Evening Star Newspaper, December 23, 1930, Page 24

ABVENTIJRE LURKS ON FAMOUS SHIP! § Fram, Soon to Be Made Intol : Polar Museum, Has Been to Ends of Earth. JFew exploring ships have had more adventures =3 n‘m famous Fram. This r\mu vessel, to be converted to & permanent museum at Oslo, forway, has the unparalleled record of ‘tarthest north and farthest south.” ‘The Fram s built round and mkb like a large, flat vegetable dis] schooner rig. She is remember mm'c for her ability to withstand tremendous | fce pressure than for fast sailing, says & bulletin from the National Geo- graphic Soclety. Used by Two Polar Herves. Two venerated polar heroes of Nor- | way_have been closely assoclated wfl.hI She fulfilled all the expectations of | Pridtjof Nansen, who duhrnzd her spe- clally for his historic drift across t.be Arctic ice pack in 1893-06. Instead of being crushed and ignominiously sunk by the vise-like grip of the heavy ice, ‘was lifted by the pressure and sup- d bodily as if by a ship's cradle. most northern latitudes for a ship were recorded in her log during the three years’ incarceration. Agaln, in 1910-12, the Fram was se- lected by Romld.Amundsen as a base ship for his successful dash to . When leaving her skipper at the Bay of Whales, near where Ad- miral Byrd later located Little America, mwvlsltcd the most southern navigable waters. First Through Northwest Passage, In San Francisco’s Golden Gate Park rests the Gjoa, & gift of Amundsen. ‘This little vessel, originally a Hardan- ger herring boat, was the first to trav- erse the Northwest Passage. Sought for centuries by adventurers and ex- plorers in s ships, and even fleets, this water route across North America ‘was supposed to be a short cut to India. Perhaps the most tragic tale in all | Court. Arctic literature is the last voyage of 8ir John Franklin, who set out in the Terror and Erebus to discover this pas- sage in 1845, No other expedition start- ed with more up-to-date equipment or higher hopes for success, Yet Sir John and every one of his 128 men vanished into the icy wastes—the Andree trag- edy of that generation. Not until 14 's afterward, when Capt. McClintock Ve skeletons and records on only to die as they walked. Peary Ship Is Tug. Many famous exploration ships are 1 nt Sir Robert Scott's first venture, now lies neglected in & London dock. Soon a mew steel name- -Iawulnuthelmknmmmm interest of sclence. Byrd’s Ship Is Museum. of New York, the Byrd Ant- i o oo RACE MAN’S KIDNAPERS IN BATTLE WITH POLICE | Ry i Gangsters Who Forced Captive to Sign $50,000 Checks Attacked. , One Caught, Officer Wounded. .fih!‘mfllwflu H‘uped . L. Careas, Ancdel man, and his wite, and n.'m it . and Mrs. Caress were releuedln Balveds Zwme kidnapers shortly after the sl SOCIALIST ARMS SEIZED Bavarian Raid Pictures Show Cap- tured Machine Guns. ia Post today sald police had seized a tity of weay and ammunition national soclalists in a recent raid. The newspaper published photographs | of machine guns and other items which # said were included in the sexzure COLLEGE GIVEN LAND' ¥81 Acres Domated for Forestry Demonstration Program. mounced yesterday by Dr. E. president. The land was given by George Watts Hill of Durham, N. C. He had pre- ©. !roalu | Oriente—Havana .| R AT Antvers, THE EVENING ST. [ o ionoein ] PRISON WARDEN'S KIDNAPER CAUGHT {Escaped convmt Taken After . | Attempted Hold-up; Slashes Policeman. , Ariz., mond suckler 23-year-old convict, was held today after kidnaping the warden of the State Prison in one of the most ular escapades since the “bad at { enzo Wright. material, designated as an excuse for asking permission to accompany Wright He concealed the lining for more. ‘Wright granted the request. Taking his 4-year-old son for company, erghc glckedd = sFulcklsr at the eade or lorence. Film actress, is convalescing in Homo- [ ynie *C 4% 0 PRI lulu from an operation for appendicitis. | nis gun. The convict EBOLo. wn.rden to drive 50 miles to Chandler CHICAGO MAYOR ASKS |1 son o seherer ' e $1,000,000 IN SUI JANET GAYNOR, Police said Stickler drove to Tucson, acquired an overcoat and then came to Phoen.lx On the outskirts of Phoenix, nutr}:’%ntlcs asserted, Stickler Col. Randolph’s Letter Calling His | pot. s'-k:l:lhe‘:‘_e thoe;cv;'m! :m ot “Prosperity” Plan a Lottery Is ‘While fimfléfl in a ms 2 en route officers asserted Basis of Thompson's Action. drew a knife and started slashing, in- juring one policeman and so unnervs N ing the driver the patrol wagon crashed into a telephone pole. In the confusion B GG, December 23.