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THE WASHINGTON DAILY NEWS, SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1936
1
INDENCE
I
S
prated July
Two Dead in Traffic
auve Decade
on Nearby Highways
(Continued From Page 1)
M
Ils Hectic Happenings of His
by a car in front of her home. The
auto was driven by Howard H.
Day on the D. C. Force
Sheppe, 27, of 2515 13th-st nw.
Policeman William J. Kearns, 12th
Precinct, of 935 G Place nw, re-
ir
ceived a broken shoulder when he
was hit by a cab at First-st and
Florida-av ne. Howard H. Hibbert,
of 3520 10th-st nw, driver of the cab,
was released in his employer's
ai
custody pending outcome of Kearns'
injuries.
Nine Negroes wer injured, one seri-
ously, early today when a taxicob and
a Cleveland-Washington bus collided
at New York and New Jersey ave-
be
nues nw.
A Negro woman, Jesse Davis, 33,
of New York City, was taken to
Freedman's Hospital with a fractured
hip. Other occupants of the cab,
which was driven by Rev. George W.
Turner, an evangelist, of 3338 Sher-
man-av nw, were treated at Freed-
man's for cuts and bruises.
DRIVER CHARGED
Nile M. Bly, 33, of Seaton, Md.,
01
was charged with reckless driving
after a collision yesterday in which
his car hit a parked auto in the
4400 block of Benning Road ne. He
k
And Ernest W. Brown as Major
was treated at Casualty Hospital for
a
and Superintendent of Washing-
face and arm cuts.
ton Metropolitan Police.
Edward Ellis, 50, of Brokerburg,
V:
Va., was treated at Emergency Hos-
as he added his signature to the
pital last night for a possible frac-
fi
annual July 4 order to all precinct
tured skull after a two-car collision
commanders. "Fourths of July have
at 14th-st and Constitution-av nw
become more and more orderly, and
Orville Abrams, 49, of 1102 16th-st
ne
I have an idea this will be the quiet-
nw, a passenger in one of the cars,
ld
est the department has ever seen.
was bruised on the arms and legs.
lis
"We do, of course, receive many
complaints about the illegal discharge
est
of fireworks purchased outside the
Noted Woman Air Racer
est
District, and I have instructed my
ty,
men to pay special attention to such
violations in the outlying precincts,
Killed in Flaming Plane
as
where most of them occur.
OMAHA, Neb. The body of Mrs.
vn
SKY ROCKETS BARRED
Ruth Barron Nason, 25, noted wom-
.ve
an pilot and air racer, lay in a
"There is no law here against the
ist
local mortuary today after being ex-
sale and use of sparklers, torches,
T-
tricated from the charred wreckage
box fires, fountains, colored lights,
nd
of her speedy racing plane late yes-
non-poisonous snakes and cap pis-
terday.
tols. But we will not tolerate Ro-
rk
The flier was on her way from
w
man candles, torpedoes, sky rockets,
m
her home at Rochester, N. Y., to
devil chasers, 1-of-a-guns, bombs
to
Denver, Colo., where she was to take
yo
or any other fireworks which con-
d-
part in the National Air Races to-
a
tain explosives.'
day and Sunday.
ar
ite
The major sighed.
nk
A bare 800 feet from the ground,
it
"It seems good to be 'cracking
the ship caught fire. The rear con-
down' on toys like Roman candles,"
trols burned away and flipping al-
he added. "In the 90s we had to
most on its back, the flaming ship
keep our eyes peeled for lengths of
crashed about a mile east of the air-
pipe loaded with dynamite."
n
or
h
ol
4TH PRI
t-
n
Following is the order of events for
1-
bration:
10 a. 1.-Northeast suburban parade
Oldest Inhabitants meet at Old
streets nw.
11:00-Takoma Park exercises at Dean
nues. Presentation of prizes to
can University.
11:15-Softball game between Wesley 1
can University.
12:30-Takoma Park sports parade from
Denartmen
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