Evening star., 1937-05-31
Z KILLED, A HURT
BY AUTO CRASHES
IN AND NEAR D. {.
Washington Woman Victim
of Third Fatality at
York, Pa.
MERRIFIELD MAN DIES
IN COLLISION WITH BUS
Davidsonville Accident Fatal to
Capital Resident-Pair Hurt
by Hit-Run Drivers.

Two persons we're killed and IA
injured in traflc accidents in and
near Washington in the last "a hours.
Two of the injured were hit-run vic
tins.
A third fatality. Miss Ona Singles,
1882 Newton street, an employe Of the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp, was
killed when she fell from the open
door Of car at York. Pa. Police there
declared the death accidental and said
no inquest would be held.
Nicholas Natal, 35, 1856 Florida
avenue, was killed near Davidsonville,
Md, when the car he was driving
overturned. Magistrate Joseph o.
Fowler, acting coroner, said the car
darted up a bank and rolled over
when tire blew out. Mrs. Natali,
who was with her husband, escaped
injury. Another passenger. Mike Pin
til, received only minor injuries.
Merrifield Man Killed.
A Merriheld, Va, man, Carl Lesney,
S. died in Georgetown Hospital shortly
after head-on collision between his
car and a bus on the Lee Highway
near Falls Church. The driver of the
bus was uninjured.
The hit-run victims were Stanley
Deal. 39, Marlboro Md, and Ludwig
Schuler, 80, 1851 Fuller street. Deal
was taken to Casualty Hospital and
treated for head injuries after being
knocked down by a car near his
home. Schuler also was treated at
Casualty. where physicians reported
he sustained fractured pelvis and
other injuries.
Miss Dora Palmer, 18, 1924 Fourth
street southwest, was treated at Gal
linger Hospital for cuts about the head
and face after the car in which she
was riding was struck by another ma
chine at Pennsylvania avenue and
Branch avenue southeast. Police said
the driver Of the other car was Jack
son S. Athey, 224 street.
Miss Natalie S. Ostlund, POOP P
street, and Mrs. Dean Reppert,
Oricksburg, Pa, we're treated at
Georgetown Hospital for injuries
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collided near Bethesda.
Driver Is Charged.
Miss Margaret Thompson, 18. Silver
Spring, Md. received a possible con-
cussion OF the brain and other injuries
when thrown from the tandem seat
OF a motor cycle as it collided with
an automobile at Butternut street and
Piney Branch road She was treated
at Walter Reed Hospital.
Mrs. Mary E. Mawson. as, 1905 M
street. was treated at Casualty after
the car in which she was riding with
her son, William, 27, collided with
another machine on BladenSburg road
Her son also received cuts. Maryland
police charged H. A. Towers, 239 Tenth
street, who they said was the driver
Of the other car, with reckless driving.
Ernest Stewart, 18, sol B street north
east, suffered conclusion of the brain
when his automobile overturned on
curve near Forestville, Md He also
received a fractured wrist and cuts.
He was taken to Casualty.
Child, 4, Injured.
Four-year-oldR Raymond Adams re-
oeived multiple decorations and suffered
from shock when he was struck by an
automobile as he ran into the street
IN front Of his home in the TOO block
of Sixth street northeast. He was
taken to Emergency.
Samuel Ishkanian, A, 73O Fifth
street, was treated at Sibley Hospital
for bruises and abrasions after being
struck by a car which police said was
driven by Tony Kline, l8, 204 Leland
street, Chevy Chase, Md.
Bernard Davis, 18, of 1851 P street,
and William Bayne, %, of 2Ol5 Nine
teenth street, were slightly injured
yesterday when their automobile ran
of the road near Manassas, Va, and
turned over in ditch. They were
treated at Emergency for cuts and
bruises and returned to their homes.
Leroy M. King, 9, colored, was
treated at Freedman's Hospital for
minor injuries after being hit by a
car in the 1900 block of Georgia ave-
nue..
Paul Anders, Rockville, was cut on
the head and hands by flying class
when his truck struck and killed a
horse on River road near the Con-
gressional Country Club early this
morning. His car was badly damaged,
but his injuries were said to be not
serious