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, 1935-04-23
SIGuEN LAS lNvESTIGACI0NES
TRABAJAN POR
LA REDUCTION
DE FLETES

Los primeroS pasoS para lograr
poner en- efecto Quotas de fletes
mas reducidas, convenidaS entire
los dos ferocarrtleS que hacen ell
servicio de carga N Ell Vale y Ell 20
mite de Quotas Intermediates del
Vale, fueron dados Ell luneS en- la
tarde, y sc espera que los hechos
Sc d~eaSrrollen con mas rapidez so
bre este asunto, deSde ahora.
Sc recibieron noticiaS por Ell CO.
mite de Quotas diferenciales del
Vale, ell luneS en- la tarde, de que
Ell Ferrocarril Sud Pacifico y el
Missouri Pacific. habian hecho una
peticion ante Ia Interstate Com
merce commission, para una re-
comendacion y modification de las
Quotas de acuerdo con Ell convenio
llegado en- ell Vale Ell Is de Mario.
Las Quotas Sc espera que darAn al
Vale las miSmaS Quotas que tenta
antes de que Ell aumento fuera he
cho effective Ell aho paSado.
Sc estima que el territorio del
Vale Sc ahorrara entire 100000 y
$500, 900 anualmente. con las bajas
Quotas que sc considera poner en-
e1ecCO.
Ell lunes en- Ia noche Ell comite dc
Quotas diferenciales, encabezado
por r. Roy Ruff. de Brownsville.
telegrafio a Ia /. g. G. Interstate
Commerce Commission pidiendole
que dieran una pronta accion Sobre
las nuevas Quotas, y tambien pi-
diendole que continuara Ia audien-
els Sobre las Quotas diferencialeS
que eSta fijada para ell dia IL de
Mayo en- San Antonio. Los ferro-
CARRIES convinieron Ell dar al Vale
esas bajas Quotas en- lugar de reno
yer las Quotas diferencialeS, y Ell CO.
mite estA buscando que Sc pospon-
ga Ia accion Sobre las Quotas dife-
renciales, hasta que las nuevas cC2-
tas sc hagan efectivas.
Los senoreS /. r. Stahl, de Yves
laco y Homer p. Huntley, de Har.
lingen, son los miembroS del comite
que fueron nombrados para nego-
ciar con Ia Interstate Commerce
Commission sobre ell case.
Los miembros del comite de cuo-
tas diferenciales han expresado Ia
creencia de que Ia /. G. G. pondra
eli efecto las nuevaS Quotas sin We
IM,car una audiencia formal. Las
Quotas han Sido aprobadaS va por ell
Southwestern Freight Bureau. Sc
gun declararon, y In formalidad de
ser aprobadaS por los otroS Freight
Bureaus Sc eSpera que sea hecha
pIonto.
Discutiendo ell aSunto, Ell senior
Ruff dijo que Ell comite N poSiti-
amente que no habra demoras, y
ne las nuevas Quotas reducidas. es-
lran en- efecto para Ell proxtmo
no.
, 1935-04-23
Hoy COmenzara A
~Juzgarse Tn
Proceso
Fspecial nara II HeraIdo)

EDINBURG, Texas, Abril 23.-
Sc creia que hoy sc completaria Ia
selection del Jurado que conocera
de Ia cauSa que sc instruye en- con
ira de James D. McAlister, ex-
penitenciario. en- conexion con la
muerte de Percy A. Calkins, agente
viajero que fuera muerto en- ell
canine que conduce de esta ciudad
a Falfurrias, hace algunoS meSeS.
Cinco de las doce personals que
integran los Jurados habian sido
escogidas y aceptadas por ambas
parties. creyendose que ell Martes Sc
terminaSe Ia selection del Jurado
referido.
Veinte personals, quieneS fueron
citadas a comparecer ante la Corte
para que fueSen examinadaS por
los Abogados del Estado y la De-
fensa en- la cauSa, para yer 81 sc
lograba integrar ell Jurado aver,
fueron despedidas. despues de que
ambas parties no las aceptaron.
Cause Sorpresa IA decision que
tomaron los abogados de la defen-
81 al no pedir q Ia Corte I'm cam
bio de lugar donde fuese juzgada
Ia causa:
McAlister Sc encuentra acusado
de haber dado muerte a balazos a
Percy Calkins despues de que este
10 hubo levantado en- su automovil
a el y a su compahero. Richard
Palmer. en- Ia carretera que con-
duce de eSta ciudad a F~alfurrias, ell
dia 80 de Mario.
McAlister segun informes que pu-
dimos recabar. admitio haber dado
muerte q Calkins.
Palmer, quien se encuentra acu-
sado por la miSma coSa. probable
mente comparecera ante un jurado
Ell Microbes por Ia mahana.
, 1935-04-23
Tn Individuo Fue
S~entenciado Hoy

