Evening star., 1950-04-08
Accidents
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Prince Georges General Hospital.
The driver of the car was listed
by Maryland State police as Will
liam James Griffin, %, of 3601
Connecticut avenue NV.
Mr.. Griffin was given emergency
treatment at Prince Georges Gen.
eral Hospital and transferred to
Leland Memorial Hospital, River
dale, where he was admitted with
cuts and bruises.
Charge Is Planned.
State police said Mr.. Griffin
will be charged with reckless driv-
ing and manslaughter upon re-
lease from the hospital.
Mr.. Carrick is survived by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Norvel Car
rick of the Maryland Park address,
and eight brothers and sisters, all
of whom live in the Washington
area. They are Ellsworth, Oden,
Roland, Melvin and lie Roy Car
rick and Mrs. Lillian Dom, Mrs.
Mary Daniels and Mrs. Lillian
LaWry. The family said Mr.. Car
rick and Mr.. Griffin. were return
ing from a shopping trip to Balti-
more when the accident occurred
at 1885 o'clock. -
Miss Beloff was injured in a
two-car collision yesterday at
Twenty-flrst and C streets NV.
Police said Miss Beloff, who did
not appear to be seriously injured
after the crash, collapsed in the
emergency room of Emergency
Hospital. She is being treated for
severe head injuries.
Miss Beloff, who lived at 1885
Thirty first street NV. was in
jured when her British-made car
collided with a taxicab driven by
Charles H. Menzer, "a, of Route
2, Alexandria. Mr.. Menzer was
treated for cuts and bruises.
Sister of Max Beloff.
Miss Beloff is sister -in-law of
DR.. Ernest B.. Chain, of Oxford
University, a Nobel prize winner
in 1885 in physiology and medi-
cine, and one of the discovers of
penicillin. A brother, Max Belof,
a teacher at oxford, is a we'll
known authority on Russia.
She came here In January, 1949,
after serving as Paris cor
respondent for the Observer. Miss
Beloff also worked at one time
for Reuters, the British news
agency. and during the war served
in confidential British govern
ment post dealing with French
affairs.
In an early morning accident,
two persons were injured when
the car in which they were riding
on Canal road NV. struck a
stone wall at the approach
to Chain Bridge. Police listed
the driver as Worth Sal
mon, 20, of 1880 Richmond high
way, Alexandria. He was admit
ted to Georgetown University
Hospital for treatment of chest
injuries. A passenger, Albert T.
Hall, Is, Of SIG South Alfred
street, Alexandria, was taken to
Emergency Hospital with head in
juries.
A boy on bicycle suffered
severe head injuries this morning
when he ran into a truck. He was
admitted to Casualty Hospital
where his condition was described
as fair.
Police said the injured boy was
Richard Harris, IA, son of the Rev.
and Mrs. Alexander r. Harris,
1855 Kramer street NE. Mr..
Harris is connected with Good
will Industries. Inc.
The accident occurred when the
boy rode into Maryland avenue
NE. from a gas station on Four
teenth street. He ran into the
side of a Thompson Dairy truck
driven by John P. Belt, SO, of 1908
Garden avenue. Forest Glen, Nd,
police stated.
Truck Hits Car.
Oris c. Wells, 50. of 2l05 Branch
avenue Sc. was admitted to Cas-
ualty Hospital yesterday when the
pickup truck he was. driving on
Bladensburg road NE. went out
of control. struck a pole and spun
into another. car. Mr., Wells is
being treated for a broken left leg
and head injuries,
The driver of the other car,
Joseph Wilmington. SO, of 4817
Nicholson street. Riverdale, Nd.
was released after treatment at
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