Evening Star Newspaper, September 12, 1930, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, FRIDAY, FRED {.. (OFKriew's Express 5o (s NOW in business at J. KRIEG rsbc 10th St. N.W. Call District 9115 Sturtevant Blowérs For Burning Buckwheat Coal Fries, Beall & Sharp 734 10th St. N.W. NA. 1964 FURNITURE 616 ESLN. PM!nrul 9136 BRINGS THIS DELIGHTFUL BLEND WITHIN l s ;ffltnr COFFEE ~ | not be given out for publication.” INSPEETI]R DENIES | | CRATER HUNT HERE ‘Shelby Says No Search for I-Missing New York Judge Be- | | ing Made in D. C. Although reports that the investiga- | tion Into the disappearance of Justice | Joseph Force Crater of the New York’ | Supreme Court had shifted to the Capl-< tal were still prevalent today, police | here flatly denied them and stated that | | even if an investigation was launched, . | it would not be made public. Denying any knowledge of the case, | Inspector William S. Shelby, chief of local detectives, today declared: “No in- | vestigation of the Crater case is being | conducted by my office, and even if New York detectives do consult me, it will Detective Sent Here. The mystery-shrouded reports ot & search here for a bobbed-haired night club hostess said to be wanted for questioning"in the disappearance of the jurist found their way into the lime- light when dispatches from New York declared that Police Commissioner Mul- rooney at that city'had sent a detec- tive to the Capital in connection with the search. A New York detective who gave his name as C. Harrington, representing the Scaffa Detective Agenty of New York, consulted with Inspector Shelby at police headquarters here yesterday afternoon. Following the conference it was learned that the detective had mentioned a downtown hotel where the missing night club hostess had a few hours before been reported ‘“making phone calls.” Not on Crater Case. Questioned as to the results of thé conference, Shelby announced the New York detective was not here investigat- ing the Crater case. A check at the downtown hotel mentioned brought no Tesults. The night club hostess was questioned in New York several days ago. but when detectives sought her again for reques- tioning she had disappeared. They said they were not positive she has told all she knows about the case. FIND $75,000 IN DEPOSIT BOX. Valuable Securities Revealed in Cache Of Missing Judge. NEW YORK, September 12 (#).—The New York World says an examination Crater, missing Supreme Court Justice, has resulted in the discovery of secur- ities worth $75,000. At the time of Justice Crater's dis- appearance on August 6 he had virtual- ly depleted his two bank accounts by withdrawing $5,500, and this was gen. erally believed the extent of his we-nh Discovery of the securities was made by friends who pointed out that Justice g:lber. hl?d he wl.nu‘finm do s0, cguld ve realized many es the sum he took with him. Search in Adirondacks. Meanwhile, police pressed their search for the missing justice in at least three places in the Adirondacks. The most promising clue came from the manager of a public hunting lodge at Racquette Lake, who said two men, one of whom he was “positive” was the missing justice, had stopped at his lodge August 30 and part of August 31. T'o detectives are trailing these two In his investigation of income tax fraud in connection with “the alleged purchase by George F. Ewald of his of- fice of magistrate, United States Attor- ney Tuttle said he has discovered that Martin J. Healy, Tammany leader, who received $10,000 from Mrs. Ewald about the. time of her husband’s appointment, was paid more than $22,000 in nine years by the American Book Co. to pro- mote the sale of its text books in the public schools. Wanted to Question Crater. It is in connection with the Ewald case that Tuttle would like to question Justice Crater who was president of the Tammany Club in the district where Healy was leader. ‘Tuttle said the book company pay- ments to Healy were made monthly until June, 1928, during most of which | TAXI DRIVERS ARRESTED Pvt Liverman Continues His Cru- | Inde Against Illegal Cab Operations i Continuing his one-man crunde |agl1nsb taxicab drivers who fail to com- | with the vehicle laws of the District, Pvt. W. J. Liverman, hack inspector of | the Trafic Bureau, took five cab drivers | into custody this morning on varous | charges. ‘ Allen C. Sousa, 25 years old, of 315 Seaton place; Samuel