Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-10-16

hospitals today as a result OF
weekend accidents here.
Three servicemen and a civilian
were hurt early today when their
car ran off Baltimore boulevard.
skidded 152 feet on its side and
hit a tree.
Maryland State Trooper Ernest
Hudgins and Leland Memorial
Hospital, Riverdale, reported the
injured as follows:
Corpl. j. F. Belet, U. S. M. c..
Quantlco, who suffered chest in
ternal injuries. He was admitted
to the Naval Hospital, Bethesda.
Airman Is Transferred.
Sergt. Theodore R. Goldbeck,
%, Boiling Air Force Base, posi-
BILE broken nose. He was trans
ferred to the base hospital after
treatment at Leland.
Gustav Prieb, "a, Philadelphia,
a student at the Northeast Auto
motive Trade School here, concuS-
sion and cuts. He was released
after treatment at Leland.
Corpl. Robert Warren Painter,
"a, Fort Story, Va, head cut and
bruises. Released after treatment
at Leland.
Ronald Mcdonald, 4. son of Mrs.
Ada Mcdonald of 80 John Roberts
Homes, Alexandria, was treated at
Alexandria Hospital for a leg in
jury, which police said he received
when he ran into the path OF a
truck driven by Frederick Higgins,
II, of 614 South Alfred street,
Alexandria No charges were
placed.
Bus Is in Accident.
A bus load of Government girls
returning from service club
dance at Fort Belvoir escaped
serious injury last night in a &C
cident in Alexandria.
Pvt. Edward A. Miller, 20, Fort
Belvoir, a passenger. was admitted
to the post hospital with face
cuts after treatment at Alexandria
Hospital, but was released today.
The driver, Pfc. Alvin Palmer,
Fort Belvoir, was not hurt.
Girls treated and released. &C
cording to Alexandria Hospital,
included Mildred Johnson, Meri-
dian Hill Hotel; Betty Jane NIFTY,
"a, of 3040 Idaho avenue NV;
Mildred McVey, SO, of 237 Ninth
street NE, and Dorothy Budding
ton, 20, of 1921 Franklin street
NE.
Alexandria police had no report
of the mishap. Fort Belvoir re-
ported the Government-own bus
suffered about 5000 damage in
the collision with a truck at Glib
bon and Patrick streets.
Brain Injury Fatal.
MIR. Flynn died of a brain in
jury. He was hurt when a car
driven by Radioman &c Lindsey
Thompson, jr., ran off the road
and crashed on Route 235 near the
Patuxent Naval Air Station where
both were stationed. Mr.. Thomp-
son is still in Bethesda Hospital
in serious condition.
A native of Washington, Mr..
Flynn attended Nativity School
and Gonzaga High School before
entering the Navy in 1912. He
flew 81 missions out of England
on a Navy patrol bomber, and re-
ceived an air medal with oak
leaf clusters. After World War III
ended, he attended Catholic Uni
versity where he was a member
of the Senators Club, and the
Washington School for Secre-
taries. He re-enlisted in the Navy
last April.
Parents Survive.
He is survived by his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Flynn, ST.,
and a sister. Miss Jane M. Flynn,
OF the Butternut street address; a
brother, Richard S. Flynn, who is
a seminarian at Maryknoll SEM
mary in Glen Ellen, ILL.,, and an
other sister, Mrs. Evelyn F. Casey,
Of San Antonio, Texas.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. Wednesday at the Nativity
Church, 5000 Georgia avenue NV.
Burial will be in Arlington Gem
etery.
Mr.. Baxter was crushed to death
beneath his own automobile when
he fell out as it hit culvert and
overturned at Sunset lane and
Silver Hill road in Suitland, Md.
His wife, Mrs. Mary Baxter, 26, is
in serious condition at Casualty
Hospital.
The Riggs youth was fatally in