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Selassie Got A
Cool Reception
Arrived at Paris
(By The Associated Press)
PARIS, June 27—Haile Selassie
former ruler of Ethiopia, arrived
here Thursday, on his way to the
League of Nations meeting at
Geneva Friday, and received a
cool reception.While Premier Le
on Blum and Great Britains For
eign Secretary Anthony Eden,
who once led the fight to save
Ethiopia from the Italians, chatt
ed over a dinner table at the Bri
tish Embassy. Emperor Selassie
sat in a second class car at the
railroad station. He was welcom
ed by a single representative of
the Foreign Service.
W omen Swimming
Records in Offing
(By Tne Associated Press)
NEW YORK, June 27—The cus
todian of the Women's swimming
record book, probably will work
overtime to bring the records up
to date after the National A.A.U.
Women’s outdoor swimming and
diving championships at Manhat
tan Beach, opening today and
continuing through Sunday.
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Five Americans
To Play Finals
Golf In England
(By The Associated Press)
HOYLAKE, England, June 27
—Five Americans led by the 1932
winner, stocky Gene Sarzen of
Brookfield Center, Conn., today
smashed past the 36 hole, the
qualifying round of the British
open golf championship. Only
two of Uncle Sam’s invaders, am
ateur Dennie Boardman of South
Hamilton, Mass., and Frank Hall,
of Tennessee’s professional, fail
ed to make the grade as tall 29
year old Henry Cotton of Eng
land continued his sensational
golf to head the qualifiers into
the tournament proper.
Protests Made On
Rough Treatment
(By The Associated Press)
PEIPING, June 27—United Sta
tes and French diplomats protest
ed to the Japanese embassy of
the alleged rude treatment of
their nationals by bayonet armed
soldiers. The incidents, one of
which involved Captain Henry E.
Jernigan, U. S. Army, occurred
during a rousing display of Jap
anese military force in the streets
here, last Tuesday.
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ROME, June 27—Abolition of
Sanctions seemed certain last
night to Fascist observers, be
cause of the favorable attitude of
the British and French delega
tions. Italy will be unrepresent
ed at the League meeting, which
considers the Sanctions question.
BRUSSELS, June 27—Sources
indicated yesterday, that Bel
gium may be veering to the
brink of her pre-1914 neutrality.
Internal dissension and a grow
ing hospitality against close mili
tary alliance with France, appar
ently stood back of the reported
reversion. ,
BUCHAREST, June 27th—The
anti-Jewish disturbances spread,
Thursday, to Moldau province.
where members of the apti-scm
itic iron guard, dragged Jews
from trains and beat them. Many
were reported injured but the
exact number was undetermined
because of censorship.
(By The Associated Press)
WIMBLEDON. June 27—Smok
ing victories by Fred Perry, bid
ding for his third successive title,
and Don Budge of the United
States, set the pace in the third
round of the all England tennis
championship, Thursday, as the
Men’s field was reduced to six
teen players.
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(By The Associated Press)
BAHIA BLANCA, Argentina,
June 27—An airplane of the Aero
posta Argentine Company, miss
ing since Tuesday, was feared to
have fallen into the South Atlan
tic ocean.
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