Evening Star Newspaper, July 15, 1937, Page 8

_A—S = urday at the home, followed by re- quiem msss at Holy Rosary Church. Interment will be in Gedar Hill Cem- §;|N LOGAL TRAFFIC & i'wo Die Here of Injuries Suffered in Crashes Sev- eral Weeks Ago. »"Three persons were hurt seriously in $affic accidents last night, after in- furies suffered in automobile wrecks @F several weeks ago proved fatal to #wo other victims. Last night’s serious casualties were: Mrs. Rose Rosen, 53, of 610 Irving Bgreet, who became confused in traffic ‘While crossing Georgia avenue and ran to the side of a car, police said. At arfield Hospital, she was found to Bave possibly & fractured skull. Her oondition was undetermined. . Ralph Slaughter, 12, colored, 42 K treet northeast, struck near his home an automobile police said was op- ted by Fred D. Cole, 29, of 1140 is street northeast. His condition reported critical at Gallinger Hos- al. Doctors said his skull may be ctured. .. William Washington, 14, colored, 45 ey street southeast, was knocked his bicycle when he ran into a Parked truck on Nichols avenue south< east. He was suffering at Casualty Hospital from laceration of the right grm and loss of blood. .~ George Lyons, 24, and his wife, Mary, 1726 Bay street southeast, suf- d minor injuries when the car ns was driving ran off the road at 8ilver Hill Md. They were treated ®4 Providence Hospital. .'The accident victims who died yes- terday were Mrs. Guissepina Natoli, 63, of 1356 Florida avenue northeast gnd Stephen Queen, 59, colored, Fred- erick, Md. “Mrs. Natoli was injured, and her Rusband, Nicola, was killed instantly when a tire on their automobile blew gut near Davidsonville, Md., May 30. Natoli was a delicatessen proprietor. + Mrs. Natoli, in critical condition §ince the wreck, became worse a few ys ago and succumbed to a frac- @ured spine and head injuries. Five ¢hildren survive, Mary, Antonina, Joseph, Angelina and Rose Natoli. Tuneral services will be held Sat- Qu;un was the victim of & hit-and- run driver on the Baltimore-Freder- ick pike June 13. He was knocked ofl the road by an sutomobile. He Freedmen’s Hospital. The drlver hn not been apprehended. CAPT. HOGE RELIEVED Army Officer, Hurt in Jamboree Horse Bhow, Recovering. Capt. Kenneth G. Hoge, who was injured when his horse fell Cavalry, on him during s jump at the horse show last Friday night in the Boy Scout Jamboree arens, has been re- lieved of orders assigning him to the Panama Canal Department. Capt. Hoge, 38, a resident of Arlington, Va., is under treatment at Walter Reed Hospital for two fractured wrists. He has been on duty here in the office of the adjutant general, War Department. He was to have sailed from New York next Fall. His sub- stitute assignment has not yet been announced. Hamilton Will Return. John Hamilton, chairman of the Republican National Committee, will return on the 8. 8. Berengaria next Tuesday from & vacation in Europe, it was announced at Republican na- tional headquarters today. THE EVENING ‘STAR, WASHINGTON D. C, THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1937. SIX D. C. MEN TO TALK Local Experts to Address Civil Engineers’ Convention. Bix Wuhluwn experts are ached- uled to make addresses at the sixty- seventh umunl convention of the American Society of Civil Engineers in Detroit July 21-2¢. tional Research Oouncil; Thomas H. MacDonald, Chief - of the United States Bureau of Public Roads; Bur- ton W. Marsh, director of the safety and traffic engineering department, American Automobile Association; J. B. Gordon, District director of san- itary engineering; Brig. Gen. M. C. ‘Tyler, assistant to the chief of En- gineers, War Depagtment, and Dr. K. E. Miller, assistant chief of the Domestic Quarantine Division, United States Public Health Service. 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