Evening Star Newspaper, September 22, 1930, Page 7

JON T DORRANCE SOUP KNG, DEAD Owner-of Campbell Co., Re-| putedly Worth $150,000,000, Was 57 Years Old. By the Asscciated Press. CAMDEN, N. J., September 22.—Dr. Jobn Thompson Dorrance, founder, president and sole owner of the Camp- | bell Soup Co., a pioneer in'the field | of condensed canned foods, and reputed to be one of the country’s wealthiest men, is dead. | Death came suddenly from a heart | attack at his home, Pomona | n, N. J. He was 57 been confined to his by a seemingly of his family ed by his widow, odt Dorrance, Xorv‘ Nathaniel P. Hill of New York, Ethel, Margaret | and Charlotte Dorrance and John Dol'-: rance, jr. The story of Dr. Dorrance’s life was | one of the eal romances of American business. He ro: om a $7.50-a. employe in his un fruit and pri factory to the business organization. Born in Pennsylvania, Born in Bristol, Pa., he was graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of | Technology in 1895 and two years later won his Ph. D. at the University of Gottingen, Germany. His early career was in chemistry and while in Germany he conceived the idea of making con- densed, canned soup available in America. Returning to this country, he joined his uncle’s firm, the Joseph Campbell Fruit & Preserve Co., and in 1899 | put out the first canned soup. The product was received coolly at first, but | through advertising he built up a world- wide market and the firm, which in| 1015 became the Campbell Soup Co., | grew into one of the largest of its kind in the world. Owned All Stock. . The stock of the Campbell Co., all of | which Was owned by Dr. Dorrance, is | gaid to be valued at $150.000,000. He | was a director in & number of banks and utility concerns, His active interest in French tapes- tries of antique weave and the exten- | sive collection he made of them won | for him the decoration of chevalier of the Legion of Honor by the French | government. | Dr. Dorrance was & book collector vf! Tote and left one of the largest lihraries | in America. Tal services will be held - hesday. " BENGAL MERCHANTS SEEN FACING RUIN| London Paper Ascribes Impending | Disaster to “Picketing” of Shops by Nationalists, By the Associated Press. LONDON, September 22.—The Daily Herald said today that thousands of merchants in Bengal were facing ruin largely as a consequence of the Nationalist picketing of their shops. This is the eve of Pujah, Hindu equivalent of Christmas, when the shop- keepers expect to make their chief prof- “its of the year, but picketing has stified trade in ‘wares made from im) Lancaghire' thread, on " ‘usually spend yearly savings. The economic depression is contrib- | uting . to the dismissal _situation. | Farmers are getting only half of what 1t cost them to produce jute and are overwhelmed with debt ~while land- | owners are unable to coilect their rents. The government also was said to be facing an acute financial crisis. I Gayety I “Sm ON IT,” the current attrac- tion at the Gayety, with a cast headed by two inimitable comedians, “Chuck” Callahan and Billy Fields, mirably supported by Dolly lenn, al- ways popular with the Gayety fans, opened yesterday with a prove: bang. Billy and Chuck, paired for the first time, ‘entertained with antics pleasing to an eager audience. Dolly Glenn scored with a dance number and sang her songs in pleasant fashion. s Monkey Hippodrome proved sing noveity. while the local chorus offered a fine exhibition of terpsichorean grace, giving evidence of Baving been well coached. All in al, a satisfactory burlesque eve- hing. B.W. a3 ECAUSE you love 24 Roasted by the Roasters Sof Orienta ASK Browning Lightship Begins| Duty Off Fire Island After 6,286-Mile Trip Portland-New York Voy- age First Through Canal of Vessel of Kind. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, September 22—A lightship has seen life as ocean-going vessels know it and now ‘is ready to settle down to her sedentary occupation. | Braving all sorts of weather from hurrigane to calm, the new Fire Island i Lightship has_completed a 6,286-mile | voyage from Portland, Oreg, to New | York and is the first lightship to pass | through the Panama Canal. The voy- | age 1cquired Officia ated as Lightship 114, the new yill drop her huge auchors off Fire Island to furnish a beacon to ship) She is modern, with four ically driven wind- irens and electric lamps at the head of her tall spars. She also | is equipped with automatic radio beacon signals for use in fog. She will take the place of the old Fire Island Lightship, a relic of the days of hand windlasses, which will be i retired. | Listen Folks: We are CLOSED TO- MORROW ALL DAY to observe Religious Hols- day. Get in today or wast for us wll Wednesday. 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[ 2 = 25c for Stringless Beans . . 3 Ibs., 25¢ Bunch Carrots . 2 bunches, 15¢ Lima Beans . . . . 3lbs., 25¢ Sweet Potatoes . . . 41bs., 25¢ | Iceberg Lettuce . . 2heads, 25¢ Ripe Tomatoes . . . 3 Ibs., 25¢ Ibs. z s © for