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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-11

arrests and convictions, but also paroles. Every decent citizen is in- terested in humane parole systems which seek rehabilitation of offend CTS but at same time we should seek to prevent abuses of parole especially in cases of habitual criminals; therefore, I am glad that you are having a special study made of these two cases inves- tigating all facts relating to their previous records in every jurisdic- ton where they have been appre- hended or paroled." MT. Roosevelt today disposed Of the remainder of the mail and of- ficial routine business that he brought to Hyde Park from Wash ington.
 He goes to West Point tomorrow to address the graduating class of the military academy. He then will return to Washington.
 Girl Rented Hide-Out
 Spokane, wash, June 11-(UP) IA pretty brunette who gave her name as "Lyle Cole" rented the brown-stained Spokane house in which George Weyerhaeuser was held while negotiations were made for payment of the $20' 600 ran- som, it was learned today.
 The girl, not wanted in any of the several indictments already re- turned, was described by Miss Clara Lauten, empioye of the Pres colt Realty company. She rented the house three days after the kid- naping.
 "she paid s2s far one months rental and took the key" Miss Lauten said. "ehe said her husband was out of work and would be with her shortly.
 Federal agents found the house yesterday, presumably on inforna- ton given them in the confessions made by Harmon Waiey and his wife Margaret, held in Salt Lake D4f1.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-11
Local Republicans
 Are Split Wide Open
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tically on the eve of preparations for the city election with former allies now on different sides.
 The candidacy of Chairman Pa lomba for city court prosecutor ship came as great surprise to many of the committee and mem- bers of the body, in no kind words, bluntly told him that in the in- terest of party harmony and suc- cess he should withdraw his name from the race, which he did not do.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-11
GRASS ROOFING | COP. FIND FAULT
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 in language which points to a party realignment if the program out lined here is realized. But the re- publican name, tradition and party organization would continue with Thomas Jefferson placed alongside Lincoln as an adopted founding father."
 The attack on the New Dea, moved to quick climax. From the charge that those in "the highest places" would challenge constitu- tional government in the United States the republicans deployed in frontal. personal attack on Presi- dent Roosevelt.
 Hold President Responsible
 ''We hold the president person. ally responsible for the record of his administration" they said in their declaration of grievances adopted last night. They followed with an 1S-point indictment of the New Deal.
 In the defend the constitution issue, the farm belt g. o. p. found common ground. There was no dis senting voice to unkey party har- mony. Labor, agricultural and business blanks of the midwest political creed present more diffi- cult problems. The resolutions committee was showered with con- fiicting proposals and many others were stopped at the source in state caucuses. some had to be discard ed because they would invoke anti depression remedies out of line with the general chart of farm belt policy drafted here.
 John D. M. Hamilton, Kansas national committeeman and COG sponsor of the meeting, announced the resolutions committee would transact its business in public. But Edward A. Hayes. former na- tional commander of the American Legion and chairman of the com. mittee, vetoed the open-covenants method. It became apparent that public reception of proposals com ing from 10 directions would lead
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-11
fhird Party Is Fusion
EMPIoYERs RNFusEp

Geneva. June il - (U.P.)--The employers group at the interna- tional labor conference, with the exception of the United states and Italy. decided to-day to maintain it's refusal fo participate in . pro- posai for c fo.hour week eonven- ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-11

ment expressing his desire to re- sign and leave the area. the Peip- ing correspondent of the Nippon
 Dempo news agency reported to- day on reliable authority.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-11
Baritone

 the and preae that led the palate of the brain trust the recent Mid meeting the republican committee Ths gathering became himselG frstn shooting o
 
  watching &. O.. D. organize.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-11

Grown Prince Faroul Of Egypt may enter oxford University in England.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-11

stitute "fusion'' party. However, the Democrat has learned of cer- tain republicans who are also be- hind the third party movement and who are now soliciting members for the new organization.
 Third Party Is Fusion
 That there will be a local third party ticket on the voting ma chimes this fall. is a certainty and the chieftains directing the group will be well known democrats and republicans, the former including those who are anti-Hayes and the latter consisting of g.o.p. voters who are dissatisfied with both the "old guard" and thew guard" re- publicans.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
UNA JUNTA EN- Ell
CLUB DE CHANCEY
EN- YBOR CITY

