The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-06

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 the horseshoe table beside Hawar- i:st
 Philippians Leave
 After approval of the committee resolution, the Philippians left and Aloisi resumed his seat.
 The disappearance of Aloisi was complete surprise because it had originally been arranged that the council would not discuss Ethiopia today.
 When the creation of a concilia- ton committee had been approved, , Italian sources said Italy would re- Baain at the council table, provided Jeze and Hawariat did not speak. Italy Was Named In the brief debate which pre- ceded passage of the commission resolution, J. R. Marte Gomex of Mexico indirectly warned Italy that the American nations cannot recog- nize territorial conquests when he cited the declaration of the Ameri- can republics of August 3, 1882, providing that territorial changes | brought about by force shall not be recognized.
 Marte Gomez said the covenant of the league should be applied in toto. He assured Italy that Mexico has no animus against her, "as long as the slightest chance of success remains within the covenant it's possibilities should not be exhaust ed"
 In explaining the functions of the committee, Dr. EnriNle Ruiz Gulnzau of Argentina, presiding, said:
 Time Come To Act '"The time has come to cstab- ! inc the Italian Ethiopian dispute for peaceful solution. After voting, the council decided 1 on discussion of routine questions Jeze and Hawariat withdrew and ' Aloisi resumed his place between
 Premier Pierre Laval of France and Germany's vacant seat
 The committee of five will hold its first meeting tonight, proba bly presided over by Salvador Mada- 1 riaga of Spain.
 The committee was expected to seek to satisfy Italy's ambition by offering new concessions based on ! the Franco-British proposals at Paris, which Premier Benito Mus soiini rejected.
 Paris Proposals
 The Paris proposals included q three-power hesemony over Ethio- 1 pia, with the latetr's consent, and recognition of Italy's special inter ests in the African kingdom. The committee will function 1 without reference to any article of the covenant because the Italians objected strenuously to application of Article 15. However, If its ef- forts in that direction fall the council may authorize the ocmmit- tee to prepare recommendations ! for q settlement under Article 15. 1t was learned Italy informed other members of the council five ! minutes before the session that she ] did not oppose constitution of a committee.
 The council adjourned until to- morrow at 10:30 q. m. t4:3O q. m. EST). briuSn EOrccS AfrbNe Addis Ababa, Sept 6-OUP)- Britain's army reinforccmcnts have arrived--or almost arrived. A detachment of 125 Sikh troops from India, imported to reinforce the legation guard, is at present sitting In 6 train over the brow of 1 low hill on the Akaki Plain near the city.
 No one would have paid much
 attention to their arrival except for
 the air of mystery maintained by
 the legation. The correspondents
 therefore motored to the end of the Akaki road to meet the train,
 which stopped just out of sight of
 the city.
 The Sikhs will be disentrained somewhere this evening and taken to the legation in trucks.
 Italy Buys Steamer
 Berlin, Sept. - (UP)-The North German Lloyd line has sold to Italy the four steamers Wcrra, Sierra Ventura. Koblcnz and Saar-
 bruecken, totalling 10000 tons, 1t
 was, announced today. The price
 was not revealed.
 treNF. Durban, South Africa, police gre
 rounding up guD-steaIiDg yane.