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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-11
GETS NEW FRONT

The Beste IGA Grocery has rear
ranged the store front. The door
now being placed at a corner OF the
store room gives more window dis
play space. The interior Of the store
will also be redecorated, while the
outside will be done in the modern
istic manner. 80. .r.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-11
Students Take Part
in Dual Track Meet

Kennewick high school track
team travels to Milton, Oregon on
Thursday tc take part in a dual
track meet with Mac High. The
meet last year held at Kennewick
was very close, and the final result
was decided by the relay which was
won by Mac High. This meet will
be the first real test for this years
track team and several new men
will be expected to win points. The
boys are working hard to try and
retain the sub-district title which
was won last year for the first time.
However. Wapato and Toppenish
have much Stronger track teams this
year than In past years.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-11
E,nect Huge Relief Demands

washington, D. C.-With the
Congressional ECONOMY" program
thoroughly scrapped, it is now ex-
nected that the New Deal lobby at
the Capitol will transmit White
HOUSE demands upon Congress call
mo for a vast relief appropriations
increase, a large part Of which is
to be expended before election. The
Dole NAV this year alone approach
Il 500 OO0, 900, sum which a few
wears ago was believed extravaganza
for all federal expenditures, includ-
ine the upkeep and new construction
demands of both army and navy.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-11
Famous Actor Dies

BAY Shore, L. I.-William Faver-
snw, matinee idol of the Gay COS"
~ .r OF THE Squaw Man" and
ssoles Of other dramatic successes,
o on mere at the age of u. He was at
".e tlme married to the well-known
p a1, Julie Opp, divorced wife Of
49, t Lorraine, another popular
actor Of his day
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-11
coronado in Louisiana

Amite, La.-Four persons were
oled, ~ are missing, two churches
were destroyed and property dam
se entailed to the extent of $780,
w followed the trail of a coronado
mat swept Southern Louisiana. In
me last 40 years 343 lives have been
O& and 100000 property damage
= by tornadoes in this part Of
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-11

Mrs. Richard C. Grove OF Spo-
kane has been a house guest the
past week at the home of her SIS
ter, Mrs. A. j. Thompson. DR.. Grove
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. A. 9:
Rick plan to spend the weekend
here and Mrs. Grove will return 10
Spokane with them on Sunday.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-11
CROMWELL to Tour Dominion

~ 0aWa, Canada-For the first
coa,s e an American envoy to this
ths .ly Will tour the Dominion from
I Marltlme Provinces to British
vvslumola, when James H. r. Crom-
st.a, , new U. s. Minister to Canada,
man; s out in June on a speech
vh;aI e "Trip through the country to
s,anS u ne Is accredited. Notwith-
prsss g, the Juror created in con-
rasss ior his pro-ally remarks in a
ponn u. speech in Toronto, he is very
pu'ar on this side of the border.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-11
Time Changed for
KenneWick KFPY
Radio Program
Public invited to see how
and hear what is put
out over radio broad
casting station

Kennewick will be on the air
Sunday afternoon when the Spo-
kane radio station KFPY will broad
cast a half hour of Kennewick tai
ent on their weekly Meet Your
Neighbor" program.
The broadcast will be made from
the high school auditorium and the
general public IS invited to attend.
There will be no charge and a large
crowd Is desired. Program will be-
gin at four o'clock.
Studio technicans will give q full
dress rehearsal before the actual
broadcast to be sure that every
thing Is in proper order and prop
erly timed. The microphone will be
connected with the local telephone
system, thence over long distance to
Spokane, where 1t will be sent over
the airwaves from the broadcasting
station.
The program, which has been ar
ranged jointly by the local cham
Der of commerce and the Kiwanis
club, Is as follows:
Kennewick high school band will
be playing "Village Chapel" the
music fading out as the announcer
begins to speak. The announcer
tells of the program and other de-
tails concerning the days events.
The Schubert club will sing Elm
landia" and Deep River" after
which Walter Knowles as president
of the chamber of commerce, will
have the mike" for three minutes
in which to pack as much advertis-
ing for the community as he can get
in during that time.
His talk will be followed by q
solo and q couple of numbers by
the Kiwanis octet. Then the school
band will play "Dreadnaught Over
ture," following which Superintend-
ent E. s. Black will have three min
utes to tell about Kennewick'S edu-
cational advantages.
Then the Schubert club will sing
selections from their forthcoming
production, 'The Mikado" closing
with Beautiful Savior" which
fades out as the announcer closes
the program.
Here's your chance to see how
your favorite programs are put on
the air. Remember the time and
place, 400 to 4:30 Sunday after
noon at the high school auditorium.
Free!
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-11
MAKES CAR QUOTA