—Col. Robert | SticKler again dashed for freedom, but Isham Randolph, president of the Chi- o smocgion of Commerce, v\ oA NGSTER WOUNDED was reclmured der suit filed yesterday by Mayor Wil- liun Hale Thompson in the Superior Thesultlsbnedonlhflerwhlch IN BROOKLYN ATTACK . Randolph wrote oL, Randolgh wrote to the Federal!c )t.Styled “Chief,” After Death of Thompson's “prosperity” plan and in- dicating that it was a lottery and therefore illegal, the bill charges. Coples of the letter were given to the newspapers for pubucauon. the decla- Yale, May Die as Result of New Outbreak. ‘charges, Thompson was ‘fll.uely heralded t.hrouuhnut. '.he Drthlmhhdl’rm United States and foreign countries as| NEW YORK, December 23.—Tony a corrupt and dishonest person md (The Chief) Bonosera, fourth Brooklyn ublic official and the promoter of a|gangster to snatch at the mantle of uge lottery in violation of the law of the slain Frankie Yale, was shot and the Un States and' the State of grcbubly fatally wounded in & new out- linois.” reak of gunnery last night in the Bath The declaration said Col. Randolph | Beach section of Brooklyn. “wickedly, maliciously, intending to Bonosera, who assumed the title of hjun uu mayor's good name,” wrote | “the chief” after Yale was assassinated, had just seated himself at wunmhhnwumn-mwwuu ked been ‘“greatly | home. He dld not_eve Allae from ‘Thompson has yor obj is | speed away toward based my'aw and I sund by it.” o ‘The Post Office -Department with- drew its order barring Mayor Thomp- son’s plan Irom the mails and lowntown Brooklyn. Bonosera slum| over the wheel. A passerby took him to a hospital, where physicians said he could e | vive the wounds. decided against Col. - . THIEF RETURNS JEWELS Physician’s Brother Dies. A WENATCHEE, Wash., December 33| Note With Package Says, “Me Got ().—~A. H. Dawson, 12, m of Lord Dawson, private King T, o Fos- of Wemu:l:g and two m H. M. |last , and Maj. C. survive. Radio Randolph's plea. Job—Thank You.” J Yuum he returned them O.| ted y by regis- With the parcel was addressed to Kaplan,” Mrs, Rosen’s name by a former marriage. Two Jump From Plane. HONOLULU, December 28 (#).—1 ‘William J. Scott of S8an Antonio, Tex. Ml Ieupeldd w.}t.hsmfl %’nfi- gon, Micl parac! temay when u.n Army alrplane bee-’; above Wheeler Fleld slorls shouldfl' was dislocated but Scott was unhurt. 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[ PIGGLY WIGGLY Christmas Tree Lights 3 . 25¢ 9~ 79¢c Carll’s Corn on Cob A Real Treat at Christmas 3& Jolly Time Pop Corn R Really Pops, BIG VALUES tor LAST-MINUTE Cmm FOODBUYING Never Before Have We Offered Such Outstanding Christmas Values (1Y OUR MEAT WARKETS] Finest Quality Turkeys - 39e Breast of Lamb........» 15¢ Lamb Roast. ..........m 2l¢ Rib Lamb Chops. .......» 39¢ -Shoulder Chops ..........m 29¢ Leg of Lamb.......... »32¢ Veal Cutlets ..........» 53¢ Rib Veal Chops. .......m 39¢c Shoulder Chops ........» 25¢ Breast of Veal.........m 19¢ Shoulder Veal Roast. . . » 20¢ Mrs. Faunce Sausage. .» 29¢ Sanico Smoked Hams. » 27¢ Hamburg Steak ........m 25¢ Boiling Beef . . .. .m. 15¢ Prime Rib Roast b 35¢ Chuck Roast ..........m» 25¢ Puritan Sliced Bacon. . » 38¢ Fancy Fresh Hams. ... »25¢ Fresh Shoulders ...... » 20¢ - Lean Pork Cheps....,, » 23¢c Select Pork Chops. . ... ..» 29 Smithfield Sausage . . .m. 38¢ Virginia Cured Hams .m 52¢ Baking Chickens ...... » 37c Standard Oysters » 35¢ « 65¢ 3-Cornered Roast ..... » 30¢ ——NUTS Large Budded Walnuts © o 2w 75¢ Full meated and easy to crack. Their ulpermrlty is easily worti the difference in price. Pound, 39¢c. Best Quality Almonds 2w §5¢ .?h.