Evening Star Newspaper, October 1, 1936, Page 15

WANDERING SHIP UGEAN’S PRIS[)NER in South America After Strange Incidents. By the Associsted Press. - BUENOS AIRES, October 1—1‘he Ru-:nun and crew of the Spanish | tar iner prisoners of the ocean today. Argentine authorities, suspecting the ship's captain was prisoner of & So- wietized crew, held it under guard of two cruisers outside the harbor after 4t had been turned away from Santos, Brazil, and Montevidio, Uruguay. Agents for the owner, the Ibarra Co. of Seville, Spain, made no effort to rescue their ship. Offices in all three parts declared it had not been sent on this voyage and disclaimed any zesponsibility for the passengers, crew or fees. Argentine warships trailed the Cape | L= San Antonio after it left the coast off Montevideo yesterday, where it had been detained. When Uruguayan port authorities boarded the ship outside Montevideo they found it apparently under the command of a steward and & seaman. The master, Capt. Jose Lanz, did mot appear until the port authorities demanded to speak to him, and then the steward and sailor continued to participate in the conversations, an- swering questions addressed to him. The result was the ship was forbid- den to disembark passengers or un- Joad mail. Authorities reported the passengers appeared overjoyed at the prospect of leaving the ship on the Uruguayan tug and were mournful, although si- Jent, when the Cape San Antonio’s erew barred it. ‘The officials said, however, the situ- ation aboard ship appeared orderly and its documents seemed to be in order. — GARDEN CLUB TO HOLD DAHLIA SHOW SATURDAY Becretary Ickes Patron of Wood- ridge Show at John Bure roughs School. ‘The regional dahlia show of the Woodridge Garden Club will be held Saturday and Sunday at the John Burroughs School, Eigliteenth’ and SPA NIS—H SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON Prof. from Spain. Conversational Method. Rapid Progress. 1347 H st. N.W. Nat. 9360° LI0c A STEOAN WA BeTTET W Py . .THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, Monroe streets will be made hibits or for | will be open day. Exhibits ma from 7 sam. Judging will . WALTER T. HOLT umdolh,blnjo.culm Hawaiisn gul- and ukulele. Pupils trained for home, orchestra, stage, radio playing. Ensemble Practice with Nordica Clubs 1801 Col. Rd. N.W. National University Registration Now Open SCHOOL OF LAW - School of Economics and Government Ofies tien ® a.m. te 7 p.m. for Rexistras 813 13th STREET N.W. Teleohone NAtioma) 6817 NEW CLASSES FOR BEGINNERS IN Gregg Shorthend Touch Typewriting Indexing end Filing Methods Gregg Review and Speed Dictation . Catalog Upon ' Request - TIVOLI THEATER BUILDING 14th Street ot Park Rosd COLUMBIA 3000 LAST * DAY * FRENCH GERMAN SPANISH 'l'l! TO u !CIOOI- 'EAR COI ENDING JULY 3. 1987 CLASSES PRIVATE 2 lessons wky. $75 | lesson- wky. $85 4 lessons wk. $150 | 2 lessons wk. $170 SHORT-STORY WRITIIE Daily—Nat. The Moneyway Studios “The Penthouse Registration Fee. $10 60-Minute Sessions—Native Teachers lmnll Classes. 7:45 A.M.—9:00 P.M. A ITZ SCHOOL OF Nwflll 1115 Cenn. Ave. N, %70 912 19th St. N.W. | jf==—u ADVERTISING Z= |ll A Brilliant Life Work 5. A fol Graduates. . Inq Ilr.—lol'l'l S, Lucile Wilkinson, Drewing and Painting Lulun L'nnc LI adults °/ chilaren "D “:évm: a7-Evenini Besinning October 5th ambia fiu o RETAIL SELLING o Comproh: = Actual. trainiag in -'-fl-o-dmdl u-i-g Call of School Offico—Write or Phone 20b ot F 51 Strayer College 33'.%c Tiaa r Men and Women i EVENING CLASSES | Tuesdays ond Thursdeys B 7:30 to 9:15 P.M. Register for Day and Evening Beginners’ Class in STENOTYPY Col. 0046 | I Al Secreteriel Sebjects The Temple School 1420 K St. N.W. National 3208 "Poce Courses OF THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES in the 1936 District C.P. A. Ezamination who received their basie account- ancy school training in the District more than half ‘weze Benjamin Franklin graduates. For the benefit of thou whom we were not able ur scheduled classes to lcmmmodn Ask for 30th Year Book te in the enrolled, new bectnn!n; evening classes are be&s formed to commence on October 5 and Day Ewroliments Accepted Usntil October -§ Benjamin Franklin University MEtropolitan 2515 Transportation Building 17th and H Streets NEW CLASSES OPEN Owing to the exceptional demand for Strayer College of Accountancy spe- clalized training, it has been found necessary to form new class sections. IT IS NOT T00 LLATE TO REGIST ER fl-sduldbo-mdflzwukll possible. NEW CLASS IN C. P. A. COACHING - The outstanding recdrd of Strayer trained