Evening star., 1939-02-10
Two Die in Hospital,
Sending Traffic
Toll 10 13
Granddaughter Of Senator
BuIow Is Recovering
From Accident

Washington traffic fatalities for
1899 rose to l3 today with the death
in Emergency Hospital of two COL
ored men hurt in accidents in Sep
tember and December, 1898.
y Meanwhile, Kay Bulow, 4-year- old
granddaughter of Senator William
J. Bulow Of South Dakota, was re-
ported much better this morning in
Georgetown Hospital She was taken
there late yesterday after having
been struck by a delivery truck
while crossing the street in front of
her home in Colonial Village, Airing
ton. Va.
X-ray examinations today were
expected to determine the extent of
her injuries. She was hurt severely
about the head. The driver, whom
police identified as Suss Sagers, 30,
colored, of 1928 F street NV, was
held under $1,000 bond pending out
come Of the child's injuries. She is
the daughter of William J. Bulow,
jr., secretary to the Senator.
A week ago today, the son of Rep
resentative Caldwell of Florida was
killed by a hit-and-run driver at
Connecticut avenue and Woodley
place NV.
Sedan in Crash Hunted.
Today police issued a lookout
for sedan wanted for a hit-and-
run accident involving only prop
erty damage. The driver of the car
Is alleged to have struck a parked
automobile at North Capitol street
and New York avenue this morning.
Mrs. Margaret Koontz, "a, of
b707 North TWenty-seventh street,
Arlington Va. was taken to Emer-
gency Hospital with broken arm
and several broken ribs after an
accident last night on Lee highway
at North Lexington street. She was
passenger in car operated by
Mrs. John G.. Hutton, of 1917 North
Rhodes street, which collided with
one driven by Richard L. King of
Dun Loring, Va. The others escaped
uninjured.
John Humes, "a, New York City.
was struck by an automobile on
Federal Highway No. l four miles
below Alexandria yesterday. Police
said he was hit by an unknown
automobile" He was treated for
bruises and brush burns at Alexan-
dria Hospital and then discharged.
Another Arlington County child,
Joyce Farrow, 7, was hit by
county trash truck while playing
late yesterday in front of her home,
202l North Stafford street. Her
mother, Mrs. j. H. Farrow, brought
the child to Childrens Hospital,
where she was treated for leg
wounds. Her condition was reported
good today.
Two Die in Hospital.
The 1888 accident victims who
died yesterday were Lewis Mckay,
So. first block of Johnson's court
NV, who was struck on Christmas
Day at Twepty-seconda and K streets
NV. by car which police said was
driven by Earl L. House, 17l9 Hobart
street NV, and Worth Halloy, 80,
Of 1925 Ninth street NV, whose
motor cycle skidded on wet pave
ment in the $500 block of @ street
NV. last September IA. The men
died in Emergency Hospital.
1t. George Darnall, chief of police
homicide squad, said their deaths
would be listed as 18th and 18th
this year, respectively, rather than
being added to the 1898 traffic fatal
ity list.
Ray Mcbride, 2l, of 1913 Kenyon
street NV, motor cyclist, escaped
with only abrasions yesterday when
his motor cycle collided with truck
in the 1400 block of w street NV.
and then careened into the plate
glass window of a market at 1405
w street. Police said the truck
was driven by John w. Mccall. 10.