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HELP W ANTI D
9 Helm Wanfed-Male

5 MEN-sa sal good bonus. steady work
3D. y Penn Rm 800
WANTED BOYS 10 carry Times routes.
VIII be able 10 use several boys. Apply
between and p. m. DAB y. Alabama
WANTED 5 EXPERIENCED chicken pick
eTs Apply Immediately CAPITOL
POULTRY CO.. 1913 S Meridian
l AND MEN. between % and so selling.
Can earn from So to $40 daily. Apply
1921 Cottage-av between and p. m
SALESMAN time or part time No
experience necessary. Easy 20 sell. Op
portunity to earn real money. 329 Peo-
pies Bank Bldg
WANTED-Young man over Il years of
age. good education; for permanent
seientious man. BOX K-4047. TIMES.
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ELLIOTT FISHER bookkeepi1s machine
Al. Make offer. SAL N. Easiest. LI-7740.
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Births


BOYS
ul Paul and Mildred Carpenter. Coleman
o.iser and Leona kaufman. Coleman
John and Lois Mincy. Coleman Hos
Ralph and Alice Nelson. Coleman Hos
Fan and Hazel Robertson. Coleman Hos
EDWIN and sue shearer. Coleman Hos
Rob.lt aad Marguerite Shepard. Cole
Roy add Mareery woodrua. Coleman
MaIcus and Carmen Dunkerson. 8o2
Elmer and Annabcne Thompson. 1885
Ples,iss and Margaret Greene. PIP In
Harvey and Lera Game 1881 s STATE
RAYMOND and Dorothy Flora 287O n
Floyd and Martha smith. 22o9 n. Bos-
Felix and Dora wreh-. 392 Douglas
OpAlr and LHtta Johns. pas y Mi.ev
Evaid and Ethel Kreis 1879 Arrow
FED
Deloert and Alice shearer. Methodist
vernon and lola stewart Methodist
=, Joseph snd Margaret Irwin. Methodist
70 plfaL bow and girl. twins
- leonard ana Dorothy Levy Methodist
hospital
Girls.
Hospital
John snd Golde Dotv Coleman Hospital
>, Isaac and Margaret Flanagan Coleman
oliver and L-ona kaufman. Coleman
Lowell and Madge Lincoln. Coleman hos
Donald and Geneva Mozee. Coleman
Hospital
Fredriok and Ruby Olsen. Coleman Hos
Harry and Thelma Parre,t. Coleman
Frank and MadeIyn PottorG. Coleman
Howard and Annsbeue PurseH. Coleman
Herman and Violet smith. Coleman Hos
pitsl.
Russell and Pauline Smith. Coleman Hos
pital
Ralph and Rossnna Wilson. Coleman
Hospital
John and Vivian Johnson. 743 w. 18th.
Dollison and Emma Blackwell ll35 n.
Missouri
william and Lena Core 1920 Cornell
John and MarCaret Mills. 1929 Orange.
Harold and Helen Bymaster. 1925 W
John and Euecnia HAYES. 1894 w 27th.
william and Marie Elliott. 2l73 Eastern
Warren and Cathryn McCune. 1902 n.
George and Mary Higgins. sl2 f. Wa
bash
Forest and Lillian swails. 1893 5. Ry
bolt
Frank and Louesia Lott. Methodist Hos
pital
Cecil and Catherine Ross, Methodist
Hospital
Fred and Edith owens. Methodist Hos
pital
Lewis and Martha Jones. Methodist Hos
pitai-
Kenneth ana Dorothy swengel Meth
0diSf HOSPITAL
Clarence and Mary Stevens. Methodist
Hospital.
Edmund and Lucille Hause. Methodist
HOSPITAL
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ANN NEE M { N is
5 Transportation

