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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21

engedje" bizonyos feltetelek
mellett a nemet nemzetnek.
Minthogy ezentul engedelyt
nem kernek, megs ziint a leheto-
sege, hogy Nemetorszagot to-
vabb zsaroljak ezentul tenyleg
mint egyenrangu onallo nemzet-
tel kell veluk targyalni.
Termeszetes, hogy a fegyver-
kezest, annak sulyos terheit az
ait kovet6 haborus 1ehetosegeket
eli'eli mindenki elso sorban ell
iteljiik mi magunk, ez esetben
azonban mem tudjuk kritizalni a
nemeteket mem tudnank ma
cyar kormanyt csak dicserni, ha
a lehet6segek kozt a nemet pei
dat kovetne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
II + tt 81 EN- / E

kilonoscn Ohio Klu-Klux-erzel-
nii korlnanyz6ja binos ebben a
jatekban.
Efthet6 orommel regis ztral-
juk exert, hogy "a kormany rale-
petit kormanyzo ur kezerr IS
welfare munkat Ohio .allamban
az allan kezebol teljesen kivct-
TEX.
A kornany Ohio welfare de-
partmentjet grafttel va'dolJa es
mar hetek ota tudni 1ehetett,
hogy igaza van a kormanynak.
Remelheto. hogy az ors lagos
bo.ranyon okulni fognak minden
tobbi allamban Is joleti iigy-
osztalyokbol mem akarnak to-
vabbra is politikai koncot csi-
nalni.
Termeszetesen Ohio kongresz-
manjei es szenatorai belle fognak
szolni a dologba orvendetes,
hogy az elnok eloszor intezke-
dett - meg pedig Macy erellyel
- es csak "azutan ad nekik alkal-
Mat a iarmara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
!y!!l GpPEF nncy 1T VAN AZ

a welfare Departmental
ket a politikabol mindenfele XII
vonjak es reszben ne adjak a jo-
lett munkasok fontos allasait po-
litikai jutalmu1. reszben ne akar-
jak a welfare kenyeren el6 sze
geny emberek szavazatat meg
venni.
Esdekes ss jo lesz ra emile
ezni, hogy a reakcios es repub-
likanus sajto eppen a kormanyt
akarta a valasztasok elott ezzel
vadolni most kenytelenek tu-
domasul venri, hogy ahol van
bun ebben do1ogban. oft mem
kormany, de a helyi politikai
organizaciok biinoznek.
Valosagos szerencseje pol
garsag ehezo reszenek. hogy a
segelye ,eshez sziikseges oriasi
osszegeket keptelenek az egyes
allamok es varosok megadni,
hogy annak legnagyobb resze q
szovetseg kincstarabol kerul Xxi
es ICY raneznek segely-iigyosz-
talyok munkajara 'es - kezere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
PENNSYLVANIA
ALBANIAN

a sok iidvos javaslat mellett
egy becsteleniil alias javaslat is
fekszik haz elott, amely ellen
azonnal tiltakozni ,kel1ene min
den bevandorolt es minden joer-
zesu lit sziiletett polgarnak.
AIT akarjak, hogy megseriilt
munkasok kiilfoldi hoz zatarto-
zoitol ezentul vonjanak meg min
den segelyt azok semmifele
karteritesre igenyt ne tarthassa-
max jov6ben. Ha ebb6l javas-
latbol torveny lesz, akkor a
munkaadok legszivesebben
olyan munkasokat fognak alkal-
Mani. akiknek senkijuk nincs
ebben az zagban EFT jo lesz
megertetni azokkal a szaz per-
centesekkel, akik EFT gyalaza-
tos javaslatot partoljak.
Pennsylvania egyebkent egyi-
ke azon keves allamoknak, anne
lyek ma is KEVESEBB karte-
ritest adnak a kiilfoldon lako
hoz "a .a+artozoknak, mintha azok
lit elrenek. y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
E'TIR0pARAN
TERMESZETESEN

