Evening star., 1935-09-30
WEEK END TRAFFIC
TOLL IN D. c. AREA
), WITH 70 HURT
Two Injured in Crash of
Car Reported Stolen Dur
ing Police Chase.
BALTIMORE WOMAN
DIES IN COLLISION
Crane Highway Accident Sends
Husband to Hospital-Takoma
Park Youth Succumbs.

Three more traffic deaths yester-
day, resulting from Maryland acci-
dents, raised the toll to five over
the week in the Washington area.
At least 20 others we're injured. two
of them when a speeding automobile
reported stolen crashed into their ma
chine in northeast Washington while
being chased by a policeman.
Mrs. Hilda Longini, 36, of Balti-
more, was fatally hurt and her hus-
band, Marcel Longini, 46, was seri-
ously injured yesterday in a head
on collision on the Crane Highway
near Annapolis.
The others who died yesterday were
Wilbert Gary, 81. of 403 Carroll ave-
nue., Takoma Park, Md, who was in
jured on September l3 when his motor
cycle collideo with an automobile at
Ednor Md. and Preston Vantroy, 63,
colored, 100 block of Twenty-second
street. who died in Casualty Hospital
of injuries received Friday when he
was struck by an automobile near
BladenSburg, Md.
woman DTlNlns III OOHISlOH
In the accident near Annapolis
Mrs. Longini was driving, police said,
when her automobile was in collision
with an automobile driven by William
Briscoe, colored. Great Mills, Md.
Briscoe later was charged with reck-
less driving. Mrs. Longini died about
an hour after the accident in the
Brownsville State Hospital from se-
we're cuts about the throat and other
injuries. Mr.. Lcngini was taken to
Emergency Hospital, Annapolis. where
it was thought he may have skull
fracture.
Frank G. Ely. Sandy Spring. Md,
was driver of the automobile which
collided with the motor cycle. fatally
injurying Gary. Vantroy, the other
man who died yesterday, was fatally
injured when he stepped from behind
an automobile directly into the path
of another machine, according to
Prince Georges County police. He
had been conducting revival services
in nearby Maryland.
The couple injured when their ma.
chine was struck by the automobile
reported stolen were Walter P. Bowden,
81, and his wife, Lillian May Bowden.
so, of SIG East Capitol street.
The crash occurred at Bladensbur2
and Queen Chapel road while Police
man Irving Lubore, No. l precinct, was
chasing two colored youths who oc.
cupied the allegedly stolen machine,
The pair. George William Harris, l9,
Of the 200 block of v street, and Leroy
NJ. Hunt, IS, of the 1900 block Of First
street, were arrested and booked for
investigation after being treated for
minor injuries.
Mr.. Bowden was treated at Casualty
Hospital for fractures of the ribs and
hand, in addition to numerous cuts,
and Mrs. Bowden fer fractures Of
/ the rib and jaw and possibly in
ternal injuries
Washingt0nians Hurt.
Six WashingtonianS were injured,
one seriously, when the car in which
| they were returning from a dance
| collided with a milk truck early Sum-
day near Leesburg, Va.
Francis R. Stevens, Is, Of 49l1
Forty fourth street, driver Of the car,
is in the Leesburg Hospital with in
ternal injuries and .acerations. His
/ condition is said to be serious.
The others, all of whom were
treated at the hospital for minor in
juries, were Mrs. Stevens, Mr.. and
Mrs. John F. Davis, 1920 L street, and
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Lawson, Vienna,
Va.
Accidents on the Baltimore Boule-
ward yesterday sent three persons to
Washington hospitals for treatment
for minor injuries.
Sarah Knott. 81, Of Baltimore was
treated at Sibley Hospital for cuts and
bruises, while Winifred Hill, 26, and
Seymour Solomon, 20. both of Balti-
more, were treated for bruises and
shock at Casualty Hospital. Miss
Knott was injured in an accident at
Laurel and the others in one at Belts
Vile
Frank L. Call, 81, of Roanoke, Va;
his wife Ruth. %; their 2-year-old
son Joseph and colored maid we're
injured when their automobile crashed
into one of the supports of railroad
underpass at Accotink, Va, late yes
terday. They were taken to Fort Bel
voir Hospital. where Call, who was
badly cut about the head, was found
to be the most seriously injured.
Foot Ball Player Hurt.
Angus Lamond, "a, former st.
Johns College athlete and an OUT
standing foot ball and lacrosse player,
and three other persons were injured
when two cars collided on the Defense
Highway near Annapolis. Lamond
was treated at Emergency Hospital.
Annapolis, for leg injury and per-
mitted to go to his home in Takoma
Park, D. C.
Miss Magel Kehoe, 10. of 3644
Warder street, had several teeth
knocked out, and Harry limerick, "a,
of Baltimore. suffered a possible con-
cussion Of the brain. Both remained
in the hospital. Miss Carolyn Bote-
Ter, 20. of Baltimore, the fourth VIC
tim, was released from the hospital
after being treated for a cut arm.
State Trooper ]. C. Gates said the
injured were riding in a car operated
by limerick, which was in collision
with one driven by Francis Newman
Of Annapolis, who escaped unhurt.
John Sickler, Takoma Park, D. c.,
continued in serious condition to.
day at hospital in Winchester, Va,
with a broken back as a result Of
being hurled headlong from an over
turning automobile he was driving
near Middletown yesterday. His
brother escaped with minor cuts and
bruises. returning home.
A new bus. one Of group ordered
by the Capital Transit Co., while en-
route to this city last night crashed
into q parked automobile near Bethes.
da, Nd, while on the Rockville Pike
and turned over In Q ditch.