WANTED 20 s. Louis leav-
ing THURSDAY noon. returning SUNDAY
noon DR-52l3
sANFRANCISCO OR Los ANGELES =
Cheapest way. share gas Drive YOUR
self IN our 1888 Plvmou'hs Chevrole s.
Dodees. Leave daily. Mr.. REESE 6S5
ba-ar- Motor Sales Inc DR.. 1924.
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BUICK-1931 4-pass. coupe; excellent con-
dition; S245; terms. $50 Msdison-av.
BUICK-'27 coupe; new paint; good con-
dition; bargain: $4,000 cash. Call HA-
2nha hetMeen Z and D. m.
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a. Autos Wanted

WANTED-l00 used cars ANY model or
condition Highest cash prices SELIG
AUTO CO.. 19 S. Easiest RI-7ll9
CALLING ALL CARS
Don't give your car aWavl Wen buv Il
AUTO EXCHANGE $40 Washington-st
CASH TOR your car or equity ABELS-
FINK AUTO CO.. 440 N Capitol-sv L.
lll2
CASH FOR YOUR CAR OR EQUITY.
"Indiana's Largest Used Car Dealer "
|. WOLF AUTO co.
SIS Capftoi LI-45l6
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Easements Rebuilt
Cinders-Crushed Stone

WHY not call SPARKS for cinders s
driveway stores. Prices right RI-2262
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2 Cards, In Memoriams

2 Cards, In MemOriams
DIPPON-We sincerity thank our neighbors.
friends relatives for the sympathy
shown during the sickness and death of
our dear mother. Also the Rev Brsdy
for his conSOhng words employees of
the Merchants Bank Building pallbear-
crs and Little e. Sons funeral directors.
WILLIAM AND HENRY DTPPON
HUDGINS- In loving remembrance of our
Gear daughter and sister. ETHEL
BROSNAN HUDGINS who died one year
ago TO-DAY. Aug. Z 1884.
Thou art 10 me A beacon.
A light from far away.
To shine upon a darkened waste,
That round about us lay
Thou art TO me a symbol.
And a CnangleSS guiding star,
And I thv gentle hand would touch
As I shall cross the bar.
EDWARD J. BROSNAN AND FAMILY.
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LIVE ST OK
UT o NJ O TIV E

No. 103-AUBURN. 1888 4-dr. sed. 1865
WEST SIDE CHEW. INC. 24l9 w. Wash.
BUICK-1927 coupe; Clean cheap for cash
sale sol N. Dearborn
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AAN0UH nee M ENTS
/ Death Notices

BROwN. FRANCES-Age 81. beloved wife
of Van Brown mother OF Mrs. Ruth
Adams passed away Aug s. 1888. Serr-
ices Friday. 2 D. m. a. the Beech Grot ?
Christian Church. Burial Crown Hill
Cemetery Friends may call A. the home,
81 s 6fh-sf. Bsech Grove after o. m.
ThursdaY. LITTLE d SONS SERVICE
HATFIELD. ELIJAH-Age 90. 1914 River
az. beloved father OF Berthe Bohannon.
SUSIE Carlton. Wena Roberts and Allen
Hatfield passed away Tuesday morning
Funeral and burial a. Evansville. lad
- Shirley BROS CENTRAL CHAPEL
946 y ul.n0is-St. until Thursday morn
ing
hoy. FRED Beloved husband OF lille
How. a. Ball Hospital. MuncIe. IND 81.
HOY Of indianapolis and Harry Hoy Of
Muncie Ind Funeral Thursday. , D. m
az W D. BEAHBLOSSOM MORTUARY.
1921 % W. Rav-st Burial Washington
Park Friends invited Samaritan Lodge.
o o +. take notice
M'KINSEY. ELLA Beloved mother Of
Flovd and Allen. Mrs. Cora Hartley.
Mrs. Elsie Smith. sister Of Frank and
Charlie Badger and Ms Sarah AmOSs
grandmother Of Mrs. Ruth Workman.
passed away Wednesday morning at the
residence 1906 Broadway Services at
the FLANNER q BUCHANAN MORfU-
AIRY. Friday Exact time later
MERLAt. ANNA MARiE-Of New Pales-
tine. daughter Of the late Henry and
Anna Catherine MerlaU. passed away
Tuesday morning 6 IS. age 80 years Flu
neral Thursday. $50 a. m. AZ the home
OF Mrs. Fred Ruschhaupt in New Pales-
tine. 10 a. m. at the German Lutheran
Church Interment Lutheran cemetery.
MAX HERRLICH d SON SERVICE
RUST, JOHN Widowed ia ther of Cliff
ford Rust Of Huntington Park Cal:
Guy Rust Of Crestline o R0dger Rust
Of Springfield. o.: Hobart M. Rust of
indianapolis. passed away Tuesday Aug
s. -25 p m AZ the home of his son. Ho-
bart Rust 1901 Villa-av Friends may
view The remains AZ the MEYER &
MONTAGUE FUNERAL HOME. 1921
PlesSant-St. Funeral Thursday Aug. g.
r. m. At Swavzee Ind M E. Church
Burial Converse Cemetery. Friends in
Fited. Marion and Huntington Ind
papers please copy
TROY. MARY C.-Beloved wife Of Patrick
J. Troy and mother OF John. Walter
Charles Joseph. James and Daniel TROY
Mrs. Ellen Ewing and Mrs. Charles Me
lee. died Wednesday. Aug. 7. Funeral
Friday. Aug. Q. from the home SAL W
Merrill 80 a. m Services St Johns
Church. a. m. Altar Society meet for
PRAYER Thursday. D. m Friends in
vired- BLACKWELL SERVICE.
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Paper Cleaning

