May 3, 1936

The curtain is falling on the last act of the Italo-Ethiopian War, and Premier Mussolini has his victory. In the brief space of seven months his armies have accomplished what non-Italian military experts the world over had called the impossible. They have driven a wedge 300 miles into the heart of a mountainous and forbidding land and they have destroyed virtually all of the organized defense that stood in their path.

notes by Shaw on background of play

Sermon on Christianity at Mass celebrating 100th anniversary of Ancient Order of Hibernians in Amer

WHILE listening to a revue, "Spread It Abroad," which is the most pointed and the wittiest revue that has lately been seen in London, I was led to ask myself what it is that gives to a work of art or to an entertainment an international circulation.

statement on capture

Rentals survey by Mayor's Com on City Planning

State Bd of Housing directs owners of Knickerbocker Village, Hillside Homes and Boulevard Gardens to gradually replace high income tenants with these of low incomes

Unable to meet payroll, assigns assets to workers

Close-hauled and heeling well over in a spanking breeze, 300 model yachts owned by young racing enthusiasts whipped across Conservatory Lake in Central Park yesterday afternoon in the twelfth annual sailboat regatta conducted by the Department of Parks under sponsorship of Bloomingdale's.

J.P. Morgan Co. issued yesterday the following statement regarding accounts of a memorandum, prepared by the banking house, on the Nye Senate committee's munitions investigation.