minden fel van forditva,
miota Hitler a versai11esi seer
z6dest felrugta>
Tevedesek elkerllese vegett jo
lesz tudni, hogy a szerz6dest
mem Nemetorszag. hanem a szo-
vetsegesek szegtek meg el6szor.
A szerz6desben ugyanis Ne
motors zagot Is a tobbi legy6-
zott tatalmakat azon a eimen
fegyvereztek lie, hogy ez csak a
kezdete 'esz az alta1anos 1efegy-
verkezesnek S at kes6bb
gy6ztes dllamok is megteszik.
Tudjuk. hogy ehelyett a fran
cia erdekcsoport allig. fegyverke-
zett hogy nemreg a nemes
peldat Anglia kormanya is ko-
vette.
Voltakeppen hat szerzodest
a gy6z6k szegtek meg IS Ne
motors zag kormanya iogosan Is
nagyon helyesen cselekedett. mi
kor az egyoldalu szerz6dest fel-
rugta.
Valoszinii. hogy EFT a peldat'
a tobbi legv6zott allamok is ko-
vetni fogjak IS eppen ugy iga-
zuk lesz, mint ahogy igaza volt
a nemet kormanynak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21

A GENERAL JOHNSON.

FIR. Coughlin es Huey Long
kozti larmat tulszarnyalta egy
bolshevik vita a mutt heten.
Strachey, hires angol kom-
munista felolvasasokat tart eb-
ben az orszagban es bevandor-
lasi hatosag letartoztatta mutt
heten.
AEON cimen. hogy mem mon
dott igazat, mikor beengedtek
latogatasra az orszagba hogy
Y allamrend torvenyte1en esq
knzokkel valo felforgatasa1
ajanlja.
Inkabb e1vi jelent6sege van a
dolognak, inert hiszen Mr.
Strachey otszaz dollar bail alat'
szabadon jar es az eloadasai1
folytatja. de egyszer ebben {
kerdesben hataroZnl kell az or.
szagnak.
Termeszetes, hogy minden tisz
tcsseges ember, aki igazan de-
mokrata. lit a $50 teljes szabad-
sagat kivanja, de talan erdemes
gondolko mi afelett, hogy nem-e
lehet ebben a szabadsagban va
lahol megallni?
A kommunizmus hirdetese es
tanitasa nem iitkoznek az Egye-
suit Allamok alkotmanyaba, ha
a kommunista part nem monda-
ma. hogy a kommunista rendszert
DIRECT FORRADALOMMAL
kelI behozni.
Talan minden szabadsag-sze-
retetiink mellett is joggal gon-
dolkozoba estetunk, ahogy meg
kell-e az idegenek latogatasat
abban az esetben is engednie
egy kormanynak. ha az illetd
'annak a kormanynak az ERO-
SZAKOS eltavolitasit hirdeti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
A GAZDASAGI HELYZET

semmivei nem javult a multi
f,eten. A. megindulo mezei mum
kak termfszetesen egy csomo
n1unkat1an ernbert levesznek a
p:acrd. de ez mem jelenti ait,
hogy forga1orn emtjkedik az
orszagban.
A kozmunka javaslat elgan-
csolasa Is hosszada1mas vitaia
minden esetre a1aposan visszave-
tettek benniinket, inert ffa tor
venyt teto ala is hozzak heten,
honapok kellenek hozza, amig
annak nyoman a munka igazan
mindenfele megindul.
Viszont maga az a teny, hogy
a torvenyjayaslatot elfogadjak,
bizonyos megkonnyebbulest es
remenyt fog hozni nagyon sok
uzletre, ugy, hogy tovabbi visz-
szaesest6l mem kell felniink ko-
vetkez6 hetekben.
A nehez ipar megallt .k6ril-
beluf 6tven szazalekos izemn&i,
ami ugyan mem oszlik meg cgy-
forinan az egsszr orszagban, de .
.Yarhato kozmui1k&k 'nagyohb rem
deIesekets Sosnak ADM Pittsburgh
yid8isenek rs. aameiys \ sddiE; moe.
t0tia reYsAeit colt o, ifpaxaek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
TERMES7ETESEN
ALLAND0

most mar mem sztrajk, fla-
mem a guerilla haboru a nyugati
farmer-munkasok kozt, akiket
veres kezzel probalnak. elnyom-
nj es akiknek a kIzdelme fe1ha-
boritana azsorszagot, ha lapok
azokat el mem hallgatnak-
Most mar a farm rabszoigak
kiizdelmei egyebkent elharapoz-
max delkeleti allamokba is es
Arkansas nyugtalankodo es ehes
tenant-farmerjei utan tobbi al
lamok s,egeny neger-rabszolgai
sz:nten fel fognak lazadni.
A Bankhead-javas1at ugyan
gondoskodni kivan arrd, hogy
'minden tenant-farmer mesvehes-
Sc n1aganak ait a fofdet, amit
idaig megmiiEelt Uerre szovet-
.segt6l kapna penzt kolcson, de
"A kongresszus egyelore nem sok
ff;gyelmet fordit ere a javaslat-
.ra Bizonyara at. varjak, hogy
yer omoljon a deli allamokban,
miel0tt a veszelytaas a kormany.
alta1 aianlott segasts-lehetoseget
meglatnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
TIZEN0T EVEN At