En- la noGhe de mariana vier-
mes, a Las echo, Sc re Mira ell
club constituido en- Ybor City
lara defender la candidatura
del alcalde Chancey, en- ell local
de la Septima avenida esquina
ia la Gale 81,
QUedara eonstftuida en- esta
'Junta la directiva del Club, in
mediatamente emI2ezara a ira
bajar, uniendo mas estrecha-
mente a los muchos amigos que
el alcalde tiene en- les barrios
atinos. Mr.. Chancey Ina sido in
vitado a dirigir la palaibra a
sus amigos.
Dos asambleas en- defensa de
la candidatura de Mr.. Chancey
Sc efectuaran dentro de pocos
dias.
La semana proxima Sc inau-
gurara ell club de West Tampa,
.junto al establecimiento llama
do la Flor.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
PROG2AMA DE RADIO

Estaci6n WDAE y cadena
Columbia: $50, orsuesta rusa
5:55, noticias; 500, 9rganista
Thompson; 6:15, Buddy Clark
6 :35, orqueota de Daley; 700,
Kate Sniff. 500, coro de Man
haitian; $50, Mary May y or
.questa Augustine; $50, orques
ia de Jack Little; 9:45, orques-
ia de Luis Prima; 1000, con-
venci6n de a2uilas; 1915, or
questa de Hamp; 1890, repre-
sentante Samuel Dickstein; 10:
As, orquesta de Fiorito; II 200,
orquesta sinf6nica de Seattle, y
II 80 orquesta de Cato Vaga-
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LA NUEVA DIRECTIVA DEL
Temple AMMONIA Nc. S

Ell Temple Ammonia No. 5,
integrado por las damas de la
.Orden Caballeros del Aguila
de Orc, escogi6 su nueva Direc
tiva, en- ell edificio de la Gale
Howard y Spruce, en- West
Tampa, hace pocos dias.
Revisti6 ell acto la solemn
dad de costumbre, ,haciendose
la proclamaci6n de las senoras
Y senoritas que regiran los des
tinos del Temple en- ell presen-
te semestre.
He aqui la lista de las selec-
cionadas en- votaci6n de indis-
cutible legalidad:
Adela Garcia, pasal1a tenn
plaria; Josefa Rodriguez, no
BILE templaria Rosita Garriga,
vice noble templaria Rose Ga
Irriga, sacerdotisa Josefina Go
mez, profetiza; Antonio CARR
ga, maestro de ceremonies;
Carmen Ginesta, secretaria de
finanza; Mariola Gutierrez, Sc
cretaria de actas; Elena Jorge,
tesorera; M. Gutierrez, guar
dian de mdsica; Gloria Quin-
tero, primera portera, y Jennie
Martinez, guarda segunda.
A estas hermanas deseamos
los mayores 6xitos posibles.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
Una function

Una function
La Logia Loyal Knights dara
una function social ell domingo,
en- ell teatro del Centre Asturia-
no.
Ira a escena la ehistosa come
dia en- I'm acto y tres euadros
titulada LA Suerte Perra".
Terminara ell programa con
un acto de variedades.
A esta function Quedan invi-
tados les soci9s del Centre As
turiano, Centre Espanol y sus
familiares.
Los miembros de esta Logia
expresan su agradecimiento al
Centre Asturiano por haberles
cedido ell teatro.
Cesar RiUero.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
RECURSO CONTRA LA
REFORMA AGRARIA

Madrid, agosto 8.-Por ell Sc
cretario del Tribunal de Garan-
tias constidvcionales, Sr, He
rrero, Sc ha dado cuenta a les
p~eri6dicos de que ell exduque
de Fernan Nunez habia presen-
tado TN recurso de constitUcio-
nalidad contra la base quinta de
la ley de Reforma agraria.
Hasta ell dia de septiembre ell
tribunal no voIvera a reunirse
para OH al quejoso.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
PRINCIPLE DE INCENDGO
EN- UNA FABRICA

