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Roads and waterater will play vital roles In success or failure of Italy's attempt to conquer Ethiopia- Italian dulla sent a wireless message today ITTHIOPIA NOT TO LWOT $10.95 to $29-75 that tha child of tomorrow—or the The survey was being conducted engineers are cutting highways tlirough tho difficult territory which has fallen into tho Invaders’ hands. saying "now abandoning ship,” soon tVoroester, Eng., Oct. 19.— BOMBS FROM AnFLAN V day after—is the forgotten one. and under the President’s directions, pm eedtng at the rate-of 12 to 15 mileu a day. Beginning of' a now road is shown at the left, marked by a after asking for Immediate assist­ (A P )—Prime Minister Stanley charged parents, church workers and those In charge o f It expected triumphal arch bearing the legend, “Tliis is the Imperial Way.** At tho right an Italian trooper is draw­ ance because of a ifhngerous Hat. Baldwin declared today that no Addis Ababa, O ct 19— (A F )'-; CIOATB—Main Floor, Rear. that the results would play a large ing a supply of f.'ater from a tank behind the lines. The ‘‘prccloiui fluid is carried in large tanks with tho and teachers of day and Sunday The vessel waa about 420 miles nation Is secure from war and —Emperor Halle Selasrie .aOB i schools with the responsibility of part In determining, whether new armies and is carefully rationed out each day. Soldiers are not allowed to drink at waterholcs along the “even America is up against today that even If Ethiopia haa legislation would be asked o f the line of march, for fear of poisoning. northwest of the Hebrides, an .island that peril.” sufficient money to purchai|f permitting the evils of the present next Congress to replace NRA. group northwest of Scotland. She day to encompass the young of to­ A. F. of L. Action carried a crew of a ^ u t 40 and no The prime minister sold “It Is bombing planes, It would n ot o day. A similar survey, also Incomplete, pasoengers. a dangsrous Ue to say the ob­ The use of bombing planes, ^ i Mrs. Black gave a stirring ad' was under way at American Feder­ The Vardulla three yean ago sav­ ject of the British govemment stated, la contrary to all Bthior ; dress o f the evils of alcoholism as ation of Labor headqua-ters. Mean­ WILL QUIZ YOUTHS ed 22 Danish seamen from the Is to overthrow Fascist Italy.” plan Ideas of gallantry In batU«y^ she found them In her hoipe state. while, the Federation contended on QUAKE ROCKS MONTANA; steamer Aggersund, which was In Instead, Baldwin sold, “ tha The Ethiopian Idea of heroism She said that the homes for Imbe­ the basis of employment and pro­ distress tn the North Atlantic. Her object we see Is peace and we Is hand-to-hand fighting with ciles and mental defectives were duction figures, that increased In­ captain and members of the crew see It with the nations compos­ spear or rifle. overcrowded with large waiting dustrial activity was bringing long­ ON POUCE MURDERS received presentations from the ing .the Leogno of Nations." Such fighting, said ths E m -.' Ufts. Aliments of these children er working hours Instead of more ONE DEAD, BIG DAMAGE Danish government. He added: “ In 'no step do we Jobs. V peror, la the moat suprems tast were caused. In a large measure, she The Dutch steamer Veendam and go before them, In no step be­ of human courage. He called at­ the British steamers Lord Elvin, hind, and no step do wa toks said, by the, effects of alcoholism, In Its monthly survey of business tack’s from the sky cowardly. Newfoundland and Manchester pro­ except In full unison with those Vaccination this week, the Federation said pro­ Two Taken in New Britain to A t the present time, Ethiopia . Mrs. Black stated that we have duction had increased eight per Score Injured; Loss Estimat* ALIEN SMUGGLING ducer wlrlessed via Valentis they who are working with us.” cent this year over last, but em­ were proceeding to the Vardulla. haa virtually no air fleet beyond \ \ provided for the vaccination of chil­ a dozen mediocre observation. - V / dren to stop epidemics of Infectious ployment and workers income had Be Quesb’oned as to Arrive Tomorrow London, Oct. 19.— (A P )— Great A Beautiful Showing not been raised. It estimated unem­ planes. diseases; we have Initiated control Tha Manchester Producer said it Britain Intends to maintain her bat­ measures relative to motor vehicles ployment in excess of 11,000.000, or r* ^ A GROWING MENACE can arrive at the distressed vessel’s more than last jea r despite increas­ position at 2:00 p.
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