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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
statesmen BANQUET HERE
TRADE EXTENSION BUREAU
HOST TO TRAVELLING MEN
John NJ. Miller and &. II. Sydnor Urge
Message OF Rtchmond Market
lie Spread.

More than $50 travelling statesmen.
representing practically every line Of
wholesale business In Richmond, met
at tho Business Mems Club last night
US the guests of the Trade Extension
Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce.
y. Z. Sydnor, chairman of the Trade
Of tho gathering following q dinner.
by urging that Richmond statesmen
carry forth through tho South and their
territory the story Of Richmond's ad-
~ community spirit and constructive
interest in the welfare and progress OF
the merchants with whom they deal
was declared by Chairman Sydnor 30
be essential to the success OF the sales
mon: their firms and Richmond as a
marketing place.
John NJ. MILLER Speaks.
Following Mr.. Sydnor's address, John
NJ. Miller, 1r.. president of tho First
National Bank. paid high tribute to
the city Of Richmond in an address,
a salesman representing Il Richmond
firm Years of honest dealing. conscr-
NAtivc. constructive progress. founded
upon firm basis, had developed in
liichmond business houses and in Rich
mond as a city real character, he dc
Cltrcd
Merchants throughout tho south
realized this fact. MIR. Miller asserted
and he urged upon the statesmen That
they continue TO maintain this charac-
ter meaning SO much for their success.
Character Us Essential.
Character capacity, credit and cap:-
;a'. hc declared to be tho essentials in
successful business Enterprises. with
character and capacity first. for with
these credit and capital would join.
Ed. Subway, song leader for the
War Camp Community Service. led in
singing during tho dinner hour. other
speakers were on tho program AMI
with tho close of tho meeting came
the unanimous pomisc Of the statesmen
;hai they would go forth during the
coming year to bring moro merchants
10 tho ItiChmond ma TX cts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
FINISHING CODE REVISION
Committee Working on New building
Regulations Ready to Draft
Its Report.

Work OF the committee which is re-
rising the building code for Richmond
is said to be almost complete and the
drafting of the report. to the City
council is practically all that rcma ins
nouncemcnt made yesterday.
For several months the committee
has been holding meetings in tho Of
with his advice has been revising tho
code: IL is declared that the present
building code which the city has in
forcc is antiquated. and that tho re-
vision OF IT Will be n material helm
TO builders and he an cncoura gene nj
to constructive enterprises. The com
mittcc expects to make report with
in the next month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
PAY TRIBUTE TO sUFFRAGIsT
Resolutions Passed by Richmond
League on Death OF Mrs.
4. o. TAYLOR.

RESOLUTIONS on the death OF Mrs.
Mice Overbcy Taylor. one OF the most
Equal Suffrage League. were adopted
at meeting OF the league yesterday.
tribute being paid 10 Mrs. Taylor and
Eer work by Mrs. Charles q. Boshcr,
president of the league.
From 1913 to 1919 Mrs Taylor
volunteered her services as executive
o ftiiiresarE OF III tne state league; opening
and placing them on "A business basis
Miss Josephine Miller. of Arkansas.
spoke at headquarters yesterday Q:
the work OF the suifragistS in that
State. Mrs. H. l.. Richa rdson was
chairman OF the meeting.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
SCHOOLS WILL OBSERVE
NATIONAL THRIFT WEEK
fcc5inEs to EducuIc students IN saw
s.s.S ing VIII lie Conducted in
g. Richmond.
connection With I'll
Na... ,.p,,,,,.F.,

1kNYln, = connection Win inc NatlOua!
BHlrHt Wees campaign cooperative
Meetings wi.l be hold in the Richmond
Ypublic schools for the purpose OF teach
&QE thrift IA an asSc; to Tile students
psters drawn by conservatives Of
[ery. grade. vii! be displayed in the
.s5ehpols 10 advertise Tho objects o. the
fhrfft week campaign
5sgSs I2roErams IN the schools Will be.
{Singon Benjamin Frankln's birthday
january IL. when tho teachings of
{Iiranklin about thrift viii bc discussed
: Elmong the pupils, to h" followed ty
programs OF cducationnl
4Falue.
IIt was stated Yesterday that more
RthAn T36.-iV had been deposited by
B4udentS from Scptcnb.r 10 Cnrisrmas
hts does no include tn, Savings Of
he John Marshall High Scupni sta
dents VINO nave separate system.
3GtxthiS amount about $4,000 was with
BSTawn before the holidays but large
|sfteposiis are expected IN January @hich
cove ,Ala amount More than
OF $500 each week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