Millstein, 30 years old of 3523 Sixteenth street, and George H. Oliver, 26 years old, of 516 Park Behind Norris-Blaine- Walsh Measure. LABOR T0 DEMAND | INJUNCTION RELIEF [A. F. L. to Throw Full Power and actions in rel‘;flnn to injuncuon relief legislation, reen said. “In gder for labor to function must - have relief from these drutlc orders which limit free speech, free- dom of the press and our rights under the Constitution.” He added that organized labor was asking all congressionai candidates disclose their stand on the bill and that labor’s attitude toward them would depend almost wholly upon their an- swer. —_—— In the Amazon and its tributaries | BY the Associated Press. lives the pirai, a comparatively small fish which goes in shoals and attacks bathers. SEPTEMBER 12, 1930. % | Textile Workers Make Suggestions | of * A7 T five-day week were advocated as stéps o roliove anemproymens i cesoiuticns| EXECUTION PROTESTED adopted today by a unanimous vote, by | - the United Textile Workers of Am"l .| Political Parties Stone Italian Le- Speakers in favor of the repeal re lution wnunded‘ repeal ‘whuld five{ gation Cheering France and Slavs. 100,000 men employment in breweries | and would “directly or indirectly -flurdl PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia, September employment to 2,000,000 workers." 12 (®).—Adherents of varicus political The resolution approving “in princi- | parties, including Fascists. demonstrated to Remedy Current Unemploy- ple” the 30-hour wWeek as a means o test ment Situation. Fiving employment to more workers was | °0 W‘hn"“ smfli‘:" r“;"" s s adopted without debate. | over the execution of four Jugoslavs - — A campaign to organize silk mill| Italy at Trieste last week. Later they workers in Pennsylvania was authorized | marched to the Italian legation and by the delegates after speakers had dénounced working conditions in Allen- | stoned the building, smashing many as “a menace to the entire| windcws and cheering Jugoslavia lhd France. SHORTER HOURS AND DRY REPEAL ASKED NEW YORK, September 12.—Fepeal the eighteenth amendment and | to adoption of the six-hour dny and the of the safe deposit box of Joseph Force 13 road, were arrested for failing to give | proper signals to other motorists. Janney Marshall Jenkins, 24, of 1261 Thirty-fifth street, was charged with backing to complete a turn, and Ed- ward McEwen, 35 of 3014 Q street, was booked Iur loltermg SAVED BY RESCUE SQUAD Mnn Is Found Unconscious From Gas Fumes of Leaking Stove. caping from a gas stove on which old, of 42 B street southwest, was re- { vived by members of the fire rescue squad late yesterday after he had been found unconscious at his home. Charles F. Kilner, who lives at the Sfiuld after the smell of gas attracted him to the room in which Cox had been | working. Finest Qaaldy Nut Margarine (T B EFORE P.E in th the eraving for ¢ popularny of the mcreasmg coffee ta: lo Accidentally overcome by fumes es- | was working, Hugh B. Cox, 20 years | B street address, summoned the rescue | Ve L =3 ungosnp) USIC and dancing were slower the constant popularity of Browning & Baines Ori- enta Coffee. hold on Washington Each year, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. September president of the last | [ i | | By the Associated Fress. 12—William _ Green, | American Federation of Labor, night asserted that the full power of the federation would be placed behind the Norris-Blaine-Walsh bill to give labor relief from injunctions. | “We have considered the whole mat- | ter of injunction relief legislation,” he | said, after a conference with his execu- tive council. “It is the outstanding legislative problem in which the fed- eration is interested and we intend to deal with it in an emphatic, direct and detalled way in our report to the Boston convention of the federation next month.” The council has been in session sev-{ eral days preparing its report for sub- mission to the convention. “The opposition of the federation to }men like Senators Blease, Ransdell and Simmons and Judge Parker is based almost wholly upon their lln,‘rlnces IN}OLA'I'OHS e 90’s—but even today “jazz” has not hurt the waltz. Neither has the competition disturbed Orienta re- ins today the same popular coffee enjoyed in 1896. for 35 _years, vers it i IN OUR MEAT MARKETS—*\ Fresh-Killed Young DUCKI.IN Fresh killed at Riverton in nearby Virginia and rushed di- rect to our meat markets for your enjoyment this week end. B3l . 