Evening Star Newspaper, April 2, 1925, Page 18

VNG LIFT FATAL, hefor T 18 MADE COURT CLERK. Hawken Judge Hitt. H H:\rold . to Assist Harold F. son of S. Mc assistant United been appointed Good Samantan Miinders |37 (e nast fhrsevenii e Hanaces Make Drivers Skeptical. shal attached to the District Supreme Few Stop Now. 24 years old, & , former has R by Judge Isaae Court' as his clerk today He is attended a native of Washington and public school, being grad- ated from Western High School and ter took w luw degree from the National University Law School. He il take the bar examination in June. ADMITS $20,000 THEFT. Woman May Testify Against Per- Court, which position he resigned today. ATLANTA, « Murder pick mth the when sons Accused in Bond Case. Alice Duke, charged with stealing 000 in bonds from the pocket of a er at Unlon station last Octo- has entered a plea of gullty be- Justice Hoehling in Criminal Di- She was committed to jail ) awalt senten It is reported that woman will go to Newark, N. J., against certain persons on u charge of recelving some of the bonds, Jefi Carter, trians, even on e danger- vision 1 Gordon nolle the gainst him prossed S. €. The crime traced to Mortimer King, living r Canton. He confessed and im- ed Frank Harrel. The two ad- | mitted that they had killed McLeary up by him. Rob- o were Enps THE EVENING GASOLINE BLASTS CAUSE GREAT LOSS Lead All Other Explolivel, United States Worker Tells En- gineers’ Society. Gasoline was the contributing fuc- tor in more disasters In the United States and Canads last year than any other explosive transported in Inter- state commierce, Col. B. W. Dunn, chief inspector of the Bureau of Explosives qf the American Rallway Assoclation, tfold members of the Washington So- clety of Engineers at a meeting in the Cosmos Club Jast night. Although this commodity Is topped in the list by dynamite, TNT and a number of Other dangerous explo- sives carelessness in handling it and disregard of rules resulted in gasoline contributing to the major part of all human and property losses resulting from explosions In transportation during the year 1% Before the establishment of the bu- reau more than 20 vears ago, Col. Dunn said, handling and shipping of explosives was carried on In an Indif- ferent manner. Through the co-oper- atfon of the manufacturers and car- riers a comparative degree of saTety has been attained. Possible damage from explosion is appalling, he sald, when it 1s considered that in every hour of the and night there are about 5,000 cars on the tracks In the United States and Canada filled with explosive lading, and the average pas- senger is unaware of the fact that every several miles a carload of com- bustible material is passed “Ship-Right Jones,” a seven-reel motion picture produced by the Bu- reau of Bxplosives, with the co-opera- STAR, WASHINGIUN , D. O, THUKSDAY, Al D) 1925. GRAND JURY CALLED. Special Session at sion st Rockville to Handle King Girl's Case. Special Dispatch to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., April 2—Upon petition of Miss Elizabeth M. King, charged with smothering her two bables to death, Judge Robert B | peter of the Circuit Court today or- | derea a speciul session of the grand | jury for next Tuesday The request was made upon the ground that trial could be held at the present session of court, saving a walt until next Fall at Xpense 1o the county and detriment of her health. Miss King arrested last week, following discovery of the bodies of two babies in the attic of her home She Is sald to have con- fessed. tion of the railroads and the Govern- ment, was shown, explaining the work of the bureau in educating the pub- lic with regard to the handling and shipping of explosives. The film re- ceives its title from the chief char- acter and shows accidents and fires resulting from explosions, how they ire caused and methods of prevention Thousands of articles are listed by the Interstate Commerce Commission as explosive or intlammable, €0l Dunn said, describing the character of labels and Instructions necessary for certain classes before the rail- roads accept them for shipment. The bureau maintains a large corps of Inspectors, he said. whose duty it is to visit the shipping departments of all manufacturers of explosive ma- terial and aid in the education of em- ployes with respect to safeguarding the lives of those who travel on the railroads, as well as the railroad property. The films are to be sent to all large shipping centers of this country and Canada, Col. Dunn sald [ JARDINE HEADS PROGRAM AT CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Marine Band and Concert Numbers to Follow Talk by Secretary of Agriculture. Secretary of Agriculture W. M. Jar- dine will deliver' an address tonight in the Central High School auditorium in connection with the exhibition of some of the Department of Agricul- | ture’s new motion plctures. The films will be interspersed with lorchestral music by the United States Marine Band, Taylor Branson, second leader, conducting, and there will be organ negro spiriteals by the Harmonious Quar- tet. The motion pictures to be shown include three one-reelers and a four- reel film called “A Crop Worth ing,” depicting boys' and glrls’ work in the Acadian section Louisiana The program will begin at § o'clock up to which hour seats will be held for the holders of tickets, which are being distributed through the vari- ous bureaus of the department. After 8 o'clock the general public will be admitted without charge. HONOLULU, April 2. radio program to broadeast from st lulu Advertiser, April at 8 pm., it was announced yesterday. 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