c:-ncantc n services win be conducted m the
ucSinnlnE 81 1880 o'clock = spccini scr
kcN. bF. Henry -. Gruisncr
~ ANNOUNCEMENT was made last night ,ba,
~, nc anhua' meeting OF the Second Eaptist
S murIh; :aiiyd Tor tonich;. had been post
p"ntd until SUNDAY afternoon at 80
the annual reception of tho McC;ii cath
n in,io mon !" i'S members will bc hold on
i t:,,, r. mmt, o'clock. At it, home. so
nccm arrnnfeh and there viii he refresh
nicnt:'. y feature Of the iay Will l,s tho
showing OF morinS nicturcs
r. i nhc"anso oI The iiIncss of judge =. {.
hlchhrds40, 81 thc liustinEs Court all cases
on TIC docket which Wore set for vcstor.
day We're continued and no court was hold.
Watch night services viii be conducted
INC, pastor: icv. Roscoe NJ White, to-
nlSht ~ IL o'clock. Special music viii br
rendered hy the church choir.
In tho City Circuit Cour, Yesterday rotic.,
or motion tor iudcmrnt was doch"tcd l,v
Tue ''scColh Mil and Elevator conn, II :
vi me MaIGh1stcr Nils for ss75. An
s sn ~s, to The defendant by, The rlatu'il,
icr"h IL tho ground tor the suit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31

HOLIDAY IS PROCLAIMED
City Employees VIII BE Relieved From
Duties Tomorrow Accord
Ing 10 Law.

Mayor George Ainslic issued a pro.
Ciamation yesterday declaring New
Years Day holiday for employees O;
the city. The proclamation reads
The LIST day OF January being de.
clnrcd by the laws OF ;his Common
wealth TO be Il public holiday notice
Is hereby given that on Thursday,
J9nusry I, 1920, the municipal Offices
viii he closed, and that work in ali
the city departments. except such work
determined by the heads OF the respcc-
tive departments. will he suspended
during the whole o! that day"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
PLAN WELCOME FOR 1920
!. VI. {. n. t. Hold ODen House and
Watch Party for Members
TOniDht.

Cshering. the old year out and the
new year In will be attended by spe-
cial exercises ut the Central Y. NJ G.
a.. Tonight the Old South Quartet
WI sing in the main lobby at $50
O'Clock. and at II o'clock there will
nc more music. pictures and "A watch
mectinS. Open house will be cou-
quoted 10 members and friends all
day
Entertainment will be furnished at
i:3U o'clock tomorrow afternoon for
boy members and their friends. while
az o:3V O'Clock senior members and
their friends will see Wilfrid, a wizard.
magician, and Rianhard, a black face
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Auxiliary Arranrcs Dance

Auxiliary Of the Grays will give a
costume dance Saturday night at the
Grays' Armory. Prizes Will he :S.Yardcd
10 the most original and striking cos
tune, but the dancers arc asked nv
tho members Of the auxiliary. who will
act as chaperons, that they como I'M
masked. The dance will begin at $50
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
or DIR. ANDERSON CHOSEN
NAMED HEAD OF RANDOLPH.
!, MACON W0MAN'S COLLEGE
uichp,Und College Professor VIII A.
sumo Duties az President ri i.Hnuh-
y s. burg April I.

