disposed to rehabilitate themselves." Transfer took place the next day. The first inmates would arrive at Alcatraz Island in 1934. October 13, 1933 (Friday) Thirty workers were killed in the explosion of a fireworks factory at Visakhapatnam in India. President Roosevelt gave the FBI principal jurisdiction over the Lindbergh kidnapping case, 19 months after the March 1, 1932 disappearance of Charles Lindbergh, Jr. The romantic comedy-drama film Bombshell starring Jean Harlow and Lee Tracy was released. October 14, 1933 (Saturday) Germany announced that it would withdraw from the League of Nations, after the three Allied Powers of World War I (France, the U.K. and the U.S.) denied its request to increase its military. October 15, 1933 (Sunday) Esquire, which billed itself as "the magazine for men", published its first issue, with 100,000 copies that sold out quickly, despite the high cover price of fifty cents. The cornerstone for the future Haus der Deutschen Kunst (literally the "House of German Art"), was laid in Munich by Adolf Hitler on a special "German Art Day". Hitler's aide Albert Speer would later recount that the building's architect Paul Troost, had designed a ceremonial silver hammer for the event, but that the hammer broke while Hitler was using it. Troost would die four months later, and Hitler would tell Speer, "When that hammer shattered I knew at once it was an evil omen. Something is going to happen, I thought. Now we know why the hammer broke. The architect was destined to die." The Philadelphia Eagles played their first regular season NFL game, more than a month after the other teams had begun play, losing to the Giants at New York, 56-0. Died: Nitobe Inazō, 71, Japanese diplomat and Christian October 16, 1933 (Monday) In parliamentary elections for Norway's Storting, the Arbeiderpartiet gained 22 seats to win a plurality (69 of 150 seats) but was still six short of a majority. The Commodity Credit Corporation was established by Executive Order 6340 in order to make loans to farmers in return for their delivery of their crops to a warehouse or grain elevator for use as collateral. Union County Junior College, the first community college in New Jersey, began classes. October 17, 1933 (Tuesday) Albert Einstein arrived in the United States, on board the ocean liner Westmoreland as a refugee from Nazi Germany, and took up a position at the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton,