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BODY OF FRANKa
IS BEUEVED FOUND
Journalists Discover Bones
and Other Relics Near
Camp of Andree.
1
Br the Associated Press.
STOCKHOLM, September B— The
frozen Northern wastes of White Island,
or Hvltvoen, have given up another
body, presumably that of the third
member of the Andree balloon expedi
tion of 1897.
A party of journalists aboard the
sealing vessel Isbjoem. excited at dis
coveries of the crew of the Bratvaag on
the island and. hurrying there them
selves, managed to land there Satur
day to seek out relics of the ill-fated
expedition which Dr. Gunnar Horn and
his associates left behind.
The skeleton found was presumed to
be that of Knut Frankel. third member
of the Andree group, who, it generally
had been believed, died en route to
White Island from the spot where the
balloon, In which they wished to cross
the North Pole, came down. The crew
of the Bratvaag found only two bodies.
A group of bones they believed' to be
• the remains of the third man turned
out to be a polar bear’s bones.
In addition to the third skeleton the
. Isbjoem party found a number of other
things left by the Andree expedition of
83 years ago, including scientific Instru
ments, weapons, pieces of the basket
below the Andree balloon and Frankel’s
note books. They said the camp was
In excellent order. They believed the
explorers died from a sudden catastro
phe, such as a blizzard.
Advices of discovery of the third body
probably will lead to postponement of
the memorial service planned for the
three until it is known for certain that
the body is that of Frankel. The
Swedish warship Svenskund will await
at Tromsoe for the Isbjoern, which
must travel slowly because of motor
trouble.
lEGSMDIAMONDASKS
DETENTION DAMAGES
American Charges That Action of
Kussian Police Was “Harm
ful” to Credit.
By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, September B.—Jack (Legs)
Diamond, who was shipped toward the
United States from Hamburg Saturday
on the freighter Hannover, took a part
ing shot at Prussian police by entering
a claim for damages because he was de
tained.
The American gangster charged that
the matter was “harmful to my credit,”
and demanded he be compensated for
his detention..
The claim was filed before Diamond I
•ailed by a Hamburg lawyer associated
with a Berlin attorney engaged by Dia
mond’s friends.
The claim is based on the allegation
that the German police had no right to
arrest a man holding a vise to enter
Germany and against whom neither a
warrant nor an order of extradition I
had been Issued by American author!- '
ties.
In addition to damages for the time
he was held, Diamond demands restitu
tion of the money it cost him to travel
from America and return*
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FROM SQUAD CAR SEAT
TO POLICEMAN’S BEAT
I Chicago Officer Learns That Dep
uty Police Commissioner Has
Parking Rights.
i By the Associated Press
. CHICAGO, September 8. —One can
imagine the emotions of Policeman
Ralph Catena*#.
There he sat in the comfortable seat
of a squad car, before the Detective Bu
reau, when a mild-mannered chap ap
proached with the soft-spoken query:
"Wculd you mind moving your car
• ahead a little so I can park?” T
And he said it seriously—without a
' trace of a smile. Policeman Catanesc
thought he’d be convulsed with laugh
‘ ter. Then he realized the effrontery and
1 turned on hlrf interrogator: *
"Who the devil (or words to that ef
fect) do you ‘hlnk you are?”
The mild-mannered chap thought he
was James Bcanlan, a deputy police
commissioner.
Catenese Isn't sitting in a squad car
tonight. He's pounding a beat away out
on th- West Side.
'HUNGARIAN MINISTER DIES
—*
i Dr. Joseph Vass, Clergyman, Was
] Welfare and Labor Head.
BUDAPEST. Hungary. September 8
UP). —Dr. Joseph Vass, minister of social
welfare and labor, died here today of
apoplexy.
Bom in 1877, Dr. Vass was a Roman
Catholic priest and former professor
of theology at Budapest University. He
was food minister in 1920 and subse
quently minister of education. He was
one of the leaders of the Christian Na
! tional Party.
| U. S. OFFICERS HONORED
Duchess of Aosta Entertains Corps |
of American Cruiser.
ROME, Italy, September 8 (£*). —The
Duchess of Aosta, cousin-in-law of the
King of Italy, yesterday evening enter
tained the captain and officers of the
United States cruiser Chester at a din
ner in Capodlmonte Palace.
