The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-26
British WiH Force
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rived only Saturday, and had ln- tended remaining a month.
 The Glorious, 22,500 tons, is a converted cruiser. It carries three airplane squadrons and flying personnel of about $50 officers and men in addition to crew of ap- proximately 750.
 How Ethiopia Stands Addis Ababa, Ethiopio, Aug. 26 - (UP) - Government officials learned with surprise today of the wide dissemination abroad of a false report that Emperor Halle Selassie l had ordered the civilian population of the capitol to evac- uate 1t within a week because of the possibility of an aerial bomb ing attack by Italy.
 AS correctly reported by the United Press Saturday. the gov- ernment issued instructions to the ing given to residents of European cities about what to do in event of an air raid.
 On the approach of enemy planes, church bells will be rung and cannon fired in three salvoes. The populace here and in other cities are to leave their houses and take shelter in brushes or, in open spaces, when no lush is available, to watch planes and seek to avoid their course.
 | The end of a raid will be sig nailed by seven shots and towns people then are to return home. r The instructions, issued Tin the emperor's name, were read in six public places here, and seemed well understood. Townspeople discussed them excitedly, and in many cases remained up all night, walking about the streets and dis cussing the likelihood of an im- mediate raid.
 Coincident with the govern ments' effort to advise the popu. lation what to do in event of an aerial attack, the mayor of Addis Ababa is trying to get 25,000 men, women and chcildren who have struggled to the capital in hope of earning a little money during the crisis, to return to their homes. They are not attached to any tribal chieftain, and their presence presents the municipality with a serious problem.
 Italy Defics Powers
 Rome, Aug. 2.-UP)-Italy's attitude toward the powers hard ened to-day and there was an in- ensified note of defiance toward any action they might take to pen alize Italy for what 1t believes is a just campaign against Ethiopia.
 All over the country army ma neuvers. engaging in all 500,000 men, were proceeding, and soldiers were leaving to join the East Af- rican eXpeditionary force. The Principessa Giovanna sailed from Naples yesterday with 1,20O Fas. cist militiamen of the March ga Division.
 It was learned that arrange. ments were being made to mark the beginning of September with the biggest troop sailing yet. Or September five troop ships are to sail from Naples with 7,OOt men. King Victor Emmanuel wil bid the men God speed.
 Gen. Emilio De Bono, governor general of the East African col onies, opened @ direct radio tele phone service from Asmara, capi tai of Eritrea, to Rome Saturda! by long talk with Benito Musso lini.
 Italian Cabinet Called
 With the Italian Army, Bolzano Italy, Aug. 26.-(UP)-Premie Benito Mussolini, arriving to-da. for the vast army mancuvers il which 500,000 Italian troops ar, engaged, convoked an extra aordin ary session of his cabinet, to mee here tomorrow.
 : All members of the cabinet ar, taking part in the maneuvers. Th, next cabinet meeting original, had been scheduled for Septembe IA.
 Mussolini, arriving at noon, mo tored down the avenue from tn, station. acknowledging the cheer from his open car. He smiled steadily and repeatedly gave tn, Fascist salute. He wore the uni form of an honorary colonel O militia.
 The city was heavily beflagged The facade of one building wa covered with huge sheet bearin, the Duce's portrait in a war hel met.