Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1924-11-13

Police records at the local station
and in Woodbridge show that the
accident occurred in Woodhridge
township and It is believed that the
fatal injuries were received when
Kish in falling from or getting off
the bus, landed against a pole When
he was brought to the local hospital
he had several fractured ribs on the
right side and a laeeration OF the
face and left eye.
The bus on which Kish was a mas
senger, was in charge of Joseph Duh.
of 664 Brace avenue, and the driver
was apprehended following the acci-
dent. He is listed on a technical
manslaughter charge and will be
taken TO New Brunswick to furnish
bail pending the consideration OF the
case by the grand jury
After the accident Kish was taken
to DR.. Edward Hansen's office in
Fords and the Perth Amboy City
Hospital am Lulanee was sent for. On
the way to Tee local hospital IN the
ambulance, the latter vehicle par
tic.pated in a collision with the tour
ing car of Max Rubenstein. - =
| Brighton avenue. The a Ia
CURED where Lawrie street 81d New
Brunswick avenue come together.
and both vehicles were slightly DAM
| aged.
Sergeant Larsen carried on the IN
vestigation in the township ana Ser
geant John Larson was detailed 10
investigate the local end. AT the
hospital the local sergeant learned
that the ambulance had a slight ae-
cident, but that Drs. Henry and
Hansen had agreed that the second
accident had no bearing on the
death. The doctors ruled that the
fatal injuries were received in the
Fords accident and that he was not
expected to live when he left DIR.
Hansen's office. The ambulance
driver reported the local accident.
the sergeant was told.
Coroner Hay this morning made
an investigation of the accident and
gave the cause of death as internal
injuries. Kish is survived bv a wfee
and four small boys. a father. sister
and brother. Funeral arrangements
are being made.
Local Accident
John Blasko, of $50 Brace avenue.
the hospital ambulance driver, re-
ported the local accident at police
headquarters, saying that while on
the way from DIR. Hansen's Office TO
A-@' fASl4 WIN q liGuls ne WAS
struck by car N. J. 3S5,970 in charge
of man named Rubenstein, at New
brunswick avenue and Iawrte street.
Blasko said the ambulance had a
bent fender as a result of the collision
ana this morning the ambulance
driver and Rubenstein came to police
headquarters and informed the no.
lice that the report should read that
the cars collided. instead of the am
ealanee being struck by the Ruben
stein car.
Hospital Report
At BIS o'clock this morning Lieu
tenant Andrew Jensen received a
report from the local hospital saying
that the ambulance had been called
TO DR.. Hansen's Office at Z O'clock
last night to bring Rudolph Kish, OF
644 Cornell street, 10 the hospitai.
Kish had been injured while estfiur
of bus in Fords. the lieutenant was
advised, and the injured man died in
the hospital at 10 o'clock. The hos
pital wanted to know what action
had been taken.
This was the first the local police
heard of K.sh's accident and the Iieu-
tenant Immediately called Wood-
bridge. Sergeant Patrick CuIlinane
informed him that the bus driver
had been arrested, but that the town
ship authorities had been told that
kish received his fatal injuries in
second accident in this city when the
hospital ambulance participated in a
collision.
Duh was arraigned before Judge
John r Kirkp~rick today and fur
nlsnea $4,000 bail on a charge Of