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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15
YOUNGsIlIIlI
R0vID HREk

JulldSl JOASCA, 41U ~. E1hI "
ford Ave-, a mutt szombaton.
este, oktober 9-en q West Fee.
deral St.-en olyan szerencset-
leniil utotte Ell aut6javal Char
les O'Connor 60 Ewes 1920
Highland Ave.-i lakost, hogy
par ora mulva a st. Elisabeth
korhazban meghaltl
O'Connor keresxtiil akart
menni a Federal St.-en, mikor
a szerencsetlenseg tortent, de
valoszinu a nagy ESQ es sotet-
seq Matt mem yette eszre Ju-
hasz gepjet hogy Jon es hir-
telen kilepett az utIk ugy, hogy
mar Juhasznak ndIn volt al
kalma eleg gyorsan megalli-
tani.
Juhasz a Verhovay 106-ik
fiok penztarnoka.
A Campbell The 10 Fria Ha
Club, amely ezelott ket evvel
alakult, megcserelte nevet Al
pha Phi Epsilonra, az vi tiszt-
visel6k koze negv lasztottak
Eperjesy Elenorat psnztarnok-
titkarnak.
Foldrenges. Youngstown kor-
nyeken oktober San reggel az
Albert es McHenry st. kor-
nyeken eros f0ldcsuszamlas
tortent, ugy hogys q hazak es
benne a targyak elmozdultak
a helyiikrol.
Elloptak SO szeket a Youngs-
town. Y. M. &C. A.-t6l meg a
mutt napokban tartott Eucl1a-
ristic Congress ideje alatt. Is
meretlen hanis nevet es ci-
met adott alakok kertek kol-
csOn a tisztvisel0ktol, hOgy
maid vissza hozzak, de meg
ezideig mem sikerult nyomuk.
ra akadni.
81 =
Frank w. Barton, Youngs-
town varos penziigyi igazgatoja
a varosi tanacs ulesen beje-
lentette, hogy az eredeti $625
900 varos altal kibocsajtott
szUkseg penzbol Scrip meg
mindig $426,OOO erteku forga-
lomban van.
Ohio allan belugyminiszte-
riurna nyilvanossagra hozta,
hogy az allan kulonb0z6 re-
szeiben 184 helyen fognak sza
vazni ital kerdesben.
Az Ohio allami Supreme
Court elutasitotta a Socialist
Labor Party kerelmet, hogy
tegyek a partot a szavazo ce-
dulakra. Az elutasitas Okla
hogy mem volt eleg alairo.
Internal Revenue u. S. TO
| gyasztasi adoban az elrnult liz.
lett evben Ohio allanbol be-
folyt $189, ,524,569 az Egyesilt
Allamok kincstaraba.
Tizenket Civil Service alias
iiresedesben a varosnal, 6 a
rend6rsegnel, 6 pedig a varosi
tuzoltosagnal. Valoszinu, de-
cemberben lesz a legk0zelebbi
Civil Service vizsga az allasok
Ibet0ltesere.
A Shenango Valley Water
! Co., arnely ellatja vizzel Sha.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-10-15

A Shenango Valley Water
Co., aruely ellatja vizzel Sha-
Evening star., 1936-07-06
society News of Washington Residents and Negbong
By the Way-
Beth Blaine