Cecilio Alfredo Rojano. quien Sc
encontraba acuSado en- Ia Corte
Criminal del Distrito en- esta ciu-
dad de haber cometido un robo en-
Ia Residential de w. Fl. Peck. en- Ia
seccion de Ia ciudad conocida con
ell nombre de Banker Addition, Sc
do por culpable de los cargos que
Sc le hacian ell Martes por Ia ma
mana. habiendosele impuesto una
condena de cinco amos en- la peni-
tenciaria. no Electives.
Con la cauSa en- contra de RA-
jano, termino Ell periodic de Verano
de la Corte Criminal del Distrito
en- esta ciudad.
, 1935-04-23
R0PA
ENSANGRENTADA
LOS AGENTES?
Otro Individuo Fue Detenido Por Agentes
Especiales. Dos De Los Detenidos Fueron
Libertados Ell Lunes Por La Tarde
Especial para Fl Heraldo)

Especial para Fl Heraldo)
MATAMOROS, lamps, Abril
23.-DOs i~ndividuos, empleadOs de
In Compahia Petrolera que se
encontraban detenidos mientras
Ne practicaban las investigaciones
en- ell asesinato y robo del joven
Geologic Ray 5. Bengson, fueron
puestos en- libertad por Las auto
ridades de esta ciudad despues de
haber seguido las investigaeiones
en- ell case del joven Bengson,
quien fue muerto . baIaZos cerca
de esta ciudad, ell Viernes por In
nOche, segun informes.
BUENA LABOR DE LOS
AGENTES ESPECIALES
Los Agentes Especiales del Co
de Tamaulipas, quienes sc
trabajando en- union de
, 1935-04-23
Tres Aprehendidos
Por Renir Aver

MATAMOROS. lamp, Abril 23.-
Tres individuos. RESIDENCES de Ia
vecina ciudad de Brownsville. fue-
ron aprehendidos por Ia Policia de
esta ciudad. por ebrios Y escanda-
losos en- una cantina local, y por
haber rehido en- la misma.
Los Policias No. 81 y q remi-
tieron a la Comandancia a los tres
rijosos. ~presentando uno de clos
una herida en- la cabeza.
FL herido fue atendido por Ell
Medico Municipal, habiendoSe null
tado q los tres escandaloSos.
, 1935-04-23
Ell TEMPO

Para Brownsville y ell Vale: Es-
tara nublado en- su mayor parte e
inestable hoy en- In noche y Ell
Microbes; no habra mucho Gambia
en- Ia temperature.
Vientos frescos del sur en- Ia
costa.
No habrA cambios materiales en-
ell volimen de aqua del Rio Grande
durante las siguientes "A o % horaG.
, 1935-04-23
Un Detenido Por La
Policia De Matamoros

Un residente de Brownsville fue
detenido por las autoridades de
MatamoroS en- conexcion con Ell
presunto robo de un automovil que
es propiedad de Cecil Ford. de
Brownsville.
Fl caro- fue encontrado en- Ell
centric de Ia ciudad de Matamoros
Ell sAbado en- Ia noche, POGO despues
de que habfa desaparecido de dom
de se encontraba en- Santa Cruz. e
hombre que es acusado por Ell robo.
fue detenido bajo custodia en- Santa
Crux n misma noche del s4bado.
, 1935-04-23
Motas Conas
De La Ciudad

