los s~ervicios de ca
racter commercial.
Y viendo de paso nuestros tele-
tipos. ell director de comunicacio-
mes rapidas o aseguro que pa
ra fines del aho e%ntrante. tendre-
mos en- Mexico red de comu-
nicaciones admirable. que toque
hasta los mas remotos pueblos y
ancheriaS.'
La opinión., 1935-11-03

De IA LIZA
De NhC|ONES
Anuncia, ademas, que clase
de articulos no deberan
ser vendidos a Italia
Durante una reunion que Sc
celebro aver, acordo dar
este audaz paso

United Press para LA OPINION
GiNEBRA, Noviembre 2.-Ei Co
mite general de la Liga de Nacio-
nes, en- ell cual estan Representatives
So paises, flo hoy la fecha en- que
debera empezar ell ejercicio de las
Sanciones contra Italia, sanciones
decretadas por la propia llga en-
n de sus pasadas ~iuntas. Ell ST.
ito economice empezara iustamen-
te ell 18 de ~Noviembre, y tendra pro
porciones cast mundiales.
Ell "boycot' sera ejercido EN- un
esfuerzo por obligar a Italia a sus
pender sus actividades belicas en-
Ethiopia, va que las negociaciones
pacificas hechas por la Liga han
fracasado ante la obstinaci6n de
Mussolini.
En- la junta del Comite, efeetua-
da hoy. Sc aprobo sin mucha dis
custom. mas que en- materia de de-
TALES, tanto la feeha en- Due de-
bera empezar ell boycott, como la
forma en- que sera ejercida. prohi-
biendo la exportaei6n de artfculos
de primera necesidad a Italia, y
prohibiendo tambien Ia importa-
ci0n de muchos de sus productos.
a fin de evitar que sc arbitre fon-
dos para continuar la guerra.