THG DAY’S NGWS IN PICTURGS
Pictures From Italy
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From a balcony of Vonesia palace in Rome, Premier Benito
MuMolini greets a group of followers from 16 nations, visit
ing II Ouce with an escort of 1,000 picked Fascist troopers.
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*‘A»kari«”, or native Eritrean*, are numbered among the
military force* of Italy on the Eritrean front. They are
fieing an exhibition of a war dance, performed preparatory
%, to a battle.
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‘This interesting picture wa» made 10 years ago, when the
then Ras Tafari, now Ethiopian emperor, visited Italy and
viewed troops with King Victor Emmanuel of Italy, and
Crown Prince Humbert.
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COMMON SIGHT IN ETHIOl’lA
•—While his “King of Kings”,
Haile Selassie, concerns himself
•with the Italian invasion, this lit
tle Ethiopian beggar boy, garbed
in a few shreds of tattered rags,
stretches forth his hand for alms.
This is a common sight in Addis
Ababa, even at the gate of Se
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WHAT DID I'HINCE OF WALES TELL LAVAL?—Groat interest
urrounds this meeting of the Prince of Wales with Pr> mi or Pierre
Laval of France. Did the heir to the British thro > convey any
assurances from the British government in exchange ter any .assur
ances from the Frehch government? The French have agreed to
kid the British with their fleet in the Mediterranean provided the
_£pttish agree to help France in case of “aggression on land”
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T'A KS 01’ A NATION Tf RN WORE—Within this massive ne w structure, in Washington, the United
State supreme.court - its for the first time—and debates the fate of New Deal laws.
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FACTORY BLOWN TO BITS—Workers clear- wreckage of a six-story soya products plant in Chicago,
blasted by an explosion which took a dozen lives and injured CO other persons. Debris was heaped as
high as 25 feet.
|T£TJ“XDS i ™R<?UGH SUEZ CANAL-Ther. is tension every ,iZ Itol, sends a
kattleshi|i through the British-Frenchi controlled Suet canal these days. Here is the Gorilla,' powerful
ltalmn battleship passing through the canal.
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Women and ehildren wave (lags and pledge tupport. War
emotion run* high in Ethiopia, too.
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Ethiopian warrior practices with a new rifle.
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Life goes on—drover herd* beeves through Addis Ababa.
But what if there should be air raids?
Fashions of the
Fashionable
SIMPLE BUT SMART—Smarti
its simplicity is this formal gow
of ox-blood satin worn by Cecili
Parker, screen actress. Dahli
flowers of a deeper shade ad
interest to the sleeve treatmen
A soft gold kid belt with a buck!
adds another note of smartne
to the outfit.
POPE RETURNS TO .VATIC*
—Pope Pius XI bestows his blesj
ing on his summer neighbors >
Castel Gandolfo, Italy, as he enij
two-month sojourn there and i
turns to the Vatican.
ETHIOPIA SENDS ENVOY TO JAPAN—Daba Birrou,
pian envoy to Japan, is greeted by Chusaburo "iugawa. ^
consul in Japan, as he arrives at Kobe, Japan. Birrou ^ '
sion was to renew general diplomatic relations between •’•ll J
Japan, with the aid of Yugawa. He denied he intent
Nipponese help against Italy
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