Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1929, Page 7

THE EVENING Store Closed Christmas Day ' Open Late the Night Before For Christmas! Christmas Foods and Table Needs of excellent quality are pro- curable at your nearest ASCO Store! And the added advantage of consistent savings proves— Where Quality Counts Your Money Goes Furthest! Fancy Fresh-Killed Turkeys Young Hens and Toms -39 Scientifically Fed—Fresh-Killed Young Birds! Ducklings Genuine Long Island Tender Stewing Chickens ..... B35 |-Roatiayiliahons . . . . b, 30 PORK LOIN ROAST Chuck Roast Lean and Tender Lb., 25¢ Reg. ¢ Princess Jellies 2 Tumbien ] 5 Assorted Flavors Reg. 9¢ Diamond Crystal Shaker Salt 3 Pkgs. 20c Tips Our Own Baking Longhorn Cheese Lb., 29¢ SMOKED HAMS Salmon Best Pink Tall Can Whole or Half Colored Oleo Lb., 35¢ Argo Brand Red Salmon Asparagus Tall Can Del Monte 3 Ibs., $1.00 Sugar Cured Whole or Half 15¢ 25¢ 385¢ Supreme Fruit Cake, Made of the Finest Ingredients—Packed in a beautifully decorated box. Hints for Holiday Baking! Hints for Holiday Baking! Reg. 33c Swansdown Cake Flour. . .pkg., 29¢ Glace Lemon or Orange Peel, tumbler, 13c Fancy Glace Citron. .. ASCO Pure Spices Pure Vanilla Extract ASCO Baking Powder. . . .bot., 5¢c, 10c, 20c Finest Imported Currants Can 206 Pork Shoulders Small Sizes Lb., 19¢c Asco Fi in.ut Quality Mince Meat ol R &R and Atmorss Plum Pudding Loins Lb. Cake *1 STAR. WASHINGTON. D . CRASH KILLING ONE IN'INDIANA PROBED | Washingtonian Is Unhurt as| Plane Makes Fatal Landing. | By the Assoclated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., December 23.— Officials of the Transcontinental Air Transport Lines began an investigation here today in an effort to establish the cause of the crash of one of its tri- motored passenger planes here early last ol night which brought death to one pas- senger and serious injury to two others. D. C. Law, 47, of Philadelphia, Pa., member of the technical staff of Warner Bros., Inc., motion picture producers, was fatally injured. His left leg was crushed, several ribs broken and he sus- tained internal injuries. C. Mahlon Kline, also of Philadelphia, suffered a broken right arm and severe body bruises. The other injured was Miss_Mary Fearnow, secretary to Don- ald Bartlow, assistant manager of the T. A. T. She sustained a sprained back and shock. Meanwhile an official ipvestigation launched by the coroner last night con- tinued today. The plane, flying eastward from St. Louis to Columbus, Ohio, reached Stout Field, Mars Hill airport, shortly after 5 o'clock, flying half an hour behind schedule. Pilot D. W. Burford of Co- lumbus planned to land the ship and remain overnight, since darkness and heavy snowfall made travel dangerous. It is thought that he misjudged the speed of the ship while landing, and that, added to the slick, icy condition of the fleld, caused the plane to coast to the extreme end of the landing area. The ship struck a 5-foot stump, the im- pact ripping through the fuselage. The stump, ramming through the thin metal of the cabin, is thought to have struck Law, first pinning him against one of the iron seats, which were torn from the shaklings. Law, bleeding profusely, was hurled into the lap of Russell, McFarland another pas- senger. With the motors of the giant plane still roaring, the plane came to earth, rebounding and accidentally releasing the flare which led spectators to believe the ship had caught fire. The plane did not overturn, but skidded crazily down the fleld on the base of the cabin, final- ly coming to a stop near a haystack. Law died on the way to a hospital and the two injured were treated. The passengers who were uninjured were B. Luneman, Oakland, C: Farland, Washington; O'Brien, Brooklyn, N. wards, Brooklyn, . J. Passail J.; M. Stearns, Sharon, Conn., d John R. Brown, Pitts- burgh, Pa. " The passengers, most of whom were holiday travelers, resumed their journey by train last night. DISTRICT GIRL SLIGHTLY HURT. Air Line Employe Telephones She Will Return Soon. Miss Mary Fearnow, who was injured 1 yesterday in the landing of an air line passenger plane at Indianapolis, Ind., [Y | is the daughter of Marshall H. Fearnow, 4512 New Hampshire avenue. She called her father over long-dis- tance telephone last night from an Indianapolis hospital and told him that \d | her injuries were not serious and that she hoped to be home for Christmas. {4 | Her back and an ankle were sprained, she said. H. Leighton, Paterson, N. ; J. H.