Ocurri6 anoche un principle
de incendio en- la fabrica de ia
.bacos de Marcelino Perez y Co.
situada en- ell edificio de la De
Gina aveeida Y Gale 10, donde
en- Tn tempo estuvo situada Ia
fabrica de Lovera.
Ell sistema de protection que
tiene la fabrica funcion6 rapi-
damente,
Respondieron a la llamada
las bombaS de las estaciones
nGmeros /, 2 y a, que no tendie-
ron mangueras borque ell aqua
esparcida por e1 sistema bast6
para dominar ell fuego.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
DE UN PUEBLO
D EUN PUEBLO

Madrid, agosto 8.-Comuni-
can de Manresa, en- CaJealuala
que las autoridades locales ex-
pulsaron de ALI a varios gita-
nos y mendigos, entire ellos a
Teofilo Sanchez, natural de AL
bacete, que fue ayuda de CANA
ra del principe de Asturias y
esta muy bien relacionado con
Ia nobleza espanola. Sc lie ocu-
paron talonarios de cheques de
diferenteS bancos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

Estaci6n de Clearwater y ca
dena Nacional: $50, n9ticias;
500, concerto; 6:15, Tony "
Gus; $50, Dot y Will; 500,
embarcaci6n del captain Henry
900, orqucsta de Paul White
man; 1890, foro; 1900, wolf
nista Shandor; II :08, orquesta
de Weeks, Y II 80, orquesta de
Dornberger.
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Petici6n de nlano


Ha sido pedida la mano de la
simpatica Srta. Maria Altar,
lpor ell atento j6ven Jose lyle
sias, active miembro de la Sec
cidn de Recreo del Circulo Gu
bano.
La petici6n Sc formula a los
padres de X novia, los esposos
Fulgencio y Carmita Altar, re-
sidentes en- la IA avenida MI
nero 1918.
E~speramcs el dia de la boda
para con gusto publican la re-
Isena.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
MOCION PARA QUE LUCAS
NO PUEDA EJERCER LA
PROFESSION DE ABOGA-
DO

Fl fiscal del estado, Sr, Rex
Farrior, present6 aver una mo-
cion en- la corte del circuito pa
ra que Sc prchiba eiercer la pro
fesi6n de abcgtado al Sr. Tho
mas E. Lucas.
Cita Farrior en- SD moci6n la
conducta de Lucas enganando
y estafando $4,000 al DIR. Wal
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
DE UNA MORDIDA LIE A
RRANCAkON UNA OREJA

Valencia, agosto 8.-En una
rina surgida en- un "bar" de
Ruzafa donde sc reunen diaria-
mente chalanes, ganaderos y la
bradores, Jose Navarro Tama-
rit lie peg6 una bofetada a un
individuo qle ALI Sc hallaba, tt
randole al suelo. FL agredido Sc
levant6 Y sc lanz6 sobre Nava-
FRO Tamarit, arrancandole la
oreja izquierda de una mordi-
da.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

de la Orden de la corona d
liza, conde de cermana y pfVeeh
diente a la corona de Espana,
zen caracter consular" y con la
collaboration de toda Europa.
La secretaria De Msae mani
fest6 que ell hombre era su no.
vic y al mismo tempo preten-
diente a la corona, y que la ha-
bia mandado a buscar encon :
trandose ella en- Inglaterran
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
PecOrdandO


| Vayan unas lineas para re-
cordar la fiesta que la Secci6n
de Beneficencia del Circulo Gu
bano ofrecera en- TODD ell edifi-
clio social, ell dia "a de Agosto,
Han sido contratadas las or
questas de REX Mac Donald" y
don Francisco" para los bal
tables a...ericanos, y "Santirzo'
para las pleas cubanas y espa-
holas,
Con ell fin de satisfacer el de
SEQ de los bailadores que nos
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
En- Sulphur Springs

