Evening Star Newspaper, October 12, 1930, Page 93

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, OCTOBER 12, 1930. L) " Spain Also Becoming Americanized Skyscrapers, Good Telephones, Subways, Yankee Autos and Many Other Modern Conventences Make Madrid Europe’s Most American City, Though All the Revo- lutionists Seeking to Establish a Republic Seem to Have Been Beaten. e 4 ¢ ¥ Spanish telephone company of Madrid. that he isn’t strolling down the Main street city, Sidney Franklin, the Brooklyn boy who of the best bull fighters in the world. ) willing to become “life president of Spain,” he might discover that he had no excuse for living BmmMdewhhfld- ing his crown on his head. Big business doesn't want it to slip. A disturbance would hinder advancement. The Spanish grandees who surround the A éigiifigéi 4 ;ly !ii iy t Hh i ; » » : E i L i 1i Hi i EE : ¢ & £ I