PAPER cleaning wall washing floor wax
ms excellent service. ODONALD IL
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43 Trucks. Trailers, Tractors


CHEVROLET alton truck; Al; first s35
takes it. 276 N. Lynn.
CHEV-li2. 13l W b. chassis and cab,
duals; Al; terms, trade 209 w. North.
No. 218-B-1931 Chev. la-ton panel, Sl95.
WEST SIDE CHEW. INC, 24l9 w. Wash.
1881 SHORT WHEEL BASE Chevrolet cab
and chassis; good rubber: S225. Small
down payment SHOLTY'S. 1910 E.
Washington-st.
Dodge long w B s125
/ H. C.-I7a Ton Mix Haulers Body 1878
Many Others.
GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT.
81 West 13th-st LI7467
TWO 1923 Ford dump trucks. Just the
thing Tor FERA work. SHOLTY' S.
1910 E. Westinghouse
FIVE 1-ton panel trucks. SIS to S195.
WEST SIDE CHEW. INC. 2419 w. Wash.
25 TRUCKS
All mooels makes and capacities. from
$50 up. Small down payments. SHOLTY' S.
5436 E. Westinghouse.
WE have used trucks ranging in capac-
ity from ~ to 3 tons. Tractors and
long wheel bases These Jobs are priced
to move at once. We neeo the room
THE WHITE MOTOR CO.. 895 NASSAU.
II-3427.
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A u T O M 0 TIVE
As Accessories. Tires, Parts

TIREsl GILLETTE POLARS-
New guaranteed 3Ox3i7 50 50. Sor,f
g 9S. 5 00xi9 s439: 25zis. s5l9 All
sizes Lowest prices
HOOSIER PETE
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Building Permits

Standard OIL Co.. Capitol-av and l6th-st.
$50 move sign
Standard OIL Co. 1920 n. Alabsms-st.
$50 new SIGN
Building Finance Corporation. 2l47 Col
lese-av $3.50. repairs
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M E r C H A N Disc
Miscellaneous for Sale

SUDDEN DEATH-It never fails. DESTROYS
oed5ugs and household veTmin. Albert
G Mas Co, 81 Virginia-av RI-33l5-
FAIRBANKS MORSE light plant with TO-
tary oonyeyer: cheap 1905 N Ihnois-st.
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II Hotels
Is Housekeeping Rooms