United States consul, Gen. Dreyfus,
waa also in attendancee. The cruiser
is at present anchored In the Bay of
Naples.
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THE EVENING STAB, WASHINGTON. D. C.. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1930.
IJjt ''wash 300 New Frocks Arrive!
~ Smart Canton Crepes
EM r lVvyVjlVo Here'S the New > and Tweed Prints
11' S IOO Jersey Blouse CO 1
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cloth; made in regulation JL •WJ m J!. o ‘
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J I cuffs; some have bolero, V*pJ —One may have this them copies of much higher
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( tuck-in styles. A number sleeves or sleeveless, priced models, and the materials
JJj trimmed with shirring. Sizes fl||H4 o° both are the popular Canton crepes, in
VCA 7to 14. styles in this collec- black, brown and green; satins in ft ß ffjU'V
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jm MWilB , colors. lines, bolero and jacket effects; |nl (■■l\
I IN OUR ANNUAL LINEN SALE & , capes, too, are still very popular. /||M*
* 9 || | AjS jflBS tsscS" rmd Collars in various styles, tailored IM I
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_ KAnn’s—Second Floor. / 'A ] M
—63x99,72x99 and 81x90 in. sizes. They are made Porto Ricail GoWHS
of an excellent grade of sheeting, neatly hemmed.
81x99-in. Sheets, $1.09
42 and 45 in. by 36 in. Cases, 25c ea. J- O v/vF IVT
Attractive Crinkle Bedapreads $139 _ Every one is handmade and very Jdl iM 6\V I Rll
Rayon Spreads in Attractive Colors dainty, too, with touches of colorful ~wwr~ a a
Ready-Made Pillow Tlcka 44c i£S RShFrOCKS
Ksnn’s—street Floor. that launder excellently and wear well.
* The colors are flesh, peach, white and Have the Style Features of
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v/ V/ • be priced so low. Here are pretty
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50c Linen Huck Towels, special 37c ea. DHHIICI ctUU O J ess * and with three-quarter or
29c Linen Guest Towels, special 19c ea. Suits of Jersey >ows, buttons, and collars furnish
52x68 Linen Tablecloths, special ...89c .. J \ 1 the trimmings.
Linen Damask Napkins, good quality 6 for 75c "I QA \ / Misses 9 , Women 9 *
Linen Crash Toweljng 23c yd. , I and Extra Sizes
Quilted Table Padding, special 89c yd. ’yV j hg KAnn’s—Second Floor.
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pa - and Brother’s suit IV.T ’ 1"I TB A
The y^ in ! X, IN ew t all Bags Are
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I J II pink and white, I ■ ’k I | T * 1
r<i ,i u . 1 omk* r.o 6 y t's from Ah Hull Leathers
Clothes Hampers
Specially Priced $2.95 HTN
# 3,600 Yds. 29c and 39c f H
«x, ||\J —Smart calf bags and dull l W
WWTT 1 11 red, pin morocco; with slide \
QclmhlP fastening; others in flat \
U.ually 94.00 and 96.00 ’’ ttaiiamt/ ”yIe OI |!ll n “ti y
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oblong shapes, sturdily constructed, a f 4k H /An brown, green and navy.
: I g§1 5 handmade willow hampers. A good C 1/CrIJ.JLJLC^id
IlllilH range of color schemes in the deco- ,'\ Kanns—street Floor.
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jh / ffp , which you need cretonnes, here is an
>|f 8 ” or Fhonograph unusual chance to supply those needs. C'll | |
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Hn small, large and all-over
lany modernistic effects. yjji \ Worn b\< thousands
any one pattern to fit up jMttJjf JW I of Washington
ome. All full bolts. I Wom » n
ann’.—Third F,oor. | sMya. .
| .I / “Selma” All-Silk I
.75 Heavy-Weight j Chiffon, at
J ° 111 sj I "| Id
Base Rues ft%/ I
\ 11 j/* I —Full fashioned, of course, ♦
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,j xt the new shades.
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excellent range ot patterns and I _ wstsht $1.95 #r.
is packed in its individual carton. )MB\ I n °si 7 soo^MVdium h ‘i'' 11,80
ral patterns in the’collection. hJJF/M\f wsight, $135
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size st ... r /
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