Evening star., 1943-09-13

car operated by her father on the
Briggs -Chaney road, near Fairland,
police reported. She died yesterday
in the Montgomery County General
Hospital at Sandy Spring.
The child's parents said she was
riding in the rear of the car with
her 7-year-old sister when the door
flew open and she fell out. Mrs.
Henegar said she heard noise in
the back of the car and turned just
in time to see the child fall. She
said she always kept the car doors
locked, but the child must have
tripped the lock while playing.
Mother, Son in Crash.
Mrs Elizabeth Galloway, Hunting
Hill, Md, was injured seriously
early yesterday when the car in
which she was riding collided head
on with car driven by her son, Roy
Galloway, jr., on Travilah road near
Hunting Hill, Montgomery County
police reported.
Police said Mrs. Galloway was a
passenger in a car being driven by
Carl May, also of Hunting Hill. Her
year-old child, whom she was hold
ing on her lap. was uninjured.
Mrs. Galloway was admitted to
the Montgomery County General
Hospital where attendants said she
suffered skull fracture. Her son
was treated for arm cuts and Mr..
May suffered a fractured Jaw.
Three persons, all colored, were in
jured early today when their car and
a Greyhound bus collided on Route
!, in Arlington, Va, south of the
Highway Bridge, park police re-
ported.
The injured, all of whom were
treated at Alexandria Hospital, were
Aletha Virgins, 80; Marie Syler, 80,
and Almeta johnson, all OF Alex
andria. Police said James T. Syler,
80, colored, also of Alexandria, driver
OF the car. was uninjured.
Two Struck by Autos.
Charles Wisener, so, of lit
street NV. was in critical condi-
ton in Emergency Hospital today
with skull injuries after being
struck by a streetcar Saturday night
at Eleventh street and New York
avenue NV. Operator of the car,
according to police, was Cecil w.
Barnes, 81, of 1900 Kenilworth ave-
nue., Hyattsville, Md.
Dorothy Peyton, 3, of 1443 Fair
mont street NV. was struck by a
car operated by Herman G.. Lom-
bard, "a, 1862 Chaplin street NV,
IN front of her home. Police said
the child ran between two parked
cars.
She suffered leg abrasions and
cuts about the body and was ad-
mltted to Children's Hospital, where
her condition was said to be not
serious.
Triple Collision.
Mrs. Blanche M. Turner, Sc. of
1881 Hemlock street NV, was treat
ed for nervousness and shock at
Emergency Hospital and DISCHARGED
early today, after the parked car
In which she was sitting was struck
by truck in triple collision at
Twelfth and o streets NV.
According to police. the truck
operated by John r. Ingersoll. 1918
Maryland avenue NE, was hit from
the rear by a Capital Transit Co
bus when it made a left turn into
o street. The impact drove the
truck into a traffic signal pole, fell
ing it, and then into the car occu-
pied by Mrs. Turner. Operator of
the bus was Henry j. Kaier, jr., %
of 1928 w street Sc.
Police said Mrs. Turner was wait
ing for her husband, James L
Turner, managing editor of the
United States Government Advertis-
er, who was in nearby laundry.
Dahlma Williams, 36, of 203 ]
street NV, passenger in a truck
operated by James H. Smith, colored
"a, OF HOO T street NV, suffered a
possible skull fracture today when
the truck collided with another car
at Eighth and T streets NV. Oper-
ator OF the second car was George
Broadwater, colored, %, Of 1910
Seventh street NV.
The injured woman was removed
to Emergency Hospital, where her
condition was described as serious.
William Altman, 3, of the 5000
block 18th street NV, sustained a
possible skull injury and multiple
cuts and abrasions when struck near
his home by a car operated by
Sedgewick l.. Robinson, SIS, of
Catonsville, Md. Police said the
child stepped OF the curb and
walked into the car.