probalkoztak legy6zott ha-
talmak, hogy engedmenyeket
kapjanak bekes eszkozokkel S
hogy az esztelen, becstelen es
gonosz "beke" szerzodesnek me-
vezett guzsba kotesekt6l saba
dulhassanak.
Tudjuk, hogyssez hiabavalo
igyekezet volt, hogy penziigyi-
leg valamennyit "fet erre" We
reztek, hogy a hatar-kiigazita-
sok el6l a legridegebben elzar-
koztak hogy gazdasagilag is
allandoan fojtogattak ninden le-
vert orszagot.
Mikor a bekes es engedekeny
nemet kormany helyet a harcias
Hitler kormany atvette. $40
'vetseges hatalmak azonnal tet-,
tex t6bb 1enyeges engedmenyt 5
ha ezentul hadserege is lesz
nemet nemzetnek. egesz mas.
kent fognak veluk beszelni.
Termeszetes, hogy Austria,
Bulgaria IS Magyar0szag KEEP
telenek lesznek nemet eljarast
mindenben kovetni. de tanulniok
kell ebbo1 es torok pe1dabol es1
a kunyoralas helyett kovetele-
.sekkel ke1l fellepni. S a kovete-
leshez sziikseges fegyverkezest,
- lehetoseg IS eszszeruseg ha-
-araig - azonnal meg kefl kez-
deniok. inert fegyverek nelkiil a
koveteles ures $40.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
A SZ0v0-IPARBAN Macy

bizonytalansagot hozott gya-
pot arak hirtelen Macy esese,
inert a gyarak ujra felnek att6l,
hogy, sok portekat vegyenek,
vagy csinaljanak el6re.
A konnyii iparban egyebkent
munka eleg jol megy, de de-
partment uzletek es kiskereske-
desek egyel6re mem tudnak emel-
kcdo forgalomrol beszelni.
A vasutak forgalma az utolso
ket hetben mersekelten lecsok-
kent es az ipari celokra termelt
villanyaramrol ugyanezt mond-
hatjuk.
A gazdasagi helyzet merlege-
lesenel tekintetbe kell vennunk,
hogy tavaly ezekben honapok-
ban a szovetsegi kiadasok (se-
gelyek) havi negyszaz millio dol
larral tobbre rugtak AIT most a
.maganu zletnek kell potolni.
Mindenkinek a remenye abban
van, hogy a tavasszal az epitke-
zesek megindulnak nagyobb
aranyban. inert kormany lehe-
t6ve teszi, hogy epitkezesi celok-
ra mindenki tudjon olcso kol-
csont szerezni.
A Home Loan Bank celjaira
megszava sott ujabb ezerhetszaz-
otven milliS dollar forgalomba
kerilese minden esetre sokat
fog segiteni az epitkezes fellen-
ditesen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
A SZTRAJKOK K0Zt)L

a legerdekesebb mindea esetre
4 National Biscuit Co. munsa-
sainak kuzdelme, 'akik egy ma
gyon iigyes mo zdulattal mem a
vallalat vezet0segehez, hanem
egyenesen "a reszvenyesekhez
j fofdhltak.
A munkasok szeryezetenek Il
kepviseloje egy par reszvenyt
vett maganak stmint reszvenyes,
inegjelent a ko zgyulesen, hogy
OFT a sztrajkrol beszeljen es a
munkasok jogos koveteleseit el6-
adhassa. Ezt pe1dat j6 lerme
minden nagyipar rrtunkasainak
kovetni.
A new york; villanytarsasagok
munkasai is sztra.jkkal fenyege-
t6dznek, ami egyenesen katasz-
trofa lenne. a varosra, inert vii
lany nelkiil huszonnegy 6ran at
is bajos lenne New Yorkban le-
tezni. A polgarmester mindent
elkovet, hogy bekesseget .csinal-
jon.
Ujra Macy nyugtalansag van
a CseKdes tenger menti kikot6-
munkasok k6st es tobb helyen
sztrajkolnak cukorgyarak mum
kasai is, akik Frisco videken ko-
zoser kuzdenek rakodo mum
kasok szervezetevel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
(Folytatas a 4-ils oldalr6ll