BLUE sapphire stretching out
eshe Fourth Southampton Long Island
The whole week end however, entirely
souhamptones love and adore the place.
the fireworks and
floats prizes donated the charge
always headed oBrn Maay
dusty pink dress chine with white
an T STRAW STRAW mat & with VT m white earnGn % on the front and Mrs
linked with that Of whom
boring villages which nothing short of thrilling Speaking
evening fortunately unoceuped house For the sake
smith and very musical and delightful husband MAJ WaTner
m the world appeared from the vaaus @ dnn parties s
m an Many se e mgec 1a m sous nnood up the Other end Of
of whitney Their Fourth Of
July party'hh is also their ~eddng anniversary become
the year IT. scg ds d,sss Gsa @ on Of the eg0s TYPE 8e
example that amusing hare all Spring
Jacket and Saturday night Just of
morning i found at least $50 people enjoying themselves no end
the orchestra going
southampton too had its dance at the shnnek Golf Club which
sa and r snod the Fun r sn Hous h 1aa d.
who was veek-endns at the National Golf Club
sHnday to ns5s ors ~s 81. ] unftsn @ & s the &
and 70 miles
Coli Of He The rest Of US spent
ome@nat dmec @ look the noon m oa 3 D nDm p' asci e9o 1H
Children SUMMING th their exhausted bm odoino nothcrs any
nS For os too feeble after the hectic saudng ny ngs s there @
the pool There again see the most enchanting children
% parent y shame! n '"" ""D u'"' " "0' "' D' many
July FOURTH in Washington could possibly
make it and those lucky this feat be
Donald Downe half finished
Called
swimming
archtect-need say in praise of its virtues?
Situated the crest hill ghmpcs
climbing
Bowle Hull
short to
looking perfectly Diana RoIand Toby
disappeared
Colonial house, others.
Evening star., 1936-07-06
Miss Peyton Hawes
Will Be Wed Today
To MIR. H. S. Dunn

THE wedding of Miss Peyton Hawes.
daughter of former Senator and
Mrs. Harry B. Halves. and Mr. Hender-
son S. Dunn, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward w. Y. Dunn of Lee. Mass, will
take place this afternoon in st. Mary's
Chapel of the Cathedral of st. Peter
and st. Paul, the Rev. William L. De
Vries, canon of the Cathedral, officiat-
ing. Only the members of the two
families and intimate friends will at
tend the ceremony.
A supper will follow in the apart
ment of the brides parents for the
wedding party and members of the
two families.
Mrs. Lloyd Moore of Glen Head.
Long Island, sister of the bride, will
be matron of honor, and Miss Bar
bara Dunn, sister of the bridegroom,
will be the only bridesmaid.
The best man will be Mr.. Charles
Dohn Randolph OF Winnetka. III.
After their wedding trip Mr. Dunn
and his bride will make their home at
5000 Nevada ave.
Evening star., 1936-07-06
Former Diplomat
To Wed Mrs. Burden
In Paris Tomorrow

THE marriage of Mrs. Burden,
widow of James A Burden of
New York, to Mr.. Richard M. Tobin
of San Francisco, former United States
Minister to the Netherlands, will take
place tomorrow in Paris. The cere-
mony will be performed in the pri-
vate chapel of Cardinal Verdier, who
will officiate, and wedding break
fast for relatives and intimate friends
will follow in the home of Col. and
Mrs jacques BalSan.
Mrs. Burden, formerly Miss Flor
ence Adele Sloane. is a daughter of
Mrs Henry White, widow of former
United States Ambassador to France,
and visited her mother when she
lived in Washington before the death
of Mr.. White. She is daughter of
the late Mr. William Douglas Sloane
and granddaughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Vanderbilt.
Mr. Tobin served as Minister to the
Netherlands during the Harding ad-
lninistration and is now president of
the Hibernia Savings &, Trust Associa-
ton of San Francisco. He made the
trip to Paris with Mrs Burden S
daughter, Mrs. Blake Lawrence of
New York, who will be among those
at the wedding tomorrow.
Evening star., 1936-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Nat H. Wood of Stock
ton, Calf, are stopping at the Dodge
while in the Capital.
Evening star., 1936-07-06
Envoy to Attend
Ceremony Today
In New York City

