Evening Star Newspaper, July 17, 1930, Page 10

TA—w ESCAPED GONVICTS FOUND BY HOUNDS Two Men From Occoguan Trailed by Dogs to Gunston Hall. Special Dispatch to The Star. ALEXANDRIA, Va., July 17.—Tralled through the woods of Fairfax County for several miles by bloodhounds, Ed- win J. Schwartz, 24, Washington, and Fred Boyd, 19, Baltimore, were recap- tured by guards of the District of Co- lumbla work house and returned to the institution at Occoquan, Va., from they escaped Sunday night. hwartz and Boyd were seen tramp- Stone walls do not a prison make for Otto Wood, who recently made his Sc! ing through the woods near the com- | fourth escape f{-l the North Carolina Raleig] munity of Gunston Hall, in Fairfax State Prison, al th. He was serv- Coh:my. by ‘;e resident in that section, | jng a 30-year sentence for murder. T W] d their blue denim over- alls as the uniform of the work house, —A. P. Photo. and telephoned officials at Occoquan. Guards and bloodhounds were sent 'I'R AIN IS WREGK[I] [th + When the guards closed in on them. Schwartz and Boyd had escaped after secreting themselves in a supply room at the work house early in the afternoon. They waiteed for nightfall fled. A search of the institu- tion was made by guards when the prisoners were missing in the after- noon. OVER BUENOS AIRES, FLYERS TALK TO U. S. Yancey and Bouck Reach New | York and Lawrence, Mass., With | “Very Cold” Message. By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, July 17.—Capt. Lewls y Yancey, transatlantic 3 d 'ireles}; o} B:rl:k.'nhlkm! BY SPIKE ON RALS Fast Pennsylvania Express Derailed at Baltimore. No One Hurt. By the Associated Press. BALTIMORE, July 17.—A track spike, placed on the rails of the main East-Wes#®tracks of the Pennsylvania Railroad, was blamed today by railroad officials for wrecking the Pennsylvania cogches after it. Railroad and city police immediately a search for two 16-year-old to have been playing at dera 20 W] S was | obstruction. A .3 in’ their fiying telephone booth. Bouck said they planned lt):nre- turn home within two or three weeks, flying via Rio de Janeiro and Panama. CHAIN GANG CRUELTY INQUIRY IS ORDERED Governor of South Carolina Acts on Report of Conditions in Spartanburg County. By the Associated Press. SPARTANBURG, 8. C, July 17— Gov. John G. Richards has asked So- licitor Ibra Blackwood of Spartan! burg | o ute officials responsible for al- to prosect leged cruel treatment of convicts on the g I was found beside the right of way. C. A. Watkins, of wrecked locomotive, and Monroe the tearing up of se of the double tracking. SHIP WORK ASSURED Camden Plant Orders Require Three Years’ Activity. CAMDEN, N. J., July 17 (#—Un- filled orders n:gmnunl about $50,000,- 000 assure time operations for the at_the Camden plant hipbuilding Co., & the American Brown Corporation, officials said y. Work on contracts from the Navy and from the Export Steam- B F INE, even-grained, free-run- ning salt. A larger quantity than 5S¢ ever before bought. 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