DIR, Dice Robins Anderson. mem,
Der Of the faculty OF Richmond Col
( tary of the Civic Association OF Rich
nioud, was unanimously elected rrcs.
dent OF Randolph Macon Womans
Goi'eso, Lynehburg. at a meeting OF
( The trustees OF that institution held
yesterday. afternoon at o'clock in
the parish house OF Centenary Meth
DR.. Anderson made a brief speech
OF acceptance when Scnt for and in
lie viii assume his new duties April j.
Judge +. -. Newman. president OF
tue board OF trustees was chairman
OF the special committee appointed on
NoYomber Is TO make rccommomda.
tons Tor. a successor Ia Dr. W. \.
Webb. whose death occurred several
Many Trustee. Attend.
Other members OF this special com.
SSsharlo'ttSssvillo; Or. II. i sherman. Of
Ashland, and Edward T. sheaey, Of
LynchburS.
ss1 Irus'e g p, P.essni al The excsqt,yc
noon. besides the COMMITTEES With TIC
exception OF Or. sherman. were: pr
j: c. Reed, 'of Bedford City; Or. !. y.
Simpson Of NortollS. II. Scldcn Taylor.
9f Richmond; Or. w. W. Edwards. OF
a re5tEm' VI Il. !, L. FHlta % AieS.
pr. y. ) Latham. OF Danviilc: Isaac
:. Naushan, OF Ashland; Frank tai
oott OF Danvilie j. r. Catiin Of Dan
George T. Booker OF Norfolk; Walker
y Psityjohn. or Lynchburg: 6. {. wright
M Petersburc, and &. ". iIardwIck
APT Fichmond.
= Noted ~ Civic Worker.
Dr.. Anderson as executive secretary
the Civic Association has been
Fromincntly identified with civic at
airs m Richmond for y nunhcr of
ears; and i wldely KNOWN in cduca.
resent head Of the department, OF his.
Dry and political science in Richmond
;olleEe. and is the author al William
ranch Giics-A study in the Politics
ditor OF the ,Richmond College Ills
orical Papers tor three years be-
Inning with 1918
Dr. Anderson was born in Chariot
,esvillc April -. lNSu. the son OF James
Mtand Mui7Sarct Anderson.
Attended Military school
His preparatory education was in
iioge Military Academy, BLACKSTONE
We was graduated from Randolph
Macon COLLEGE In 1900. receiving his
a. NJ. IN i3oI lie WAS given thu. I'h
-. by Chicago University in 1912 For
iNo years. iHci-'u2. he was professor
81 mat helnat!cs IN Central Female Cot
.ySe' LeA1hSi"n; Mo, professor OF his
lory IN Handu!ph- Macon Academy,
Bedford City. tor two Years. 1907 %; !:
i.iincipi! OF Chcsa prdIc Academy, Iry-
thgton, i?c@-'"t. Tie FOLLOWING year
nc wa president OF Willie ualScll
college. Ntnita. OKLA, and IN the nest
ny IntNtrSitl of Chicago.
- For the last ten years pr Anderson
,&iaS been u member uI tho taculty of
Es!'lchnund College.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
THREE AUTOMOBILES STOLEN
Thieves Again Active, Hcmo,ing One
Car From LaraIc ind Others
3 49, FROM streets.
AuLanobil,

Automobile ';h.evcS are again active.
sthrettiowners having reported the loss
OF their car within The last thirty 4.
SslS hours. NJ J: Cohen 80 East Grace
s{ hsad,er fe lSr was 5 ois ing: his
y eoloagIng TO G. =. Wills 5ic We,
Marshall street va. taken from i
garage In tho rear al 1910 West Main
Strcsd. The Other thofi wan mar OF
nm Overland, property Of w. ~ Ward
800 NORTH First street ..oiru rom
.SEsSyhihc Broad street station
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Arrested on Wedding Day.

When WIIiiam kcys. =, was ar.
ThlEncd IN Police Court. Part II yes.
ing u descr;or from tho United States
Navy, IL developed that hc wa being
htid prisoner on tho day set Tor
h:s MARRIAGE. In spite Of this hc was
rtmnnde4 10 . cell in the Third sta.
ZION. and Wi! be turned over to Tn.
naval authorities This morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Employees nrc .nunu.,ed.

Employees of the NJ. l.. Stone Motor
Company and Il few invited guests were
entertained At a banquet by Grover
G. Dula. president of the company, q;
RucEer,s Hotel last night. The guests
listened 10 u talk made by w Kirk
Matthews. also several short talks
We're made by the employees
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
I.cgion I,Inn. Smoker.

