Evening star., 1935-06-06
DEATH CAR DRIVER
FACES INDICTMENT
OF MANSLAUGHTER
Policeman Says Man Had
Been Drinking Before
Victim Was Hit.
WOMAN is ACCUSED
IN FATAL OPERATION
Forgery of $25 Check on c. U.
Athletic Head Also
Charged.

The driver of the automobile which
ran down and fatally injured Bessie
Parker. AZ. of II Kennedy street
northeast, was indicted on a man.
slaughter charge by the District grand
Jury which returned so other true bills
today.
The driver, Guido Aquilino, 35,
allegedly had been drinking at the
time his car hit the woman pedestrian
at Fourteenth and Harvard streets on
May l9 According to Policeman
Lawrence P. Legg of No. 10 precinct,
he smelled liquor on Aquilino's breath
and the man staggered as If intoxi-
Gated. The victim Of the accident died
the following day.
Mrs. Madgie Della Williams. 43, of
the 1900 block of street. was indicted
on a criminal operation charge IN the
death MAY 10 of 22-year old Evelyn
Hindman, 1900 block of Fairmont
street
Blood Poisoning Blamed.
She is alleged to have operated on
the young woman at the I street ad-
dress May l. Miss Hindman later was
removed to her home and then to
Emergency Hospital Doctors said she
died there of blood poisoning. Mrs.
Williams has been taken into custody.
Alleged to have forged the sigma
ture Of Arthur j. Bergman, Catholic
University athletic director, to a s25
check, Roy A. Perry was named by
the grand jury on charges of forging
and uttering
The jurors were informed that
Charles j. Croker, in business at
1900 Fourteenth street. received a
telephone call April d, allegedly
from a Father Walker" of Catholic
University, soliciting an advertisement
for an athletic program. Croker
agreed. and Perry is said to have
called for the check, saying he was
from Father Walker. Croker later
learned Father Walker had left Cath
olic University a year previously.
Perry is charged with cashing the
check at the City Bank.
Smoke Screen Charged.
Possession of a smoke screen was
charged against Llewellyn Jackson
and Clarence AShe, both colored and
% years old in another indictment.
( They we're arrested by members of
the vice squad in an alley near Third
and F streets northeast about mid
night on May %. after Sergt George
C. Deyoe had been forced to fire a
shot through the floor boards of the
car in which they were riding.
Police reported seizure of the auto
mobile, equipped with smoke screen
and containing 900 quarts Of untaxed
liquor.
Irving Rosenberg. 603 Kenyon street,
now under arrest in New York on
charges of violating the narcotic act,
was indicted today on charge Of pos
session of 81 counterfeit $40 bills said
to have been found by Secret Service
agents in the Kenyon street home.
Agents learned about the counter
felt notes after Rosenberg's arrest and
last February went to the Kenyon
street home. where the prisoners S
father, Samuel S. Rosenberg. per-
mitted a search. The bills, it was
said, were found where young RoSen-
berg had secreted them.
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Others indicted were Charles r.
Alexander, Raleigh Hawkins. Howard
Baylor. Hugh K. johnson, James Ross
and Albert A. Thomas, joyriding;
Clarence Edwards, Francis Watkins
and Thomas P. Long. housebreaking
and larceny. The latter charge was
! brought IN separate true bills against
/ Arthur Jackson. Theodore Crutchfeld,
Louis F. Knight, Joseph S. Mason,
Richard B. Jordan, Douglas A. Jones
and Lisa Lyles.
Additional indictments we're against
Randall P. Spencer, receiving stolen
property; Oliver j. Wills, receiving
stolen property. Grand larceny
charges were made in separate indict-
ments against Rose Demitho, a gypsy;
George Webb. Robert S. Thrift, James
H. Colbert. Lloyd York. Thomas L..
Hill and Julius Sandberg, and Robert
Williams and Robert Calhoun.
| An indictment for assault with in
| tent to kill and to commit robbery
was returned against Bruce McIn-
tosh and James Stroud.
CCPolohN "oOuSay
Separate robbery true bills pamed
John Upshaw and Joseph Cole, Leon
Docket, Donald McNeal and Ulysses
Hymes. Virginia Williams, Grant Poe
| and Harry L. feathers, Marjorie
Kushner, George Perry. Gadsbury
Bailey and Welby Carter, James R.
/ williams and Thomas Oakley
| Assault with a dangerous weapon
charges were made separately against
Sanders Wright, William Creek Her
bert James. William Mcdowell. Alice
jackson and Lorenzo L. Lasqult
Violations of the 1884 liquor act
were charged 70 the following in diff
ferent cases: E-cnry W. German, Will
liam Alfonso Smith and James Bry-
ant, Howard Johnson, Samuel Fran
els Branzell and John Ldrsburg
Grouse, Edward Pinkney, William
Hirton and Mason Bullard.
George Tucker, Gertrude Jones. An
thony J. Jones, Vincent Figaroore.
Mamie Dooley, Jerry Page TIliman
and Henry Gibbs, indicted for viola
ton of section IS, title 18, United
States code.
Some Gases Ignored.
Anthony Norman Genaro. false pre-
lenses: Louis Brown, intimidating and
resisting an officer, and Col. Joseph I.
McMullen. accepting employment as
a lobbyist while in the military
service
Cases ignored we're: Paul Rivnack,
Joseph E. Harter and James P. st.
Clair. grand larceny; James Nelson,
Bernard Wesley Waites, James Rozier
and Robert H. Kelly. assault with a
dangerous weapon; Nathaniel Jack