Evening star., 1934-02-02

gency for a fractured hip received in
a similar fall.
Raymond Carnana. 81. Of the 1900
block of Fifteenth street. treated at
Emergency for face injuries received
in the same manner.
Fred Simmons, II, of the 1900 block
of Adams Mill road, treated at Gar
field for injuries received when the
machine in which he was riding
crashed into a fire-alarm box at Six
teenth street and Park road
Mrs. Mary Adkins, 38. of the 300
block of Four -and-a-half street south
west. treated at Emergency for injuries
received when hit by beam that fell
from a building under construction
near her home.
Policeman Injured.
Policeman Garner L. Norris. seventh
precinct, cut on the head when he
slipped and fell while chasing an al
legged hit-and-run driver near Wis
consin avenue and @ street
Alice Browne. 38. of the 1900 block
of Decatur street, hurt when the taxi
cab in which she was passenger col
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Thirteenth and S streets.
James W. Haynes. As, of the 1000
block of street, injured when his car
skidded into tree in the $500 block
Of North Capitol street.
Harry K. Bailey. 20, of the HOO
block of D street northeast, and Will
liam Murdock, 1900 block of E street,
hurt when their machines collided at
Bladensburg and Queens Chapel roads
northeast.
Rubin Eltavitch, 40, of the 1900
block of Floral street. and George
Barnes, 200 block of 1 street, injured
when their automobiles collided at
Bladensburg road and New York ave-
nue. northeast.
Lester Snyden, 10, colored. 300
block of Ninth street northeast cut
by flying glass from a street car win
dow broken by SNOWFALL.
Hurt in Accident.
Mrs. Lottie M. SimmS. So, Gath
ersburg. Md. injured when her ma
chine collided with one operated by
David Sigal, Pittsburgh, on the
Rockville Gaithersville pike, at West
moreland.
Miss Marguerite E. Mitchell, 800
block of Sligo avenue, Silver Spring,
Md, hurt when her automobile COL
lided with one driven by Frank L.
Eakle. 200 block of Holly avenue,
Takoma Park, Md, on Georgia ave-
nue., in Silver Spring.
Sergt. A. w. Hepburn. commander
of the Prince Georges County police
station at Upper Marlboro, Md. in
jured when he slipped and fell in
front of his Brentwood, Md. home.
Benjamin Hayes, II, Seat Pleasant,
Md, cut and bruised in a snow ball
battle in front of the town fire house.
Students Car Skids.
What might have been a serious
accident was prevented by tree on
a 100-foot embankment near Chevy
Chase Lake. A machine containing
10 Rockville, Md, High School STU
dents-5 boys and girls-skidded on
Connecticut avenue, near the lake,
crashed through a wooden guard rail
and started down the embankment.
About IS feet down, however, the car
came up against the tree and the
occupants, although severely shaken
I'D. were unhurt Aaron w. Hers
berger, Poolesville, Md, was the
driver
Work on many civil works projects
was halted as result of the snow
To many others, however, the snow
meant work. In Alexandria, Va, for
instance, the storm brought employ
ment to approximately 100 jobless
men, some of the C. w A. workers.
Baltimore Showed Under.
Only two accidents occurred in
Alexandria and neither of them re-
suited in serious injuries to any OF
the persons involved.
Baltimore also was showed under
and Chesapeake Bay shipping was de-