PAN-S NNSOAAh'
So 50-NEw JERSEY. N. ss1-Nicely
/ furnished l and broom apartments;
parking space. Phone.
s3-4.5O: 9TH. BOTH. Eta room front
apartments. large, airy. Walking dis
lance. RI-5045.
SO so up: New Jersey. NJ. 2Q42 cheerful
front room. kitchenette; attractive; sink;
private entrance.
s.: NEW JERSEY. N, l6O6-Lovely mod
niShed; garage.
S5-s6: lOTH-ST. E. 2225-Modern 3
rooms, beds. gas, sink, redecorated,
private entrance
ALABAMA; 1Ol9, N.-Front room and kitch-
enette. windows; private entrance: ga
rage; prefer employed.
ALABAMA, N. 1902 room apt. over
stuffed furniture private entrance. cool,
inviting. ward. porch.
BEV1LLE. N. 829-Living. bedroom. kitch
en-. private bath. entrance utilities. 81.
+ l room. So: porch
BROADWAY. 1201-Cool living room. fur
R5Isee an kisThsn apartment utilities pr
CARRoLLTON, l5el-3-room apartment
downstairs. sink. private entrance;
porch; utilities; rooms, $3.50
+ COLLEGE, 141O-Cool, clean. front. l and
2-room apartment: everything fur
nished; SO up. phone.
+. ILLINOIS. N 2339-Clean Housekeeping
rooms: in-a-door bed; sunny rooms; So
s35
MIcFIGAN;-sT, E. 24l6--Appartment fur
private entrance. reasonable
NEW JERSEY. N. 203S-Cozy front room
and kitchenette: also rooms; private
entrance. HA-257lw
! OLNEY. N. 26l7-3 clean rooms, down.
utilities: private entrance; IS.
/ ORIENTAL. n. 20-4-room furnished.
basement apartment: private bath and
entrance; utilities, ADULTS
/ ORIENTAL. N. IL between E. Washing
ton & Markell kitchenette apartment.
81: cool bedroom. 81. Gentlemen
+ PARK-AV. S06-Clean front ! and broom
apartments: everything furnished: So
up. parking space.
+ PARK. 2i46-Ceol. ?. attractive front;
sink utilities: near bath; phone. garage.
PINE. N 6l4-s4; , lower. front rooms;
water in kitchen; private entrance.
After .. m.
/ TRAUB-Av. N. 34-9 cool rooms LIST floor
private entrance. bath utilities. newly
llTH-ST. E. 7l7--2 cool furnished mod
oern. first floor. reasonable. LI-loo5.
10 Rooms with Board
CAPITOL. N. s5s5-Attractive. cool front
room. garage. good meals. So week
LEXINGTON, e37.Douos room; good ven.
/ lllatlOn EOdEU. SAU
s. so single DR-5523-J
MERIDIAN. n. l500-Unusual home. room
next tile bath. meals optional. gentlemen.
RI-77s7
NEW JERSEY. n. 22l7-Large airy front
room, homelike, home cooking; l or ?
TA-470s
3lST ST E 64l-Cool front room: twin
beds. gentlemen. meals. SIS each. HA-
io35-M
CHILDREN to board private home So
per week and up. i3l Herman-st.
PERMANENT Home on the River Beautiful
surroundings, ouiel, restful. good meals
HU-7s6S.
WANTED-Child TO board in a good home.
mothers CARE very reasonable. RI-9252
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Paperhanging

1883 PAPER furnished. hung. 50 ~ Paint
ing ulasterlnE. steamlng DURHAM
PAPER HANGING 81 50 per room up. re-
lHnie WrrE mainline ND -rN1F
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Papering. Painting, PIastering

