CORBETT,RING IDOL DIES AT AGE OF 66; Ex-Champion Succumbs Here to Cancer -- He Believed He Had Heart Disease. FIRST SCIENTIFIC BOXER His Defeat of Sullivan in 1892 Started New Era -- Also Was Actor and Promoter. CORBETT, RING IDOL, DIES AT AGE OF 66 JAMES J. CORBETT, THE MAN AND THE FIGHTER.

Boy, 8, Killed by Auto After Saving Sister; Police Rescue Drivers From Crowd of 1,000

CERTAIN OTHER EVENTS

HENRY ADAMS AND HIS "FAILURES"; A Brief Biography of the Author of "The Education" HENRY ADAMS. By James Truslow Adams. 246 pp. Illustrated. New York: Albert & Charles Boni. Inc. $2.50. Henry Adams

Appeals to artists to picture Christ as strong and muscular

' More Masculine' Pictures of Christ Urged; British Prelates Deplore Usual Meekness

Open Hunters' Steeplechase won by Dusty Foot

J.H. Whitney's Dusty Foot, Bostwick Up, Wins Sundown Open Hunters Steeplechase

Sentenced Third Time to Die; Illinois Boy to Appeal Again

THE WEEK'S OPENINGS

MARY PICK FORD SAILS: SHE WILL VISIT JUNGLE; Says Men Coald Find 'Nicer Styles' Than Trousers -- Favors Return to Raffles of the 1830s.

ARMS AFFAIR PUTS VIENNA IN DILEMMA; Britain and France, by Holding Up Advance on Loan, Have Necessitated Explanation. IMPERIL DOLLFUSS REGIME But Its Immediate Downfall Is Not Likely as Pan-Germans Do Not Want to Take Helm Now. ARMS AFFAIR PUTS VIENNA IN DILEMMA

ROOSEVELT TO MEET LINDSAY TOMORROW FOR TALK ON DEBTS; They Will Discuss First Steps in Negotiations -- Stimson Agrees to Proposal. NEW BRITISH VIEW A TOPIC Sir Ronald Expected to Tell of Changed Attitude on 'Bargaining' Principle. CABINET SHAPING GOES ON Woodin and Wallace Call at Home Here -- Police Guard of 550 at Inner Circle Dinner. ROOSEVELT TO SEE LINDSAY ON DEBTS

CUNNINGHAM FIRST IN N.Y.A.C. GAMES AS 12,000 LOOK ON; Kansan Again Beats Venzke, Being Timed in 4:14.6 as He Wins Baxter Mile. SIEGEL DEFEATS TOPPINO Springs Surprise in 60-Yard Dash -- Kanaly Leads McCluskey in 2-Mile Run. BEARD TIES WORLD MARK Races to Victory In 0:07.4 In 60-Yard Hurdles -- Hornboatel, Sandier, Spitz Also Score. CUNNINGHAM FIRST IN N.Y.A.C. GAMES

Manchukuo delivers ultimatum to Chang Hsiao-liang, demanding withdrawal of Chinese troops from Jehol on threat of attack by Japanese and Manchukuoan troops; Soong, Chang Hsiao-liang and other officials arrive at Chengteh (Jehol City) from Peiping; assure populace that China has abandoned non-resistance policy; Manchukuo completes preparations for offensive

Leaders at Jehol Capital.; MANCHUKUO SENDS WARNING TO CHINA

Addressed by H A W Wood, printing press inventor

TRACES EVOLUTION OF HUGE PRESSES; Inventor Holds Newspapers Were Discoverers of Art of Mass Production. MACHINES NEARLY PERFECT Accuracy to 5-1,000 of Inch Is Combined With Lightning Speed -- New Device Described.

LONDON, Feb. 8 A COUPLE of years ago I suggested in these columns that what ailed the theatre was the reluctance of writers of the front rank to give their time to it. It appeared to them, and with reason, that the stage, although it might be extravagantly profitable now and then, offered no assured and honorable outlet for their work.  

HUGH WALPOLE EXPERIMENTING WITH THE THEATRE

Half of Dodge County cheese factories, condenseries and creameries forced to close; pickets dump milk near New London and in Winnebago and Waupaca Counties

MILK STRIKE SHUTS WISCONSIN PLANTS; Half of Creameries and Cheese Factories in One County Close as Move Widens. PICKETS BEAT SMUGGLERS Thousands of Pounds of Fluid Are Spilled in Road and Highways Are Blocked.

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PARIS. WITH a suddenness that has dismayed not only French governmental circles but the other chancelleries of Europe, Franco-Italian relations have taken a turn for the worse. Only a month ago France sent a new Ambassador to Rome, Senator Henry de Jouvenel, and already reports which have been verified tell of his cold reception by Mussolini and the difficulties he is finding in making contacts.  

FRANCE AND ITALY WIDEN THE EUROPEAN RIFT; FRANCE AND ITALY WIDEN THE RIFT IN EUROPE Sharpened Rivalry Touches Important Problems and Emphasizes a Cleavage

Congressional Medal Sought As Reward for Mrs. Cross

Feature article on White House detail of Secret Service

SAFEGUARDING THE PRESIDENT: A RIGID TASK FOR VIGILANT MEN; In His Attack on Roosevelt, the Miami Assassin Challenged a Strong System

Seattle Budget Cut $30,189,419.

Feature article on relations of Japan and the League

COLOMBIA INVOKES LEAGUE COVENANT; Council Will Meet Tomorrow to Consider Action in Undeclared War. INQUIRY AS FIRST STEP Colombia Charges "Flagrant" Violations by Peru of Treaty Obligations. COLOMBIA INVOKES LEAGUE COVENANT

LONDON, Feb. 18. -- Provided there are no unexpected delays in the delivery of aircraft or materials, the Mount Everest expedition may be ready to attempt the flight over the great peak by March 25.  

MUST FLY EVEREST BEFORE MAY RAINS; British Expedition Expects to Soar Over Highest Peak Soon After March 25. HOPES FOR UNIQUE PHOTOS Pictures Taken at Such an Altitude Are Likely to Reveal Facts on Range Hitherto Unknown.

JAPANESE AND THE LEAGUE NOW STAND FACE TO FACE; Geneva's Official Censure of Tokyo's Role in Manchuria Due to Be Voted by Assembly in Coming Week CABINET WEIGHS WITHDRAWAL Possible Arms Embargo Among Suggestions Which Will Confront Washington When Our Cooperation Is Considered

Budapest school girls defy parents and doctors in dieting

February 19, 1933

Headlines from February 19, 1933

CORBETT,RING IDOL DIES AT AGE OF 66; Ex-Champion Succumbs Here to Cancer -- He Believed He Had Heart Disease. FIRST SCIENTIFIC BOXER His Defeat of Sullivan in 1892 Started New Era -- Also Was Actor and Promoter. CORBETT, RING IDOL, DIES AT AGE OF 66 JAMES J. CORBETT, THE MAN AND THE FIGHTER.

Boy, 8, Killed by Auto After Saving Sister; Police Rescue Drivers From Crowd of 1,000

CERTAIN OTHER EVENTS

HENRY ADAMS AND HIS "FAILURES"; A Brief Biography of the Author of "The Education" HENRY ADAMS. By James Truslow Adams. 246 pp. Illustrated. New York: Albert & Charles Boni. Inc. $2.50. Henry Adams

' More Masculine' Pictures of Christ Urged; British Prelates Deplore Usual Meekness