Evening star., 1948-08-22
Boy Cyc|ist Killed
By Car, Others From
D. T.. Hurt in Crashes

Bicycle accidents killed one boy
and injured another yesterday when
the riders were struck by automo-
biles.
Dead is Benjamin jackson. COL
ored, 10, of 5445 Bass place Sc. who
was hit while riding on the cross
bar of bicycle operated by his
uncle. William Jackson. 81. colored.
OF 430 NJ street NV. The uncle
was injured slightlyand charged
with riding two on bicycle.
The accident occurred as the
bicycle was turning left into Central
avenue from Fifty-third street Sc.
Driver of the car listed as Lieut..
Comdr Coils o. Marshall. 90. USN.
of Annapolis, Md, is being held for
action of the coroner's jury and is
charged with unreasonable speed.
Young Jackson died at Casualty
Hospital.
Boy Rider Injured.
Edward Hartman, IA, Of 1918
Thirty-fifth street NV. received
head injuries when struck while
riding his bicycle at Thirty-sixth
and S streets NV. The driver
listed by police as Martin j. Cannon,
SO, of ITO Thirty-seventh street
NV, has been charged with driving
without District permit. The boy
is in undetermined condition at
Georgetown Hospital.
A Washington woman and a Fort
Meade soldier were among -four
persons hurt in a two-car crash on
Route / near Elkridge, Md, last
night.
Mrs. Nora N Perry, 81, of the 31OC
block Newton street NE. was ad.
initted to st. Agnes Hospital, Balti.
more, with injuries to her head anc
arm. The soldier, Pvt. Marvin D
Sizemore, 26, also was admitted te
the hospital with compound frac.
ture of the right arm.
In another accident yesterday
Amelia B. Engelke, e., of 1872 Fifty
eighth avenue, Capital Heights. Md.
was cut on the head and right arm
when struck by streetcar in tn,
600 block of Pennsylvania avenue
Sc. Police said she was crossins
The street and stopped abruptly OF
the car tracks. Operator of tn,
streetcar was listed as William A
Sherman. 25, of 1923 Euclid stree
NV. The pedestrian is in unde.
telmined condition at Casualty Hos.
pital.
Two Washington men were in.
Jured in an automobile accident
yesterday at Ventnor, N. j., while
returning to Washington from 8
business trip. A Ventnor man was
killed in the crash.
William A. Notz, Is, a physicist
at the Bureau of Standards, who
lives at 5422 Thirty ninth stree;
NV, and Marion S. Westbrook, q
Chevy Chase, Md, radio dealer, ol
1919 Livingston street NV, were
cut and bruised in a collision WITH
a truck
Mr.. Notz. the driver, and Mr.
Westbrook. left Washington FridaJ
on business trip to Upper New
York State and were stopping al
the Jersey seaside resort on the re.
turn trip.
The truck driver, Leonard San
some, 81. died of head injuries.
Enroute to Bridal Party.
/ Another out-of-town accident re.
suited in the death of the parents
, and brother of a Miami man who
had come here prior to his marriage
to Miss Sandra Kravetz, 18. of 91(
South Orme street, Arlington.
/ Miss Kravetz and David Victor
Weinstein, 23-year-old Miami build
ing firm employe, will be married
here next Sunday. Mr.. Weinstein's
| family was on the way here when
their car was in collision with q
truck at Henderson, N. C.
| Killed were young Weinstein's
parents, Nathan Weinstein, IS, ano
Mrs. Elsie Weinstein, Al, and a
brother, Morton, 10. Injured were
another brother. Irving, 81, and his
fiance, Miss Estelle Greenberg. II