Evening Star Newspaper, December 17, 1936, Page 38

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Injured in a five-car collision on the Washington-Baltimore Boulevard near Beltsville, Md. late yesterday afternoon, Sanford Hammond, 17, col- ored, of 1058 Bladensburg road north- east, died in Casualty Hospital early | today. He was the only victim of the accident. Linwood Agee, 35, of 1800 Wyoming | avenue, sustained cuts on the head |and possibly a skull fracture when he was knocked down while crossing Pennsylvania avenue in the 700 block | southeast. He was taken to the | Casualty Hospital in a passing car. Police did not hold the driver of the car, Karl Harich, 31, of 630 G .su'eet‘ Signs Up BELIEVED SMALLEST UNDER SOCIAL SECURITY | southeast, | Egs Pedestrian Injured. { Struck while walking across John | Marshall place near Pennsylvania ave- | nue, Benjamin Ruby, 42, of 222 Third | street, was taken to Emergency Hos- pital suffering from a fractured left leg. several fractured ribs and possibly a skull fracture. The driver of the car, Prank Crawley, 20, of 307 H street, | was booked by police for reckless driv- ing. Walter B. Sisson, 22. of Baileys Cross Roads, Va., and Gay Omohundro, | 20, of Farmers Fork, Va., were injured | when their car collided with a street | | car operated by Ernest Shumaker, who lives at Fifteenth and H streets. Sisson and Omohundro suffered head injuries, | possibly concussion of the brain, ac- cording to reports at Casualty Hospital. | The collision occurred on Benning road near Twenty-eighth place northeast. Officer Samuel T. Creech, 28, of the seventh precinct traffic squad, was | thrown from his motor cycle when it struck one of the steel buttons of a safety sone on M street near Wisconsin avenue last night while he was follow- VANCE SWIFT, Who may be smallest person in the country to sign up for | social security, shown receiv- ing aid from Miss Marion Squires, as he filled out his application at the Federal Building in Detroit. He is 30 inches tall, weighs 32 pounds and is 20 years of age. PASTOR INSTALLED Rev. Dr. Edward Hughes Pruden Takes Post Here. Rev. Dr. Edward Hughes Pruden, a native of Chase City, Va., last night formally was installed as pastor of First Baptist Church, Sixteenth and O streets. Commissioner Melvin C. Ha- zen and Protestant church officials at- tended the ceremony. —Wide World Photo. | SHOOTING THEORY REVISED BY POLICE ‘Numbers’ Angle Discarded. Gunplay Now Laid to Row Over Bet. The theory that jealousy over “ter- ritorial rights” in Washington's “num- bers” racket was involved in the double shooting Monday night in the 1600 block of Twelfth street had been definitely discarded today by investi gators. The shooting, which ended in death yesterday for one of the victims—Gor- man Wright, 27, colored—has been ad- mitted by Harvey James, 27, also col- ored, according to Lieut. C. H. Lutz of the second precinct. The other victim, Victor Juliano, 26, is in Sibley Hospital with a bullet | ‘wound in the shoulder. Inspector Bernard W. Thompson, | chief of detectives, and Lieut. Lutz dropped the “numbers” theory last night after interviewing other wit- nesses of an argument between Wright and James at Turner’s Arena. Lieut. SERVING WASHINGTON OVER FIFTY YEARS Special Notice HIS is to inform the public that no one of the family of JAMES B. HENDERSON ever has been or is associated with any other store in Wash- ington. Further, there is no other store in Washington connected with JAMES B. HENDERSON, whose only address is 1108 G Street N.W. For over fifty years JAMES B. HENDERSON has conducted this busi- ness, and is proud of his invaluable reputa- tion for conscientiously serving the people of Washington with only fine quality merchandise. James B. HeNDERSON FINE FURNITURE INTERIOR DECORATING 1108 G Street N.W. 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