Evening Star Newspaper, March 22, 1929, Page 47

LIFEBOAT'S CREW FOUND INMIDOCEAN Captain Who Dared Atlantic in Small Craft Rescued as Death Nears. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 22.—The long odyssey of Capt. Jacob P. Schuttevaer, 70-year-old sea captain, who sought to cross the broad Atlantic in a 20-foot ““unsinkable” lifeboat, has come to an| end and the determined old salt now is en route to San Juan, Porto Rico, | aboard the steamship Marques de Co- | millas, which picked him up in mid- atlantic on Monday Details of the r« ue of the captain) and his crew of two were received by | the Associated Press today from Capt. Miranda of the Spanish steamer which picked them up When the men were rescued they told Capt. Miranda that they would have starved or died of thirst soon if the ship had not happened along. Message Tells of Rescue. ‘The Schuttevaer, as the lifeboat was| named, left Lisbon on February 8 and| had not since been heard of. It started | originally from Rotterdam on February; 26, 1928, but was tied up in European ports for almost a year. The Marques de Comillas, which is from Spanish ports, is due at San Juan on March 2! Capt. Miranda’s message to the As- sociated Press telling the details of the rescue was as follows: “On March 18 at 10 p.m. we noticed | on the port side occasional skyrockets ‘which appeared to be fired from a very small craft. Then we saw another light signaling by the Morse code for help. Boat Hauled Onto Vessel. “I at once gave orders to head for the craft and when we had the little boat alongside, stopped my engine. The craft was on the larboard and my ship protected it from the wind and sea. It was & sailing ship. The three members of the crew came on board the Marques de Comillas and stated that they were abandoning their trip and their boat. 1 gave orders, however, to raise the craft Dog Flees in Terror As Girl’s Friend Turns Tables and Bites Ear By the Assoclated Press. DENVER, March 22.—Extra! Man bites a dog! It happened here yesterday when a big police dog attacked Miss Dorothy Hamm. Francis M. Eckhart, 26, her companion, bit the dog's ear. The canine fled ig- nominously. Miss Hamm was not injured. AUTOIST SHOOTS OFFICER. SOUTHERN PINES, N. C.,, March 22 (#).—J. C. Kelly, police chief here, was shot four times and critically wounded late yesterday by a man whose speeding automobile he halted. Chief Kelly, with three bullets in his abdomen and one just below the heart, drove his automobile to a physician’s house before collapsing. His assailant, after abandoning his own car and com- mandeering another, escaped. Chief Kelly, who is about 50 years old, was submitted to a blood transfusion. Phy- sl.xmns expressed doubt that he would ive. \S BOSWELL N St. Mother THE EVENING CALVES ARE RAISED IN OWN APARTMENTS Young sta;:k Placed in Packing Boxes to Keep Them Healthy. a little Lord Fauntleroy and live in a cking box—"an apartment,” the col- lege professors call it. The whole thing started last year when young stock contracted parasites and diseases by running around loose in the barn. Dairymen decided young calves didn't need exercise half as much as they needed sanitation, and 22 new- comers at the station cattle barn were put in individual boxes obtained from dry goods stores. ‘They were taken from their mothers R when from two to four days of age and NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J. (#).—It is| kept there until six weeks or two no use for a calf at the New Jersey | months old. The boxes, four feet long, agricultural experimental station to try| three feet 'wide and deep enough to to be a “reg'lar feller.” He has to be' keep the calves from jumping out, were NN Candy Treat A pound box of Irvington's Fruit and Nuts and a pound box of Mammy Lou Peppermint Pattics. Both for 69c. “Be Sure to Take Home a Treat ‘A Pound Box of | Irvington’s Fruit and Nuts Both for 69c Two *Pounds of Pure, Fresh Candies at This Special Price Just for Fresh, luscious fruits and carefully selected nut kernels, coated with tempt- | ing Irvington Chocolate, AND A Pound Box of Peppermint Patties | Pure, delicious cream flavored with real peppermint and coated with whole- STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, placed in rows, just far enough apart whkeep the calves from touching each other. Prof. J. W. Bartlett, dairy husband- man, says that when the calves ran together they developed distemper about the end of the second week. The| disease usually was not fatal, but very often many contracted calf pneumonia. Since the “apartment house” idea has been used there have been only two cases of distemper. When removed from the boxes the calves thrived in com- munity pens, where originally every calf either had distemper or died. — Minimum public school term in North T T T T T Carolina is six months. MARCH 22, POLICEMAN’S COSMETIC BILL DRAWS DIVORCE SUIT Wife Testifies Officer, Careful of His Complexion, Beat Her When She, Too, Wanted Powder. By the Associated Press CHICAGO, March 22.—A policeman, Mrs, Michael Burke has found, is care- ful of his complexion. A soft skin and a velvety complexion adds to his dis nity, a compact with powder is an es sential part of his equipment, and a blackhead is as serious a matter as W Phone Main 5215 “All Over Town” —the Better to Serve You | calling his captain “Sarge” | Mrs. Burke set up all this and more yesterday in her bill for divorce from Michael Burke, a policeman. Burke she complained, spent more than half ' his salary on powders, talcums, per- fumes and cold creams, sent her to shop | | for them, made her return the change | and beat her when she asked for money | for a box of face powder. Matters reached a crisis, said the | complainant, a couple of weeks ago when her husband destroyed the furni- ture after she asked for money and be- rated him for his high cosmetic bill. | Pupil guidance centers are to be es- tablished in Chicago schools. ENTERPRISE SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIATION 7th St. & La. Ave. N.W. Money Loaned to Members on Easy Monthly Payments James E. Connelly James F. President Secretary Priced Much Lower! Special Price Reductions for Friday and Saturday Only White Ouwl, inv. Engagement ... Havana Ribbon. Cinco, inv. Bold, inv... Popper 8-Center-...... Forty-Four . Newcomer .. Counsellor ............. 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AUSTIN, Tex. (#)—Grazing and oil lands provide revenue for the University of Texas. Each year $226,000 is collected from grazing leases on university-owned land in Western Texas. Interest from the money is used for building expansion. University regents believe that oil on the school’s land has a potential value of several hundred miilion dollars. More than $10,000,000 in oil royalties already has been collected. Potash deposits may be a third source of revenue to the school. | I | A Healing, Soothing Application Peoples Zinc Oxide Ointment Genercus Tebes 20c This improved ointment is of full strength; basc modified to make a permanent smooth ointment. A splendid exter- nal treatment for various skin erup- tions and dis- orders. and moth proof, with rack inside to accommo- date several €8 rments. Priced very low for this sale. 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