&c. Smith and his two car sales
men, were in Seattle Tuesday to at
tend a party given by the company
to those concerns which had gain
ed their quota of car sales. They
were entertained royalty. Mr.. Smith
drove back q new car from the as
sembly plant on the coast.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-04-11
The Weather

Weatherman Al Morgan has been
exceptionally good to this district
this year. In fact, he says he has no
notion-at the moment-of even
considering a frost this year. No in
dication of such is evidenced dur
ing the past week, at least, as the
following figures will indicate:
Evening star., 1940-01-14

jurors out of the $50 citizens sub.
poenaed. Where the jury will ulti-
mately sit has not been determined.
but courtroom in the Police Court
Building may be used as little, II
any. space is available in the Dis
trict Court Building. The jury can
serve until about April /.
Attorney General Murphy, when
filing letters on January 3 for au-
thority for the inquiry. mentioned
the names of eight persons and three
Communist corporations allegedly
involved. Henry G. ODonnell and
Floyd M. Rett, special assistants to
Mr.. Murphy, are expected to con-
duct the far-reaching inquiry. Under
an unusual procedure, information
developed here which touches on
of1enses in other jurisdictions will
be turned over to the prosecuting
agencies in places where the ofYenses
took place.
Will Deport Convicted Aliens.
Attorney General Murphy out
lined recently some OF the cases
which will come under scrutiny. The
Federal Bureau Of Investigation, he
said, has developed evidence Of
Evening star., 1940-01-14

ments against five individuals. Two
Of the cases have been disposed Of
by pleas OF guilty.
Many Scares Flare Up.
Many espionage scares have fiared
up in this country since the Euro
pean war began. Government
agencies have redoubled their ef-
forts to protect the neutrality Of
the United States and halt actiyi-
ties detrimental to its internal Sc
curity.
The F. B. I. has had $50 special
agents working to combat espion-
age and sabotage. Ten new field
offices have been opened to direct
the work. When the neutrality law
was being debated by the special
session OF Congress opponents Of re-
peal Of the arms embargo raised the
point that agents of foreign govern
ments would attempt to sabotage
American plants that turned out
munitions for their enemies. The
F. B. I. has been conducting a sur
Evening star., 1940-01-14
Proposed D. {. Bills
Will Be Discussed
Before Trade Board
Senator King Will Be
Principal Speaker
At Meeting Friday

A discussion of the Districts new
legislative program will be the high
light of general membership meet
ing Of the Board of Trade at 8 pm.
Friday at the ,Mayfower Hotel.
Senator King, Democrat, of Utah,
veteran chairman of the Senate Dis
trict Committee, who has been close
ly identified with many develop
ments in Washington in recent years,
will be the principal speaker.
Invitations also have been ex-
tended to other members of the
Senate District Committee, the
House District Committee and the
District Commissioners.
President Lawrence E. Williams,
In announcing the meeting, said he
was anxious to present first-hand
Information regarding possible de-
velopments in the demands for To-
cal suffrage and in the municipal
reorganization plans.
Tickets Going Fast.
Senator King has served on the
District Committee for many years
and has been its chairman for the
last four sessions of Congress.
"A near sellout of tickets for the
annual midwinter dinner of the
Trade Board has been reported by
Garrett Pendleton, ticket chairman.
Those who wish to attend are ad-
vised to call the board Office
promptly.
The dinner, centered around the
theme, The Days of the Golden
West" will be held February 3 at
the MayhoWer Hotel.
Awards to Be Presented.
Entries for the biennial awards
for excellence in design of build
ings In Washington and vicinity
must be in the hands Of the Munic-
ipal Art Committee of the Board
of Trade by noon Thursday, Febru-
ary /.
Leon Chatelain, jr., chairman of
the committee, is planning to pre-
sent the awards at the boards gen.
eral membership meeting in March.
The competition is limited to new
and remodeled buildings and signs
completed between January l, 1898,
and January l.. 1910. A jury of
three prominent architects will make
the selections for the awards.
Evening star., 1940-01-14
Senator'S 10 Help Select
Miss Attorney al Ball

