U.S. Warship Ready to Evacuate Inhabitant:
Seattle, June 2. Mount Veniamin on the Alaskan peninsula was shooting flames 1,500 feet high and blasting ashes between 20,000 and 30,000 feet into the air yesterday according to reports from the commander of the Coast Guard cutter Morris which is standing by at Perryville, Alaska.
Residents of Perryville will be evacuated on the Morris if such action becomes necessary. Most of ihe population, however, already has moved 50 miles north for the regular fishing season, The Coast Guard officer reported that ashes were covering the country-side near Perryville to a depth of between one to two inches. Natives from most settlements near the volcano evacuated early this week when the volcano became active for the first time since 1931,—United Press, Spanish Warship was Sunk by Germans Berlin, June 2
A mild sensafon was caused here today when the "Frankfurter Zeitung" announced that the Spanish Republican cruiser, Jaime 1, which went down during the Civil War, was tor-pedeed and sunk by German The paper outlined several dotal in connection with Germany's participation in the civil war, referring notably to the transport of Moroccan soldiers across the Mediterrahean to Spain.-—Havi Three Dead in English Railway Accident London, June 2
It is now stated that only three persons were killed in the train crash which occurred at a goods yard near Downham, a market town in Norfolk, yesterday.
It was originally stated that six persons were killed in the accident—Reuter.
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