Evening Star Newspaper, September 19, 1928, Page 23

| THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. T. WEDYESDAY. SEPTEMBER 19. 1978° KIDNAPED BOY OENTITES CATORS Points Out Photos of Men He! Says Abducted Him. By the Associated Pre: { CHICAGO, September 19.—Billy Ran- feri, 10-year-old victim of kidnapers who H was released last night by his adbucto: after being held for 13 days, today! pointed out the pictures of two Italians s the m ho kidnaped him. A. Scalzitti, a relative, told reporters that the lad. now at home, had named as his abductors Julio Salusso and Jas- quale Larocco, picking the pictures of the two men out of a group of 75 photo- graphs brought from the bureau of identifi n for him to scan. The names of a doctor and a lawyer who attempted to act as emissaries for the kidnapers also have been furnished the police, Scalzitti said, and squads have gone out to arrest all four of the suspects. T’:@ lad, who is 10 years old, was unhurt except for the eye discoloration, caused, he said, by a blow from one of the kidnapers' fists. He told a connected story of imprisonment on a farm and had a pood word to say for the man and woman who were his Jatlers. Gives Details of Kidnaping. | “They hit me over the head in the eyve wpen they dragged me into their car,’ illy said, reciting the details | of the kidnaping September 5. “They, kept telling me to shut up, and when ! I hollered anyway they hit me.” “The men who kidnaped me were ' Italians,” he said. “The man and| woman to whose farm they took me ! were French. I couldn’t understand | what the farm people said, but I can understand Italian. The farmers trenl-i ed me all right. Once I got away, but | caught me. | ‘The two men came several times, to the farmhouse and talked with the man and women, but I could not hear | what they said. Always they would loc] me in the closet when the men came. The boy's release came after poli had announced that their investigatiol was drawing a close net about the ex: tortionists. Billy said the same two men who had kidnaped him as he was starting home from school two weeks ago turned him lose last night. They put him in | an automobile and drove for half an hour, he said. They stopped and one of the men gave him a $10 bill. “Walk straight ahead,” the man told him, “until you come to a street car | track. Get on the car and tell the con- | ductor you want to go to Chicago. When u get there you can telephone your ! ather.” No Money Paid for Release. Chicago police immediately went to Joliet, Deputy Commissioner Stege him- self taking charge of the questioning in an effort to learn where the boy was held prisoner. Billy's father, A. Ranieri, sewer contractor, also reached Joliet a few hours after the boy was found, but he was not permit- ted to see his son until the officers had finished their questioning. Ranieri senior said he had not paid *a single cent” to the kidnapers. He would not say whether he planned to push the search for the extortionists or #id police who are holding three men in connection with the kidnaping. PLANS “ROOKIE” COURSE Hesse Will Assign 30 Policemen to Training School. Thirty “rookie” policemen will be as- signed to take the course at the police training school when it convenes October 1, it was announced today by Maj. Edwin B. Hesse, superintendent of lice. wm school will be conducted at the | seventh precinct station. Sergt. O. S. Hunt of the second precinct will again be the instructor. | = vk A botomist and a children's specialist have been nominated to oppose each other for the succession to Michael t of Austria, whose term expires at the end of November. Under the law political leaders may not be candidates for the presidency. The is Prof. E. Wettstein. tTh Glasses Fittea Eves Examined DR. CLAUDE S. 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White and the popular colors are included— 6Sc Perfect Qualit: aque Shades 85c Perfect 8:;1&’; (S)I‘:lg:x Shades 50(: ea. —3 ft. wide by 5 ft. 9 in. long. , 98¢ Perfect Qualit; aque and Holland Win?low syhfl':.q:t 75(5 ea. —Both 3 ft. wide by 5 ft. 9 in. long. $1.25 Duplex Shadex Window Shades $1.39 Cameo Shadex Window Shades $1.00 ea. $1.69 Handmade Oil Window Shades —Duplex and Cameo, 3 ft. wide, 6 ft. long. Hand-made Oil Shades, 38 in. wide, 6 ft. 9 in. long. $1.79 Perfect Quality Duplex Shades $1.98 Sunfast Holland Shades at— $ ]_ '50 ea. —3 ft. wide, 6 ft. 9 in. long. : Kann’s—Third Floor. Make-Up Boxes $1.39 —These boxes have a hinged “stand-up” cover, with a 6-in. oval mirror. The box has three heavy partitioned compartments, and is covered with colored paper, in a large assortment of attractive designs. 