Six Senators and a former presi-
dent of the District Bar Association
will act as judges to select National
University's Miss Attorney of 1910"
at the queens ball, to be held Feb
ruary at the Almas Temple.
The board of judges will be COM
posed of Senators Minton of Indiana,
Reynolds Of North Carolina, Truman
of Missouri, Holt of West Virginia,
Gurney of South Dakota and Pepper
of Florida. Godfrey L. Munter, for
mer bar president, will be the sew
enth judge.
Philip E. Shapiro, general chair
man of the dance. which is being
held for the benefit of the Docket,
the university's yearbook, said Miss
June Doleman and Miss Marguerite
Mcdowell are leading the contest
ants from the junior and senior
classes. The winner from each of
the three classes will be chosen
January 10.
Evening star., 1940-01-14

sabotage in automobile plants and
plans for further sabotage in the
automobile. aircraft and munitions
industries.
The Justice Department head also
said the grand jury will hear evi-
dence Of "anti-Semitic" as well as
other similar activities. Both organ
izations and personalities were in
yolved, he said.
In regard to agents of foreign
governments, Mr.. Murphy said that
more than one government is in
volved. Where aliens are convicted
they will be deported Immediately,
he said.
The grand jury also is expected to
look into dissemination of Com
munist propaganda, as well as false
registration statements, passport
falsiflcation and use of the mails
to defraud., Violation Of the income
tax law also may be developed.
The regular grand jury at District
Court last month returned tndict-
Evening star., 1940-01-14
King and Randolph
To Honor Cans

Senator King of Utah and Repre-
sentative Randolph of West Vir-
ginia will be principal speakers to-
night at a testimonial dinner at the
Mayhower Hotel in honor of Isaac
Cans, who will retire from the Alco-
hoic Beverage Control Board Feb
ruary after a long career of pub
lie service.
Other speakers will be Attorney
Alvin Newmyer, William P. Mere
dith, A. B. c. board member; Rabbi
Norman Gerstenfeld, Harry S. Wen
der and F. Joseph Donohue, who
viii act as POSTMASTER. Entertain
nent features have been planned
and testimonial gift will be pre-
sented to Mr.. Cans. -
Guests VII include many members
Of Congress, Government omcials
and civic leaders. along with their
wives.
Evening star., 1940-01-14

vey Of industrial plants with a view
to increasing protective measures.
The War and Navy Departments
nave been taking special precau-
tions to insure against our military
secrets being stolen by foreign
agents. Rigid restrictions have been
imposed on information regarding
our national defenses.
Inspectors of the Federal Com
munications Commission have been
on the alert to detect unlicensed
radio stations.
Evening star., 1940-01-14
Spy Probe Evidence
Will Go 10 District
Jury This Week
Justice Department
Is Expected to Make
Sensational Disclosures

The Justice Department this week
VIII begin presenting to q District
grand jury evidence of espionage,
sabotage and other subversive actiyi-
ties gathered in a Nation wide in
vestigation for the last six months.
The evidence is expected to be SEN
sational. Certain activities are re-
ported to have been undertaken for
the benefit of foreign governments.
The prospective members of the
grand jury will assemble Tuesday
Justice Peyton Gordon will select 23
Evening star., 1940-01-14

rudder. The Norwegian ship Rich
ard went to her aid, but radioed she
was unable to take of the 80 crew.
men because Of violent seas.
Latest reports said the German
vessel was drifting toward the coast
while the Richard stood by.
Evening star., 1940-01-14
Germon Ship Disabled
In Cole OFF Norwov
Nv the Aeeori.t>d pr>es

BY the Associated Press.
OSLO, Norway, Jan. 13.-The
6,418-ton German steamer Trauten-
fels was reported disabled late to-
night IN a gale north of Trondheim.
The steamer sent an SOS during
the afternoon saying she had lost A
La gaceta., 1940-06-10
lnglatena desembarco nuevas tropas en- Francia
Los franceses tienen dominada la situacion
Est6n listos los Aliados para hacer frente a Italia