‘ Brand Paper Shell Ahn::,cb Large Bright Brazils. . .» 29¢ Over 989 perfect. You won't find the usual number of bad or empty ones. Fine Large Pecans...2m 75¢ The kind that usually sell for much more. Pound, 39c. Mixed Nuts. . . . v 25c, 2 . 49¢ GREEN BAG COFFEE “A Cup You Linger Over” GINGERALES, etc. Canada Dry........3wus50C . « « also Sparkling Lime and Orange at this same special price. Clicquot Club. . .. .2 witis 27C Clicquot Club. ... ina $1.59 National Pale Dry Tn 69c Canada Dry Golden 3 stwe g44¢ White Rock Water. . .2 votues 35¢ Budweiser Brew . . ... .vote 16c Schlitz Brew. . ...... .votte 10¢ Abner Drury (contents) Gvotties 25¢ Rock Creek (contents) 3 seses 25¢ Coco Cola (contents) 6 botties 25¢ Welch’s Grape Juice .. » 25¢ Sanico Grape Juice. . . ., 23¢ l FRUITS AND VEGETABLES i ORANGE SALE sie” v 35¢ 2 ‘%" 65C <o 30c 2 -~ 55c B0 20c 2 % 35c TANGERINES. l9c and 25¢ A BASKET OF ORANGES A convenient way to buy or anges for Christmas; the num- ber of oranges in each basket is plainly marked onm the basket. 69c Cranbeiries .. .. » 15¢ « + « just when you want cranberries most we offer them at this year's lowest price. A equals a quart. A Box of Apples for Christmas We offer Staymam, Spitzenberg, Winesap. and Rowe Besviy Appies at a very attractive price by the box. $2.69 ‘¢ New Potatoes..........4 = 25¢ In addition to the items quoted above we have secured other fruits and u‘ehblen of the very finest quality from practically every section of this country for your Christmas ection :— The Whole Family Will Appreciate This Gift California Lemons. Large Chestnuts . . . Fancy Cocoanuts Idaho Potatoes . Peas in the Pod. Ripe Tomatoes. Cauliflower .., SANITARY Lb. 39¢ Butter 2 we. 75¢ SELECTED [':283 Guaranteed .f."s“.'... 25¢ Lard (;50%) 2w 23c SANICO FLOUR y 39c ——————— Mayonnaise %Vg Cranberry Sauce Ocean Spray Brand, small tin, 10¢ Bacon PURITAN SANICO HAMS Sliced Queen Olives Ripe Olives s 12¢, 23¢ e FRUlT CAKE ol 49 bulq-dityll-l-ou----...a-l l--l Ity materials used . . . in a beautiful lithonnplnd Christmas FRUIT CAKE e 69c Home type . . . the cake for those who want good wholesome cake at a moderate price. Mixed Fruits Cake.... = 59 Sanico Angel Cake.......*" 25¢c Sanico Pound Cake...... =*30c JUMBO 1%,-Ib. loaf BREAD [very seeciat] Std. Corn. . X 3 tins z sc Std. Peas. . Std.CutBegans. . . .. Shriver’s A-1 Peas. . .3 « §50¢ Ritter Tomato Soup......2 uns 15¢ Campbell’s Pork and Beans.3 ume 23c Maximum Peaches. . .2 us 35¢ Gibraltar Ungraded Asparagus. s 20 Del Monte Picnic Tips .tin 19: : Del Monte Mam. White Tips. . .un 35¢ Hunt’s Sm. Gr. Asparagus. . . .1m 29¢ Sanico Shoepeg Corn, 2 u=33¢c Stokely’s Finest Corn 2 «: 25¢ A-1 Stringless Beans, 3 u 50¢ Sanico Pancake Flour. .. .3 pkes. 25¢ Log Cabin Syrup. ... .uns 27¢, 52¢ Aunt Jemima Pancake. . . .2 pkgs. 25¢ Airline Strained Homey. . sors 12¢, 29¢ Honey Dew Pineapple 2 Vo 1 tne 29C Honey Dew Pinea No. 33 e 45C Del Monte Asparagus, « 25¢ Bell's Poultry Seasoning. . .. .oks. 8¢ 0ld Homestead Mince Meat. ..m. 19¢ Social Club Mince Meat. . .2-m. sor 43¢ None-Such Mince Meat .pks. 15¢ R.&R. Plum Pudding Standaul Tomatoes .. 4 us 25¢ sundl!d Tomatoes ) «= 10¢c Mrs. Faunce Sausage. .m 29¢ -CANDY—— Boxed Chocolates: . s w: 89¢ ...-verylowpneemmdmblnu! sellers. Thinshell R lmbrlumxodt:nndy - «+ « Thinshell filled candy. l-n. m fllcldallpwilnfartbohrg.hnfly Dlx!eulxtlu'c.. mlsC,ZIum « + . an old time favorite. Hershey'’s .+ 2%eIb. box {52 JELLIES, Etc. Sanico Jelly. .. ...2 wie 25¢ « « « a flavor to suit every taste. Wine Jelly. . . . ... .2 b 25¢ « « - Guasti's five flavors. Peach Marmalade. . 3 »» $1.00 « « - Schimmel’s, large 2-pound jars. Ford’s Preserves. .. .. «r 25¢C «+ « Six varieties, 2'jars, 49¢. Peter Pan Corn. ! Peter Pan Peas. . Peter Pan Beans. Orange Marmalade . . .. .sr 15¢, 29¢ Welch’s Grape Jelly. . .. ... . .5r 15¢ Pappy’s Guava Jelly. . . .Jar 23¢ Welch’s Crabapple Jelly. ... .sr 15¢ Red Wing Mint Jelly. .......s5r 15¢ Red Wing Cherry Preserves. . . jar 43¢ Schimmel’s Grape Jelly. ... . .sr 35¢ Jdlo\(s flavors) . . . .3 e 25¢ qu-l"gohtlm v .2 e 150