|Re MONDAY. DECEMBER 23, 1929 National Parks’ Bears Send 31 to Hospitals in Year By the Associated Press. There 4s trouble brewing for the bears in the national parks. Col. C. G. Thomson, superin- tendent of Yosemite, has made the following laconic report to Director Albright: “Bears are slightly on the in- crease. They were the source of greatest interest to visitors dur- ing 1829 and of real concern to us, sending 31 persons to the hos- pital for medical attention and being quite destructive.” In addition Secretary Wilbur has been informed by the wives of the men stationed permanently in the parks that while they were bearing up under the depreda- tions of the park pets the time was coming when they would “a hunting go.” BRAZIL OFFICIALS ENTERTAIN FLYERS Transatlantic Airmen Met by Mili- tary Planes on Arriving at Rio Janeiro. By the Associated Press. RIO JANIERO, December 23.—The transatlantic flyers, Maj. Tadeo Larre- Borges and Lieut. Leon Challe, were guests of the Brazilian government last night, arriving from Bahia in the after- noon en route to Montevideo. A squadron of three military planes, commanded by Capt. A. D. Herbal, and a mail plane, carrying newspaper men, flew to Punta Itaipu to meet the air- malil plane, bringing the fiyers. They landed at 2:40. The aviators were received by Gen. Mariante, commander of military avia- tion; representatives of the President and cabinet members. Morris Is K:de Captain. Lyman E. Morris, 681 Lexington place northeast, has been commissioned by the War Department a captain of Coast Artillery, Organized Reserves of the Army. Marriage Licenses. Claude H, Bishop, 27. this city, and Laura 4 Hoslan. 3, Birmingham, Ala.; Rev. Henry . Wooding. Hattz G, Glass. 21 and Mildred C. Ben- ham. l“: RD:V. %.H< ?illler'." M ¢ B, o, E. Ray. 46 argaret ¥. . 29. both of Johnstown, ;IAE Rev. inyder., ; 48, and Lucy Thomas, 46; m A. ylor. . Cofley. ‘23, Augusta Sprines, Va.. and Oneda Gregory, 31, Fordwick, Va.: Rev. Allan ¥. Poore. Isaac Williams. 21, and Helen E. Coles, 33 Pinet ¥ Gtng, 2, New York cit est Y. ang, 29, New York City. and Nellie ‘Moy, 20, this city; Rev. James Montgomery. James Hawkins, 35. and Mary Jackson, : Rev. J. Maurice King. Births k-eported. Joseph G. and Agnes E. Spiro_and FEdoxia Peratino. boy. Nicholas F. and Electra Caroussos, boy. Milton C. and Marion E. Shattuck, girl Fred A. and Elsie V. Bomkamp. irl. njamin H. and Margaret Jones, girl. Lee and Ethel Harley. girl. Booker T. and Mary White, boy. Harrison ‘and Roseita Nixon, boy. George and Lenora Glascoe, girl. Deaths Reported. :lo}:lq:|:mmv:‘m;:\mq\:i*lo s ONLY one day remains for Christmas buying — but that is time enough if you choose Saks as the source of your gifts for men and boys. Our selections are so broad that you may choose at random, confident that each article will make a well-chosen, wel- come gift. the last day! FOR MEN! Fur-lined Capeskin Gloves....$3.25 Gray Mocha Gloves Full-Shrunk Fancy Shirts. Brocade Robes ... Silk-lined Brocade Ro Men’s Golf Hose House Coats... House Slippers. 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Wash-Top, Wool-Pants Suits, $1.95 Moleskin Coats.. ...$7.95 Fancy Suspenders........75¢, $1.00 Tim’s Caps, nationally famous Raincoats, helmets to match..$5.95 Handkerchief-and-Tie Sets..$1, $2 Blanket Bath Robes * Aviator Helmets; smart, Leatherette Coats, sheep-lined $1.00 to $2.00 Flannelette and Cotton Pajamas Shaker Knit Miss Fearnow was graduated from | pit: Central High School in 1926 and has been in the employ of Transcontinental Air Transport since last February. She was_assigned to the St. Louls head- |y quarters of the company last April and L] ! has been there since. | _She was on her way home for the Christmas holidays when the accident occurred. She had expected to fly from St. Louis to Columbus and board the train there for Washington. She prob- ably will leave Indianapolis by rail California Seeded Raisins. ... . California Seedless Raisins. ...2 pkgs., 15¢ 2 Pkgs. 35¢c Pillsbury One Colored Cake Flour ~ Cake Plate Victor Pure Orange, Lemon or Almond Sweaters. 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