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Royal Romance
ETHIOPIA GIRDS FOR ITALIAN INVASION
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whittle down the power of 8enator Huey P. Long. "We are the mean
it aeoundrela In congreat and we are damn tired ot Huey line i oi
palaver," aald tl.t Oklahoma democrat. "We are going to knock mm
over." (Associated Press Photo
Shirley Frazer (above), University of Washington co ed, has be
come the national Independent Intercollegiate rifle champion, by scor.
Ing 598 out of a possible 600. The 8eattle sharpshooter tied with Mary
Wettach of Carnegie Tech last year to lose the meet on a flip of
nni.. riniai from the Danish
royal family, rumors peraisted that
Princess Ingrld of Sweden (above)
would bo married soon to Crown
Prince Frederlk of Denmark (low
r). (Associated Press Photosl
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Informed through an official communique from " " 7 h . a war r East Africa,
even to 8,000,000 men, Ethiopia prepares to face Ital I" roops In haen'E Selassie.
Above are shown Ethiopian troops in full dress parade during i recent ,,yone 0f the chain of Italian
Left are typical warriors In their native garb and right Is a tribal lord. Below is one ot tne cna n
forts on the Italian Somallland Ethiopian border. (Ascociatod Tress Photos) ,
POSTOFFICE PREPARES FOR STAMP SALE RUSH
FILIPINO SIGNS NEW CONSTITUTION IN BLOOD
BEFORE ATTENDING HEARING
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Mrs. A. D. Carothers of the phllatello agency of the postofflce shown In Washington, D. C, as sho
sorted out orders of stamps for the expected rush when 20 varieties of Imperforate stamps went on sale.
The sale to collectors was made In answer to protests that Postmaster General Farley distributed Impel
forate sheets to his friends. (Associated Press Photo)
NATIONWIDE DRIVE AGAINST CRIMINALS MADE
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of the convention It looklna on. (Asaoclated Prese Photo
FEDERAL AGENTS FIND COUNTERFEIT MONEY CACHE
Senator MeAdoo (left), Democrat of California, and 8enator Keyes,
Republican from New Hampshlrs, shown holding 1 most Informal con
ference In the hallway as they attended meeting of the senate flnanco
committee. (Associated Press Photol 1 .
COURT MARTIAL FOR STRIKERS
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SECRETARY OF WAR DERN'S SON TAKES BRIDE
h et,t.. officers Insnect a Detroit, Mich., printing plant wnien mey anege was
. sVmooo eounl. ,Wt.n7 r"nTrhty found more 'than 37,000 In bogus money In this "secret room.-.
(Associated Press Photo)
DYNAMITE-LOADED CAISSON TOWED TO SEA
Ramlro Jlmlnea and Miguel 8uarei, sugar mill workers, were tried
In Havana, Cuba, by court martial oharged with leadership In the re
cent strike. The military prosecutor asked for sentences of from two
to five vears Imprisonment (Associated Press Photo
CALIFORNIA CO-EDS TRY PIPES
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was Miss Helen M. McCollam, tht aroom,
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The $350,000 csi.son which was abandoned by ths Golden Oat. bridge district """' ,0" ""J
satisfactory being towed through the gate to sea where It was to bs blown up. The 10.000-tor '' "
concrete block broke away from Its tugs at see and was tree for I time with (our men on It. A tower
tf the Golden Gat bridge Is shown. (Associated Press Phctol
... -. . -tit... ..I MHa tlraH nf einirettea eo
,h.; dVclded'to": p.. for change. Now they puff the,.- briar,
with nonchalance. They are Gloria Moor, (left) of Redondo Beach,
cil, .nd I Jn Hart .f Piulunw. Cal. (As.oelat.il Pr... Photo)
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