THE Minister of Greece, NJ. Deme-
trios Sicilianos, is in New York
today, where he will attend the we'd
ding of Miss Nancy Hooper of Wash
ington, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Hooper of Fredericksburg,
Va, and Mr.. Stephen KoundouriotiS,
chancellor of the Greek Legation.
The bride will have no attendants
and will wear a gown Of white lace
made with small train and tulle
veil held in place with orange bios
SONS. She will carry bouquet of
gardenias.
The counselor of the legation, M.
Nicholas Lely, will be best man.
A small reception will follow the
ceremony at st. Marks Hotel. After
a wedding trip M. Koundouriotis and
his bride will make their home in
Decatur Heights, Md.
Mr.. George Vournas of Washing
ton also attended the ceremony.
Evening star., 1936-07-06
Secretary of the Navy
And Mrs. Swanson to Go
To Rapidan Camp Today
Many Diplomats Move to New Residences
for the Remaining Summer Months.
Other News of Officials.

TINE Secretary Navy A Swanson will
street today and to the camp on
the Rapdan River, the mountains of Virginia where
they pass about 10 days The camp was used as Summer
White during regime of President Herbert Hoover
The Acting Secretary of the Navy and Mrs William H.
stand,ev guests of honor at and
Mrs Earl entertained in their home at East
Hampton Long Island Admiral and Mrs Standey were their
guests Sunday and shared honors at the luncheon with Mr.
and other house guests Mr. and Mrs W. s. Charske
of New York and Darien Conn., Admiral and Mrs
Emory who guests for several days Mr. and
Mrs Henry R. Sutphen
Of in tbs ze4s NJ na
has taken up his duties at the legation
Maj air n hs T1n9s5"S p
the At
a aa ae W Yer he sn
for
Mr. Kenneth Romney sergeant at arms Of the House Of Repre-
ssasties VACATION at Forest Inn Eagles Mere,
Hsns bas f4s 6s @ snes
California, he has taken apartment.
The secretary Of the Agene Embassy sos senUr Don
rsss. plsee "ns's ne has '''S
Of the Brazilian Embassy sso and ssnhGE
road and have established quarters the
5000 Massachusetts, avenue.
The of the Polish Embassy Mr. Mcha 4 Budny who
has taken an apartment.
Emory Scott Land will be those
6n the b MIS- en H e ssnd the
ing Secretary of the Navy and Mrs William STANDBY will chris
Admiral and will sail Wednesday for England to
spend month in the British Isles.
Walter A Short u S. A. and Mrs Short spending
route JeHerSon Barracks at
Louis Col Shorts new post at Fort Bennlng, Ga
Henry arrived their ranch
Colorado Springs where they went by motor week ago.
Maj Richard l. Cave who have been at White Sui
turn today their apartment in the Broadmoor.
Lieut. Comdr N and Mrs Douglas Morrison had as their
guest sister Mrs Donald K Jelks,
Of Fla who route home from the convention
Hamilton Lewis and went with Senator and Mrs Lew" to
Jeks went to Europe and with her
aunt during the Senator's serious illness in Russia
Evening star., 1936-07-06
THE memorial chapel Of the
Army Medical Center was the

"HE memorial chapel OF the
Army Medical Center was the
scene of a picturesque we'd
L ding yesterday afternoon when
Miss Irene Barlow, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. L. Barlow of Madison,
was married to Sergt. Paul Espen-
shade, U. S. A. son of Mr.. William
EspenShade of Wayne, Pa.
The ceremony was performed at
o'clock by Chaplain A. B. Oliver,
jr., and the church was decorated
with palms. ferns and white garden
flowers, with white roses on each pew.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father. wore long white chiffon
gown made on princess lines. with a
collar beginning at the front of the
neck and forming an open back.
Her veil of tulle was held in place
by a halo of orange blossoms. and
she carried brides roses and lilies of
the valley.
Miss Irma Zimmerman of Chicago
was the maid of honor and the
brides sisters, Mrs. Walter Stein Of
Prospect Park. Pa, and Mrs. Randall
Champion of Madison were the
bridesmaids. All the attendants wore
gowns of the same style in white
organdy made with long. full skirts
and short puffed sleeves. with differ
ent colored slips underneath, the
maid of honor wearing pink, while
one was in green and the other in
yellow They wore sashes and slip
pers to match the slips and large
picture hats of white straw, trimmed
predominating shades. Miss Zim-
norman carried delphinium and
sweetheart roses, while the others
carried bouquets of talisman roses.
Mrs. Walter Eyrick of Prospect Park
sang The Sweetest Story Ever Told
and cat Dawning," accompanied by
Miss Mary Schick at the organ. Corp
Steven Franks of Washington was best
man, while the ushers were Sergt
Charles A McAllister and Sergt
Archie NJ White. The bridal party
left the church under an arch Of bay
onets held by squadron of eight men
The brides mother wore a crepe
ensemble with white accessories and a
corSage of gardenias. Immediately
after the wedding there was a recep-
tion for 100 guests in the Administra-
tion Building.
Later the bride and bridegroom
sailed for Norfolk to pass their honey
Evening star., 1936-07-06
Mrs. Yarbrough
Motoring South

