Evening Star Newspaper, June 20, 1929, Page 5

A i - = = = & o s = THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1929. 5 ‘ GHIBAGU UFHBI Al- 1 RESCUED CAPTAIN TELLS TALE | . OF FIGHT WITH RAGING SEA | ~ . 7e e e | For Impaired Vision AEB”SE[] AS BAND” ly C { . Sl(lpper Flna v omes AS}\OTC From Bat— . —Consult sn Eye 1 hyswmn tered Vessel—Gives Graphic Stor | ‘ Assmtant in State Attorney’s | (L V . Alp > i CREAM OF NUT MASON 1 | “ e o ong Vigi one. | ! Blitg s RN oot NEa b Office Is “Identified St ‘ OLEO e veriod is i time to have I ! i ‘:” . "* ’?"a’ m”"[mm_ b by Victims. | By the Associnted Press the skipper declared. that he remained | | JARS - the eyes of children i ppi ASTORIA, Oreg.. June 20.—Capt. aboard while all olhers were taken \ examined by an oculist and § o o Louis Johnson, 51, who nslds-:h nlst‘:\- ashore 1 P . & * { i Efeetive isign corrected, il | By the Associated Press man as Jack London would have loved | I thought there might be some hope reserving season is near. : have defective vision corrected CHICAGO, June 20.—State's Attor- to portray, stepped from a Coast Guard that the Laurel would withstand the The finest spread for bread. GOLD BAND O P | l ney John A. Swanson today concerned —cutter here vesterday, after his rescue s ptain seid. “That is one Also: excelant for: baking - oF . " | himselt persona; vith what he termed from the battered. broken hulk of the 3 ons I stayed behind. The | - o at a very low price. Special for 4 the inexplicable charge of banditry Jumber freighter Laurel, which he had n was to gather up the navi cooking. this week. ..- flm made against one of his assistants, Ray- commanded . . o truments, papers and ship’s mond E. Blackwood. Since dawn Sunday Johnson an is 1 save them from the wreck 4 WE NAKE THEN Blackwood, 45 years old and the hold- ship had suffered such an onslaught by was these instruments and | W '14::' BG:‘:]‘, Fogd Pt" Q“' er of public office for many years, was the elements as is seldom witnessed on pepecs that Capt. Johnson saw safely | Lb i identified yesterday by three persons as the Pacific Coast. ed away in the Coast Guard cutter | p3 . the man who held up a real estate office | His ship went aground off the mouth Betore he himsell went over the side. | c Doz. Q Abril 5 and onk rings. cash and checks, of the Columbia River Sunday morning | He lowered them with great care into L The State’s attorney was dissatisfied en route to New York as satisfied they were weil | Lb. c | with the manner in which the identi- cl'pho;dlum the !(rndl(;im\\ o!] the - bW S | fication was made, and with the police Capt. Johnson refused to leave his typical of the older | === O PTI CIAN == Dandling of the case. Blackwood first | command even after the last of his calm, un- | (&) 918 Fift th Street was pointed out as the robber by Fred- |crew had been taken safely ashore spoke ear- | | d ‘ S fifteen ree Sk Proemke. i whose offce the Tob- | One of his men met death from the |nestly and with evident sorrow as he | FHITHELTIIIIATTATETTETEETITATT AN SERSERTE N ERARAREREA NN ENNAN RSN ny (B WASHINGTON bery took place. Froemke happened to | fury of the storm told of the wreck of the Laurel. A four- A Y »— see. Blackwood at the City Hall and | Wearing a soiled cap as his only em- | day growth of beard covered his face. A | R4 %1 e : pointed him out to a policeman. blem of authority the captain dropped | shock of blonde Viking hair, tousled and | ’ v Established 1899 | P®Blackwood was arrested and kept in | from the ship attired in begrimed dun- | unkempt, recalled memories of pages | /&' # b | jail several hours. Later he was brought | garecs, a shirt and a nondescript over- | from the books of London, or Joseph | ff| ; 4 | cut in a police “show up” and two men | coat. | Conrad. i % 4 who were présent when the robbery | All else save the precious na\'hzaby:ng 5 lhm‘p( Mllbl:ind;\ nlgh‘t a!lerrr most | ? % N ctantiated Froemke's | instruments and the ship's papers had | of the crew had been taken off.” he ig::ufi?l:tq;n ke been lost. It was to safeguard these, |sald. “After the others had gone Mon- 4 FILLET OF HADDOCK FANCY LUMP LARGE TROUT 4 day T placed a life boat ready and fixed 4 4 up quarters in the wireless shack, and | 7 POUND : cleared another place under the poop 7 z ¢ deck, The wind was blowing hard and ’ Lb. ‘ these were sheltered pla 4 4 ()H‘ b e captain b(un- 1 ’ ; tinued, “there appeared to be a break ’ c . ? in the storm. The ship shifted hl»\nld' i a bit, but within a few hours the storm | (g/ ’ hrge B“tter Fuh : became worse than ever. I decided |G| % 1 % t xl lhu:. it was useless for me to stay. ’ : “I gathered up all the instruments i o= 35, 4 the smments| M| 2 BOSTON MACKEREL Lb. C % l(:ntlk ”?unrld could get through. I ’ LB. TIN 3 new, though that they could never get | &1 % POUND . a boat through the sea that - A 4 An Open Letter to the e T et 1§ CROAKERS ¢ “That evening I flew & white banner |} # % to let the lookout know there seemed |%q| # b4 fo bé no hope. T was glad to see the | & 5 Lb. boys coming out. There was nothing s c c l else that I could do." 1§ 2 [ T h:rtnc disaster wklhe Laurel was the ; ’ st serl J_ _L peall o ‘],,lg“%‘lmi‘“‘;;“%f: ;::3 e e R A A A O e A A SRS SRR R AR R SRR two men from the sieamer Ellis when a sudden storm overwhelmed th hi) the RedSea. S Rock Creek National Budweiser Beer . : . . . : POCERRLR ARl Gl SHIPPING NEWS Glnger A]e Cllamplon Brew $ 1at a remarkable City ashington really is! Contents Contents Cavton ofs 0 4 4 ) Arrivals at_and_Salii 3 25 4 Bo 25 Abused by some Congressmen, scoffed at by some Senators and even ey B Lge. Bots. [ 24 ts. C 12 Bottles ° : i = 5 3 ) o slighted by some Presidents. R, i ; S Munamar —Havana .. e 1y | (] " " - T T But that is not the half of it ! E R S st MEA,T,MA!@I,(ETS l e il i ! 2 : DUE TODAY. | Ib. 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