Evening star., 1935-10-13


case.
Monfreid. Henry Drama of Ethiopia.
Nineteenth Century and After
118:177-85, August, 1885.
THE problem is how to reclaim and
equip whole area (Ethiopia) not less
in size than France without for long
time receiving any return on the out
lay. Who will undertake this task?"
Harris, John. Italy and Abyssinia
Contemporary Review 148:148-55,
August, 1885.
mot the least amazing feature of
this so-called dispute is its utter tri-
viality. and at the same time the lack
of any reliable evidence in justification
of the Italian allegations"
Brailsford, H. N. Mussolini Goes to
War. New Republic 84ll9-2l,
September. II. 1885.
Those futile conferences in Paris
firmly established two facts; that Mus
solini is bent on war for wars sake
and that nothing less than complete
and permanent mastery over Ethiopia
will content him."
International Ramifcations.
PETER. Nathaniel. Europe Is at It
Again. American Mercury 36:84-89.
September. 1885.
The AbySsinian situation viewed
against the historical background of
European imperialism in Africa and
Asia.
Shaw. Albert. Progress of the World.
Review of Reviews 92:11-17, Sep
ternber, 1895.
italian aspirations in East Africa
involve the imperialistic systems of
other so-called world powers. The
colonial game is breaking down. for
there arises in opposition a formid-
able new East"
Nevins, Allan and FITZGERALD. w. G.
1taly'S Gamble for Ethiopia. Cur
rent History 42:577-9O, September,
1885.
THE present course of Italy. like
the recent course of Germany, is one
of the penalties the world is paying
for the folly and greed of l9l8-l9."
Baker, R. L. Egypt's Stake in Ethiopia
Current History 42:553-55, August.
1885.
The Importance to Egypt Of its
water supply from the Blue Nile, rising
in Ethiopia, and England's conse-
quent interest in who controls its
headwaters.
Salvemini, Gaetano. Mussolini. the
Foreign Office and Abyssinia. Con-
temporary Review 148 :268-77. Sep
tember, 1885.
The background. Of the current
Abyssinian affair in British Italian
diplomacy, and possible outcomes
which such relations may bring about.
Gwynn, Stephen. The Price of Peace.
Fortnightly 144:257-67, September,
1885.
When France and England have
made their contributions to the price
of peace. it will be justifiable for
them to ask others to make theirs"
Grigg, Edward The League and
Abyssinia. Fortnlghtly 144:129-4O.
August, 1895.
The Abyssinian situations bearing
on the future existence and prestige
of the League of Nations, and the
prospects for satisfactory settlement
under League auspices.
Crabites, Pierre Ethiopia and Africa
Commonweal 22:485- SO, September
20, 1885.
The seriousness Of Italo-E Ethiopian
relations cannot be overestimated.
Judge Crabites believes, however, that
one current fear-anxiety lest COL
ored Africa band against the white
mans unfounded.
PETER, Nathaniel. White Peril. Asia
35:606-09. October, 1895.
"Is Italy forcing the race issue upon
Asia as well as Africa?"
Italian Preparations.
Ybarra, T. R. For Whom the Glory?
Golfers 96:21-22 September IA,
1885.
A picture Of Italian preparations
for the Ethiopian expedition.
Radek, Karl, and Brown, John. The
Italian Adventure. Living Age
348:27-34, September, 1885.
An official spokesman of the Soviet
Union analyzes the imperialist scram-
BILE of the Mussolini regime, and a
conservative Englishman describes
the civilization that Italy is ready to
force on reluctant Abyssinia.
Broughton, James. Abyssinia Ice
Cream. New Republic 84:16-17,
August IA, 1895.
"Some one was playing Verdi in
side, but the special treat on the
menu, which the waiter happily indi-
Gated, was 'Abyssinia ice cream We
ordered it. . And we thought of all
the Italians swallowing propaganda
this way, like ice cream"
Ethiopia Itself.
Ross, Emory. Ethiopia-Still Proud
and Free. Survey Graphic 24:378-
SO, August, 1885.
Ethiopia, still free, is Africa's last
chance to develop in its own way"
Boutwell,, C. w. Sons of Sheba,
Canadian Magazine 84:9, Septem-
ber, 1885.
History and description Of the last
kingdom in Africa, now ready to de-
fend its three thousand years of in
dependence.
Roberts, L. B. Travelling in the High
lands of Ethiopia. National Geo.
graphic Magazine 68:296-32s. Sep
tember, 1885,
Many photographs with accom-
panying text which help the reader
to understand the country and in
habitants Of interior EthiApia.