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Natives Deserting Italians for Ethiopians
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borne of the Eritrean native cavalrymen shown m picture made less than two weeks ago are loval
Dorters of Italy and in vanguard of invasion of Ethiopia, while others are declared in late dispatches to
be deserting: to Ethiopian side. ( Central Press)
Ethiops Emulate Sherman’s March to the Sea
A daring raid into Eritrea modeled after Gen. Sherman’s march to the sea in 1864 and designed to sever
or harrass Italian communications and service-of-supply, was launched by Ras Seyoum (left), ablest of
Ethiopia s generals, at point shown in map. His warriors, typical of those shown (top) on march, met with
initial success and threatened Massawa. chief Eritrean seaport. (Central Press)
Auto "Misconduct” of Roosevelt Sons Climaxed by Crash
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Grade-crossing crash at East Boston, Mass., in which James and John
Roosevelt narrowly escaped death, in wrecked car above, was climax of
DOCTOR SEEKS AID FOR ETHIOPIA
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Emperor Haile Selassie’s personal physician and adviser, Dr. Thomaa
A. Lambie, is shown with his wife after arrival in New York for a
quick visit. According to Dr. Lambie, who is a native Pittsburgher
and now a citizen of Ethiopia, his visit to the United States is frank
ly as. a representative of the Ethiopian Red Cross. He seeks phy&i»
fMamb male nurses, supplies §nd financial support
HENDERSON (ft. C.T DAILY DISPATCH, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1935
| long series of auto incidents in which President’s sons have figured
I Franklin. Jr., has been most frequent offender. The record is shown.
(Central Press)
Leading 1,000,000 Ethiopians in Desperate Defense of Country
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• general and soldier of fortu™ u - natlve F ener&la and the famous Turkish I final desperate stand against Italian invaders in „ ! «
* eß „Yehib Pasha, u massing LQOQJ3OO. tribesmen to make Ibeiftg replaced over their country by Itaiy’a eir ® a,e * described ajbove, from
Ethiopia Gets News
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Native crier announcing in Addis
Ababa town square latest news
from war front. There are few
newspapers, and few persons able
to read them, so Ethiopia is getting
(ts news of its greatest crisis by
word of mouth.
(Central Press)
Puts Peace First
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George Lansbury resigned as par
liamentary leader of British Labor
Party in protest over approval fcy
the party of British boycott of
Italy over Ethiopian war. He de
clared he could not reconcile liis
“Christian pacifism” to it.
(Central Press)
BRITAIN’S “RING OF STEEL” MENACES ITALY
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This map of the Mediterranean area shows how
Great Britain’s warships, submarines and other
fighting craft have been placed at strategic posi
tions in the Mediterranean, affording a real men
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Net being lowerd at Gibraltar.
While Italy and Ethiopia clash on the African con
tinent, Great Britain continues to strengthen her
position at Gibraltar. British warships lie at an
chor as steel nets are lowered each evening to pre-
ETHIOPIAN TROOPS USE NEW ROADS TO FRONT
Troop* march on new Ethiopian highway
Over this hastily-constructed road out of Addis for their country against Italy. Roads such as thil
Ababa, a detachment of Emperor Haile Selassie’s are new, having been built during the last few
reerular army troops march to the front to fight months to facilitate Ethiopian troop movements.
ace to movements of the Italian fleet. Note how
the Red sea and the Suez canal are under heavy
guard. Britain assuredly has made a “Ring of
Steel” in the troubled area.
vent submarines from passing the narrow neck of
water between Africa and Spain. Note the war
ship in the background. This is an unusual move
for a nation not at war.