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ITALIAN ARMIES CAPTURE NORTHERN ETHIOPIAN CITIES
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, From out of the mountain! earn these Ethiopian tribesmen, answering their emperor's drum call to
arms. See the spectacles on the warrior In the foreground, and the fellow aiming his rlfla on the right.
They all seem to be happy at the prospect of engaging the Italians In battle. (Associated Press Photo)
FIRST PICTURE OF GLOUCESTER AND BRIDE
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The Duke of Gloucester and his bride, the former Lady Montagu-Douglas-Scott, waving to throngs
1 from Buckingham palace balcony after their wedding ceremony. This Associated Press Photo was taken
a few minutes after the services, radioed to New York and then rushed to this newspaper. (Copyright
by Associated Press t.
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The Right Rev. Fred Bartlett (right), former bishop of North
Dakota, was elected bishop of Idaho at a meeting of the House of
Bishops of the Episcopal church In Houston, Tex. He fills the vacancy
created by transfer of Bishop Mlddleton S. Barnwell (left) to the
diocese of Georgia. Rev. Bartlett Is one of the church's youngest
bishops. (Associated Press Photo) ,
Albert 8tern (above), 21-year-old .
gunman, was the object of a frantic,
widespread pohce search follow
ing an ouiourst or violent gang war
fare In Newark and New York.
Dutch Schultz and four of his hench
men were struck down. (Associated
Press Photo)
EARTHQUAKE SHAKES DOWN HOTEL IN HELENA
This was what remained of th Capital Hotel In Helena, Mont., after the latest wriet of earU.quaket
there. The hotel waa brdly damaged by the eevcre thocka of Oct. 18 and wai flattened out when another
heavy temblor truck 13 daya Jater. Associated Preja Photo
These four pictures, Just arrived from Europe, Illustrate In part the capture of Aduwa and the Holy City of Aksum by Italian leglone
Invading northern Ethiopia. Top, left: a native priest, carrying Coptic cross, welcomes leaders of tho Italian army as It entered Aduwa.
Top, right: native Askaris enter Aksum, with sacred obelisks showing In the background. Lower, left: Aakaris rout natives as they occupy
Aksum. Lower, right: Italians take stock of troops at Aduwa. (Associated Press Paramount News Photos)
Recent arrival of Crown Prince
Asfa Wosan, son of Emperor Halls
Selassie, In Adis Ababa, gave rise
to rumors that he would bo crown
d king, so Ethiopia would have a
ruler In caso anything happened to
the emperor. The title would not
infringe on that of tho father,
which is "King of Kings." (Associ
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Dr. Theodore Lewald (left), president cf the German Olvmnlo com.
mlttee, has declared "there is no question of religion In German
sports" in reply to a charge by Jeremiah T. Mahoney (right), president
of the American A. A. U., that both Jews and Catholics have been vic
tims of discrimination. (Associated Press Photo)
Awarded Hero Medal Campus Queen
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Gilbert Lyle, 15 (above), of Lap
wal, Ida., has, ' been awarded a
Carnegie hero medal for saving the
life ef Peggy Estes, 8, of Moscow,
Ida., last fall when he ran across
the path of an approaching train to
drag her to safety after hor bicycle
got stuck on the tracks. (Associat
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Marcella 8cott, a senior co-ed,
was campus queen at the Univer
sity of California at Los Angeles
to preside over the annual home
coming day November 2, the day
of the U. C. L. A.-Californla foot
ball game. (Associated Press Photo)
TWO CHARGED WITH CHILD'S DEATH
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B. F. Zlmmsr (left) and Mrs. Hmel Luceia Hasty were Indicted In
Honuiam, W.-'sh., in connection with the de.-.tli of r.tra. Hty's tiiree-year-old
son, Ronald. The b-hy wan strangled and besten to dejth, the
police charge. (Associated Press Photo)
ITALIANS TAKE ANOTHER ETHIOPIAN TOWN
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A machine gun crew In action behind a pile of rocks, as tanks covored tho rough ground, bristling
with guns, In the background. This action picture by Joseph Caneva, Associated Press staff photog
rapher, was taken on the Adigrat-Mskale frontier. Tho Italians took Makale in their latest drive. (As
soclatod Press Photo)
GEOGRAPHIC EXPEDITION SHOOTS RAPIDS
The National Geographic Soclety'e expedition down the 8almon river Is nearlng an end and the
party expects to reach Lewlston, Idaho, about Oct. 28. The trip was made down the "River of No Re
turn" to obtain geological data. The expedition's barge Is shown shooting over Bailey's rapids on the
Little 8almon, 200 mllee above Lewlstoo. (Associated Press Photo)
MEISTER'S ATTEMPTED FIELD GOAL FAILS ,
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Herm Melster, 8. Mary's tackle, as he attempted a field goal from the -t2-yi.rd line In the l-o.-dham
game ending In a 7-7 tie. The placement fiizled. Mai Flese, fullback whose great kicking kept the Rams
. on tho defensive, held the ball for Meistsr, Associated Press Photo)) -