Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1935, Page 93

PIC'l'I'iJRES 10 CENTS ELSEWHERE 8 PAGES IN GRAVURE ) WASHINGTON NEWS & FEATURES |K; g un ay a:f = C and SUBURBS . WASHINGTON. D. C.. SEPTEMBER 22, 193 BARON ALOISI WALKS OUT. Refusing to hear Ethiopia’s representative at the League:'of Nations’ session, Mussolini's stern-faced spokes- man caused a sensation when he walked out on the session. He is shown during the critical hour in Geneva. Associated Press Photo LEAGUE FACES TEST Historic session of the League of Nations at Geneva as it seeks to avert war between Italy and Ethiopia. At the back of the horseshoe table Premier Laval of France rests his head on his hand. The chair next to him had just been va- cated by Baron Aloisi of Italy when he walked out as Ethiopia presented her case. Wide World Photos Left: FIGHTING FOR PEACE. Premier Laval of France (left) and Anthony Eden, British delegate, con- ferring as they leave a League session A.P. Photo PRESIDENT DELIVERS MOUNTAIN-TOP ADDRESS. Driving up the new highway to the top of Whiteface Mountain in the Adirondacks. President Roosevelt looked out over surrounding peaks as he spoke to a gathering in this unusual setting. Wide World Photos YOUNG SAILORS HAVE THEIR DAY. Fair skies and a fresh breeze made perfect eager gallery watches Lawson Little tee off at sailing weather for this model yacht regatta the tenth hole in his national amateur title on the Capital Plaza Pool. winning match with Walter Emery at Cleve- © Underwood & Underwood. land. © Wide World Photos.