Evening star., 1949-05-09
q.

sengers and the driver Of a WASH
ington. Maryland and Annapolis
bus which collided with a Capital
Transit streetcar about $50 pm.
at Second and East Capitol streets.
Mr.. Gould, a former Catholic
University student and employe of
the Bureau Of Standards physical
science laboratory, was riding on
. motorcycle driven by william
T. steinkolk, 81. of 1912 s street
NV. when 1t and an automobile
driven by Mccoy v. Jones. 80. Of
205 D street NE. collided.
Motorcycle Driver Charged.
The accident occurred about
1880 am. at First and D streets
NE. Mr.. Gould died early today
ut Casualty Hospital. Mr.. Stein
kolk, an American University stu
dent. was treated for chest and
back injuries. He was charged
with colliding.
Mr.. Gould was graduated from
Western High School in 1945 and
soon enlisted In the Air Force
where he served nearly a year.
Survivors include his mother. Mrs.
Ruth A. Gould. brother, Wal
ter r. Gould, both of the home
address. and sister, Mrs. Mervin
c. Phillips, 1852 Columbia road
NV.
Mrs. Starkey was crossing Route
I near her home about 8 pm.
when she was struck by a car
driven by Arthur G.. Coates. 40. Of
2131 Branch avenue Sc. She
was pronounced dead on arrival
at Alexandria Hospital.
Man Held in Manslaughter.
Mr.. Sisson was killed at 12:45
am. yesterday in q head-on col
1ision between his car and a truck
driven by Aaron Henderson. 81, of
Baltimore. about half mile north
of Dunkirk on Route 416. State
police said Henderson was
charged with manslaughter and
released under $1,000 bond pend
ing a hearing May 20. Mr.. Sisson
was engaged In construction work
In Upper Marlboro.
Five persons were treated at
Casualty Hospital, two at Provi-
dence and one at Emergency in
the streetcar-bus collision. ALI
but Clara Ortman. IS. of 2401
Calvert street NV, who is In
Casualty Hospital with cuts and
bruises, were released.
All the injured were bus pas
sengers. Although the streetcar
was knocked off the tracks, all
aboard escaped injury.
Those treated for cuts and
bruises at Casualty Hospital were
Eugene E. Henshal, %, of 5305 T
street Sc, operator OF the bus;
Mary Eubank, II. of 1900 Silver
Hill road, Silver Spring; Beatrice
8. Shechter, As, of 203 Maryland
avenue, Suitland Park, Md, and
Elsie McCallum. 50. Of 54sl Third
avenue. Forestville. Md.
Anna Jenkins, IS, Of 3 Cedar
street, Alexandria. and Elby Jen-
kins, So, Of 1904 Fourteenth street
NV, were treated at Providence
Hospital for abrasions. Miss Avis
Assay, 20, of 1921 r street Sc, a
candidate for queen of the Ma
sonic-Eastern Star Night OF
Thrills. was treated for leg bruises
at Emergency Hospital.
Ten persons were injured in q
two-car collision on Lee highway
at the Stone House. AZ miles
east Of Gainesville, Va. ALI were
taken to Arlington Hospital.
Virginia State police listed the
drivers as John A. Roberts. 90, OF
S3i2 Edmunds place NV. and
Ira Eason. 4s, colored, Of Catlett
Va.
Wife of Driver Injured.
Injured in the Roberts Car were:
Mrs. Sylvia Roberts. "a. wife OF
the driver, fractured leg: Mrs
Lena Perun. 81. of 1880 Fuller
street NV, fractured leg: Miss
Vera Dubiansky, 80, OF 1702
Lanier place NV. both leg:
broken, and Matthew Perun, 80. oi
1880 Lanier place NV; Stephens
Kistulentz, 26. of 624 Randolph
street NV, and Mr.. Roberts. The
last three were treated and re.
leased.
In the other car. MIR. Eason suf-
fered possible internal injuries;
his wife. Mrs. Nellie Eason. 45
fractured leg; Caroline Eason. 2l
months, their granddaughter
treated and released; and Timo-
thy Eason. 10 months, a grandson
internal injuries.
:. Two persons stepping OF Q
& street car loading platform ai
E Wisconsin avenue and Van Ness
) street NV. were victims OF ar
unusual accident. The handle oi
d power lawnmower. projecting
from the rear window OF an auto
mobile, struck them. cutting thu
! nose Of Phillip w. Rowe. Uni.
versity Of Maryland student. ant
the scalp Of Ruth H. Amacker. n
: OF 3T25 Van Ness street NV.
Driver OF the car was Emmett
W. Temple, 4S. colored, OF 3l2 s
street NE. The injured were
treated at Emergency Hospital.
A car driven by Mrs. jessie
xrankland. Sc. Of 1918 Mount Vefl