Evening star., 1937-10-11

cameron street. Alexandria, Va: AL
bert H. zimmerman, 20, Arlington.
va; Charles Heiss, 33. of 14ll Orren
street northeast; Eliza jefferson. IS.
OF the 200 block of street, and David
W. Coffman, y, Of 1920 Twenty-third
| street.
Car Hits Milk Truck.
MISS Blair's skull was fractured
ana her nose almost cut of -len
the automobile in which she was
riding ran into a milk truck in the
100 block of Rhode Island avenue
early yesterday. Police said the driver
OF the car, Albert J. Atkinson, IS.
OF Falls Church, Va, fell asleep at
tnefwheel. They were returning from
visit to friends In Baltimore. Miss
Blair was in critical condition at
Emergency Hospital. where 20 stitches
were taken in her nose. She is
employed at the Agriculture Depart
ment.
Police said an automobile pv Zim-
norman collided with a street car
operated by James r. Oliver, 80. of
Vienna, Va. at Louisiana avenue and
c street early yesterday. zimr, ,rman
was treated at Providence Hcspital
for possible skull fracture and
severe cuts.
Heiss was injured in the collision
OF two automobiles early today in the
29OO block of Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. He was in undetermined
condition at Casualty Hospital, suffer-
ing from severe head injuries. Police
said he was riding In a car driven by
Herman Hutcherson of Capitol
Heights, Nd, which was in collision
with one operated by William Sedor.
"a, OF 1347 East Capitol street.
Has Fractured Temple.
Miss Jefferson was taken to Emer-
gency Hospital late Saturday night
with fractured temple after she was
struck by truck which, police said.
was driven by Oliver Ray, IS. Raw
was arrested on charges Of leaving
after collision and driving without
a permit.
Cof1man was the most seriously in
Jured of three Washington men hurt
When the automobile in which they
were riding overturned down an en-
bankment on the Valley Pike near
Woodstock, Va, yesterday. He was in
critical condition at a Winchester
(Vao hospital, with fractured skull.
Others injured in the accident were
his son, D. w. Coffman, ir.. an EN-.
ploye of the Rubenstein Cleaning e.
Dying Co., and Irving Greensboro.
GIL Dix street northeast, manager of
the company
A triple collision last night at Con-
stltution avenue and First street re-
suited in only slight injuries to two
persons. Police said an automobile
operated by Ross E. Garletts 20
Morgantown, w. Va, /collided with
car driven by John T. Moore, 20, COL
ored. A third machine, driven by
Daniel c. Longley, 1908 Trinidad ave-
nue. northeast, ran into the other two
cars. Alexine Byrd, Is, and Arthur
Byrd, 27, both colored, 1910 Thirteenth
street, passengers in Moore's car. were
treated for bruises.
To Appear at Inquest.
James A. Bryan, 80, of 108 Nine.
teenth street southeast, listed by police
as operator Of the street car which
struck Barnes, is scheduled to appear
at coroners inquest tomorrow.
coroner A. Magruder Macdonald
also will hold an inquest tomorrow
into the death of Miss Marion B.
Hudson, 10, of 1911 Twenty-first
street, who was killed Saturday nizht
when struck by an automobile which
police said was driven by William C.
Perkins, Al, of 1922 Livingston street.
Police first listed Miss Hudson's
death as the seventy-ninth trafic
fatality of the year, but changed it
to the seventy-eighth after a check
up showed fatality previously
listed was not due to a trafic acci-
dent. Barnes death brought the
total back to 79, which is IS more
than at this time last year.