Evening star., 1941-04-28
I Pedestrians Killed
Score of Persons
Hurt in Accidents
Virginia Victims Both
Were Walking Along
Rouds When Struck

Two pedestrians in nearby Vir-
ginia were killed and a score of
others were injured in and near
Washington IN weekend traffic
accidents.
Lewis Martin, 55, a carpenter OF
Fairfax, was killed instantly when
walking along Lee Highway about
three miles west of Fairfax early
Yesterday. The driver of the car,
said by police 10 be Irving j.
Breeden. Fairfax County. was exon
Grated by Assistant Coroner T. B.
MCCord, police said.
Lloyd L. Stone, 55, colored. Mer-
rifield, was killed by an automobile
while walking on Lee boulevard
near Gallows road Saturday night
The driver was said by police to be
Robert P. Stowe, %. Fairfax County,
who was released after an investi-
CATION by police and the coroner.
Two Policemen Injured.
Two policemen. Roger Randall, SO,
of 9O1 K street NE, and Wade B.
Riley, 81. Cheverly. Nd, were in
jured early yesterday when an auto
mobile driven by Harold L. Barley,
%. colored, 1927 Twenty-third street
NV. according to the police report,
collided with the scout car in which
they were waiting for traffic light
at Fourteenth and F streets NV.
MI Randall was admitted to
Emergency Hospital and treated for
wrenched back Mr Riley. driver
of the scout car, escaped with slight
injuries, while Mr. Barkley was
treated at Freedmens Hospital for
abrasions and then taken to second
precinct station, where he was held
Juanita Pippin, 25, Of 215 Third
street NV, passenger in an auto
mobile operated by Alexander Salak,
43, of 1881 Yost place NE. was in
jured in a collision of two cars in
the 3l00 block of Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sc She was treated at Emer-
gency Hospital for face cuts and
spinal Sprain. Mr.. Salak was charged
with driving while drunk
Collisions Hurt Others.
In another collision of two auto
mobiles at Nevada and Nebraska
avenues Mitzie Rice, 81, of 1884
Thirty-fourth street received pos
sible internal injuries and a possible
| fracture of the neck. She was taken
to Emergency Hospital. Joseph
Klein also was injured slightly, but
refused treatment.
Hurt in a collision at Nichols
street and Alabama avenue Sc,
Charles N. Hess, 40, of 3612 Horner
place Sc, was treated at Mount
Alto Hospital for fracture of the
left knee and abrasions. Ethel
Young, %, Berkeley, w. Va, paSsen-
ger in the other automobile, re-
ceived arm injuries.
Three persons were hurt, none
seriously, when the car in which
they were passengers collided with
| tree on Nebraska avenue Just
above Ward Circle NV. They were
Mamie Eisenberg, II, of 249 Elev-
enth street Sc: Marion Danoff, Is,
of TIE Tuckerman street NV, and
Daniel Cohen, 25, of 431 Decatur
street NV. All were treated at
Georgetown Hospital. Police said
the automobile was driven by Reuben
Cohen of 2415 Minnesota avenue Sc.
Others Are Injured.
Blanche Crumpler, %, of 904
Shepherd street NV, injured in a
collision at Fourteenth street and
Florida avenue NV, while riding as
a passenger in taxi, was treated
at Garfield Hospital.
Mrs. Stella Lester, 20, of 27OO
Sixth street NV, fell from an auto
mobile in which she was riding on
Lee boulevard near Fort Myer yes
terday afternoon, police reported.
She was taken to Emergency Hos
pital and released after treatment.
Four persons were treated for
minor injuries at Providence Hospi-
tai as result of an automobile
collision near Oxon Hill. They were
Vern and Leila Pollard, 46, and A.
both of 1913 C street NE: Francis
Pollard, 81, of 1913 c street NE,
and Pryos Bailey, 81, of Anacostia.