Evening Star Newspaper, September 29, 1931, Page 24

FLECTR ENGINES BOUEHT Y PERNSY WILL MARRY HOLLYWOOD SCREEN DIRECTOR. Sixty Freight Locomotives Ordered to Complete D. C. Line Plan. By the Assoclated Press. PHILADELPHIA, September 20.—A $2,500,000 order for the construction of ' the chassls and mechanical parts of 60 electric freight locomotives has been announced by the Pennsylvania lufl-i road. i The locomotives will constitute part I of the equipment to be used when the | Pennsylvania completes its electrifica- | tion project between Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore and Washington. i Thirty of the freight engines will be | constructed by the Lima Locomotive Works at Lima, Ohio; twenty by the Westinghouse Electric & Manufactur- | ing Co. at Eddystone, Pa., and ten in| the Pennsylvania Railroad Shops at Al- toona, Pa. Electrical equipment for these. loco-/ motives and for 90 electric passenger engines was ordered in the Spring from , Westinghouse and General Electric at an approximate cost of $16,000,000. | Chassis and mechanical parts for the | 90 passenger engines cost $4,700,000. These were ordered several months ago. | The rallroad’s program calls for the : eventual purchase of 80 additional elec- | tric engines, supplementing the 150 now ( under construction as part of its com- ! plete electrification project in the East. | Schedule calls for the inauguration of electrified train service between New | York and Washington in 1933. BALTIMORE JAIL FIRE ARLINE JUDGE, THE EVENING STAR, W FARMER IS KILLED IN ROAD DISPUTE éAnother Men Held After Shooting in Maryland. By the Associated Press i STER, Md., September 29. —One man was shot and killed and another wounded- in a dispute over a roadway at Silver Run, near the Penn- sylvania line, late last night. Herman Copenhaver, 29, was instant- Iy killed and Roger Leppo, 22 years old, is in the hospital at Hanover, Pa., with shotgun wounds in the breast and arms. His condition was not considered seri- ous, a hospital official said this morning. Irvin Miller, charged with the shoot- ing; Edward Flickinger and 16-year-old Wilmer Erb are in the Carroll County Jail here. Miller and Erb are employes of Flickinger. According to authorities, Copenhaver and Leppo were removing & strawstack which Flickinger had placed in the middle of the road, which borders his land, when he and the other two sud- denly appeared, and Miller, officials | said, with little or no warning, fired. Leppo were removing the obstruction in order to proceed on the road, which he sald was a public thoroughfare. An in- quest was called for tonight. hfigpenhnver leaves a widow and one child. e e Civic Group to Convene. By a Btaff Correspondent to The Star. SILVER SPRING, Md., September 29. | —The annual meeting of the Silver | Spring Citizens’ Association will be held the county building here Friday inning at 7:30 o'clock. Officers : .| 8t AND ESCAPE QUELLED bone of the 1931 Wampus “baby stars, | might,beginning at 7130 5cock. Oficers as Inmates Cry for Release From Smoke-Filled Cells. By the Agsociated Press. Lo BALTIMO! Md.,, Septem! — u".\n-mx‘h the Baltimore ye! Damage was slight, prison officials said, snd no one was hurt. Three alarms were sounded. Patrol cars from all of the city dis- tricts rushed officers to the jail police with riot guns were placed out- side the walls. Jail gu: encountered some diffi- culty with a group of 50 colored - ers who beat upon the bars of cells and set up & loud clamor. An to esca) h work shop at the time. the prison, however, there excitement, the warden said. icials were unable to say how the blase started. Automobile traffic about the jail was congested for blocks, s thousands un“mefl ihe streets about the insti- lon. So dense was the smoke in the vicin- ity that a nearby factory closed its dows and suspended activity. RICHARD W. CHILD ON 4TH HONEYMOON Writer and Former Envoy to Italy Takes Trip After Marrying Former Secretary. By the Associated Press. Richard Washbura” Ohbd. Teagasins T ‘ashburn , writer and formerly Ambassador to Italy, was on a hon with his fourth wife, the former Mrs. Doro- thy Gallagher Everson, who was his secretary and governess to his children. They were married yesterday at the home of the bride’s ts by Judge Hugh B. Baker of Rhode Island Superior Court. Relatives attended the ceremony. Mr. Child’s first wife, whom he mar- ried in 1004, a year after he was g uated from Harvard, was Miss - beth Scott of Alexandria, Va. After they were divorced in 1916 he married Miss Maud Parker. His first two wives were writers, A Paris divorce ended the second marriage in 1926 and the next year Mr. Child married his literary secretary, Miss Eva Sanderson. They were di- vorced a year ago. His engagement to Mrs. Everson, who was married once before, was an- nounced three weeks A& i 48 y_pl Te- After a motor l.rlg turn to Mr. Child’s e here. —— As the result of the l)lf.rlch-lelth:;x pounds to 2,535 pounds in & week. e Replace Your Old Sink With @ New MONEL Metal Sink Its durability will please you; its beauty will charm you; its smart lines will appeal to you. Soundproof, rustproof, chip and crack proof. On display here! Always on “Schafer Quality” Materials E. G. Schafer Co. 4100 Georgia Ave. Telephone ADams 0145 RN R Sedrkdrdrrdnk ok ek b ook bk ek okl l 20 Pounds of Fat Lost Her Double Chi: Lost Her Prominent Hips. 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