Ezekt6l nagy iparagakt6l ell
tekintve termeszetesen allandoan
sztrajkok vannak j6forman az
egesz orszagban, inert az egyre
emelked6 arak mellett munka-
sok mem tudnak nregeini Is inert
meg ezt 4 muakabert is sok ne
lyen levagjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
MECELECEDESSEL LATTA

polgarsag a multi het vegen,
hogy szovetseg titkos rend6r-
sege lecsapott az alvilagra es
tobb. mint ketezer "key-ment'
fogtak el az .orszag. minden re-
szeben, akiknek al legnagyobb
reszet nem fogjak egyhamar XII
cngedni-
Az alvilag egyebkent elvesz
tette egy ertekes itagjat a multi
heten. mikor INSULT vegleg fell
mentette birosag ezzel az
Greg crook ujra hozzafoghat a .
iiz1ethez. amely csekely negy-
ezer millioval fosztotta meg a
po1garsagot. miel6tt a depresz-
szio raszakadt az orszagra.
A he1yet most Mellon volt
penziigvminiszter vette at, aki:
adocsa1asert uldoznek.
Lehetseges, hogy Mellont fell
mentik, hiszen van neki eleg
penze iigyvedre. de az eddigi
vallomasok soran bebizonyoso-
dott. hogv torvenv szellemet
czerszer ahagta es csaladi
manipulaciokkal tucatmilliokkal
csalta meg az orszagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
TERMESZETESEN TUDTAK

regen. hogy Nemetorszag tsny
legesen fegyverkezett 5 csupan
snnek koszonheti. hogy ha most
snem fognak neki menni a nemet
birodalomnak meg egyszer.
4 AL nemEt kormany a fegyver-
kents Observation-Disclosures al
kaimas id6ben csinaata, inert ep-
ncHs most kkszui .oda ~ angel
neyssinisxtsr. hogy>ezt "meg>
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
SzEN-MOTOR

Nemetorszagban a kisebb mo-
torokban gazolin helyett szenport
hasznalnak Is ez csak harmada
annyiba keriii, mint a gazolin
vagy a benzin.
Egyel6re antomobilban mem
birjak az Vi robban6 anyagot al
kalmaznis de ranslik, hogy I szen
moeor-f -fatest sarra ,is,,ski fogjik
iteFjesztsni aasl kiizsJa Il i6Sdben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21

inert a farmerek ugy erik, hogy
ha a szorgalmasabb embereket
kitldozik az allambdy akkor We
&c lesz minden bajuknak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21
T0BB IZBEN IRTUNK AZ

utolso hetekben1 arr6l a gyala-
zatos tenyr6l. hogy bizonyos al
lamokban welfare nunkabol
politikai graftet akarnak csinalni
Is inult hsten ieleztiik, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-03-21

Az aut6 ipart meg mindig ell
latjak rendelesekkel, de bizo-
nyos, hogy peak" mar elmult
felettiink.
Evening star., 1935-10-07
Abstract of Report to League
Committee Finds Italy Has Resorted to War
in Violation of article II of League
Covenant.

Italy and Ethiopia subscribed, con-
demns also resort to force for settle
ment Of international differences and
obliges signatories Of the treaty to
seek by pacific means settlement or
solution Of all differences or conflicts
whatever their nature or origin which
can arise.
Article 16 Invoked.
1.-THE Ethiopian government at the
Council meeting October invoked
article 16 Of the covenant which de-
clares. should any member of the
League resort to war In disregard OF
its covenants under articles IL, l3
and is, 1t should ipso facto be deemed
to have committed an act of wal
against all other members of the
League
If any member Of the League in
vokes article 16, each other member
should examine the circumstances OF
the particular case. 1t Is not nee
essary that war be formally declared
so that this article 16 may be ap-
piled"
The report concludes as follows:
THE committee having examined
the facts outlined above has arrived
at the conclusion that the government
Of Italy has resorted to war in viola.
ton Of article IL of the League oi
Nations covenant"
Evening star., 1935-10-07
ITALIANS EXPECT
SLOWER ADVANCE
Country Is Overjoyed at
Wiping Out Stain of
AduWa Defeat.
BY the Associated Press.


