PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS
NOTIFIED 15 OF PERSONS
WHO MAKE PACIFIC HOP
(By The Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 5, —
Pan American Airways tonight
■notified fifteen persons among the
hundreds who applied for passage
on the Pan American Clipper plan
es’ first passenger flight from San
Francisco that they have been
.granted tickets for the flight next
month.
Douglas Fairbanks, motion pict
ure actor and his wife the formfer
Lady Sylvia Ashley, were among
the group to whom first flight tick
ets were issued.
Others to obtain tickets for the
first passenger flight by Pan Am
erican Clipper from Frisco were,
R. F. Bradley, San Francisco man
ager of the Standard Oil Company
aviation department, Thomas H.
Beck, New York, president of
Crowell Publishing Company, T.
F. Ryan, Frisco aviation execu
tive, Mrs. Clara Adams, Strods
burg, Pennsylvania globe trott
er and lecturer, G. R. Carter Jr.,
Honolulu, George I. Brown, Hon
■olulu sugar magnate, Edward B.
Brier, Honolulu chief engineer of
the Dillingham interests in the
Pacific Islands, Herbert Shipman
of Hilo, Hawaii, cattle rancher,
Lois Weinsheimer, Manila, vice
president of the Calamba sugar
estate, Dr. Bol Marlin, Texas
writer and oil magnate, E. N.
Bachrach Manila motor company
executive, Mrs. B. M. Laurithen,
Manila manufacturer, and Colon
el Charles Bartley, Chicago whole
sale grocer.
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Conflicting Claims
On Spain’s War
Received
f"By The Associated Press)
UNDATED, Oct. 5, — Proud
confusing claims of strategic vie
t.ory from both sides, made a
question mark of the heart of the
war in the Madrid sector.
The government contended its
militiamen raged down the main
highway southwest of Madrid,
taking the Maqueda junction and
then fought westward to a point
near Santa Olallo, which, if true,
would have severed the main in
surgent supply line from the fas
cist base at Talavera de la Reina.
Insurgents stated their southern
flanking column took Illescas and
cut the southern supply line to
Madrid of the defenders, at a
point 22 miles south of the capi
tal, and then cut toward Naval
Carnero, which if seized, would
cut off the militiamen.
The insurgents by wireless,
warned foreign shipping they
might shell all of the southern
and eastern ports from Malaga
to Barcelona without notice.
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Inventor Said
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Following Trial
(By The Associated Pressi
San Francisco, Oct. 5, — Fog,
aviation's greatest foe has been
conquered, it was reported here
today. Credit for the discovery
goes to C. R. Pleasant, San Fran
cisco chemist, who has been work
ing on the problem for eight
years.
His invention was tested here
over a period of weeks, by Army
engineers and it was claimed that
under the most adverse condi
tions it cleared ground fog from
a landing field for a radius of
half a mile and a minimum alti
tude of 500 feet.
Even more amazing is the claim
that it cleared fog from the Gold
en Gate channel for an area of
16 square miles in a witnessed
demonstration.
The device is similar to a small
incinerator in which certain
chemical combinations are burn
ed and the resulting fumes dissi
pate the fog. The “released heat,
absorbed into the air, creates a
dry area that attacks and dissi
pates the fog”, said Pleasant.
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Double Pair of
Twins Divorced
For N on-support
fBy The Associated Press)
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 5, — On
December 17, 1934, Ray Alvin
Sebring and Roy Calvin Sebring.
twin brothers and both marines,
married twin sisters in a double
ceremony.
Today, the twin sister, Lois,
Maude and Louise May, charged
non-support and got a double
divorce.
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NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT
No. 483
In the matter of the estate of
JOSEPH HENDRICH, deceased.
In the Probate Court for the
Cape Nome Precinct in the 2nd
Division, of the Territory of Al
aska.
Notice is hereby given to Char
les Hentrich, 1323 Bromberg Av
enue, Dubuque, Iowa; to Adolph
Hentrich, 2323 Pinnard Street,
Dubuque, Iowa; to Edwa d Hent
rich, 1464 West Seventh Street,
Davenport, Iowa; to Francis E.
Riley, 3427, 24th Avenue South,
Minneapolis, Minnesota; to Mrs.
Bernard Short, McHenry, North
Dakota; to Raymond John Illg,
Lime Creek, Minnesota; to Vin
Lime Creek, Minnesota; to Vin
icent S. ILlg, Slayton, Minnesota;
to Aloysius G. Illg, Lime Creek,
Minnesota; to Adolph N. Illg,
Slayton Minnesota; to Charles
Victor Illg, Slayton, Minnesota;
| to Mary M. Illg, Lime Creek,
Minnesota:
That the Administrator of the
Estate of Joseph Hendrich, deceas
ed, has filed in said court his
supplemental and final account
as such administrator, and that
Monday, the 30th day of Novem
ber, 1936 at the hour of eleven
. o'clock in the forenoon of said
day has been fixed by the Court
! as the date of hearing the ob
jections, if any, to said report,
and that at said time and place
: the said Probate Court will ad
judge and determine who the
. heirs and the distributees of de
cedent are.
TIJORULF LEHMANN
Administrator
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