Mrs. Yarbrough, wife of Lieut.. o. D.
Yarbrough, u S. N, of Oak Crest, Va,
accompanied by her sister. Mrs.
Charles Baird Of Washington, left by
motor yesterday for Auburn, Ala, for
a tWo-week visit with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs E L. Brewer. En- route
they will make brief visits at Atlanta,
Ga. and Florence, Ala.
Thursday evening, Lieut.. and Mrs.
Yarbrough entertained at buffet
supper in their home on South Lynn
street. honoring Capt. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Candy of Walter Reed, who are
leaving tomorrow for the Philippines,
Capt. Canby's future assignment.
Evening star., 1936-07-06
Engagement
Announced
At Dinner
Miss Dodge to Wed
Mr.. Boiling Powell
In Fall.
engagement of Miss Dor
othy Joy Dodge to Mr. Boiling
r. Powell, jr., was formally

THE engagement Of Miss Dor
othy Joy Dodge to Mr. Boiling
r. Powell, jr.. was formally
Il announced Saturday evening
at a dinner party given by the parents
OF Miss Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Armour Dodge, at their Summer home
in Colorado Springs, Colo The we'd
ding will take place in Washington
in September.
Miss Dodge is the only daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge of Colorado
Springs and Washington. She at
tended Miss Madeira's School in
Washington and made her debut here.
She is an active member of the Junior
League in the Capital. On her ma
ternal side Miss Dodge is directly de-
scended from Thomas Joy, the archi-
tect Of the first State house in Boston,
and Miss Agnes Leclerque Joy, who
married Prince Felix of Prussia. the
personal aid of Emperor Maximilian,
and who was decorated with the
Grand Order of San Carlos by the
emperor for her bravery during the
Mexican uprising Of 1867. Miss Dodge's
forebears on her paternal side settled
in Salem, Mass, in 1929 Her great
grandfather, Henry S. Dodge, was a
prominent member of the New York
bar and was appointed to the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Powell is the eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Boiling R. Powell of Bir-
mingham, Ala. He attended Starke's
University School in Montgomery, Ala,
Birmingham-S Southern College and the
University of Virginia, graduating with
the degrees of bachelor of arts, master
Of arts and bachelor of laws. Among
the collegiate societies of which he Is
member are the Alpha Tau Omega
fraternity. Phi Beta Kappa, o. E. K.
and the Raven Society. While at the
University of Virginia he was ap-
pointed editor of the Virginia Law
Review.
Mr.. Powell on his paternal side is
descended from the Powell family of
Loudon County. Va and from
Col. Robert Boiling, who came to Vir-
ginia from London in 1860 and mar
ried the granddaughter of Pocahontas
On his maternal side he is descended
from the Arnold family of Rhode
Island. the members of which took an
important part in the War of 1nde-
pendence and formation of the Fed
eral Government. Among his forebears
who have occupied prominent posi-
tions in the political and business af-
fairs of Alabama are Judge Samuel
Jackson Boiling of Greenville and Col.
James Powell of Birmingham.
Mr.. Powell is an attorney in Bir-
mingham and is member of the
Birmingham Country Club.
Evening star., 1936-07-06

Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert L. Began
Continued on Fourth Page.)
Evening star., 1936-07-06
Miss Barlow Married
Memorial Chapel at Army Medical Gen.
ter Scene of Wedding Yesterday.

moon at Ocean View. the bride wear
ing navy blue polka dot dress with
white accessories for her travelling out
fit. After July IS the couple will be
at home at 7l43 Georgia avenue
northwest.
Mrs. Espenshade was educated in
Madison, where she was active in the
Junior Service League, and for the
last six months has been the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Virgil Phipps of
Takoma Park, Md. Mr.. and Mrs.
Phipps gave supper party for the
entire bridal party Friday night in
their home.
Sergt. Espenshade, who has had II
years of service and 4 of foreign serv-
Continued on Fourth Page)
Evening star., 1936-07-06

Mrs. Robert Lee Kayser expects to
close her apartment at the Shoreham
Friday and will go to the West Coast.
dividing her time between San Fran
cisco, Seattle and Oregon. She con-
templates returning to the hotel the
first Of October.
Evening star., 1936-07-06

Miss Lillian Gay of st. Paul, Mimi,
is staying at the Dodge while in the
Capital.
Evening star., 1936-07-06

Mr. and Mrs. Burton Burnett have
returned to the city after a wedding
trip through the New England States
and Canada. Mrs. Burnett was. be-
fore her marriage at Foundry Metho-
dist Church June s. Miss Elizabeth
Tonkin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tonkin of this city.
Evening star., 1936-07-06

Maj Mrs Richard L. Cave who have been at White su
Springs holiday week end expected to re
turn TO-DAY to their apartment in the Broadn1oor:
Evening star., 1936-07-06

TINE Secretary the Navy and Mrs Claude Swanson will
their house street today and go to the camp or
Rapdan River in the mountains OF Virginia, Wnere
thev will pass about camp used Summer
Evening star., 1936-07-06
Residential
Washington
Social Notes
Mrs. James A. Frear
to Sail for Europe
Wednesday.

TORMER Representative and Mrs.
- James A. Frear left for New
York yesterday. Mrs. Frear
L will sail Wednesday with her
daughter, Mrs. Allen johnson of New
York, on the Queen Mary to spend
few months touring the continent.
Mrs. johnson, the former Miss Mar
guerite Frear, is well known in Wash
ington, where she lived for number
of years. After Mrs. Frear and Mrs.
johnson sail, Mr.. Frear plans to re-
turn to his apartment at the Shore
ham.
Mrs. E. H. G. Slater is visiting her
nephew, Mr.. Kenneth Shaw Safe and
Mrs. Safe at Ocean Lawn, their Sum-
mer home at Newport. Mrs. Slater
leased Hopedene, her place at New
port, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel P.
Hill, and she will go abroad later In
the Summer for several weeks stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Sweeney of
Charleston, W. Va, spent the brief
Holiday at White Sulphur Springs,
where they occupied a cottage on
Florida row. Mrs. Sweeney formerly
was Miss Alicia Rodgers. daughter of
Mrs. Philip c. Coffin, and Mr..
Sweeney is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas B. Sweeney of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ. Escavaille, jr.,
have returned from London and Paris.
They will leave by motor tomorrow
for California, the Canadian Rockies
and then to Maine, returning to their
apartment September 10.
Mrs. Blaine Lipscomb has joined
yachting party off the Virginia coast
for the Fourth of July week end, and
will return to the Shoreham in a day
or so.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Russell Bishop, the
latter formerly Miss Marciel Green
halgh, have taken a cottage at Eagles
mere, Pa. for the Summer, where
Mrs. Bishop and their children are
already established. Mr. Bishop
spends week ends and holidays with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Burnett have
returned to the city after a wedding
trip through the New England States
and Canada. Mrs Burnett was. be-
fore her marriage at Foundry Metho-
dist Church June s. Miss Elizabeth
Tonkin, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tonkin of this city.
Miss Lillian Gay of st. Paul. Mimi,
is staying at the Dodge while in the
Capital.
Mrs. Robert Lee Kayser expects to
close her apartment at the Shoreham
Friday and will go to the West Coast,
dividing her time between San Fran
cisco, Seattle and Oregon. She con-
templates returning to the hotel the
first Of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nat H. Wood of Stock
ton, Calf, are stopping at the Dodge
while in the Capital.
Mr. and Mrs Gilbert 7, Pocan
Evening star., 1936-07-06
Maj. and Mrs. Allen
At Atlantic CITY