FL sheriff ]. A. Art" Goolsby y
el agente de Ia patruya de inmigra-
cion Charles See fueron llamados q
Edinburg Ell lunes, como teStigos en-
in audiencia en- el case de muerte
de Percy A. Calkins ocurrido hace
POGO tempo.
FL senior Bancroft Bowman, QUEEN
Sufrio la dislocacion del hombro
derecho Ell vierneS en- la noche,
cuando Ell automovil que tripulaba
Sc salio del control cerca de- puen-
tc del arroyo. Sc encuentra reco-
brAndose en- M casa de las lesioneS
sufridaA
, 1935-04-23
Aplicaron Fuerte
Multa A Un Hombre
Especial para FL HeraldO)

NESptUIdI pdLd II
MATAMOROS, lamps, Abril 2S.
Ell Policia No. 8 y Ell No. %
aprehendieron a un individuo. que
en- estado de ebriedad sc encon-
traba escandalizando en- Ell Mer-
cado Juarez de esta ciudad. ha-
biendo roto algunos vases y botellas
de refrescoS en- Ell puesto "El Neva-
do de Toluca" que sc ~encuentra
ubicado en- Ell Mercado Juarez.
Fl eScandaloSo fue traido a la
Comandancia de Policia. por los
policiaS citados. habiendole APPLICABLE
fuerte multa por ell escandalo Y or
denAndoSe que pagase los dahos que
habia causado.
, 1935-04-23
La Policia Estreno
Nuevos Uniformes

La Policia de Brownsville estre-
no nuevos uniformes Ell Domingo
De Pascua, Ell cual es destinado pa
"a usarse durante Ell verano.
Los nuevoS uniformeS cOnSisten
&c pantalon y camiza blanca, con
cinturones cafe " cachucha hlan-
ca con adornos neRroR.
, 1935-04-23
SOCZALES
Sera AgaZa jado

StrA AkALaJAuO
Especial para I'll Heraldo)
MATAMOROS. lamps, Abril %.
Hoy en- In noche a las ocho sera
agasajado cor una cena, con mo-
two de su onomAStico. ell Sr. Jorge
Tetrau. conocido hombre de nego-
clos de esta ciudad.
Entire las amistades del Sr.
Tetrau que le obSequiaran con la
cena eSta noche en- ell restaurant
Charles Place Sc e%ncuentran ell
Oral. Gabriel r. Cervera, j. Mar
tineZ Chavarria. Administrator de
Ia Aduana, ST. Manuel Serrano,
Ing. j. de j. Urquizo, Jefe de In
Oficina de Hacienda y otras per-
SOnaS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
DR., TRENBLEY
MEETS DEATH
Street Crossing Accident
in Olympia, Wash, To-
day Is Fatal

DR.. Ray Trembley, the husband
of the former Ruth Black of Hen
Jacksonville, was killed in a street
crossing accident in Olympia,
Wash. last evening, according to
a message received here. Details
were lacking, but it is understood
he was walking across a street
when struck by an automobile:
DIR. Trembley, a dentist, and
Mrs. Trembley had visited the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. E. r. Black,
here this summer, returning to
their home in Olympia in August.
Mr.. Black died last spring.
DR.. and Mrs. Trembley had
been. married four or five years.
1t was thought probable this
morning that the body would be
brought to Hendersonvllle for
burial,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
scouts WORK
KIWANIS TOPIC
O. Y. Brownlee, Jr., Sue
ceeds David Mashburn
as ScOutmaSter

The Kiwanis club today heard
a. discussion of boys work, with
particular reference to the prog
ress of the clubs Boy Scout troop
by David Mashburn, retiring
Scoutmaster, and to plans for the
future by o. Y. BrownIee, Jr''
who will succeed him.
In addition, Sam Wiley, young
peoples director of the Presoy-
terrain church, gave an inspiring
talk on transferring the dreams
of boyhood into the realities OF
manhood.
each of US is largely the prog
uct of our yesterdays, he saiu;
GAIL achievement is the result OF
dreaming. Seeing is not AWAY
believing, but believing is seeing;
Columbus believed in a new anu
and eventually saw it. Edison De-
lieved he could harness electrlcliIS
and everyone can see the result
Boys, if properly encouraged DE-
lieve they can accomplish Some'
thing, and as a consequence theS
do. Scouting, in both its tunua
mental and secondary purposes
helps boys to transfer theii
dreams into realities and anu
them in becoming good citizens o. o.
their own community and OF th'
world "
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
RED CROSS IS
CONSERVATIVE
IN. ESTIMATES
Gov. Sholtz Goes Into
Field to Take Charge
of Relief Work
STORM IS SPENDING
ITSELF IN GEORGIA