En- Sulphur Sp17ngs
Ell lunes Ihabra una fiesta en-
Sulphur Springs para los ninos
del "Children's Home.
Mr., Gordon Hunt, propieta :
rio de este balneario nunca ha
olvidado a los nihos y ell lunes
les ofrecera ratios muy alegres.
Una semana sera dedicada a
las ninas y otra a los ninos.
Sc les ofreceran toda clase de
entretenimlentos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
MATRIMONIOS

Doyle V. Carter, %, y Mary
l.. Bailey, Fl; Adolfo B. We'll,
80, Y Florence A. Steinberg, %;
j. NJ. Kerr AZ, y Ruby Shields,
27; Arthur w. Charles, %, e
Hilda M. Jordan, 81.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
Ell TEMPO

Nublados para hoy.
Maxima temperature aver,
"a grades; minima, 76.
Marea alta a las 7:10 a. m.
Marea baja a las 1853 p. m.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
UNA JUNTA

La AgrHpaci6n de Cas,adqs
celebrara una junta mUy impor
tante esta noche, a las 8 y ne
dia, en- les salones del Centre
Asturiano.
Sc ruega la asistencia de to-
dos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
EsPANoL D9HAM
PA-SECCION DE PROPA-
GANDA
GANDA

>Por ~::c jeato otto a todos
los mienb--0s de la Secci6n de
Propagar 4 del Cen&,ro E1)a-
mol, a Junta Ordinaria, ell Vier-
mes, a las ocho y media de la no.
che, en- Ell edificio de West Tam
pa. Asuntos de gran inl5ortan-
cia Y de la fiesta del l de Sep
tiembre Sc trataran. Sc ruega
la asistencia de todos.
Manuel F.. RWbiO,
Presidente
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

Sc ALQUILA I'm ventilado
portal de dormir en- la casa de
apartamentos de Mrs. Mary C.
Roberts, E. Columbus Drive,
1913, Telefono NJ 65-174.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

ter D. Dyers, un medico con
oficina en- la esluina de la Sep
Y Gale %.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

"Bunco Rarity que Sc ceIebraa
"a en- ell edificio de allende =
rio ell dia 16 de este mes.
Otro triunfo para la a2rupa-
ci6n que Sc afana en- alentar a
los RESIDENCES del barrie oeste.
Muy apreciada.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

La Seccl6n Sefeses del
Centre Asturiano, haciend
eco del sentir de los amant4
las fiestas campestres, efect6a-
ra una magnifica fiesta ell dia
Is de Septiembre, con un pro-
grama repletoDde atracciones e
inter6s. Dia de j1bilo sera para
los romeros que vayan a la fin
ca de install.
No faltara ell sabroso almuer
20, bale y otr2s diversiones pro
pias de esta Case de picnics.
Otra fiesta que sera una ncta
de alto relieve para la sociedad
asturia>a, sera la que prepara
la Secci6n de Recreo, en- TODD ell
edificio social, ell "Dia de la Ra-
"a, IL de Octubre, para CONNIE
morar la eSpanolisima fecha.
Tan pronto recibamos mas in
formes, con gusto los publicare-
mos.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08
Expulsado I'm ~italiano con delrio de grandsz

Madrid, Agosto 8.-Ha sido
axpulsado para Italia en- Ell va
por Franco Fascio", que sali2
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

La SRA. RAFAEL RUESGA, la
encantadora esposa del Sr. Consul
de MEXICO Y clienta regular
mia por muchos amos, dijo 4 II
1migas hace Locos dfas gu, STEM
pre- salia entusiasmada y compla-
cida de los permanentes de Mario.
Nosotros apreciamos los amis-
sos concentrates de nuestras
clientes Y siempre bregamos Dor
MERCER sus bondadosas ~expresio-
mes.
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

por "Franca Fascio'', que salia
de Barcelona. ell italiano go
no Molle> de AZ amos, que< CO..
ce de delirio de grandeza.
FL dueno del holcedaje don3e
ell .aombre viva lie denunci6 a
las aItoridades, asegurando que
Sc hacia pasar por pretendiente
a la corona de Espana y que lie
adeudaba $50 pesetas.
Llevado a la jefatUra de po-
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

zen VlaJe de bodaS.
Estableceran su residential en-
EEL n1mero 9001 de la Gale San
chez, en- esta ciudad,
| Que la felicidad siempre les
Isonria,
La gaceta., 1935-08-08