25¢ Hlas - [ s o™ 2 | Three-Corner Roast..... | Tender Beef 'Liver. ..... Shoulder Veal Roast. | Lean Boiling Beef | Pork Pudding. . Lean Smoked Fancy Leg of Lamb = 2Qc¢ | Lean Strip Bacon. ...... f GS s. 2 de Loffler’s Regular Franks. . Stockinette Smoked Hams.. . \ S'feld Sliced Bacon %-b- Pks. 19c .1 29¢ »29¢ Fine Granulated \ SUGAR 105,49« Shoulders. . . 19¢ | 227 'EXCEPTIONAL PRESERVING VALUES Fancy Pennsylvania and New York State PEACHES Before the 1930 peach season closes out we are offering our customers another opportunity to complete their peaches are all fancy Penn.ylvuua and New York State crop and we urge you to take advantage of the savings made possible through the special prices listed. Concord grapes and fresh Italian prunes also are available ~ at attractive prices. 4 ~ 25ec 10 == §9c¢ preserving of this popular fruit. The 20 LBS. 31015 40 = 6225 ' 2-Quart Basket 12-Quart Bnlket CONCORD = = 2 25¢ | GRAPES 39c || FRESH 2 s 15¢ | PRUNES s 296 16-Lb. B°x$1 09 time Healy held various city offices. In the belief that such private employ- ment of a city offcial constitutes a misdemeanor, he has forwarded his evidence to District Attorney Crain and Hiram C. Tedd, special deputy Attorney General who is investigating the Ewald case for the State. Health Camp to Close. Closing exercises of the Health Camp for Tuberculous Children will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the camp, Fourteenth and Upshur streets. Parents and friends of the children have been invited to attend. DEVELOPED WITH A HIGH AND IMPRESSIVE CROWN IN A CUTTINGLY ENGLISH MANNER, AND OTHERWISE STYLED IN THE ALERT AND VIGOROUS FASHION INVARIABLY SOUGHT BY THE MOST ENGAGING TYPE OF YOUNG MAN. COLOURS BY FINCHLEY. Exclusively Here %~ Kidwell’s Markéwt;, Inc. Smoked Hams, 8-10 Ibs... ¢ Frying Chickens (fresh g | EIGHT AND TEN DOLLARS é | 2 Orienta has steadily increased its friends. BROWNING & BAINES Keeps the Flavor In SOLD AT ALL GROCERS _ Values That Are Values Beef Chuck Roast ke Real Spring Lamb Legs of Lamb Shoulder of Lamb . Breast of Lamb ... ... 25c Tb. .20c1b. REVNS Smoked Shoulders (large), 17¢ Ib. Smoked Shoulders (small), 18c Ib. Fresh Pork Should Sliced Breakfast Bacon. Bean Pork & Fatback Sauer Kraut (new pack), per quart .. .26¢1b. Veal Cutlets Veal Chops (loin or rib). Shoulder Veal Chops Breast of Veal Stewing Chicl killed) .. Large Sweet Potatoes. 3 Ibs., 11c New Onions......4clb.; 31bs., 10c String Beans, extra nice 2 Ibs,, 15c; 4 lbs., 25¢ killed) Fresh Eggs (fancy). Finest Creamery Butter...48c Ib. Compound Lard .........12%clb. New York State Crab Apples . . . Rare Bargain Bushel Baskets. .$1.49 ea. I 14-bu. Baskets . ...77c ea. -4#Yae 1b. 6 1b. Baskets . ....23c ea. Will sell Sugar, pound for pound, with apples. . Fancy N. Y. Cabbage 4clb. New Spring Beei bunches, 10¢ Potatoes, No. 1 bs., 27c Potatoes (family size), 10 Ibs,, 19c OLEOMARGARINE Colored Oleo, Just Like Butter, the Spread for the Rich and Poor SPECIAL PRICE 32c LB. NINE MARKETS 8215 Georgia Ave., Silver Spring 3218 P Street N.W. 3272 M Street N.W. 7th and C Streets S.E. 3104 M Street N.W. 1201 41/, Street S.W. 2153 Penn. Ave. N.W. 2611 14th Street N.W. Northeast Publlc Mnkot, 12th & H Streets N.E. Cantaloupes (Honey Sweet) ... Bread, hot uuvu times a ' Mason Jars. .”™ “* §9¢ ; - Mason Jars. ™" ** 79¢ | | Ideal Jars. . .”" * 89¢ | Ideal Jars. .** * 99¢ | Jelly Glasses. . ."" | Jar Caps... Jar Rings. . 9c | "™ 25¢ | doz. ceeen Paraffin Wax. . .™* Certo Sure- Jell P Creamery Butter .c: &t ™ 45¢; s ™ 49c FreshEggs Dz~ 39¢ | sasr= 4be American Cheese........... 33c- ™ 39¢ Encore Macaroni and Spaghettl. il "o 15¢ Rajah Salad Dressing . ... ....o.... . ** 15¢ Quaker Maid Ketchup........ """ ™ 19¢ Sparkle Pure Fruit Gelatine. . .2 = ™" 15¢ A&P Quick Oats...............3"™" 25¢ Sunnyfield Pancake Flour. . .. ......."* 9c « Blue Label Karo Syrup. .. .......™ *" 10c Fancy Navy Beans................" 10c IORY SOAp: - .. .....coviis el T 20O P&G White Naphtha Soap. .. ....4 ** 15¢ Waldorf Toilet Paper............4 ™" 1% Fancy A&P Quality New York State Applesauce MED. CANS 25c 5 \ Standard Quality ’l‘oma_toes' Strmg Beans . s DB éi Jm— Del Monte Peas White House Evap. Quaker Maid Oven Baked Sweet and Tender Milk Beans 3 cem Tall cans 16-0z. cans Campbell’s Tomato Soup 3 < 23c Encore Prepared Spaghetti 15%-o0z. cans