MIAMI, Sept. 5.-(UP).
Fear that the hurricane toll
may mount to 1000 was ex-
pressed by one of the first
men to thoroughly survey
the storm damage.
w. p. Mooty, Dade county
criminal court clerk, who
surveyed the Keys by boat
said that the death list would
number "at least one thousand"
The Red Cross was, however,
unwilling to alter its death figure
of approximately 300 pending
complete reports.
Gov. Dave Sholtz announced
that he is leaving Tallahassee i'm
mediately to take personal charge
of Miami relief work. He will be
accompanied by w. z. Smith, as
sistant secretary to the governor,
and Adjutant General Vivian B.
Collins. FLORIDA wants to give
every possible aid to every person
stricken" said the governor. He
was informed of no loss of life in
the Pinellas Peninsula but Madi-
son, Live Oak and Cedar Key Sec
ton in North Florida have not
been heard from.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
Harlan County Attorney Is Killed AS
Violence Climaxes Coal Mine War
iJIp) the starter.

HARLAN, KY, Sept. s. (UP)
A series of violent outbreaks in
Harlan county's bitter coal mine
war reached climax today when
County Attorney Elmon Middle
ton, 80, was killed by dynamite
charge wired to the engine of his
automobile. -.
Middleton, a cousin of Sheriff
Theo R. Middleton, was an out
spoken foe, of union organizers in
the southeastern Kentucky coal
fields, long torn by bitter. labor
strife. Whenever his sheriff-cous-
in rounded up alleged law violat-
ors. he prosecuted them.
The county attorney met death
dramatically in front of his home.
His car was parked at the curb
during the noon hour. Settling
himself at the wheel to return to
his office, Middleton stepped on
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
TUGBOAT OFF
FLORIDA HIT
BY HURRICANE
In Distress, But Number
of Crew Not Known;
Life Boats Gone

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5. (UP).
The Tugboat C. B. Watson is in
distress 20 miles off the west
coast of Florida, according to a
message received at coast guard
headquarters last night.
The report said the coast guard
cutter Nemesis had put out from
st. Petersburg to go to the as
sistance of the boat that carried
an unknown number of persons.
The Watson sent out an sos,
coast guardsmen said, and report
ed that her lifeboats had been
carried away and that her venti-
lators were smashed. She cut
loose barges she was towing when
she first ran into the hurricane.
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the starter.
The car was demolished, its parts
scattered along the street. Houses
in the neighborhood were shaken
and their windows broken.
Sheriff Middleton ordered an
immediate investigation. .
For years Harlan has been the
scene of armed clashes between
officers of the law, and labor
There have been numerous muir
der. and frequent snipings from
the mountains which surround the
town Martial law has been de-
clared on several occasions.
Feeling has been especially
tense here since the recent guper;
material primary, when national
guard troops again were ordered
into the area by Rovernor RUBY
Laffosn, L-.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
MRS. CRISP OF
BALFOUR DIES
Funeral Will Be Held on
Friday at Ebenezer
Church

Mrs. Bell Crisp, wife of j. G,
Crisp, of Balfour, died at their
home there Wednesday evening,
following an illness of several
months. Funeral services will be
held at the Ebenezer church Fri
dav at a p. m.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Crisp
leaves the following children: Ell
mer, and Mrs. Lena Ray. Green
vile, S. c.; Grin, Ray, Annie Lou
and Oberia, all residents of the
county. Mrs. Crisp's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. T. Green of this coun-
ty, also survive, together with
these brothers and sisters: Mrs. J,
C. Allen, of Greenville; Miss AID
die Green, Mrs. Mary Pixie, Ire
land, M. NJ, and A. M. Green of
this county.
Pallbearers for Fridays rites
will be: Award Wyatt, Lewis Con-
drey, Vance Presley, Virgil Jones'
Preston Barnwell and Harry Corn
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
BYRNS THINKS ENOUGH NEW
FEDERAL LAWS NOW PASSED
Hopes for Short, Harmoni-
GUS Congress Session
in January
By ARTHUR F. DEGREVE
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5. (UP)
Speaker Jos. W. Byrns returned
to his home in Nashville. Tenn,
last night hoping the next session
of congress would be short, har-
monious and that new legislation
would be kept at minimum until
business and industry could alb
sorb measures already enacted un-
der the New Deal.
The tall, rangy house leader al
ready has noted storm clouds,
however, and refused to make fiat
predictions. He would like to see
the second session of the 74th con-
gress wind up its work early in
April but pointed out 1886 will be
a campaign year and thus will in
spire political oratory in both
houses.
81 think we should not attempt
to enact much more legislation
with the elections coming on"
Byrns observed. st is my belief
we have enacted sufficient legisla-
ton already and we should give
Continued on page four)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
TENNIS PLAY
IS RAINED OUT
Tourney Will Be Resumed
Friday, if Weather
Permits