LOndres, JUNO 10-Tropas in
glesas de refuerzo desembarca-
ron hoy en- Francia. FL primer
ministro Churchill lie avis6 hoy
a NJ. Reynaud que Ingla.erra re
propone darle la maxima ayu-
da possible.
I'm communicate dice que los
tanques nazis han llegado al Sc
ma, pero que franceses e ingle-
SEES combaten hombro con hom-
bro, como hermanos.
Mas de 10000 nihos de esta
capital van a ser trasladados a
sitios De mayor seguridad. FL
transpOrte de los nihos comen-
cara el jueyes.
Por la Radio. ell ministro de
information, Alfredo Duff Coo
per, le pidi6 a ks enecos que sc
preparen para rebelarse contra
los nazis.
la Rrsia Soviet, en- otr0 goE
pc de amoralldad politisa. rel-
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

Washington, JUNO 10.-El
presidente Roosevelt hablara
hoy por la Radio, a las 6:15 de
la tarde, desde la universidad
que fund6 ell iluustre dem6cra
ia Thomas Jefferson. Cuando
ell Presidente llegue a la Uni.
versidad Sc lie entregara una
copia del discurso que hoy pro
nunciara Mussolini declarando
la guerra a Francia e Inglate-
ira.
Todos los esfuerzos del Pa
pa y del presidente Roosevelt
para evitar la entrada de TIA
liaen la guerra, fracasaron
por complete.
FL pals, Sc dijo hoy por IN
alto funcionario, Sc ha entera-
do de otro siniestro movimien
to d.l fascismo. Estados Uni :
dos va no es neutral, sine una
nacl6n no-beligerante que pro
curara ayudar, en- TODD 10 po-
sible, aunque 81 nmandar tro-
pas a Francia G I~nglatera.
Debe reconocerse por los pc
cos paises libres del mundo,
que Eel dltimo cuarto bora de
la democracia, como dijera el
general Weygand, Sc aproxi :
ma.
Ell secretario de Essado
Hull declare hoy que la entra
da de Francia en- la guerra es
una tragedia para la humani-
dad, que va Sc baha de san :
gre.
Hablaba en- la alta CAmara
ell senador Lee, de Oklahoma,
cuando los periodistas lie avi-
saron que Italia hsbla entra-
do en- la guerra. FL senador do
la notieia y agreg6: 81 Hitler
derrota a los Aliados, la Anne
RIGA sera invadida.
Estados Unidos, manifesto
ell senador Pittman, presiden.
te del Comite de Relaciones
exseriores, acelerard "a esfueI
20 para syudsr 3 los Alisdos
La gaceta., 1940-06-10
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
La barbarie en- Francia. = Solo I'm canine. =
Comunistas en- Chile. = Hombre sin hombria.-
La bestia fascista en- la guerra. = Escuchando
al mOnstruo.

La barbarie hcha hoy con-
ira Francia y 10 hace apoyada
por 1900, 900 esclavos.
I'm ejercito de infelices t
irresponsables, mandado por
I'm maniatico que intenta des-
truir la cultura Y la civiliza-
ci6n!
Bien dijo aver ell embaja-
dor Bullitt, en- Francia, GUAM
do en6rgicamente declare que
los americanos saben de que
parte sc halla ell derecho, la
justicia y la decencia cristia-
ma.
Para los salvajes nazis, de-
recho, justicia y decencia son
tres palabras despojadas de
valor positive.
Ciudadano: tn deber esta
junto a los paises democrati-
cos y en- primer lugar, y sin
condolences, junto a Estados
Unidos.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10
.Francia Sc encuentra en- situacion
dificil, pero no esta cald
Hablo por la radio ell primer ministro Reynaud
~Tntensa algeria en- Alemania

