World at War Hype Over Ethiopian Conflict
An editorial arguing the Italo Ethiopian dispute reflects a failed Christian ethics in modern civilization. It rebukes Mussolini's push for imperial control, defends Ethiopia led by Haile Selassie, and urges peaceful resolution under a higher moral standard.
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Cotton Continues Weak Amid Liquidation In New York
Cotton prices fell in New York as liquidation persisted with southern and foreign selling. Trades absorbed by covering and scale down buying left most months, except December, below prior lows after the 9% loan news. Foreign-linked houses hedged against outside growths while buyers acted mainly on scale down orders or awaited marketing policy clarity in the South.
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Opera Star Galli-Curel Reads Stitch of Voice Rest
In Los Angeles Madame Amlita Galli-Curel, famed opera singer recovering from goitre surgery, says doctors caution against overexertion while she jokes she would sing in the bath each day. Her stance on recovery emphasizes personal control over practice.
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Bent Fan Blade Reduces Air Flow Through Radiator
A deformed cooling fan blade fails to draw normal air through the radiator, reducing cooling efficiency and potentially causing higher engine temperatures. No other components are reported affected.
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