Maj. and Mrs. Hugh A. Allen Of
Aurora Hills, Va, with their son, Mr..
Hugh A. Allen jr, and daughter. Miss
Coils Allen, are spending a few days
at Atlantic City.
La gaceta., 1936-10-19
SIC N UN VAPOR EN-
Ell LAGO erie
Perecieron 10 tripulGRtes
u ana mujer

Cleveland, oct, ia Gator
ce millas de Cleveland, en- ell La
go Erie, Sc hundi6 aver ell vapor
canadense "Sand Merchant"
pereciendo sus 10 tripulantes y
una mujer que llevaba como pa
sajero. Muchos de los marines
ros pasaron horas ~agarrados a
los botes salvavidas, pero al fin
perecieron. Siete hombres fue-
ron rescatados por dos vapores
de carga. Los supervivientes Sc
nombran Rack Meusa, William
Clifford, Fred Morse, Martin
White, ell captain Graham Mac
LELAND, Herman Daugh y un in
dividuo conocido por Jack.
La mujer que viajaba en- Ell va
por Sc llamaba Bernie Drinkwa
ter, de Port Stanley, Ontario.
FL viento que produjo la catas
trofe desarrollaba una veloci-
dad de so millas por bora.
La gaceta., 1936-10-19
TEMBLORES DE TERRA
EN- Ell NORTE DE ITALIA

Veneeia,-Italia, oct195Un
temblor de TERRA que Sc sinti6
en- la parte de Italia y la nOrdes
tie de Yugoeslavia, produjo aver
la muerte a personals. Los da-
nos materiales son de bastante
importancia. Venecia sinti6 ell
temblOr, pero los danos han si-
do ligeros. Los temblores pro-
dujeron ell panico en- Zagreb, la
capital de Croacia, y la pobla-
ci6n de Lubano. En- la provincial
italiana de Canevas Sacile, ell MI
nero de muertos ha llegadO Il
Is. Corneliano informa de seis
heridos y un muerto.
Centenares de casos fueron
derribadas por ell fen6meno y o.
tras muchas sufrieron averias.
Miles de personals salieron a Ia
Gale con la ropa de CANA.
La gaceta., 1936-10-19
La Camara Guiana aprobo
una nueva Constructor
Sc garantiza la libertad de paIabras

dos los ministerios o departa-
mentos.
Sc dispone tambien que ell
EstaGo dedique ell so de sus in
gresos anuales a la progressive
appropriation de tierras qre aho
ra SON proriedad de extranje-
ros; Sc hace Obligatorio el cult
vo del suelo, y Sc planea ell par
celamientO de tierras entire los
cutanos necesitados. Solo los
cubanos Y las companies cuba
mas podran adqririr derecho'
sobre Ia terra. ell aqua y los mi
nerales, y todas las inexplora-
bles concesiones mineras seran
canceladas.
La Asamblea CONSTITUENTS
decidira 81 los presentes repre-
sentantes deberan servir por
cuatro amos o la mitad debera
vacar a los dos amos y la otra
mita1 a los cuatro. La Consti-
tuci6n debera ser aprobada por
la Asamblea Constituyente.
Sera ccnvocada la ConStitu-
yente para seis meses despue9
de que la nueva Constitution
sea aprObada.
La gaceta., 1936-10-19
INFORMADO Ell REY DE 10
QUE PUBLICAN LOS Pc
RIODICOS A~MERICANOS