olini es r%epulsiva a los princi-
los humanos v cristianos.
Los Aliados somos mas fuer-
Is en- Ell Mediterraneo cue en-
ninguna otra parte. FL mundc
- p-ea'a ~e, rs g valor Dc
fuerza moral.
Todcs les dispatches recibid7 IS
Inglaterra califican de trail
9atra FL golpe asestado a los
iados por Italia.
"Los i~talianos mantienan su
APPEL Gle leo Y TRADITIONAL de
elidores."
En- las GALES de Roma apare-
iaron hoy carteles representa-
10 a musculosos soldados italia
los liStos para la guerra.
Turquia lie ha hecho saber
hoy a los Aliados que esta lista
para cumplir sus obligations
bajo Ell trat&do de ayuda mutua.
La noticia de la entrada de
Italia EN- la guerra produjo ale
gia en- Alemania. Hitler mand6
dos despachos, uno a Mussolini
y otro al reyezuelo Victor Ma
nuel, d.eiendo que la decision del
Duce lie ha conmovido Y que
ahora los dos ejercitos pelearan
como buenos camaradas y her :
manos.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

ell puerto de Jibuti, la desmili-
tarizaci6n de C6rcega Y darle
a los italianos algunos privile-
gios en- Tunez. Mussolini soli-
citaba la entrega de Jibuti. la
isla de C6rcega, Mia, Saboya
y parte de Tunez.
Ell gobierno de Roma ha da-
do a entender que no atacara
a Jugoeslavia Y Grecia.
Las tropas italianas, segdn
un radiograma de Berlin, alta
can por la Riviera y en- direc-
ci6n de Francia.
Esperase queel mando itS-
liano disponga tambien que
Egipto Y Turquia sean ataca-
das.
rs possible que los italianos
Sc apoderen faeilmente de la
isla Malta, por cuanto Inglate-
ira la habia abandonado como
base militar. La escuadra Ala
da EN- ell Mediterraneo esta lis
ia para la acci6n.
La Bolsa de Paris suspen-
di6 hoy sus operaciones Y exis
ten indicaciones de que Ell go
bierno sera trasladado a ciu :
dads de la costa sur y possible
mente a Burdeos. La batalla
contin1a EN- toda su violencia
desde ell mar hasta Argonne.
Mas de 100 divisiones alema-
mes mantienen ell ataque, mien
tras la infanteria francesa Sc
agara al suelo de la Rep1bli-
ca. Una "cuna de tanques ha
sido avanzada hasta un lugar
a 35 millas de Paris.
ri primer ministro Reynaud
ordeno la cancellation del Con
sejo de Ministries convocado
para esta noche. En- la mana
ma de hoy, sin embargo. fun
cionaban en- Paris todos los mi
nisterios.
lmportantes documentos han
sido sacados va de Paris, Sc :
gun Sc dice.
La infanteria francesa solo
cede terreno cuando ell campo
esta cubierto de cadaveres ale
names.
I'll general Weygand dice
que ell 1ltimo cuarto de bora Sc
aproxima y de que ell deber de
TODD frances es agarrarse a la
terra de sus mayores y mirar
hacia ell frente.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

Paris, iuaio TO- Ell primer
ministro Reynaud habl6 por Ia
radio V Sc refir;6 a la entrada de
Italia en- la guerra, diciendo :
"Francia esta en- una situaci6n
difici!, pero no esta caida. 81 p:I
siderte Roosevelt Y el Papa na-
da pldieron hacsr para conser-
var la paz. Italia no quiso neqo-
ciar. Frania no puede morir v
Frar cia nc sera ccn1uistada."
La Gran batalla de Francia h
entrado en- su sexto dia, en- un
f~erte que Sc ha extendido Ia.
cia ell oeste.
FL ejercito frances ocasiona
un enorme nGmero de bajas al
enemigo y Sc retira lentamente,
con sus hneas intactas. Nues-
tres aeroplanos prestan efecti-
vos seryicios, pero su n1mero IS
inferior al del enemigo.
NJ es ell momento actual ell
mas adecuado para calificar. la
entrada de Italia en- la guerra.
La posteridad juzgara a Mus
solini y sus adlateres.
Mi predecessor Y. 70 cuisines
so~lucionar las diferencias con
Italia, por medios pacificos, sin
lograrlo.
La guerra declarada por Mus
La gaceta., 1940-06-10

