New Britain herald., 1928-11-14
Prominent PEOPLE
ON missing LIST
Persons From All Walks Of Life
Lost in Wreck Of VeStris

New York. Nov. IA R-Person
from all ranks of life, many of then
the missing passengers of the i'll
fated liner Nestris.
Among them are:
Major Yoshio Inouye. en- route tt
Buenos Aires. to assume the post O.
Japanese consul Mrs. Inouye wa.
picked up by the battleship Wyom'
ing.
Famous Auto Racers
Earl +. De Wore and Norman X
Batten. noted automobile racing dri-
vers, who were on their way te
South America to take part in :
number Of meets. De Wore had WITT
him his $4,000 racing machine. tho
Nickel Plate Special De Wore
lived at Altoona, Pa, and Batten al
Dayton, Ohio.
Noted Engineer
Charles NJ. Henrotin, information
ally known mining engineer who 1oi
many years was manager OF the
Kimberley diamond mines in South
Africa. He was on his way to British
Guiana, where he has represented
]. A. Sisto and Company, wal
street bankers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Fletcher Of
San Francisco, the former a for
eign trade expert who was en- route
to Buenos Aires to take charge OF
the South American sales force OF
the Caterpillar Tractor company
Mr.. Fletcher is a son of the Rev
Alfred Fletcher, Episcopalian cler-
gyman of Los Angeles.
Returning From Honeymoon
Mrs. o. S. Stevens. wife of the
manager of the Buenos Aires branch
OF the First National bank of Bos-
ton, who with her husband was re-
turning to Argentine after a three
months honeymoon in this country
She was the former GladW Ma,
Holt OF Buenos Aires. Her husband
was picked up by the American
shipper.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Brownfield OF
Louisville. Ky, who were on a three
months trip to Brazil where Brown
field was to introduce the product OF
the Kentucky Rock Asphalt COM
pany, of which he was chief en-
gineer.
We're to Seek Fortune
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Leuthauser OF
Jersey City. who were bound for the
Argentine to seek their fortune.
Sidney S. Hoppe, New York ad-
vertising agent for number OF
South American publications. who
was en- route to Buenos Aires for a
conference with officials of the
newspape La Nacion.
Tragedy in Forestyille
Mrs. S. j. Goodman, who was re-
joining her husband in Barbados
where he is manager of a sugar
plantation, after visiting her SON.
Louis Goodman of White Plains, N
Y: her daughter, Mrs. Marjorie
Burr of Forestville. Conn, and a
sister, Mrs. Charles Keith of larry
town, N. Y.
Mrs. Margaret Daugherty of Phil
adelphia, who was en- route TO
l,uenos Aires to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Leila X. De Repetto. wife OF
retired Spanish naval officer.
Noted Tourist Lost
Mrs. John NJ. Mills, OF Los An
geles, widely travelled tourist, IS
years old and the widow of the Rev.
John NJ. Mills, formerly a pastor at
Evanston. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Jackson, mis-
sionaries of Richmond, Va, and
their son, Cary, who were returning
to South America after several
months visit to this country.
Was Going to Wedding
Vincento Murri, of Philadelphia,
who was on his way to Buenos Aires
to attend the marriage of his sister
to Gaetano Abbadini. also of Phila-
delphia, who was aboard the ship
but was saved by the Berlin.
Isaac Nahen of the Bence Tour
ist Agency of New York, who had
postponed an earlier booking on the
liner American Legion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos FRANKIE and
two children, a daughter 81 years
old and a son eight. Mr.. FRANKIE was
en- route to Buenos Aires to take
over the branch Of Korting Broth
ers, manufacturers of compressor
engines, of Hanover, Germany. For
the last IS years MIR. FRANKIE had
been in charge Of the firms Mexico
City branch.
Two Families Wiped Out
Two families with three children
each we're among the missing third
clans passengers, Mr.. and Mrs. Jere-
miah Alleyne, formerly Of Brooklyn
n. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Headley, negroes, formerly of New
York.
Those Unaccounted For
The following names, which ap-
near on passenger hooking and
crew lists of the Vestris do not APP
pear in the list OF survivors, as re-
ceived by Lamport and Holt early
today:
Passenger
First Class
Brownfield. Mr.. and Mrs. w a"
Louisville. Ky.
Batten, Norman K, Los Angeles
Cabral, Miss lracema Dos Santos,
address unknown.
Daugherty, Mrs. Margaret. Phlla-
delphia.