PApERfNG PAINTING PLASTERTNG.
CLEANING. GUARANTEED Room fur
nished. hung. So SAMPLES. Fl ley
Al
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WATERPROOF TRUCK COVERS
All sizes in stock. no waiting Buy
direct from factory: save money. All
widths Of white and waterproof Duck for
truck tops. boats and canoes. l6Xl6 and
1920 army tents. priced TO sell. HOOSIER
TARPAULIN CANVAS GOODS CO. 1902
". WaShington-St
SHOW cases. one Il IT., one 9 TT $40.
l2i2 #. mahogany bar. All nickel base
burner, s35. 1926 Shelby. DR-oSei
ELLIOTT-FISHER Bookkeeping machine
Al. Make offer SAL N. Easiest. LI-7740
FOR SALE-PrintinC press SKIP. cheap
BOYD PRINTING CO. 10 W. Market-st
LI-3963
FOR SALE. BANK FIXTURES Marble
counters and bronze grill windows. fine
bronze msrb'e top check writing table.
bronze bal-bearins Siding gril-ed doors;
mahogany paneling and doors. electrical
conduit. IL h. D. Fairbanks-M Morse q. c.
motor with 42-ineh exhaust fan. This
equipment is all in storage The room is
needed. therefore Will sell all or any part
At only fraction Of IFS worth. See or call
Mr. Valinetz at LINCOLN JEWELRY AND
LOAN CO. cor. washington and Capitol.
or phone RI-i32l.
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Musical Instruments Repaired

EXPERT repairs on su musical inStru-
ments. CARLIN MUSIC. al NASSAU.
BAND and orchestra instruments repafreo.
expert guar work PEARSON CO.
nc ia n Penn IT-Ssl7
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so Securities. Bldg. & Loans

WANT TO BUY certain Indiana preferred
stocks. Write for bids. j. H ALBERS-
HARDT. l29 E Market ST.
WE PAY CASH FOR COUPONS FROM
FLETCHER AMERICAN NATIONAL,
BANK CERTIFICATES OF BENEFICIAL
INTEREST
N. LEONARD COHEN & COMPANY
206 INSURANCE BUILDING,
Z MARKET STREET
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INSTRUCTIONS

DO YOU REALIZE what 1t means to nave
a guaranteed position2 We guarantee q
position 10 any one we accept Shorthand.
accounting, comp. dictaphone, typing.
Sd floor Roosevelt bldg RI-9535
Diesel Engineering
For national training plan. see MR..
WATWOOD. Barton Hotel after D. m.
Again IN 1884 as IN l933-The Times
was the ONLY Indianapolis Evening Paper
70 show gain in want ads.
THE REhSON-RESUDTS
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p Unfinished Apartments

Il OnIurHlSneu apartments
BROADWAY & 1oTH-"Huggler" 2 and
rooms; redecorated; all utilities;
adults; $40 up
CARROLLTON. 2234-Bedroom apis; fur
nished or unfurnished large private
porches; cool; utilities; reasonable. RI
CENTRAL, 2151-5 rooms; bath; heat;
water furnished; garage; S35. TA-O664.
NEW JERsEY-NoTth; modern 4-room
inducement. RI-l645,
WRIGHT-sT, 123l-Lovely 3 rooms, Ist
floor; private entrance; utilities. DR.
18th E lO@1Egrni. gnfqrn so .5O-s45
APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU
Choice apartments gladly shown. HE-1S2s
EFFICIENCY APT, 1927 College: large
living room, ina door bed kitchen and
bath; al utilities; $500 j. S. CRUISE.
indianapolis Rental Agency
Turn. and unfurn. apis Free service and
transportation Ll-5452
FOR COLORED-Dunbar Court, 1922 N.
West, efficiency, rent includes utilities;
so. so. See custodian or call CH-2777
FOR COLORED-Jackson Court 1222-24
Cornell; efficiency; rent includes utill-
ties; $40. See custodian or call CH-Z777.
FOR COLORED-Douglas Court, 21st and
Blvd. pl., efficiency; rent includes utili-
ties; SO so. See custodian or call
CH-2777
COLORED-$19
7o5 N. Senate-av rms, mod. apt;
| heat and water furn. A. j. HUEBER g.
CO. 144 N. Del. LI-4412.
TIMES WANT ADS make interesting read
ing because interesting bargains OF many
kinds are listed here daily
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Ia Situations Wanted
JUST 2Oc A DAY

A l0-woro ad Will appear under this
classification Tor as low as 20c a dsv cash
with order. Come to The Times office. 2l4
w MarYlsnd. one square from IlinoiS sno
Washlngton-Sts down KentuckV-av and let
us help YOU secure lob
DAY or week work for ladies' common Ia
Dor for men, day or week; general house
cleaning. UNITY CENTER, LI-5860
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Moving. Transfer. Storage

