Evening star., 1942-01-02

Jacob Walter Kinnemont, 10, OF
303 Bergman avenue, Capitol
Heights, Md, was instantly killed
yesterday when the car in which
he was a passenger ran off the road
five miles east of Leesburg, Va, and
overturned.
Loudoun County police were hold
ing Jack Pickett, %, of Seat Pleas
ant, Md, whom they listed as the
driver of the car. The accident oc-
CURED on Highway No 7. A third
passenger, Tony Hough, whose
Maryland address was not learned
Immediately, was being treated for
minor injuries in the Loudoun Coun-
ty Hospital in Leesburg, according
to word received here.
Three Recruits Slightly Hurt.
Three young Soldiers-to-be, not
yet inducted into the Army, received
slight injuries shortly before noon
today when the United States Re
cruiting Service station wagon in
which they were riding was in a
collision with an Army truck at
Nineteenth and G streets NV.
The three, accompanied by two
other recruits and sergeant driver.
were on their way to the general
dispensary of the War Department
to take Army physical examinations.
They identified themselves to at
tendants at Emergency Hospital.
where they were given first-aid
tratment and released. as Arthur
Appleton, 281o Texas avenue Sc,
Joseph S. Miller, 335 Decatur street
NV, and Cletus Tusing, 1854 Lee
highway
Army officials at the scene of the
crash refused comment on the ac-
cident and would not identify the
drivers of the two vehicles. The
truck was in use as shuttle bus be-
tween the Munitions Department
and the Maritime Commission.
Streetcar and Auto Collide.
In a collision between an automo-
bile and streetcar at Calvert ave-
nue. in College Park, Md, early to-
day, Collie Cubbage, 28 who lives
/ on Edmonston road, suffered head
/ injuries and was taken to Casualty
Hospital by the Bladensburg Rescue
Squad in an undetermined con-
| dition.
Prince Georges County police said
/ the automobile was operated by
/ Arthur De Priest, also of Edmonston
road, and the streetcar by R. L.
Mail of 1884 Fourth street NE.
Neither was injured. Willie Bright.
"a. of Brentwood. received cuts and
bruises and was given first aid treat
ment by the rescue squad.
Mrs. Marie G. Curry, 81. was In
undetermined condition in Emer-
gency Hospital today with a head
injury police said was received when
the automobile in which she was a
passenger collided with another in
Arlington County. Va. yesterday.
She lives at 725 Seventeenth
street NV.
Two Inquests Today.
Mrs. Ruth S. Dresser. "a, Of 1649
| Newton street NV. listed by police
as operator of the car in which Mrs.
Curry was riding. was treated at
Emergency for cuts and bruises.
Herman Carlow. 46. of Morgan
town. w Va. was admitted to Prov
idence Hospital, late yesterday for
treatment of a broken collar bone
and chest injuries. Police said he
was a passenger in an automobile
involved in a collision at Tenth and
Taylor streets NE.
A coroner's jury was to hear in
quest testimony today at the Dis
trict Morgue in the deaths of Rabbi
Israel Hurwitz. rs, of ATS F. street
S.W., and Louis Green. 48, of As F.
street NV. They were the last
traffic deaths of 1941 and the sec
ond of 1912, respectively. No in
quest has been scheduled yet in the
death of Miss Dolores Anderson
18, of 1923 West Virginia avenue
( NE. first victim of this year, be-
cause important witnesses are in
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