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President Tito of Yugoslavia with Emperor Haile Selassie
President Tito of Yugoslavia is here seen with Emperor Haile Selassie during his state visit to Ethiopia. President Tito's visit ended on Saturday. He is now in Egypt.—(United Press). Addis-Ababa, Ethiopia: His Majesty Haile Selassie I, Emperor o...
United Press Photos
Prince Bernhard at Emperor's Palace
Addis Ababa: At the Imperial Palace Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands meets Emperor Haile Selassie and the Empress. The Prince is paying a short visit to Ethiopia.
United Press Photos
Prince Makonnen Killed in Car Crash
Prince Makonnen, 33-year-old second son of Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia, died early today after a car crash. The Minister of the Interior Dedjadjmatch Mausfin Shillassie, was seriously injured in the crash about 40 miles from Addis Ababa. P...
Central Press Photos Ltd.
Princess Ruth Teaching in an Addis Ababa School
Princess Ruth of Ethiopia Teaching in an Addis Ababa School All the women of the Abyssinian Imperial family devote themselves to some professional activity. Here, Princess Ruth, grand-daughter of the Emperor Haile Selassie, is pictured at the sch...
Paul Almasy
Pictures by Relay of Planes of Actual Warfare in the Ogaden. These pictures brought to London by a relay of aeroplanes were taken by a staff correspondent in the Ogaden 30 miles south of Harar under actual war conditions. Photo shows: Ras Nassib...
Planet News Ltd.
Ras Seyum, Chief of the Abyssinian Army
Ras Seyum, Chief of the Abyssinian Army in the North who are now fighting the Italians. Ras Seyoum, who is reported to have crossed the Eritrean frontier.
Sport & General Press Agency Ltd.
The Battle for Amba Alagi, the last Italian stronghold in Eritrea. Ras Swoyum a powerful and friendly Abyssinian chief, seen addressing his Patriot troops before they went into action.
British Embassy
The Emperor Making a Tour of Inspection near the Camp
After a trek of 200 miles through jungle, the Emperor of Ethiopia has set up a camp in his own country, protected by his own patriots and a few officers. The picture shows the Emperor making a tour of inspection of the gun positions near the camp.
The Times of Ceylon Press
A recent picture of the Emperor of Abyssinia photographed in his study at the Palace in Addis Ababa.
War Office Photographs
The War's Modern Influence in Abyssinia
One of the effects of the Italo-Abyssinian war is the influence of modern clothes and habits on many of the natives. Here is a native at Dessie, headquarters of the northern army, carrying his topee in one hand, and a brief case in the other, on h...
Keystone Press Agency Ltd.