I'm informal smoker for American
Legion and all cX-scrvice men will be
given 1T the. Army and Navy Club.
Main and lielvidcrc. tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock. There will also he
the regular New Years dance tomor-
row night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-31
Three Wonderful Values

are featured in the sale, beginning this morn
ing, which offers Corsets Of Il very much
higher degree of style and quality and work
manship than one can possibly encounter at
ordinary times. Even if one doesn't actually
need Corsets, it will pay to investigate these.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-27
Senoritas! Introdazcan
I'm pane hunedecido
entire sus cabaEl0s
~yre3obIavan su
belIeza
;Pruehen este, Ell peIo Sc p0ne 7igo-
rose. b~rii!arte, onduloso Y her
moso desde luego.

iInmediatamente? Isl. de We
ras? Esa es su gran virtud. Sus
.abel!os Sc tornaran delgados. ondu-
antes, r;cos Y abundantes, Y parece-
ran tan suaves, tan lastrosoS, como
los de una nina, despues de ap!lcar-
Sc Ia "Danderine." Haga iucgo Ia
orusba. Humedezca IN PIANO o lien
20 con una poquita de "Danderine'
e i~ntroddzcaIo Embellishments en- L
cabeIlos. frotandolos al mismo ITEM
DO. ligerameate. Esto limpiara el
pelo del polvo, dc Ia caspa y de Ia
excesiva grasa, Y en- unos cuantos
momertos habri redoblado listed Ia
beIleza de sus cabellos. Una delicio-
sa sorpresa espera . aquellas que
han descuidado cl aseo de ST. pelo, Q
que 10 tengan aspero, escaso, reese
co, Quebradizo o debil. Ademas de
hermosear el cabel.o, Ia "Danderine'
disueIve toda particula de caspa;
Iimp;a, purifica Y vigoriza el cuero
cabeIludo. desterrando para s,cmpre
las ~picazores, Ia caida del pelo, pero
10 que mas Ia agradara q listed Sc,
"a yer que despues De usarlo unas
cla0tas seman2s, lie sale @ueyo pe!o
tino : pequeho a. principle, 81, perU
reaLmeate nrs~o pelo cEe POGO q PC
co VI crecie2do e. su cabeza. 81 Us
ted Sc preocupa por tene- IN bcEieo
pelo, suave : abundante, COMPRISE
una botella de "Danda-iae", en- cual-
,quier botica o perfumeria, y hags lue-
go la prueba. ADV,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-27
UNA DECLARACION De KURT EISNER FUE 10 QUE
MOTIVO ST. ASESINATO EN- MUNICH
Asegur6 en- Berna que tenia praebas docuzaentaIes de las
r~elaciones secretas que mantienen 81 Estado Mayer
aIeman y eI gobierno del Soviet russo

III de los rivalcs politicos de Eisner,
estaba complicado en- Ell asesinato, Y
que los Ministries Timm Y Rosshaup-
ter, habian sido avisados secretamen-
te por Scheidemann, desde 'Weimar,
de cue salieran de Munich, porcle
algo le iba a acontecer q Eisner. Es-
tos rumores ayudaron g~Tandemente a
los espartacistas para lamar q las ar.
mas q los S0ldados Y obreros, Y ira
tar de aooderarse del poder. I'm car
nicero llamado Pedro, dispar6 sobre
Auer, c~ausardo,e heridas de las que
aun no Sc repone, Y los Ministries
Timm Y Rooshaupter fueron arresta-
dos, no sin habar estado antes en- Pc
ligro de ser linchados. Los espart2-
cistas con Ell apoyo de los obreros y
soldados ~asaltaron varias oficinas de
p~eri6dicos que co~rsideraban enemlgos
Y Sc apresuraron a proclamar una re-
publica de Soviet.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-27
LOS %ROLSHEVIKIS VAN A
RESTRINGIR FL BA-
no EN- RUSSIA