con TODD, menos con soldados.
Claude Pepper, ell ilustre
senador de la Florida, comen-
to: LA tragedia que veniamos
anticipando, ha llegado. Qui-
"a este haga Que nuestros
Chamberlaines despierten y
ayuden sin demora al Presi-
dente."
LEGO hoy a New York, con
refugiados de Europa, ell va :
por americana Manhattan.
Uno de los pasajeros habl6
por la Radio y dijo que ell ma
yor peligro para los Estados
Unidos consiste en- la Quinta
columna.
Recogi6 hoy pasajeros anne
ricanos, en- Lisboa, Ell vapor a.
mericano Presidente Washing
ton. Cinco de ellos fueron trail
dos desde Casablanca, Marrue
cos frances, en- an destructor.
Ciano, segGn los despachos
de Europa, entreg6 la decla-
raci6n de guerra a los emba-
jadoras de Francia e Inglaterra
a las 80 de la tarde, bora de
Italia. Cuando Ell embajador
frances lie pregunt6 cual era
ell motive de la guerra, Ciano
lie contest6: Cumplir la prone
sa hecha a Alemania.
BESIDE ell Canada informan
que Ell min.stro de DEFENSE de
es pals, acompahado de yarios
funcionarios, pereci6 en- IN &C
cidente de aviaei6n.
La gaceta., 1940-06-10
IA HEST|A DE- ROMA DECLARE "A Guerra LOS A!|AD1S
Mussolini lie hablo a los t~ascistas y anuncio la
entrada de SUI pals en- Ell c%onflicto


PARIS, JUNO 10.-La bestis
fascista Sc puso EN- Marcia con
ira Francia e Inglaterra al me
diodia de hoy, bora de Esta-
dos Unidos. Dasde ell balloon
del palacio Venezia, vomitan-
do su odio contra la democra-
cha, Benito Mussolini anunci6
a los fascistas congregados
que la bora de la guerra ha-
bia llegado.
Cuando Mussolini hablaba,
va las cancillerias de Londres
Y Paris habian sido enteradas
de la guerra, por medic de los
embajadores de Mussolini en-
esas capitales.
Luego de anunciar que la no
ra marcada por ell destino ha-
bia llegado, Mussolini dijo
que ell rey y emperador, Vic
tor Manuel, habia seguido, CO.
mo siempre, ell amino de la pa
tria y sc habfa puesto junto a
la grande Alemania leal. La
Italia fascista esta de pie y es
fuerte. Solo tenemos ahora u
ma divisa: Veneer. y vence :
remos
Tenemos la conciencia tran
quila. Por medic de la victo-
ria daremos a Italia, Europa Y
ell mundo una paz larga y per
manente.
pueblo Italiano. CORE a las
amas y da a la patria nuevas
pruebas de tn coraje, valentia
y constancia."
Cuando Mussolini termin6
sus palabras dando por decla-
rada la guerra, la multitud fire
netica, dominada por los ca
misas negras, critic ,,su EMU :
siasmo incontenible."
Mussolini dijo que Francia
e Inglaterra controlan los re-
cursos y ORC del mundo, 10 que
es otra falsedad mas, por cuan
to Estados Unidos tienen EN-
sus cajas, en- Kentucky, 10000,
000, 900 de d6lares EN- orc y
Francia e Inglaterra, acumu-
lando todos sus recursos, solo
disponen de unos 1000, 000,-
900 8 5000, 900, 900.
Los franceses hicieron aver
su Gltimo esfuerzo en- pro de
la paz y lie ofrecieron a Italia
La gaceta., 1940-06-10
NADIA Sc SABE DE TRES
GRANDES VAPORES TIA.
A N

Roma, JUNO l0.-Nada Sc
sabe aqui del paradero de tres
de los mas grandes vapores
italianos, Ell Rex, Ell Conte Di
Savoia y Ell Augusta. Ninguno
de ellos sc encuentra en- los
puertos que usaban regular :
mente. Creese que vienen sien
do usados para ell transporte
de tropas. FL Rex iba a salir
hoy para New York, desde &c
nova, pero no Sc halla en- este
puerto. Tampoco fue visto ell
Conte Di Savoia.
Inglaterra dej6 aver en- IL
bertad al "Vulcania," que ha
bia sido detenido en- Gibraltar,
ell Ssbsdo,