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October 28, 1935

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Headlines from October 28, 1935

GARNER AND PARTY LAND IN YOKOHAMA; High Japanese Officials Greet Him as First Vice President to Visit Their Country. GETS A ROUSING WELCOME Delegation Goes Sightseeing at Once in American Autos -Emperor to Receive Garner. GARNER AND PARTY LAND IN YOKOHAMA

By Sterling Fisher Jr.wireless To the New York Times

in Japan

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Egyptians' Resentment Mounts Over British Military Measures; People Are Angered by the War Moves Made Without Consulting Them -- Deem Their Sovereignty Impaired They Assail Premier for Acquiescing on Own Responsibility. EGYPT RESENTFUL OF BRITISH POLICY

By Wireless to THE NEW YORK TIMES

Brit policy in Egypt causing pol repercussions

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FRANCE ACCEPTS SANCTIONS; GENEVA EXPECTS OUR HELP; ITALIANS ADVANCE IN NORTH; PARIS SETS ONE CONDITION Asks Only That It Get Four Days' Notice on Trade Penalties. BRITAIN PREPARED TO ACT League Officials Welcome the Washington Note, Hoping It Will Spur Laggards. REGRET LACK OF A VERDICT But Find the United States Stand 'Morally Encouraging' -- Trouble With Swiss Seen. FRANCE ACCEPTS SANCTION PLANS

By Clarence K. Streit.wireless To the New York Times

France accepts League sanctions on condition that she receive 4 days' notice in which to put them into effect; Britain accepts all sanctions; League view of U S note

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AAA TO INCREASE 1936 PORK OUTPUT; CONTROL WINS, 6-1; New Corn-Hog Pacts Expected to Permit Production Rise of 25 to 30 Per Cent. TO GUARD THE CONSUMERS Contracts to Cover Four Years Probable Under Long-Range Policy for All Crops. AAA TO INCREASE 1936 PORK OUTPUT

By Special to THE NEW YORK TIMES

control wins 6-1; 1936 output to be increased; Davis and Wallace comment

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ITALIANS ARE SET FOR A DRIVE TODAY; Seize Positions From Which to Advance on Makale on Fascist Anniversary. CENTRE GAINS 12 MILES Graziani Continues Progress in Southern Ethiopia -- Radio at Gorahai Is Silenced. ITALIANS ARE SET FOR A DRIVE TODAY

By the Associated Press

Italy's Eritrean army led by Gen Diamanti advances from Samiata to Adinefas in Feres Mai Valley on northern front; central column under Gen Pirzio-Biroli advances to occupy Feres Mai; takes village of Adi Mesas; important water supply reached; Ethiopian attempt to invade Eritrea along Setit River repulsed; Ras Seyoun expects attack on northern front aimed at Makale; wireless station at Gorahai silent; Emperor dines with 5 armies; wireless communication between U S Legation at Addis Ababa and Wash established; Graziani splits southern Ital forces into 3 main columns; Marshal Badoglio and Maj Gen Lessona leave Massaua for Italy

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1935Alan Clarke, English director and screenwriter (died 1990)^[†]

Alan John Clarke was an English television and film director, producer and writer.

Headlines from October 28, 1935

GARNER AND PARTY LAND IN YOKOHAMA; High Japanese Officials Greet Him as First Vice President to Visit Their Country. GETS A ROUSING WELCOME Delegation Goes Sightseeing at Once in American Autos -Emperor to Receive Garner. GARNER AND PARTY LAND IN YOKOHAMA

Egyptians' Resentment Mounts Over British Military Measures; People Are Angered by the War Moves Made Without Consulting Them -- Deem Their Sovereignty Impaired They Assail Premier for Acquiescing on Own Responsibility. EGYPT RESENTFUL OF BRITISH POLICY

AAA TO INCREASE 1936 PORK OUTPUT; CONTROL WINS, 6-1; New Corn-Hog Pacts Expected to Permit Production Rise of 25 to 30 Per Cent. TO GUARD THE CONSUMERS Contracts to Cover Four Years Probable Under Long-Range Policy for All Crops. AAA TO INCREASE 1936 PORK OUTPUT

ITALIANS ARE SET FOR A DRIVE TODAY; Seize Positions From Which to Advance on Makale on Fascist Anniversary. CENTRE GAINS 12 MILES Graziani Continues Progress in Southern Ethiopia -- Radio at Gorahai Is Silenced. ITALIANS ARE SET FOR A DRIVE TODAY

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