Play in the city tennis tourna-
mont, washed out by rain yester-
day and today, will be continued
Friday if the weather permits.
,Georgs, Fain, seeded No. |, and
Charley Chevei, seeded No. S, will
play at g. O'Clock. Fred Conger.
seeded 2, ,andsBob Anders. seeded
6, will play Friday afternoon.
Consolation matches between
Johnny Nallett and Broadus
Jones, Jr., and Donald Barber and
John Willis will also be held to-
morrow.
An attempt viii be made to
play off at least one doubles
match on Friday. Fred Conger
and H. A. Smith will meet Johnny
Mallett and B. Jones, Jr.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
Georgia-Federal Money Row Ends;
State To Get 10 Millions For Roads

said he was Immensely pleased. y
Georgia can now go forward
with the greatest road building
program we have ever under
TAKEN" the governor said. 81 am
immensely pleased that the con-
troversy has ended so satisfac-
torily for Georgia and apparently
for the federal bureau of public
roads and Acting Secretary Tug
we'll"
In his letter to the board Tug
well said that he was interested
only in the efficiency of the state
highway department and Withdrew
demands made by Secretary OF
Agriculture Wallace that the num-
Der of districts in the state be In
creased, ..
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05

1
ATLANTA, Ca. Sept. 5. CuP)
The Georgia state highway board
has announced concurrence in
Acting Secretary of Agriculture
Rexford G. TugwelPs stipulatiors
for release of Georgia's $19,OOO,-
900 share of the federal highway
fund, thereby ending a long con-
troversy between Gov. Eugene
Talmadge and federal officials.
In making the announcement,
w. E. Wilburn, chairman of the
board, said that first bids for fed
eral projects would be submitted
to contractors Sept 21 when a
100000 letting is scheduled.
Governor Talmadge, who re-
Iturned here Wednesday night,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
500 PINE COFFINS
AWAITING VICTIMS

MIAMI, Fla, Sept. 5.-(UP).
Five hundred pine collins were
stacked along the bank of Snake
creek where those lucky enough
to survive the hurricane in the
South Florida Keys were brought.
They were being filled rapidly.
All those escaping alive sui
fered cuts, bruises or fractures.
Many were women and children.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
ONE MAN ADRIFT,
BARGES CUT LOOSE

WASHINGTON, Sept.5. (UP).
One member of the! crew of the
tugboat, C. B.. Watson, was ON
board a barge that was cut
adrift when the vessel was struck
bv the Florida hurricane. Assist
ant COMMANDED C. H. Dench of
the Jacksonville coast guard sta
ton reported to headquarters
last night. .....
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
HEAVY CROP LOSS
FELT in GEORGIA

ATLANTA, Sept. 5.-UP)-
Almost spent, the Florida hurri-
cane today conferred between Ma
con and Savannah, Ca, with a
heavy crop damage indicated in
some sections. Although no ex-
tensive damage was anticipated.
the streets Of half a dozen south
Georgia towns were Uttered with
trees as a result of the high
winds.
The weather bureau warned
shipping along the Atlantic coast
to prepare for gales from Virgin
ia .Capss to Hatteras, as the dis
turbance was expected to move
northeastward.
(copyrish. 1885. United PresD
MIAMI, Sept. 5.-(UP).-Res-
cue parties today penetrated sec.
tions in the hurricane devastated
Florida Keys, completely isolated
since raging winds killed between
800 and $50 persons Monday
night and found scenes of unde-
seribable horror.
Bodies were buried in sand and
mud, all habitations were smash
ed, tending to confirm tho highest
estimates Of the dead. Approx.
mately 500 injured and surviving
victims have been brought here or
taken to Homestead.
In South Florida, Dade countys
loss was placed between $400, 900
and $500, 900, of which almost all
was from fruit and vegetable dam
Continued on page tnreeS
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
1874 Public Works
Plans Approved