students in both the 1935 and the 1936 C. P. A. examinations (in 1936, seven of the ‘who passed had their complete Accountancy t: clel C. P. A. coaching Accountancy) has required nmud efther g OF spe- at lmm Collln of the addition of extra classes. Only a few vacancies remain. Prices Quoted- ave Effsctive in Washington and Vicinity Until Close of Business Saturday, October 3, 1936 | * MONDAY-- All ‘Stores Will Open ‘At 8"AM. Dmly' PROVE TO‘ YOURSELF that SANICO' CAKES are as good as you can bake in- your 6wn oven —and not only as good, but as economical if you figure ingredients, your time and fuel costs. SANICO CAKES are made of the finest ingredients obtainable. They look, taste and disappear like a cake from your own oven—CONVINCE YOURSELF, TRY ONE TODAY—they’re delicious. This Week End We Feature SANICO GOLD-N-SNO LAYER A prize winner—two layers of gorgeous texture covered with a thick layer of icing covered with shredded cocoanut. Two Pound ?:r:i:& can 4¢ Four o 15¢ SILVER RUN CORN Cream Stylc 2%:18° .. %25 (s::klumbll pkg. 4c Three tor l.VOC Toilet Tissue Kitchen Matches flm Gum .o 4c Three 1 10c 3 — 'fi.:a."""13°| Twor 25¢ | Cmpbell s Porl: & Beans 1,000 Sheet Rells box 4c| Three 1w 10c | | 4c Three for 10c C SEAI.EGT MILK A 48 cans - Phillips Tomato Soup STOKELY’S TIIIA'I'II JUIGE FRUITS and VEGETABLES APPLES Locally Grown Smokehouse or Winter Banana Stringless Green Beans Tender Bunch Beets Firm Heads of Cabbage Crisp Carrots Fresh Corn Fresh Cranberries_ .- .- __ ,-%m.9¢c Fancy Iceberg Lettuce Fancy Large New York Stale GEI.ERY White or Yellow Squash Ripe Bananas_ ... 3m.17¢ Brussels Sprouts_ . . _ it 1 5¢; aurt 25¢ il - Hubbard Squash/__4-:.z-2._m3c Bartlett Pears 2 Vel ' Grimes Golden:Apples. . - fli WhiteOnions ____. b [ll. Sweet Potatoes e 4 15¢ 2 QUART Contents 5¢" deposit on bottle, which will be refunded when YES! Its 3= 10¢ 9 suto 15= ., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1936, “The famous brand you know so well” Bamptetli.- TOMATO SOUP All new 1936 pack of the old, old favorite, at money-saving prices. Lay in your Fall supply now. 154 =29¢ THREE MORE DAYS To try this old-time favorite at an exceptionally low price In order to bring this good creamery butter back quickly into popular favor, we continue our offer until Saturday’s closing. Sanitary BUTTER 39° cans for cans for One Pound Carton (4—"; Pound Pieces) "ATTENTION GINGER ALE USERS! For a few days we are going to practically trade dollars with you by offering FULL ONE-QUART BOTTLES OF GLIBQUOT GLUB ' | FOR C | ONLY ‘ the genaine CLICQUOT! The same size bottle and the same quality that you paid 20c for a little less than a year ago. YOUR CHOICE OF PALE OR GOLDEN Bottle Be Sure fo See the Big Values in Our . Meat Advertisement on the Opposite Page Fresh Fig Bars > 10r So-Tastee Soda Crackers 10< CORN MEAL Slb. 20° nn. 37'= Philhps Delicious Vegehble Soup New England Mlple- Flavored Syrup Fould’s Macaroni Spaghetti or Noodles eromfi'n 121 39G “The Kiddies Love 'Em” A Good Cracker |p, A Real Value | Michigan ll | Pea Beans HARVEST BLOSSOM GOLDEN HEART Libby’s Corned “Ready to Heat and Eat” LIBBY’S .IIIMBO BI!EAII A more than normal supply of good local eggs keeps the price down this week end! Due to recent weather conditions, the supply of local fresh eggs this week end is greater than nor- mal. So we pass the savings along to you with this low price, which is effective until Saturday’s closing. SANICO FRESH :: ECCS = 39¢ 24-75¢ Sanico Eggs are Govcmment graded and carry the grading certificate on the carton. Look for it and know that you are getting eggs that have been carefully candled and inspected for freshness, size and satisfaction. Honey Nnet Ib. 15c TWO . 29¢ STANDARD TOMATOES € case of N 2 7c 6 .60 § can for 24 cans Cahlina 7 oz for d o A u": l4c TWO ror 27¢ ilamco Fancy 1 fl' 8c|TWO tor 15¢ ce *p";l"l?}“ N..z 9¢ THREE ror 25¢ e dauce Phillips Mixed No. 28(; TWO for 15¢ Vegetables H-l: Peas No.2 7c|FOUR tor 25¢ an C‘llou llgre-ldel pks. G| THREEw 14c cfl:tr.l;-;er’- 1:.'{" l 3¢ TWO o 25¢ STRINGLESS BEANS The Famous Blue Rld‘. Label 215 w319 &.fli P, oz Pancc:ke Howpkc 8c TWO 1 15¢ CAMPBELL’S TOMATO JUICE 10287 OUR LOW SOAP PRICES nin” R g lnrge 180 Chipso - - - - ""‘ 18¢ Super Suds - "'" 18¢ oxydol > L atnh 1..—.. '86 10.K. 2473 een 100 Ivory Soap® "ciix Se Camay* __ - - e 5¢ spaghETT1 | Palmolive™ - _ _ <= §¢ with meat cr..e °|| Toilet ukuzsc Ib. can o"Because of Siste retall excise fax. brices Cemay. ‘snd. medivm fvors ars $eabor it 5 Marsiane. - Beef Hash 15¢ HUNT'S SUPREME FANCY FRUIT COCKTAIL 2% 25¢ 2 " 45¢ ‘ N ) «1’ N[B=