PARIS, febrero 26.-E1 gobierno
del Soviet en- Moscou esta regulando
ahora ell numero de banos que Sc per-
mitira tomar a cada persona en- los va
rios establecimientos Y lugares de ba-
nos publicos Y privados. Para Ell e.
fecto, segun dicen varies franceses
refugiados que han llegado de aquef
pals, Sc ha dividido a Ia p%oblacion en-
tres c~ategorias. A los que han sido
clasificaGos en- Ia primera, Sc les per-
mitira que Sc banen hasta dos wees
al mes; a los de la segunda categoria,
Sc les permitira banarse s6lamente u
na vez Y al mes Y al resto, jamas.
Ell costo de los comestibles, de los
que pueden ser obtenidos, na alcanza-
do precios fabulosos, por 10 que ell
hambre ha sentado sus reales en- esa
ciudad. causando miles de victimas>
La situaci6n Sc hace aun mas grave
en- IL capital rusa, por la falta de me-
dicinas, que no Sc ~cohseguian a min
gun precio, cuando los r%efngiados
f~ranceses salieron de esa ciudad. Ell
nImero de victimas cue ell haulbre Y
las Intermediates hacen diariamente
en- Moscou, es de 1000 a 5000.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-27
~2OMBARDEAND0
LOS ALEMANES A Los
POLACOS

VARSOVTA, Bolonia, febrero 20
Ell Coronel Graves, Jefe de Ia Mission
americana en- Polonia, telefone6 aver
desde Posen, diciendo que ACADIA de re-
eresar de una vista al frente en- don
de habia encontrado que los alemanes
estaban bombardeando activamente
las posiciones polacas, habiendo caido
muchas de las granadas del enemigo,
cerca de los lugares donde e! estuvo.
Viajeros que han llegado de era
covia, dicen que tropas checas Y po-
lacas estan combatiendo en- S region,
en- IN punto distante de C~rasovia, me-
nos de veinte nlillas, pero ningunos
detalles Sc dan acerca de esos COM
bates.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-27
ESTALLAN NUEYAS
REYUE7"sS EN-
BADEN
Sc DEBEN A FRICCIONES
ENTIRE CAMPESINOS
YL0S OBRER0S
En- Sajonia han ocur-ido tan-
bien l~egantamienios,
pero no de carac-
ter grave

BERLIN. febrero 26.-Despachos
cspecialeS recibidos de Mannheim hoy,
dicen QUO varias revue tas de campo
sinos han estallado Ell diversos distri-
tos de Baden, q c~cnsecuencia de las
fricciones entire los consoles de obre-
res Y los ca1npesinos, q%uiencs Sc mues-
tran resembles por Ia dictadura de
los Soviets.
Los socialistas rad:cales Y los es-
partacistas han iniciado IN movimien-
to rara derrocar- al actual gobierno
de Sajonia, en- donde "a Dieta electa
recientemente Sc iba a reunir aver.
Una huelga general Sc proclanl6 Y
la communication ferrocarrilera con
Halle, uno de los PARTICIPATES empalmes
ferrocarrileros en- Sajonia, Sc int
rrumpi6. Sc dice que los espartacis-
tas han tornado possession de Plauen Y
otros centres industriales.
En- Leipzig, los socialistas indeper-
dientes han lanZado IN manifesto en-
ell que piden ell retro Gel gobierro Dc
Weimar, deciarando cue constituyr
''un impedimento para Ell socialism, :
la liberation del proletariado."
Los socialistas undergraduates en-
Saionia Sc dice cue estan trabajando
activamente para proclamar ALI Ia
repUblica del Soviet.
Despu6s de las namfestaciones r.
dicaIes en- Pima y Plauen. los radi-
Gales Sc apcderaron de las Oficinas Y
tallc.cs de los p~eri6dicos no ~socialis
tas, y ordenaron a los ~empleados :
trabajadores que salieran dc elias.
El trabaio Sc ha paralizado en- muchas
fabricas de Sajonia, por Ia falta dc
fuer2a electrical, pues los radicales Sc
han apoderado de las diversas plan
tas Q interrumpido los cables. trasmi-
sores en- otros districts.
Las Ultimas noticias Tecibidas di-
cen, sin embargo, cue la revuclta no
Ia estallado en- Dresden, nj ha TO-
mado caracteres inquietantes en- Leip-
sing. que son las dos ciudades princi-
pales de S~ajonia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-27
.UKRANIANOS 7 POLACOS
FIPMARON "a UN
ARMISTICIO