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5. (Ur b h.
Presidential approval Of l6+ P";3 N
lie works construction process zoo
81 states, totaling more than @I Joy
100000, were announced "ou"'
under the works, relief program
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
Nc. Diocesan
Meets
| kanuga Lake
Day Session Convenes
| Episcopal Center
Today

18th annual meeting of
Fomen'S auyiliaries of the
ot Western North Caro-
Episcopal church. will be
Ia amiga Lake today and
sessions will open this aft
4 at , o'clock with Mrs.
n Lravltt Of hsheville. do
president, in charge of the
eorts from the various
r. will no heard. and there
II several addresses. OF
4 = interest will be a talk by
'regor of New Work City,
NO secretary Of the nation,
'nerf of Religions aduca,
1 w witt sneak ~ Q o'clock
AZ 'v'rlro. 10 will he
%.n at 9:20 o'clock Fri,
~ attendance viii in,
Il NmNorF nf no ysr;oy,e
III ~ and a'' other nersons
"a N Tho mission Wort, Of
''"Oa. church have been
VINO 0ro~rnr FOR tho
-, " =" Woman's Aux-
r,,;. ''Oon7ced as follows
SDAr SEPT
4 -o Nv. session.
'rere' rArforoncas-
#es. TS''erts. branch treas
I Contest '''' P''o''Srapo
B"S1nner
SDaTeant. "Holv Grail
G y, with sermon by
h.. yycFr"oor. who has come
i :, Io'E Citv for this meet,
H. y returning IN New York
n n no IS the head If the
Fior apartment of Religious
", SEPT. 6
diocesan corporate com
breakfast,
oLI, ~, session, whic
'aUe an address by DR.. Nd
-. ana a school of praye
,o sG oy the Rev. C. F. Boyr
SPAN Of Christ School. II
y" OF officers by Bisho
adjournment and lunch
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
736 Passengers On
Doric Are Saved
ColIides Off Portugal With
French Steamer

LISBON, Sept. s (UP).--Sevcn
hundred and thirty.six passengers
were removed safely from the Gu
n.rd-White Star liner, Doris today
after the ship eollided in a deep
fog with the French steamship
Formigny, 20 miles from oPorto.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
IUyight, 1885, by u. c.

1885, BY U. c.
N YORk. Sept. 5.-(UP).
In Benito MuSSolini yeSter-
Id down the rules for hand
the I,alO-EthiOpian dispute.
,rning the League of Ma
. the Kellogg pact and the
ItalO-Ethiopian treaty of
|khip. the DICTATOR made pub
lengthy memorandum which
eltly vii. guide his conduct
BIZ during the league coun-
b. meeting but also during
kg.&Omlng war.
memorandum should re-
ry lingering illusions of
French and Ethiopian
/ iha. II Duce will be con-
'0ntinued on page three)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-09-05
NE REJECTS
|TIALITY With
'HIOPIANS
VIII Proceed in Afri-
Drive With, Without
b. Against League
ms BRINGS NEW
Irish n CONFERENCE

EvvA, Sept. ;. CUP).-Eng-
L. France today prepared
f.. ,Fsir offer for a compro-
f. no Ethiopian dispute
pror,i,r NusSolini rejected
| ], Was first offered at the
Lousr conference at Paris
kCnth. :.
k,ooi vii. he made on that
or efforts of Italian-EthiO-
ECrciliation by a commission
I. was decided TO establish
the league auspices: The
sroyi5es for elaboration Of
Fee powers, with the consent
&iopia 10 guide that cOun-
Efe in almost every field.
/. the council recessed until
low. negotiations between
hi France and Italy to that
bn,inued.