ROME, October 7.-An Italian gov
ernment spokesman said today Italy's
troops would consolidate their quickly
won positions in Northern Ethiopia
and might not advance as spectacu-
larly for the next few days as they
did during their drive on Aduwa.
Fascist sentiment at home backed
the army in its program of making
sure of holding Aduwa, scene of
Italy's humilating defeat in 1896.
Crowds which marched behind a
band playing patriotic music last
night bore banners proclaiming
"Aduwa Italian Again" "Aduwa
Italian Forever" 'Aduwa Today, Ad-
dis Ababa Tomorrow"
Amity for France Shown.
Demonstrations throughout the
kingdom reflected the nations re-
joicing over the capture of Aduwa.
In many cities the demonstrations
we're linked to manifestations of
friendship with France.
Masses gathered in front Of the
French consulate and raised up vivas
for France and Premier Laval, to-
gether with their cheers for Italy,
Premier Mussolini and the Italian
Army in Africa.
While Fascists celebrated the vic
tory, officials watchd for developments
at Geneva, where they believed sane
tions might be voted against Italy to
halt its warfare i1 Ethiopia.
The United States arms embargo
caused Italy no anxiety, officials said,
because this nation had not been
buying arms from America.
They observed cheerfully, on the
other hand, that President Roosevelt's s
proclamation Of the embargo would
mean no arms from America for
Ethiopia.
Look Next to League.
It was to the League of Nations
that Italy's man in the street looked
for the next developments.
He hoped that the French cabinet
would back Premier Laval in a stand
against application of sanctions by the
League.
If economic sanctions were resorted
to, he remembered II Duce's admoni-
ton that he must tighten his belt.
Evening star., 1935-10-07

posed of Great Britain, France. Portu-
gal, Rumania, Denmark and Chile.
The big six reported they had "ar-
rived at the conclusion that the gov
ernment of Italy had resorted to war
in violation of Article XII"
The committee of l3, in adopting
this conclusion, modified the wording
slightly to adhere closely to the text
at the beginning of article XVI Of the
Covenant.
League officials said this change did
not weaken the report of the smaller
committee and. in fact. it gave notice
that the Council definitely was opera
ting under article XVI, which is con-
ceued with sanctions against aggres-
sor nations.
1t was stated that under present
plans, the League Assembly, when 1t
meets Wednesday, will be asked to CO.
ordinate the economic and financial
sanctions automatically called for
against Italy.
Officials said they believed an early
effort would be made to obtain some
form of collaboration with the United
States and other nations which are
not members of the League so that
any sanctions would be entirely
effective.
These officials said they considered
President Roosevelt's statement help
full in this respect since it seemed to
indicate that the Tinted States would
have no business relations whatsoever
with either Italy or Ethiopia.
President Roosevelt's warning to
Americans to stay off belligerents'
ships was regarded in some League OF
Nations circles today as having ini-
tiated a mild form of sanctions against
Italy.
Evening star., 1935-10-07


