Evening Star Newspaper, March 26, 1926, Page 5

MAN WHO STABBED POLICEMAN KILLED Colored Fugitive Shot by An- | other Officer After Row in Southwest. hand. Ludley then ran away. Two shots fired by Ogle failed to stop him. Policeman Moore, motoring past, heard the shots and Ogle called to him to get the fleeing man. Moore called to Ludley to stop, and the lat ter thrust his hand into his pocke as if to draw a pistol, Moore said, whereupon the policeman shot. him in the chest. Moore started with the. wounded man to Emergency Hospital, but he died en route. { Coroner Nevitt will conduct an in- | quest tomorrow at 1 oclod The coypu is 'HE _EVENING STAR, 'WASHIN DR. WILLIAM MANN ARRIVES IN ENGLAND Will Sail Apnl 1 for Port on East Coast of Africa With Other Scientists. The Smithsonian Institution has | Just received word of the arrival at sngland, of Dr. Wil the Smithsonian-Chrysler wild nnhnnll expedition to British East Africa. The party has been joined by Dr. Arthur J. Loveridge of Harvard Uni- versity, who has been making prelimi- nary arrangements for transportation to Tanganyika Territory, scene of the big hunt. Thesclentists will sail from South- ampton April 1 on the Balmoral Cas- tle en route for Dar-es-Salaam, on the east coast of Africa, from which point they will travel by rail to Tabora, far inland toward Lake Tangan base will be established at Tabora. Ore of the few ho ‘Refrigerator Relining N, D.¢. by Dr. Mann on his trip is Theodure’ Rou-xe\ells “African Game Tralls," which is “an account of the Af!‘lcan wanderings of an American hunler naturalist.” Kipling was another fa- vored author. Three weeks will be required for the trip from Southampton to Dar-es- Salaam, it is announced. % PAID ON _ SAVINGS T 'FRIDAY. WIARCH' 26, 1926, director of the Na rodent of South America, known con nd his assoclates of mercially as nutria. A Specialty S. 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