New York, Sept. 2.
TIN WEEPING with hurricane intensity along the eastern New England coast, the storm that lashed New Jersey yesterday was expected today to hit New York City and Long Island with the with force of a gale.
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Blowing in off the Atlantic, the storm killed five persons, washed away dozens of homes, cut communications and caused damage estimated in excess of US$1,000,000 when it ravaged the Quite, Sept. 2.
Dr. Carlos Arroyo del Rio, President of the. Upper Chamber and former Provisional President, was today inaugurated for a four-year term the constitutional President of Ecuador.
Dr. del Rio succeeded Dr Aurelo Mosquera Narvaez, who died in November, 1939, Ecuador had two Provisional Presidents after the latter's death.—United Press. a ceremony outside the main gates of Windsor Castle.
The first ambulance was donated by Mrs. Kennedy, the Ambassador's wife, and was accepted on behalf of the town by the Mayor, Mr. Norman Butler.
Mr. Kennedy declared ti the American ambulance service for Britain was being developed rapidly and that he hoped the activities of the corps could be extended throughout Britain before the end of this month.
Commenting on Saturday night's German air raids on London, Mr Kennedy said: "Bomb dodging may be a new kind of sport for some people, But it merely interrupts night's rest and that is nothing ne to married men who like myself have many children." The nine children—United Pres New Jersey coast.
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