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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1935

Page

2

Addis Ababa Waits as Air Threat Grows

Addis Ababa residents line roofs with eucalyptus branches and posted sentries as a looming Italian air raid raises fear. Ethiopian officials expect world opinion to influence Britain and France over intervention, while an American legation building remains exposed to attack. Italian and British naval moves, plus evacuation plans, underscore a tense standoff as Addis Ababa braces for a potential bombardment.

H.R Mussolini Kts Genseva Italy League Pate Engand Sen Mediterranean France Addis Abebs Mussoln Britain Suez Canal Addis Ababa Legation Yve Cornelius’ van Hencert Miister William Cramp Lefé Djibouti

Mexicans Observe U S Night Flying Training

A Mexican military trade mission inspected several U S posts including Kelly Field in Texas and Randolph Field for night flying training after touring New Yorks First Army maneuvers and Fort Benning Georgia The officers Lieut Cal L Aly milla Flores Maj A Lozano Bernat Capls L R Casillas A Garza Falfax and F Grajales arrived in San Antonio and planned to depart for Mexico Wednesday.

Kelly Randolph Field Mexico United States New York Fort Benning Cal L. Aly Milla Flores Maj. A Lozano Bernat Capls L. R. Casillas A. Garza Falfax F. Grajales San Antonia

Bermuda Spared by Gale

Bermuda escaped serious damage as a hurricane passed north of Bermuda. The storm, moving at 68 mph with gusts to 78, remained offshore with minimal impact. The Monarch of Bermuda ferried passengers to safety and ships sheltered in coves as observers noted the system weakening northeast of Bermuda.

Hamilton Bermuga Orb Ater Yestersday Dorthensi Atorta Eadlm Bermuda Monarchs of St. George's Monarch New York Sir George's Narrows Jamaica Tanaica Cuba Tunior Islands Bahama Group North Atlantic

Jefferson High Announces 1933 35 Promotions

Cadet Maj. Chiels D. Schutz will head the Jefferson High A O I G for the 1933 35 term, announced by Lieut. Doe B. Meghan. Promoted cadet adjutant is Tuestasy Selma's brother Albert B. Sluts. other captains first lieutenants and second lieutenants named include Pan C. Dillon Ernest Schnita Ernest C. Parker Eewart OConnor Jr Jack K Taylor Harr y M Albaugh Bert Harding Theo P. Wiggins Frank L. Blaymaker Joseph B. Dark William F P Milener Chester B. Hippatrick David S. Parker Tont Moon Charles Katz James Strother Archie Heap William Gregor Kirby Alwood Wren Livingston Andrew Thompson and Albert K. Adams.

Jefferson High Maj Chieles D. Schutz Witl Jefferson High School Doe B. Meghan Tuestasy Selma Albert B. Sluts Pan C. Dillon Ernest Schnita Ernest C. Parker Eewart Oconnor Jr Jack K.taylor

Union Head Must Obtain New Bond

Magdalene Rodriguez head of the Pocan Shelters union in San Antonio was reported in Box county to be in default of a new peace bond after threats to Jess Montemayor, son of a Pecanza shelter plant operator, during a strike. A prior peace bond was issued three months ago by Justice of the Peace Bat Coman and remains in force for a year. Rodriguez must secure a new bondsman to regain freedom.

Magdalene Rodriguez Pocan Union of San Altoni Box County Prysure Hie Justice of the Peace Bat Coman Jess Montemayor Peace Bonds Nce Rodrigues

Admit Plot in Fatal Fire Cites Vitale Confession

Assistant State's Attorney Marshall Kearney said Frank Vitale, a grocery owner, confessed involvement in a plot to set fire to his store on a tenement building's first floor, causing ten deaths. Vitale alleged Joseph Di Chiari and Mateo plotted using five gallon cans of gasoline. Di Chiari denied the charge. Eight others are detained for questioning.

Marshall Kearney Vitale Joseph di Chiari Mateo Kearing Salt di Chiari Kearney Salt di Chisra

Officers to Discuss Cattle Theft Fight

Sheriffs and other peace officers will meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the office of Sheriff J B Arnold in Beeville to discuss methods of combatting cattle thieves. Deputy Sheriff J B Turk will represent Bexar county at the meeting.

