Evening Star Newspaper, October 25, 1928, Page 35

- KONRPEDTROUPER VATCESHOLDUP Bandit Captors Use His Gun to Stop Pennsylvania Couple. By the Assoclated Press. LANCASTER, Pa., October 25.—Kid- naped in an automobile by two men and a woman whom he was escorting to a police station and forced to witness the hold-up of ‘another automobile, State Patrolman Robert Troup of York today reported to his headquarters here taat he had been left by his captors utside of Baltimore, unharmed but re- feved of his revolver. Troup and another officer were one of seven pairs of State highway patrol officers operating on the: Lincoln High- way east of Lencaster last night in a eampaign to enforce the State regu- Jations regarding headlights. They stopped a machine containing two men and a woman and found that none of the occupants had a driver's license. ‘Troup then entered the machine and, preceded by the other highway patrol- man on a motor cycle, was proceeding toward the police station at Lancaster. After proceeding a short distance the officer on the motor cycle ahead looked discover that the automobile peared. hree hours later, arid about 35 1 the place where the car in which Troup was riding disappeared, an automobile driven by William Cameron, 18, accompanied by Miss Adrienne Fite, both of Penn-Hill, Pa, was held up by the occupants of an- other machine. One of these, brandish- ing a revolver, and accompanied by a man in uniform, robbed Cameron and ordered him and his companion out of their car. ‘When Cameron remarked that it was strange he was being held up when an officer was present the robber said, “That's all right. I am holding him up, too, and this is his gun.” e While preparing to board an airplane at Talara, Peru, recently, a passenger strolled too near the propeller and was- killed instantly. O'COATS SUITS Topcoats Tuxedos With a Silk Vest All at ALL WOOL THE EVENIN STAR, WASHINGTON'. 175 Boys Saved By Bugler, 15, as Fire Razes School By the Associated Press. ° BALTIMORE, October 25.—One hundred and seventy-five boys, roused by a 15-year-old bugler, marched to safety yesterday when fire destroy- ed the main building and dormitory wings of McDonough School, a pri- vate school about 5 miles from Balti- more. The building and its equip- ment were valued at more than $700,000. The fire was discovered in the basement at 3:20 a.m. Employes said it started in a linen closet in which a small blaze had ?een extinguished the previous morn- Ing. DEATH OF GUGGENHEIM HEIRS HELD ACCIDENTAL Medical Examiner Pronounces De- cision Over Babies Who Fell 13 Floors. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK,.October 25.—The deaths of two young sons of Mrs. Milton S. Waldman, who fell 13 stories from a hota1 roof last Friday, were pronounced “entirely accidental” by Chief Medical Examiner Charles Norris at the conclu- sion of his investigation yesterday. The children, Terrence, four and a half years old, and Benjamin, 14 months old, were heirs to part of the fortune of | their grandfather, the late Benjamin Guggenheim. They fell from the roof of the Hotel Surrey while their mother was waiting for a friend who occupies a pent house there. Police twice announced the deaths were accidental, but Dr. Norris made his own investigation “in justice,” he said, “not only to the public, but to Mrs. ‘Waldman as well.” Prince Writes Book on U. S. STOCKHOLM, October 24 (#).—A book by Prince Wikiam of Sweden about the United States will be one of the Christmas offerings in Sweden this year. It is based on his observations during two lecture trips. SOUVENIR SALE PLANNED TO AID GIANT MEMOR,IéL $150,000 to $200,000 Needed ‘to Complete Stone Mountain Group, U. D. C. Told. By the Associated Press. ATLANTA, Ga. October 25.—Dele- gates to the annual convention of the United Daughters of the Confederacy, Georgia Division, were told yesterday by G. F. Willis, president of the Stoye Mountain Memorial Association, that the central group of figures—Lee, Davis and Jackson—making up the memo- rial, could be finished in 12 months “from the day we resume operations and at a cost of $150,000 to $200,000.” Mr. Willis said that January 19, Ge) Memorial will be asked to put on a “Stome Mountain Memorial day,” on which souvenirs will be sold on the streets, the money so collected to go toward completion of the monument, $10,000 Damages Asked. Joseph B. Young, 810 Rhode Island avenue, has filed suit to recover $10,000 damages each from Frank J. Krupp, and his son, William S. Krupp, 53 Adams street, for alleged personal in- juries. 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