Centre Espaholyn lSs amplios
salones del edificio de West
Tampa.
FL Patio Espanol va a ser
construido con mucho gusto y
para solaz y jT2ansi0n de los
Tambien ehr esta fiesta no fal
tara Ell almuerzo, bale y nueyas
atracciones.
Seguiremos grmando.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-17
Governor Troy Is To Announce The
 Plans Alaska Day
(By The Associated PresS)

Juneau, Oct. IT, - An nouncing Alaska Day celebra ton plans, Governor Troy said that Alaska greets it's 68th birthday tomorrow with conditions vastly improved as the result of government act ivity visible everywhere at the peak of the working seas on. There is virtually no un- employment.
 Gold mining and prospect ing next year will undoubted ly show a greater increase than even the past season in which the increased gold price resulted in increased ac tivity and interest, said the governor.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-17
Charges Restraint
 Trade Are Made
 Against Companies
CBy The Associated Press)

Washington, Oct. IF, The California Packing Corpora ton and subsidiaries of the Al aska Packers Association, Pa cific Industries Limited and Encinal Terminals were char ged by the Federal Trade Commission, with restraint of trade tending toward a mon- opoly in the San Francisco bay region in the shipping and terminal business.
 The companies were accuS ed of trying to compel the ma jority of the steamship lines to divert freight to the Encin- al Terminals, by promises and
 assurances of substantial freight tonnage, especially from the Alaska Packers As sociation, and by threats of a withdrawal of business if the suggestions were not talk en.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-17
Rebel Activities Cause Mezcans Flee Border Arizona
Rebel Activities
 Cause Residents
 Flee Border Cities
(By The Associated Press)

Nogales, Sonora Mexico, Oct 17-Residents of one Son ora border town were report ed to be fleeing into Arizona in fear of the impending reb- el attacks which have contin ued along the American bor- der across which ammunition asserted has been smuggled from Tucson.
 Mounted guards patrolled Agua Prita, where Command ant Louis Margaillan expect ed an attack. Unconfrmed reports said seven Mexican customs and border patrol men had been slain in a clash with the rebels.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-17
Asks Showdown
 French Attitude
 Ethiopian Crisis
(By The Associated PreSs)

Undated, Oct. IT, Great Britain's dissatisfaction with Frances conciliatory attitude in the Ethiopian crisis, met with a decision that Premier Laval lay before the French cabinet, the question of going the whole way with Great Britain in supporting the Lea gue's punishment of Italy.
 London's decision not to diminish her Mediterranean military forces, was a cold damper on Laval's efforts to end the war.
 The British ar striving to hasten the buy nothing from Italy program" through the Leagues sanctions commit tee, which adjourned for the second time in two days with out arriving at a decision.
 Economic worries of some of the smaller nations are providing stumbling blocks.
 In Rome observers express ed fear that the tension be- tween Italy and Great Bri- tain would crystalline to the breaking point, with unfor- seen rapidity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-17
Governor John W. Troy Draws Very
 Optimistic Picture Of Past Years
 Gold Mining In Territory Of Alaska
Hawaii Business Men Incorporate
 Combat Radicals
tBy The Associated Press)

Honolulu, Oct. IT, With specific mention of the Pacific Coast shipping situation, the territorial business men in corporated today to combat radicalism and communism.
 Their organization is to be known as the Industrial Asso ciation of Hawaii. The new group promises "'to use all lawful means to check and eradicate communism and radicalism, also all attempts to embarras, harass, or ov- the present system of and constitution al control'.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-17
National Youth Movement To Be
 In Force Alaska
(By The Associated Press)