J. B. Arnold Beeville B. Turk Bexar County

Officers Leave for Marfa Station in Seventy-Seventh Transfer

Lieut. Col John G. Thr and Capt. W. W. Dinan of the Twelfth Field Artillery checked out from Fort Sam Houston Monday and departed for Fort D. A. Russell Maine to assume duty with the Seventy-seventh Field Artillery at the Marfa station.

Marfa Station John G. Thr W. W. Dinan Twelfth Field Artillery Fort Sam Houston Fort D. A. Russel Maine Seventy-seventh Field Artillery

Morrison Says Decision Final on Resignation Issue

Morrison refused to reconsider his resignation from the committee over federal Centennial funds. He said the committee promised 100 600 in funds and could not back away without Washington approval. Morrison warned plans could be altered if San Antonio fails to pass a 500 000 bond, stating plans shown in Washington were satisfactory. Other members declined to consent after Monday’s conference.

R. W. ‘Morrison Antonia de Bexar Morrison Washington San Antonio San Antonis Sai’ Antonio Mexico

Enlisted Men Sent to Finance School Order

Spt Herbert Smith Py Belcher and other finance depart men sent from Fort Sam Houston to Washington by November 7 to take courses at the finance school. They will return to the army post after finishing. Plan Jones Dinner invite for San Antonio chamber of commerce with Senor Hin. A J McKenzie president stated Tuesday.

Spt Herbert Smith Earl Belcher Fort Gam Houston Washington Any Plan Jones Jess Jones Reconstruction Finance Corporation Yieih San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Senor Hin A.J. MekKenzie

War in Eek Predicted Despite Brief Italian Mobilization

London reports on predicted Italian war mobilization with 10 million Fascists, Count Vinci Gigliuto set to depart Addis Ababa amid mass bombing from Mussolini’s planes. Rome signals cautious buildup and no immediate hostilities as Abyssinians prepare, tension rising toward inevitable clash.

London Elthin & Week Beli Perents Addis Abel Vinci Gigltuce Tole Musaality

Labour Leaders Clash Over War Sanctions Threat

Sir Stafford Cripps told Britain’s Labour Party conference that military sanctions risk pitting English and Italian workers against each other in a deadly battlefield. He denounced the League of Nations as a tool of powerful imperial powers and urged the nation to avoid actions that could lead to war.

Brighton England Stafford Cripps League of Nations Britain Bir Stafford

Germany to Quit League on October 2

Geneva reports indicate Germany will officially withdraw from the League of Nations on October 21 while vowing to stay neutral in any Anglo-Ethiopian conflict. The Reich also plans to resign from the International Federation of League of Nations Unions, as authorities prepare a formal historical summary of the crisis.

Geneva Von Germany League of Nations Urird Relor Ts International Federation of League of Nations Unions United

British Fortify Wireless Station Ros El Tin

British forces began erecting barbed wire fortifications around the Ros El Tin wireless station as tensions rise in the region. The action comes amid reports of clashes and the deployment of troops in nearby areas, signaling heightened security measures and strategic precautionary steps.

London Atexanits Egypt Ros el Tin

British Flagship Arrives in Gibraltar from England

The Mediterranean fleet flagship commanded by Sir William Fisher arrived today at Gibraltar after a voyage from England. The ship bearing the flag of the Admiralty signals the continuation of naval presence in the region.

Gibraltar William Fisher England

Four charged for vagrancy fined after San Luis Street drug raid

The maximum fine of 20 was imposed on four men and one woman by Justice Bat Corrigan after Sheriff testimony that the defendants Raith Forrester J P Crawford Basile Espita Simona Espita and Joe Mattinex were caught using dope at 411 San Luis Street Sunday night leading to fines of 200 total

Justice of the Peace Bat Corrigan Cartl- Rag Sherrif Raith Forrester J. PB. Crawford Basile Espita Simona Espita Joe Mattinex San Luis Sthett

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