Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1929, Page 22

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON,.D.. C., MONDAY, AUGUST 5, 1929. e his pilot, Smith Marriott, of the Saska- 3 plane at an altitude of 11,800 feet over BUDIES U B BI.AST TWO KILLED WHEN PLANE | pi, Smis it o Bses OHIO PARACHUTE JUMPER |2l b S oL 1, s lay when eir alrplane 0] HITS HIGH-TENSION WIRE | 5%, 2o "atter stricing mighotension | SETS DELAYED FALL MARK | fore he pulled the cord. 2,200 feet {rom | goye, who Escaped Prison in Riot —_— wires here. % Gene Rock, made at South Bend., Ind. Sunday passed without any reports eases, sufferers are being asked to co- By the Assoclated Press. ,wunes;u to_ the nccglnnl% salg n],. Byctli;‘;c!;a;'oclnled Press. about two weeks ago when Rock drop- Still at Large. on the four fugitives who scaled the | g}’"g:&-ln:;"r?;hfl;: xaem{; Ogl‘;m;" ” 3 'y rel . 5.~ - eS| em n gust 5.—Alfred Johnson, a trapper of | before it crashed into the electric wires. | world' record for a delayed parachute | Manson, Army parachute supervisor at| Seven convicts who escaped ~state | been “seen” ot New York| 1) Eive yaiustis infonmation regard- in s Nipawin, Saskatchewan, was killed and Marriott died later in a hospital. jump here today. He leaped from & Wright Field, Dayton. EilborigiaidaihereNiat etk harotat | or thethicy Bgmna oatas - gl e tpnuenidior Heed yMimitise CONVICTS ELUDE GUARDS-‘ large u')dn‘y'.” Four fled during “the Asthma Béing Studied. | general riot and three others took to In a campa - | thetr heels while 1n prison road camps. | vestigation ot asthma. and. anid. a5 0il Barge Explodes, Hurling Workmen to Death—One Yet Is Missing. : g / 7 & By the Associated Press. < ‘ LOUISVILLE, Ky., August 5.—The body of the sixth workman killed Satur- day in an explosion of an oil barge on ¥ . the Ohio River near Kosmosdale, Ky.. % . was recovered here last night by a crew ©of men with grappling hooks The body was identified as that o(’ William Wilderding, 29, Louisville, one | of the seven men working on the barge | when the explosion occurred. The seventh man, Frank Reader, 37, | of Rosewood, Ind., is missing ‘and workmen think his body is pinned be- neath 40 or 50 tons of wreckage of the oil barge. Blast Ts Laid to Torch. Dr. Roy L. Carter, coroner, said he lanned to begin an investigation of e accident today. The barge which was wrecked by the blast was used for carrying oil and had about 2 inches of oil in the bottom. Officials of the Kosmosdale plant of the Kosmos Portland Cement Co. blamed the explosion on the use of an acetylene torch. Those killed beside Wilderding were Murray Jockey, 23: Leslie Underwood, 22; Ed O. Jupin, 45; Cleve Skecters, 45, and Allen Sauer, 46, all Kentuckians, Victim Describes Explosion. Just before Sauer died, he gave a vivid account of the explosion “The first thing I knew,” he said. “was that I was being twisted through the air. It seemed that I would never | stop twi and when I hit the wa- | ter I realized what had happened.” A workman, standing near the barge, ! described the blas rible.” “When T looked u said, “I saw men, parts off the ba nd smoke and flames _high in the a A. C. Brown, supe Kosmos Co. escaped th by a few | seconds. 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