 Washington, Oct. IF, The Delegate from Alaska, Auth ony J. Dimond, was inform ed today that the National Youth movement had been extended to Alaska. He said about one thousand nine hun dred dollars yearly would be provided for the University of Alaska, for needy students. It is doubtful if federal aid will be extended to high school students in the terri tory, it was stated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-17
American Liberty League Committee
 Of Fifty-nine Attorneys Will Defend
 Constitutional Right Of Broke Citizens
Will Defend Free
 Any Citizens Un-
 able Pay Lawyers
(By The Associated PreSs)

Washington, Oct. IT, The American Liberty League, through a committee of 59 attorneys is willing to defend free, the constitutional rights of any citizen unable to pay lawyer fees.
 James M. Beck, former sol icitor general said the con- mittee was studying new deal legislation with a view to passing on it's constitutional ity.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-17
Three Alarm Fire
 Damages Houston
CBy The Associated Press)

Houston, Oct. IF, - A g. alarm fire as a result of an eX pIosion at the Deep Water Oil Refining Co.,, was brought un der control this morning, by the use of nineteen fire con- panies. One man was injured and the damage has not yet been estimated.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-17
Alaska Packers Association Is Involved In
 Monopoly Charges Made By Govt.
Passengers To Co
 Aboard Victoria
 At9 A. M. Friday

Notice has been posted on the Bulletin Board by Agent Daly of the Alaska Steamship Co.,, that the first passenger lighter will leave the Nohali- co wharf at 9 AM. tomorrow morning for the s s Victoria which is scheduled to sail to- morrow for Seattle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-17

Life certainly presents some strange contrasts. On the 24th of September. Max Baer and Joe Louis indulged in fist cuffs for a quarter of an hour or so in Manhattan, and each received more than two hum dred thousand dollars. On the same evening, a bout was in progress in Washington, tho not of the variety which pro duces a bloody nose and a sore torso, Representatives of the soft coal diggers and their paymasters were con- tending as to whether a man ought to get siXty-nine cents or sixty-seven and a half cts for mining a ton of coal, Re- garding what the prize fight CTS delivered in return for their pay, an old-time Erie Canal mule with a bad dispo- sition and a wicked hind leg could have done a more dead ly job than Louis, and would have been satisfied if he got off without being clubbed all over the head or jabbed in the ribs. The benefit that the
 (Continued on Page Two)
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Hunter Is Found
 After Being Lost
 Since Sunday AM
(By The Associated Press)

Mineral, Calif., Oct. IT, - Suffering hunger and expos ure, Amos J. Cruickshank was found at a McGoWan Lake camp eight miles from here by forest rangers.
 He became lost Sunday morning near Lassen Volcan ic National Park. He had made his way over the rug ged snowbound country and back to camp. He spent one night at a fire lookout tower at an elevation of more than nine thousand feet.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-17
Riot Caused By Collision Trains
 In Rio de Janiero
(By The Associated Press)

Rio de Janiero, Oct. IT, - Police used tear gas, and the troops were called to disper- SC a mob, after eight persons had been killed and eighty three injured when two pass enger trains collided at a sub station.
 The rioters destroyed the station, so indignant were they over the wreck.
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GREAT BRITAIN WILL FORCE VERY DEFINITE
 ATTITUDE BY FRANCE
Economic Worries Smaller Nations Hold
 ing Up Sanctions Of The League

The newest scenes of act ivity became Alexandria in Egypt which it was reported would be the main British de fense base in the event that the sanctions create war.
 In Ethiopia both sides are preparing cautiously for maj or battles, which it seemed would come shortly. Emperor Selassie dispatched more cav airy and infantry to the sup port of both armies, one in the north and the other in the south. The dread scourge of November fever on Euro peans will be an Ethiopian ally.
 Washington, Oct. IT, - Of- ficial circles indicated that the United States would de- lay taking a stand toward the League sanctions until the ma jor European power decided upon a definite course of ac- tion.
 Addis Ababa, Oct. IF, - Emperor Selassie declared to day T will not discuss peace while a single Italian soldier remains on my soil''.
 His firm statement came as an answer to reports that pos sible peace overtures might have been made.
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