Londres, oct. 19.-El rey E.
duardO VIII ha sido informad1
de 10 que los peri6dicos america
nos vienen publicando sobre
sus relaciones con la Sra. Err
nest Simpson, que ACADIA de pc
dir ell divorcio de su maridO,
Lego ell rey los recortes y sali6
en- autom6vil para una cacerfa
en- Sandringham. La Sra. Simp
son pas6 ell fin de semana con
varios amigos y no ira a la ca
cerfa.
Hasta pasado una semana no
regresara ell monarca. Copia de
10 publicado por los diarios a.
mericanos Sc ha archivado en-
Scotland Yard.
Los amigos de la Sra. Simp-
son dicen q. ell rey ha mostrado
a esta la mayor consideration
despu6s de que la petici6n de di-
vorciO fue presentada.
La gaceta., 1936-10-19
LEGO A STELLA, CON FUE
GO A BORD0, LA LUJOSA
MOTONAVE ITALIANA
VULCANIA

Roma, oct. 19.-Se comunic6
hoy que ha llegado a Stella, con
fuego a bordo, la motonave Vul-
cania, que llevaba LOO pasaje-
ros. La tripulaci6n combati6 ell
incendi6 durante dos horas do
minando la situaci6n.
Las llamas habian sido extin-
guidas cuando llegaron cerca
del vapor un destructor. dos re-
molcadores del serviciO de in
cendios y un trasatlantico y o.
tras embarcaeiones. Otros bar
cos siguieron viaje al e~nterarse
de que el Volcanic habia extin4
guido las llamas.
Los oficiales del vapor diceH
que los pasajeros coOperaron
con ellos, manteniendo ell ordem
Un POGO mas tarde la motto
nave continue viaje a New
York.
La gaceta., 1936-10-19
TODAS LAS FABRICAS DE
AEROPLANOS SERAN VA
CIONALIZADAS

Paris, octubre l9.-Anun-
clio aver ell ministro de avia-
cion, Pierre Cot, que todas las
f&bricas deaeroplanOs seran in
mediatamente nacionaIizadas.
Este incluye a las mayores com
pahias de aviaci6n en- Francia.
Ell gobierno Sc har& cargo de
los establecimientos y gradual
mente transformar6 las pro =
Piedades en- cuatro grandes ia
bricas.
Bajo ell Jlan los presentes di
rectores de cOmpahias segui =
ran trabajando previa la super
vision del gobierno.
Una ley aprobada por ell
Parlamento cOncede tambien
al gobierno el derecho de re-
quisar las fabricas de municiO
mes.
La gaceta., 1936-10-19
SALIO DE CALIFORNIA Ell.
PERIODISTA EKINS

Burbanks, California oct. 10
las 4:4O de la tarde sali6 en-
un aeroplano de la TWA para
New York, ell reporter H. K. E.
kins, del New York World-Tele
gram, que completara en- la Me-
tr6poli un vuelo alrededor del
mundo. CuandO arribe a esta
ciudad habra completado un
vuelo de 25, 8O5 millas en- 18
dias, IL horas y 35 minutes.
Ekins lego a California en-
el Hawaii Clipper, que lie ira
10 desde Manila. Cuando arrib5
a San Francisco SO lie pidi6 que
hablara por la Radio y dijo: Els
10 mismo que ir a diferentes lu-
cares en- un taxi. listed entra,
Sc sienta y lie lleyan. Cuando a.
rriba, reptile la misma opera
ci6n y Sc cumple al fin Ell time
rario. Mi viaje pudiera ser he
cho por cualesquiera Otro turis-
ia. Todo 10 que Sc necesita es un
billete de pasaie.