Evening Star Newspaper, January 7, 1935, Page 7

CARS,ROCKS TOWN Dynamited Trestle Crumbles" Beneath Train, Plunging | It Into Deep Ravine. By the Associated Press. SPRINGFIELD, I, January 7.— A dozen cars in a Chicago & Il- linois midland train were plunged into a ravine north of here early yesterday as a dynamited trestle crumbled under them. Sheriff Luke Gaule said the blast was apparently touched off by pro- fessional bombers. It varied in tech- nique from the four or five recent similar bombings of coal cars which have been attributed to an inter- union vendetta among coal miners. In the absence of statements by | railroad officials, Sheriff Gaule pre- dicted the damage would total “at ieast $50.000.” None of the train crew was injured in the blast. Investigators said the engine, tender end eight cars had passed over the trestle, two miles southeast of Can- trall, before the explosion shattered the superstructure. In the heap was @ tank car filled with gasoline, which made salvage work hazardous. The blast. which shook houses in Cantrall, completely demolished the 60-foot span. Deputy Sheriffs said the bombers had apparently rigged up an ingenious mechanism on the trestle “which permitted the weight of the train to touch off the dynamite. SPEAKERS FOR CITIZENS MEETING ARE CHANGED Manor Park Association Will Hear Representative Engel Instead of Frazier. Change in speakers for tonight's meeting of the Manor Park Citizens' Association has been announced by Ernest H. Pullman, president The association, celebrating “Con- gressional night.” was to have been addressed by Senator Frazier, Demo- crat, of South Dakota, but because of illness, he will be unable to attend, Puliman said Representative Engel, Republican, of Michigan will address the gather- | ing this evening on “Congress and Its Work From the Standpoint of a New Member,” Pullman declared | ‘The meeting is called for 8 o'clock | at the Whittier School. MR. AND MRS. HAROLD W. LADY, ‘Who were married here Friday, are shown above as they left Union Station yesterday on the first leg of their trip to the Philippine Islands, where the bridegroom will take an important Agricultural Adjustment Administration post. Before her marriage Mrs. Lady was Miss Elaine Staggers, daughter of John W. Staggers, well-known Washington attorney—Star Staff Photo. in Melbourne, Australia, on last Armis- tice day, is to be saved as a relic of | the duke’s visit. It will remain on the Rock of Remembrance until Anzac day (April 25) and then be removed for permanent preservation. Laurel Wreath Preserved. The laurel wreath, King George's personal tribute to the war dead of Victoria, which the Duke of Gloucester placed on the Rock o{ Remembrance Just shape, fry and serve, and this deli- cious New England delicacy is ready. Made from the Famous GORTON'S CODFISH 1,000,000 Colds in Prospect For Capital in Next 6 Months: One of Five to Escape Altogether. Other Four Expected to Have Two or Three Infections. There will be approximately 1,000,- 000 colds in Washington during the next six mionths. About one person out of every five will escape altogether. The other four will suffer two or three infections each. Some of these million cases of in- flammation of the mucous membrane, which is what a cold really is, will have after-effects of chronic, serious, or even fatal illness, Precautions Offered. Such is the picture, based upon the experience of the past, as forecast by the Medical Society of the Dis- trict of Columbia. There is no ab- solute assurance against cold, accord- ing to an approved statement issued by the society, but the chances of contracting such an infection can be reduced to a minimum by a few pre- cautions. If these were taken uni- versally the savings in time, money, health and even life would be enor- mous. 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Mrs. Adele Brooks Fort will address & meeting of the Society for the Philosophical Inquiry of Washington tomorrow at 4:45 pm. in room 43 of the New National Museum. Her topic will be “An Ancient Message Renewed.” as well as pains due to fresh colds, neuraigis, and for muscular and joint aches. Ask for Capudine Liquid or the modified for- mula, Capudine Tablets. 10¢, 30c, 60c. CAPUDINE How satisfactory it is to be able to serve your family the very finest Foods and still have a substantial amount left. Your budget will buy more in your Neighborhood American Store . t.ley it . . then count how much you have saved. It is worth while to shop “W here Quality Counts and Your Money Goes Furthest” s, Breakfast Bacon Hickory Smoked From the finest plantations r,‘;thefiim 27c A4sco » 23¢ Victor » 19¢ 1b. Reg. 17c Yo-1b. pkgs. 29 Rindless . . . Sliced Thin . . . 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