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B-12
, MANY ARE MISSING
IN TYPHOON AREA
Known Death List of Thirty
Expected to Increase in
Japanese Storm.
By the Associated Press.
TOKIO, October 14.—Thirty tfere
known dead and many were missing
today following one of the worst
typhoons in years. Renorts that 200
persons were missing In the town of
Oga, Miye Prefecture, could not be
confirmed.
Torrential rains, accompanied by
high winds, swept Western and Central
Japan yesterday, leaving floods and
devastation In their wake In many dis
tricts. In the Tokio-Yokohama district
a slight earthquake occurred at the
height of the storm, adding to the
anxiety of the populace.
Considerable damage was done to
shipping and property along the cogstal
regions and the inland sea. The great
est damage, however, was done along
the Choshi River, in Miye Prefecture.
The river rose 20 feet in a few hours,
overflowed its banks and flooded the
town of Oga.
Numerous rescue parties were search
ing for refugees in the river districts
of Yamaguchi Prefecture, where sev
eral hundred houses were washed away.
Bridges and roads were washed away
in Osaka, Yokohama and other large
centers. Thousands of houses in low
lying districts were flooded.
ROOSEVELT IS GUEST
AT GEORGIA BARBECUE
New York Governor Declares
Occasion Is No Time for
Political Discussions.
By the Associated Press.
WARM SPRINGS, Ga.. October 14.
Georgians, including some of the State’s
outstanding political figures, gave Gov.
Roosevelt of New York a rousing “home
coming’’ at a barbecue here yesterday.
Some 2.000 or more from Georgia and
other Southern States attended. Mr.
Roosevelt had requested that the affair
be non-political.
Buttons and banners proclaimed Roose
velt -for - President sentiment, and the
Atlanta Firemen’s Band had a new
march, “Forward, Franklin D. Roose
velt.
Senator W. J. Harris of Georgia told
* newspaper men after the barbecue that
he had just returned from a trip through
New England "and foiind there as much
enthusiasm for Roosevelt as there is in
the South. There is no question,” Mr.
Harris said, “of his popularity with the
rank and file of the voters. Not only is
this true in New England and in the
South, but throughout the country. He
has reunited the Democratic party like
no other man could.”
Mr. Roosevelt, in a brief speech at the
barbecue, said "this is no time for poli
tics. It is just a friendly party of
neighbors.”
AIR ATTACK SQUADRON
FOR CAPITAL IS URGED
Army Air Reserve Officers Discuss
Plan for Base\t Bolling Field
■ Jr'
and More Flying Time.
Organization of an attack squadron,
to be based and trained at Bolling
Field, was begun last night at a meet
ing of Army Air Corps Reserve officers
of the National Capital area in Reserve
headquarters, Walker-Johnson Building.
Capt. Richard H. Ballard. Army Air
Corps, air officer for the 3d Corps Area,
with headquarters at Baltimore, was in
charge of the meeting, which was the
first of a series of Winter conferences
for officers of the Air Reserve.
Efforts will be made to obtain from
the War Department for the next fiscal
year an increase in flying time for the
squadron sufficient to permit adequate
training of the officer members who
hold pilots’ ratings. The squadron also
plans to ask for the assignment of an
air officer to take charge of Reserve
activities in the National Capital, un
der directon of Capt. Ballard, who is
in charge of Air Reserve work for the
corps area.
Don’t forget .
to see the
Doctor —
His 26 years experi
ence has given him the
proper tv>nic to renew
your Fall and Winter
clothes, blankets and
drapes. Drop in one of
his offices for a consul
tation.
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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, '-D. C., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1931.

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