York City. The glittering new struc-
ture near the Capitol and the Con-
gressional Library is in marked con-
trast to the somber chamber it has
occupied in the Capitol midway be-
tween the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives.
It's old home used to be the Senate
chamber, in which reverberated the
oratory Of Webster, Clay, Calhoun and
| other statesmen.
There was no alteration in the pro-
ceedings which have marked the court
opening for decades.
The nine justices, whose average
age is 70, don their black robes in
an ante-room and file solemnly into
the chamber through three crimson
draped doors. Court officials bow as
each justice enters and the jurist re-
turns the formality.
Audience Rises.
As the audience rises and page
boys pull back the leather cushioned
chairs occupied by the justices. bass
voiced T. E. Waggaman, the court
crier, intones:
THE honorable, the Chief Justice
and the associate justices of the Su-
preme Court of the United States
There is brief pause and, the court
and spectators still standing, he adds
reverentially:
20 yez! o Yell o Yell! All per-
sons having business before the hon.
orable, the Supreme Court of the
United States, are admonished to draw
near and give their attention, for
the court Is now sitting
God save the United States and
this honorable court"
AS he finishes the last word he
bangs sharply with his gavel. Every
one is seated and Chief Justice Hughes
proceeds with the court business.
All the attendants wear formal
morning clothes. Most of the lawyers
do likewise during arguments.
The majesty and beauty of the new
chamber was an awe-inspiring sight.
Cathedral Atmosphere.
Tne lofty ornate cellng, stately
columns and church-pew benches i'm
parted the atmosphere of a cathedral.
In the smaller and, by comparison,
plain old court room in the Capitol,
many attorneys, noted for oratory,
choked with nervousness when they
addressed the court. Court attaches
watched to see how the magnificent
new surroundings would affect them.
The rich red velvet drapes behind
the bench and the brighter red of
thick carpet and cushions on the
spectator benches offered a marked
contrast to the black robes and sill
vered hair of the justices. A large
clock has been hung overhead behind
the bench. Suspended from the CELL
ing is large disc-shaped chandelier.
Imported Marble.
Quarries of Italy and Spain fur
nished the tinted marble interior Of
the chamber. The walls are ivory
shade, tall columns stretching to the
high ceiling are faint peach or yel-
Evening star., 1935-10-07
BRITISH EMBARGO
END IS FORECAST
ThreefoId League Sanction
Expected in Next 48
Hours.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, October Lifting Of
the arms embargo against Ethiopia
when the British cabinet meets
Wednesday was forecast in the press
today.
A decision to permit British aid to
Emperor Halle SelaSsies warriors
hinges on the action of the League Of
Nations, expected in the next 48 hours,
on the question of what sform sane
tions against the war guilty" might
take.
Threefold Moves Expected.
These are expected to be threefold:
First, breaking off of diplomatic re-
lations with Italy.
Second, refusal to accept italian
exports.
Third, cut off financial aid and
supplies to Italy.
In addition, presupposing Italy were
named the aggreSsor, the League
might decide to help Ethiopia. With
that in view, informed quarters believe
the cabinet is ready to end the en-
barge.
Premier Stanley Baldwin returned
to No. 10 Downing street last night
to take personal command of the
swiftly mounting crisis.
British circles take a melancholy
view of proceedings at Geneva, es-
pecially with Premier Laval of France
bracing both feet on the soft pedal.
London feels the League will adopt
only innocuous financial sanctions
against the aggressor in the war.
In the West End of London last
night police had to WELD their batons
to protect Fascist demonstrators from
hostile crowds.
Evening star., 1935-10-07
CANAL HEADS BAR
CLOSING OF SUEz
Reassert Their Intention to
Maintain Service in
H0StiIitieS.
BY the Associated Press.

PARIS, October 7.-Directors Of
the Suez Canal Co. after a meeting
today reiterated their assertion that
the canal will remain open to all
countries during the hostilities in
East Africa.
Only blockade or an attack by
some other country will prevent Ital-
ian ships from using the waterway,
the officials added. They also char
acterized as ridiculous" reports that
the board had considered raising the
rates on Italian ships.
The board-21 Frenchmen, 10 Eng
lishmen and Hollander-met in reg
ular session and studied advices from
international lawyers.
Can't Decide on Sanctions.
An official statement published by
the company said it would be impos-
Sible for the directors to take any
decision on closing of the canal by
sanctions"
"The company Is q commercial
firm, and therefore neutral" the
statement said. Its neutrality is
recognized by the Constantinople
Convention of 1888 and specifically
maintained by article 282 of the Ver-
sailles treaty. therefore guaranteed by
the covenant. The canal, therefore,
remains Open"
simultaneously, a movement in
favor of negotiating quickly with
Premier MuSsolini for settlement of
his controversy with Ethiopia gained
ground after the Italians reached
their Aduwa goal.
The influential newspaper Petit
Parisien issued strong appeal to the
League of Nations. declaring it was
not too late for negotiations.
Sanctions Are Opposed.
The National Union Of Veterans.
representing 100000 men. and the
Peasant Front added their voices to
those being raised against sanctions,
seuding a telegram Of protest against
any such action to Premier Laval at
Geneva.
Hopes for a rapid settlement Of the
Italo-Ethiopian problem were consid-
cred in French general opinion to have
been increased by President Roose-
velt's embargo on shipments of Amer
ican arms and munitions to the
belligerents.
The President seems to have placed
his neutrality" at the service of the
League of Nations and Great Britain
to help them end the warfare In
Ethiopia, said the liberal newspaper
Oluvre.