LONDRES, febrero 26.-Un despa-
cho de Farsovia recibiGo hoy en- esta
capital, da cuenta de que ell domingo
en- Ia nochc- Sc concluy0 IN armisti-
clio entire los polacos y los ~ukranianos,
que sc puso en- efecto a las seis de Ia
tarde de csc dis. Ell armisticio pc.
dra scr roto con IN aviso de doce no.
ras de anticipation, pero Sc re que
este case no Sc dard, toda vez cue
Sc estan hacienda esfuerzos por con
cluir una trecua definitiva sobre ba-
ses mas cstables.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-27
MISCELANEA

Cantos q Il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &c Tersos
ac-Gst:cos. fornades con nomSrcS de nu-
5ere. por ogden alfabtlco 6Vc
Don Juan TeDorjo..Nucva sdlcign De! ee
En- Casa hj,ua.-Payin4s de- 3est.crro,
por AiarueiMGzqujz B!anco ........... tee
n Voz dc l. Sa:uraleza-Colccci0n de
hs-riusas : morales hIstO=ict2s ......Si.9V
Las Nil y una EoeheE-HermoS1 eo!eec'on
q, cuentos orien;ales. Edici6n = a rus
80, 75c
Las I:i y una Nochcs.-Empcstada... SI-uo
Los Nl = IN D:aS.-CUcntcs aSaSes y per.
SIS. t--duciGos NJ rasteliaro--...-..-:-sl.Vv
La Ley de DiCs.-Cc'ccci50 de ~lcyeccaS hS-
saGaE On los principles Ge. DecalogO, poT
De- Maria del Pillar SlaEeS .--.-.---$i-2o
Nujeres C5lc5rcs dc NcNicp.-EecOpilacion
dc ir:c-csaatcs dates sgs-r iS mCleEes
ms not2b.es que ha p-cigciLp -icSlco.Sl--0
Ware sIredeaor de! Nuudn.-IH-crcSante
relate de IN yia;e ror las principles
,-riCnPS dol Girhu ISc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-02-27
DyRECTpT,E nUE P0DRA
C2UZAR e. ATAANTIC0
Les c~oasS-ry5 Inglatarra Sc
c-etarente, cGn-o ma
resgue>ta 81 su0eG-zep-
geIin aIem5n

LONDPES. fcbrcro 25.-El dir;Ci-
bic mas grandc de, mundo hara en-
brevc 81 a0arioi6n or Irylaterra, en-
dorde cst5 2cabardose dc c~onstruir.
Sierra csc anarato Ia resnUesta de In
glaterra al super-ZeDYeiin ' So cons
truccion Sc h. eStado llevando 4 &C.
DO secr6tamenta, De acuerdo con los
planes Y proyectos del Almirantaz@o.
Sa,~in Sc ha dcclarado. 81 nuevo
diriCible In nazado con 6%ito las mas
seyeras nruehos de construction, cue
Cos frnc:orarios del Ministerio de
Aerostaci6n = Ayiaci6a han podido
imaCinar. 10 Gnico cue falta nor
c~omnrobarsc es 81 ~velocidad de vUalo,
Y sus capaciGades para m~aniobrar.
Scgdn sc dice, Sc a2r& IN inleuao
par ~estahlecer IN record de velcc;dad
mundial para ezta cl2se dc dirigibles,
rues en- a ~actUaliGad, csc record 10
tiene Alemania. y segun Sc sabe, es
de sesenta a setenta millas por no.
re-.
FL cruzamiento del Ccc2no At!anti-
60. cue hasta ahcTa no sc ha lcgra-
DO ror nin~uu dirigiblc, Sc cree que
0c9ra realizarse sin tenor por el
tseinta y tres" desLrn2c;6n runler;-
"a c2n "a que IS cooocEFo l2sta ahoca
i future reE De Is ajEsz. Sc nre-
znme que :! ul@yo dGgi5le p2ara h.
81 esa ltraveSs con Z ve-ocIad
% zese..a malas gor h2-a, NIngl-
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