Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1931, Page 7

THE EVENING STAR, wEGENER’S DI ARY altitude st that point is 5,900 feet above Bobby Burns of Jutland. hay sea level. As was briefly announced in our last| Denmark had s modern Robert R message, the propeller sledge Snow | Burns in its poet Jeppe fij:r Among Sparrow, with the engineer, Dr. Schif, | the well-tilled f: ~ et vole i and the mechanician, Herr Kraus, tum- 1 bled into a crevasse. The sledge was } recovered, and its occupants were un- i j injured, but the load was entirely lost. WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1931 On July 19 both propeller sledges started out to measurc the thickness of the ice at distances 258 miles apart. Writings of Lost Leader EX- | B dn “Pucie coew oonsists of v o Sorge, Dr. Schif, Herr Kraus and the { pected to Reveal Val- Greenlander Jeremia, with Dr. Schif uable Notes. Y OUR Chlef Concern During the last days snow conditions at an altitude of3,300 feet are slowly im- —whare your Pay-day and other cash is involved, is its safety. n Until 5 P.M., July 31st. proving, but the crevasses are tending to remain slightly open, and we expect Bpecial Dispatch to The St: | better weather only by the end of July. 1and, July 30 (By Wirel “rme diary | gt o and, July 30 (By Wireless).—The diary of the late Prof. Alfred Wegener, leader | u&“flafi"‘flufi’ *pgtzt“:l}l&omm ":en d‘g:é of the expedition, who perished on the|siation to a height of 3,150 feet gbove b B L s!‘:;{fl:“b:rwfif sea level, All indicate a decrease in the | 1930, and contains valuable scientific| Wind at that altitude. observations. Search is still being made| Members of the German Greenland for the body of the Greenlander, Ras- | expedition found the body of Prof. Al- | mus, and for Prof. Wegener’s last notes. ! fred Wegener, their leader, on the ice Since June there have been morasses | gap in mid-May 40 miles west of the of snow, and crevasses have been open- | central station, the Greenlander Ras- ing. Travel in the region of the rim | mus having stuck his master's skiis bolt | of the ice cap is possible only with | ypright to mark the burial place. half a load and very difficult, and the| A" relief expedition learned that propeller sledges have frequently been |Prof. Wegener, after a grueling 40-day forced to return. All the sled dogs have | trek to take supplies to the two sci- had their paws torn again and again |entists at the central station, had ar- by sharp ice edges. |rived there October 30 with Dr. Loewe Yesterday Dr. Lissey, with the Ice-|and Rasmus. Dr. Wegener had left lander Gotsmund and three Greenland- | agaim with Rasmus for the coast on No- ers, started with five sleds and 44 dogs | vember 1, two days later, upon per- to dismantle the central station and | ceiving that supplies could be stretched take contour measurements of the ice | to feed only three until the end of May. cap en route at a distance of 190 to| The expedition will return to Ger- 250 miles from the coast. many in the Pall after a year and a half in the Arctic. Atready 4100 Feet Thick. eyt {63y, 'Sy the Nopth American Measurements made by Dr. Woelcken, o SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES $3.50 YEAR AND UP f[Every dollar you deposit in a “Columbia" Savings Account will always be worth a full dollar to you, and will always be payable on de- mand. That's why there's no other “investment" like a Savings Account. PROGRESS BASED ON SAFETY AND SERVICE The CorLumBia NaTioNnaL Bank Capital & Surplus, $750,000.00 911 F Street ewspaper Alliance, Inc.) Dr. Brockamp—who sailed for Green- A = land in the Spring—and Dr. Herdemer- At one time during the Roubaix- ten show that 39 miles from the coast| Tourcoing textile strike in Franc the ice is already 4,100 feet thick. The' 120,000 workers were out. SAKS VALUES ARE NEVER EXAGGERATED Regular Up-to-$30 | $37.50—$45 Year-Round Tropical Suits | 2-Trouser Suits $16.50 _ $23 | All 3'Pi ece YOU don’t have to wonder about their quality— 'HE $37.50 and $45 values which we mention because they are right out of our choice $25 =i are not imaginary. They are the prices at Tropical Worsted and ' “and $30 stocks of the present season. They have which these clothes have been selling right here ||| the fabric-quality, style and tailoring - excellence in our store this season. It is a saving you can lmported Featl]er- ;,hlt n:iade them outstanding at those prices. Our count in dollars. The assortment is very inviting o . |/| best advice is=—buy a couple of suits at this huge —including Greys, Tans and Browns; Wors! welght F lannel Smts ||saving. Choice o)t,' plainp and patterned Greygn, Unfinisheds Wor);teds, Twists, Flannels m‘:d.l’ R RO || Tans, Browns and Blues. number of 4-piece Shetland Tweed Sport Suits. uits are fashione the instant; and made with meticulous care, including Fash- ion Park. We’re open Saturdays until 2 P.M. You'll fi’nd these morning hours good ones in which to shop. Biggest Bargain News Yet! Comes at a pecularly advantageous time—and with regular prices cut to the bottommost limit—that clearance may be accomplished both quickly and com- pletely. 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MEN'S 2-PIECE SUMMER SUITS; Palm Beach, Tropical Worsted and Kant Krush fabrics, in light, me- dium and dark shades; brok- $9.75 en sizes NEL AND' SERGE SPORT TROD: SERS - $5.85 60, PAIRS MEN'S $4.95 ALL-WOOL TROUSERS; light, medium and dark $2.45 X MEN'S $10—$12 ““FOOT-]JOY” SPORT SHOES $6.85 Never Sold Under $10! THE maker’s entire present stock of this season’s handsome $10 and $12 Foot-Joy 2-Tome Sport Shoes. Distin- guished style, scientific comfort construe- tion and custom workmanship. Plain and perforated styles—in Black-and. White or Tan-and-White. Also Tan-and- Elk Golf Oxfords, rubber sole. AA to D. Sizes 5 to 11. Saks—First Floor Clearance—$3.00 and $2.15 Straws *1.45 H!GH-QUALI'I'! Saks Semnits at & low Comfort construction. Fine and weaves; solid and fancy bands; dimensions for all faces. Sizes 6% to 7%. $6.50 to $10.50 ITALIAN LEGHORNS; estylish light-weight hats in their natural M-;:flkm:h:..fl-.-ss?s dium brims; 6% to 7% - u.oo.snk ln:.' Belgian Linen Summer sI .85