9'2x615x3-in. size. i Kann's—Street Floor. New Rayon Negligees In Average Women’s Sizes ° —You would not imagine, if we had not told you, that these pretty negligees were so inexpensively priced. Plain and two toned effects, in light pastel shades, also a few in dark colors. Sleeves are flare style, three-quarter lengths, and both sleeves and front are double faced; all finished with _ belts. Kann’s—Street Floor, “MAJESTIC” Electric Radio As Sketched Without Tubes $137.50 —This is a seven-tube radio, and has the Majestic power speaker that reveals a fidel- ity, breadth and magnificence of tone without distortion which is really unusual. A beautiful walnut cabinet, with front panels of matched burl walnut. The price quoted is for this radio without the tubes. With Tubes, $163.00 ) N\ 1: i o XKann's—Fourth Floor. New Shipment Arrives! room Size Seamless Axminster Rugs $25 —These attractive new rugs in sizes 9x12 and 8';4x10', ft. are ready, in the newest patterns and colorings. They are of a heavy grade—all perfect—but because of a very fortunate purchase we can offer them at this low price. Scatter sizes to match each pattern are also available. $50 Seamless Velvet Rugs $39.95 —Made of the best wool yarn, these heavy velvet rugs pre- sent an attractive array of 1929 patterns. Every rug is perfect and the sizes are 9x12 and 8!;4x10', ft. Scatter sizes in matching patterns are also offered. . Kann's—Third Floor. 300 Silk Frocks In the New Fall Colors $8.00. Misses® Sizes 16 to 20 Women’s Sizes 36 ta 42 Extra Sizes 44 to 50 ’ —In this big, specially purchased collection there are dozens of charming styles from which to choose, as well as many new and fascinating fabrics. Dull crepes, very effective when combined with satin or velveteen, Shining Satins, in two-tone effects. Georgette Crepes, very smart with their neat tucks and pleats. There are new flares, drapings, godets, tiers, ruffles, cape and trimmed backs that add variety. The new Fall colors include— Forest Green Navy Red Modern Blue Spanish Wine Black Kann’s—Sccond Floor, More of Thoese Popular Fall Top Coats With Beautiful Fur Collars $29.75 —1n the Fall,a topcoat becomes a real necessity, Though days may be warm, evenings and mornings are apt to be chilly, and when motoring or traveling there is rothing more necessary than a topcoat. The materials are serviceable tweeds and mix- tures. They are made in smart swagger styles, light in weight, but warm, and attractively trimmed with collars of opossum, fox, wolf, nutria, beaver and caracul. Misses® Sizes 14 to 20 Regular Sizes 38 to 46 Extra Sizes 376 to 4714 Kann’s—Second Floor. 1,080 Prs. Silk Hose Seconds of a $1.00 Quality 59¢ pr. —Long wearing hosiery which is as good looking as it is durable; seamless style, with mock seam up thte back, 4-in. lisle top, and lisle soles and heels. An excellent assortment of popular Fall colors from which to choose. Sizes 85 to 10. 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Kann's—Street Floor Hundreds of New Felt Hats Specially Priced $3 —Imported Soleil and French Felts make up this big sale group and each hat was selected for its individual smartness. There are head sizes to meet all require- ments. Styles to appeal to the debutante, the miss, or the matron, and the new shapes are many, including turbans, floppy brims, side flares, ear-pad effects, and drooping fronts. The colors: Monkey, Marron Glace, Royal, Sand, Leaf Green, Monet Blue, Wine, Black Kann’'s—Second Floor. Crepe and Muslin Underthings Misses’, Women’s and Extra Sizes 50¢ 2 for $1.00 —At this unusually low price we are offering gowns, che- mise, step-ins, bloomers and slips. The crepes and muslins are of good quality, and the garments are well made, some lace trimmed, others tailored styles. - The Gowns are in ba- tiste only. Kann's—Second Floor. New Handbags For Misses Special at $2.95 —Beautiful O’'Rosson bags, smali size, particularly designed for misses. 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