CARLETON RANSFER-ExDer,ence nov
ers covered vans. reas rates HA-2252
SIORAGE-LocaL IonS-distance hsuung
return loads wanted. part-loac service
OTTO J. SUESZ. RI-3s2s. 1851. CHI
0EQq-W
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Sid Beer Equipment

GLASSWARE ChinawaGe. all occasions
HOOSIER CHINA CO.. 2l3 E Wash.
Kings Indiana Billiard
BUILDS BARS NOVELTY BOXES.
Booths Counters. anything in wood or
steel. .
ON PAYMENTS
1851 Southeastern-av. DR-3oI8
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FIN A N clAL
10 Business Opportunities

8 CLEAN cool rooms good furniture: con-
venient location. $3.50. 227 T. feminist
FISH and poultry market doing good
business 636 Indiana-av
BARBER and Beauty Shop. North. Bargain
for quick sale. HU-6l40
LUNCH ROOM. doing good business. Mass
aV. near RealSilk, sacrifice. CH-ll24-W
RESTAURANT - Fully equipped and
stocked. bargain for cash 74s S.
Emerson. Hawthorne r. r yard
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SHOW cases. one Il #. one fl $40.
1919 #. mahogany bar All nickel base
burner. SIS. 1925 Shelby. DR-0Sei
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SO Wanted to Buy

IS WdnLeu 10 Duy
MIXED IRON. Csc per 100 lbs. JUNK
SHOP 1902 Roosevelt-av. CH-l47l.
WE paw for stove iron soc per 100
THE MILLER CO.. INC
100 5 California. Rl-oI5O
JUNK PEDDLERS
MIXED RAGS. $3.50 PER 100 LBS.
MIXED IRON IS PER TON. JUNK
SHOP. 1902 Roosevelt-av. CH-1471.
wANTED-Bov's Bicycle 7 PEMBROKE
ARCADE. RI-8000.
WANTED TO BUY-Small 2-wheel trailer
with all attachments RI-l673.
JUNK PEDDLERS
We will meet any advertised prices; why
KRooT Il son. 628 w Wash LI-925O
WE PAY for stove iron. Sc net ton.
THE MILLER CO.. INC.
1870 S. California Rl-5l5O
We Pay Highest
Prices
for old gold. watches, dental bridges.
tewelry. etc SACKS BROS. 308 Indiana
av Phone RI-5994.
The Washington times., 1935-10-05
ADIGRAT Halls
DUCE'S ARMY

LONDON, Oct. 5 G.N.s).-A
description of the occupation OF
Adigrat by Italian forces in the
Adowa drive was cabled today by
the Exchange Telegraph CORE
spondent with the Italian troops
in the field.
After the Italians entered the
hamlet the italian flag was hoist.
ed from the battlements at 4 p. m
Houses and other buildings were
not touched by the Italian bombs
that rained on the town Thursday
morning and Friday, Exchange
said.
The italian airmen succeeded in
dropping bombs only on troop for.
nations and on anti-taircraft bat,
teries, which sniped them from
the outskirts of the town, accord
ing to the dispatch.
Adigrat fell after comparatively
weak resistance.
The inhabitants welcomed the
Italians, and the italian quarter
master general Immediately began
to issue flour and other food
stuffs to the inhabitants, many of
whom, the dispatch said, were
practically starving"
The Washington times., 1935-10-05
IS GIVEN
QUENSTEDT

ANNAPOLIS, Md. oct. S,
Former Mayor Walter z. Quen'
stedt, of Annapolis. was named
warden at the Maryland House of
Correction yesterday to succeed
DR.. Leroy Wright, resigned.
The Appointment of Mr.. Quen,
stedt ends a bitter fight between
Gov. Harry w. Nice and the mem
bers of the board Of public wei
fare, who had refused to depoSe
Wright in favor of the ex-mayor.
Mr.. Quenstedt ran on the ticket
with Governor Nice for the office
of clerk of the court Of appeals,
but was defeated.
It was generally thought that
the governor would give Mr.. Quen
stedt some sort of job, as he los!
his position with the Naval Acad
emy when he allowed his name to
be placed on the State ticket.
Governor Nice let 1t be known
some time ago that Mr.. Quenstedi
would get the job at the House OF
Correction. Yesterday Mr.. Wright
voluntarily resigned.
Mr.. Quenstedt will take office
Immediately and will move his
home from Annapolis.
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(continued from Page -

CONTINUED from Page
Cerruti in Paris, appealed for CO.
operation of both Britain and
France in an effort to "localize"
the East African war.
II Duce renewed his pledge to
avoid any step which might lead
to expansion of the WARMTH a
European war the constant fear.
Has Two Ideas
In particular. II Duce, it was
understood, made two specific
proposals:
l. "The parties concerned"
meaning Britain and Italy,
should simultaneously withdraw
their precautionary measures"
their massed fleets in the
Mediterranean since mo danger
exists there"
2. II this is done Italy would
give. assurance she would not
withdraw from the League.
To this Sir Samuel Hoare
British Foreign Minister, replied
via Grandi. that Italy's military
action in Ethiopia made it diff
cult, to say the least, to make
any progress toward a settlement
Sir Samuel also made it cleal
that there had been a grave and
very unfortunate misunderstood
ing In Italy of Britain's position
and her attitude during the entire
Italo- Ethiopian dispute.
ii Duce Ignored
Sir Samuel totally ignored Il
Duce's suggestion for Simultane'
Gus cancellation of the "precau'
tionary measures" in the Mediter'
ranean, it was learned, indicating
Britain will remain firm in her in
tention of being prepared for any
eventuality in the war area.
Grandi read q telegram and a
personal letter from Premier Mus.
Solini, but no documents were left
with the British foreign office.
II Duce, it was learned, express
ed dislike of the British idea that
the Ethiopian Emperor'S consent
should be obtained before any
agreements were made regarding
his empire.
Sir Samuel pointed out that the
entire question is in the hands OF
the League of Nations, and not
Britain'S.
French Reply o. X.
The French ambassador today
delivered the French reply to the
British inquiry whether France
would come to the aid of the Brit
ish fleet in the event of an un
provoked attack upon it.
The reply was received by Sil
Robert Vansittart, permanent sec
retary of the foreign office. II
was understood to be "satisfac
tory" although it was not yet
available for publication.
The British support the tastes
The Washington times., 1935-10-05
OFFICER
ENDS LIFE

TOKYO, Oct. 5 G.N.s).-Army
circles were thrown into tur-
MOL today when Col. Kyozaburo
Yamada, chief of the war minis
try's military affairs bureau, COM
mitted hari kari.
Colonel Yamada accepted re-
sponsibility for the assassination
last August 13 of Major General
Tetsuza Nagata, his predecessor.
General Nagata was slain by
Lieut.. Col. S. AiZaWa. who had
been transferred to a colonial post
in an army shake-up, but Colonel
Yamata blamed himself for fail
ing to protect Nagata.
Colonel Yamada was Nagata's
chief aide and was wounded when
the assassin burst into the office
in the war ministry.
Going to his home today Col
onel Yamada tremendously went
through the grim rite of plunging
a sword into his body, drawing
it down, then across.
The Washington times., 1935-10-05
Count VinCi, Italian
Envoy, Plans TO Stay
In Ethiopian Capital

Adds ABABA, Oct. 5 G.N.S)
Count Luigi Vinci-G -Gigliucci, Italian
minister, told International News
Service today he may remain IN
Adds Ababa for the duration Of
the war, unless Emperor Halle
Selassie breaks off diplomatic re
lationS with Italy.
He said he had no present in
tention of asking for a passport.
The diplomatic corps met at the
Belgian legation and discussed de-
fense measures and the question
of who would take over Count
Vinci's interests should he leave.
It was agreed France would do
this unless her position at Geneva
made it impossible.