Evening star., 1950-07-03
Arlington Woman, IS,
Killed, 6 Others Hurt
In Traffic Accidents

A young Arlington woman was
killed and six other persons were
injured in traffic accidents yester-
day here and in nearby Virginia
and Maryland.
The dead woman was Mrs.
Dorothy Jane Garrett, 1S, of 35O5
North Twenty-firs street.
Virginia State Trooper L. E.
WetSel of Warrenton said Mrs.
Garrett was thrown from a motor
cycle driven by her husband,
Samuel Garrett, 10, along route
651, near Morrisville.
She was pronounced dead on
arrival at Mary Washington Hos
pital. Fredericksburg, at 6 pm.
Trooper Wetsel said she suffered
a possible skull fracture.
Motorcycle Overturns.
He said the motorcycle appar-
emily went out of control and
overturned after going off onto
the gravel shoulder. Mr.. Garrett
suffered minor cuts and bruises,
Trooper Wetsel said.
A 36-year-old woman suffered
serious injuries when she was run
over by the cab of a tractor trailer
which police said was driven by
her husband.
Mrs. Betty L. Kinser, GOT North
Carolina avenue Sc, is in critical
condition at Gallinger Hospital.
She suffered fracture of the pei
Wis and internal injuries.
The victims husband, Horace
L. Kinser, SO, told police he was
driving in the 1900 block of New
York avenue NE. when a vehicle
pulled out of a side street. Mr..
Kinser. who is to appear before
the corporation counsel tomorrow,
told police he swerved and his
wife fell out of the cab. The rear
wheels of the truck passed over
her, according to police.
Living Here Temporarily.
MIR. Kinser, police said, told
them he was living at the South
east address temporarily and that
his home is in Chicago. He is a
driver for a Macon (Ga.) storage
company and also works as an
attendant at Newbill's Service
Station, 1943 New York avenue
NE.
James Chambliss, colored, 81
died yesterday at Gallinger Hospi-
tai several hours after the driver
of car in which he was passen-
ger told police he leaped from the
rear seat.
| An autopsy was to be held to-
day. The driver of the car, identi-
fed by police as Joseph Vase,
colored, 81, of 1920 z street Sc,
is being held for action of the
coroner. Police, however, said they
learned the victim had been under
treatment at a veterans hospital.
Mr.. Chambliss lived at 621
Twenty first street NE.
The accident occurred in the
900 block of North Carolina ave-
nue. Sc.
Two District Men Hurt.
4 Two District men were injured
early yesterday in an accident on
the Prince Fredrick tMdO road at
the Anne Arundel Calvert County
lime.
They are Robert Rouzer, "a, of
1908 Eleventh street NE, who
suffered a fractured spine, and
James Childs, 81. of 1921 Newton
street NE, cuts and bruises.
MIR. Rouzer was admitted tc
: the Calvert County Hospital al
! Prince Frederick. Mr.. Childs wal
released after treatment there.
! Maryland State Trooper Stewar
D. Gibson said Mr.. Rouzer was tht
driver Of the car which went ou
! of control and struck q concret'
! road marker. The other passen
gers were not hurt.
Hurt When Car Hits Pole.
The party was returning +
. Washington from Chesapeak
:. Beach.
. In another early-morning Mary
! land accident yesterday, three mer
. including one from Washington
were injured when their car hi
a pole and left the road on Rout
S, about a mile north of T.B. il
Prince Georges County.
State Police identified them a
d Clifford c. Dolan, 20, of 1916
street NV, driver of the car, an
James II. Grant, 10, and Charlie
Mcdaniel, 81, both stationed a
i the Naval Communication Cente
a at Cheltenham, Md.
MIR. Dolan suffered head injurie
81 and was taken to Casualty Hos
pital. The two Navy men wer