Evening Star Newspaper, June 23, 1933, Page 12

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Logan of Pan-American Airways. it was learned here today. The speciab expedition headed by | Logan will take an airplane and the most complete scientific equipment and will complete the technica) study which ! has been in progress for several years of the more troublesome sections of the northern ocean route, which touches Iceland and Greenland. 5 The Logan expedition is being made with the approval of the governments concerned. with some of which Pan- American has arranged concessions for ocean air service. Ship Well Stocked. The Jelling. a 3.500-ton ship. will serve as a base for the air surveys and will carry 25000 gallons of gasoline | and 2,500 gallons of oil for use in sur- vey flights. The steameér will be equipped with special aircraft radio equipment. includinz a direction find- er and two-way ccmmunications out- fits The expedition will go to Labrador extending its work later to both coasts of Greenland and possibly to Iceland. 1t also is planned for a plane to leave | New York later in the season, making | contact with the Jelling. to carry out | supplemental aerial surveys and sup- plemental work. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh. technical adviser to the Pan-American Airways System. mav take personal charge of this flight, it was indicated. Some Work Already Done. During the past vear Pan-American has maintained two_ scientific expedi- tions in Greeland. one the Pan-Ameri- can East Greenland expedition. now at Tuktilik, about 80 miles north of the Danish settlement of Angmagsalik. in East Greenland, the other, the Uni- versity of Michigan-Pan-American Air- ways West Greenland expedition. now at Peary Lodge. about 100 miles north of Upernivik, West Gneenland. The results of the work in the sub- Arctic are being compiled under super- Vilhjalmur Stefansson, noted explorer, who is a member of th( | American air system's technical re- search staff. Pan-American has taken over the re- | search reports of Trans-American Air- ways, which had already done consider- able work in the Northern Atlantic “Shorty” Cramer was flying when he was lost at sea during the course of an exploration TO GET NEW LICENSES Animal Rescue League Sees Re- covery of Lost Pets Aided by Identification on Tags. Dog owners have been urged by the Animal Rescue League not to delay in procuring new licensss for their pets which will be available July 1. | In emphasizing the importance of dog | tags, Mrs, Truman Palmer, publicity chairman of the league, pointed out | that throujh the license owners are ) often able to ressver lost dogs. Mrs. Palmer ulso explained that uddi- tional protection is furnished the cwner by having his name and address en- | graved on the collar of the pet or on | fnd they can no | m, ure requested | je league. 710 © Owners of pets w: longer provide for Minute Mystery Solution to THE CHRISTMAS EVE TRAGEDY. (See Page A-3.) The professor said to Brown: “Sheriff. look for a man in your community who is skilled or adept in the use of stilts. Only a man on stilts could have made the marks in the snow you described.” The professor was right BE THE FIRST TO SAY WHAT 1S SELF-EVIDENT AND YOU ARE IMMORTAL —Ebner- Echenbach. e Good Humor 15-Pt. Cup 10c Tull half pint of Rich. Pure, Good Humor Ice Cream. Get one Today. Stop Our Salesmen ICE CREAM CO BOYS SENTENCED TO CEMETERY | NIGHT VIGILS FOR DESECRATION Youths Who Opened Grave for “Scientific” Purposes BAEK Must Serve Lonely Watches in Graveyard. Br the Assoclat}d Press. HIGH POINT, N. C., June 23.—Four high school students, who opened a grave here to take pictures to further scientific study in a school club, plead- ed guilty yesterday to disturbing a grave- yard and each was sentenced to spend | five nights, from 10:30 pm. to 4 am, glone in the cemetery. The charge against the four viously was grave robbing. but it wa cxplained the youths had taken noth from the grave and. since this ch: was @ felony, it was changed to dis- turbing a graveyard. The boys are Evans Truesdale, 19: John Thomas. 18; James Gianoulis, 17, and Charley Drakulakas, 17 They were arrested the night of Junc 15 by officers who were on watch after reports had come in that several graves had been disturbed ‘The four said they belonged pre- s to a NA Genuine W alnut Veneers and Look at this beautiful Poster Bed, with ornate carvings, the Chest of Drawers with deck compartment, the attractive, new style Vanity and massive Dresser. . .these four pieces alone are worth the price of the entire outfit! and selected woods combine to make this an outstanding value! In addition, you get a Bench with upholstered seat, strong Link Spsing, comiortable Cotton Mattress and a pair of Bed Pillows. Complete Livi ® Jacquard Velour Sofa. ® Armchair. ® Button-back Chair. Decatur 3800-3801 ® Smoker Lamp and Shade. $5.00 '59 1 high school science club—the Friendly Order of Galahads—and their only pur- pose in the cemetery was to take pic- tures of the skeleton for study. | Judge Lewis E. Teague, who sen-| tenced the boys, said each would take | { his turn in the cemetery, spending five | nights in succession. and that, when that sentence was served. another would commence service of his sentence. Truesdale will begin tonight. He will be followed in crder by Thomas, Gia- noulis and Drakulakas = . Bars Protect Homes. As a means of frustrating robbers. the modern house is fitted with u breakable or reinforced glass and when the sashes are raised or pulled down a set of steel bars come into play so that the opening is protected at all times The device is also of value in prevent- ing children from falling from the window. ng Room Outfit @ End Table. ® Magazine Rack. ® Occasional Table. @ Ottoman. ® Table Lamp and Shade. DOWN CURRENCY FLOWS Release of Hoards to Banks Expected to Aid Credit Expansion. By the Associated Press NEW YORK, June 23—The return of currency from circulation—outstand- e of the banking situation— ng a firm foundation for the ex- nd the stimulation ial observers main- n circulation reached an all- cf $7.538.000.000 on March largely because of the widespread hoarding cf currency resulting from fear in the soundness of the country's tanking structure. Since that time circulation figures have decreased in such a spectacular manner that the development has con- stituted a virtual “flight from hoar: INTD TRADE JUNE 23, |ing” bankers explatn. On June 21 money in circulation totaled $5,696.- 000,000, a decrease of $1,842,000,000 from the high mark. As analyzed in financial quarters, the returning _currency surplus money no longer needed to re- | place bank deposits. which were fro: during the period of the bank holiday together with hoarded funds now going into the purchase of commodities and | securities, The steady contraction of currency emphasizes the belief that a much | smaller amount of paper money would | be sufficient to accommodate the pres- ent volume of business activity, even on a broadening scale. ‘ May Obviate Bonds. | In the forepart of 1929, it is pointed out, with business active at much higher prices than now. an average of only about $4.700,000.000 of currency was in circulation, almost $1,000,000,000 below the existing figure The continued return flow of cur- rency may obviate the necessity of large purchases of Government bonds in the Federal Reserve’s campaign to increase bank credit, many authorities hold. 1933. Killed in Prison Break. | _RALEIGH. N. 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