Milford chronicle., 1951-06-29
TLOO Killed, Several
Are Injured In Accidents
Continued from nrst Daso3

Butts received a fracture of the
wrist, injuries to his jaw and neck
and decorations of the knee while
Caldwell suffered two deep fore
head decorations.
Fred GOsselina, so, of Hartly. one
OF the passengers, suffered possible
injuries to his right jaw, hip and
pelvis, fracture of the left arm and
abrasions and cOntusions of the
knees. Theodore Carlos, AZ. of
Marydel, another passenger. sus-
tanned decorations of the face and
possible chest injuries while the
third passenger, Joseph Smith. AZ.
OF Marydel, suffered a deep lacera-
ton of the forehead and abrasiOns
OF the forehead, scalp and legs.
Both cars were damaged exten-
siVely. Troopers who have not com
pleted their investigation of the ac-
cident said Butts apparently was
rounding curve in the road bIit
was on the wrong side when he evil
IDENTIFY crashed into Caldwell's auto
mobile approaching in the opposite
direction
Two persons were injured. and
four motor vehicles damaged in a
.fOur-car collision on Route 13
three miles north of Delmar. last
Friday night.
The injured persons are Richard
Walters, 20, of Deals Island Md
severe head decorations and lacera-
tiOns of the left arm and left leg
and Kirwin Ralph Abbott, 81. also
of Deals island. decorations of the
left ear and confusion of the left
leg.
Both were taken to the Peninsula
General Hospital Salisbury. Md.
Walters was a passenger in Abbotts
car.
Herbert Dulin. 35, of Milford
was fatally injured when the car
in which he was riding and another
car cOllided head-On last Sunday
morning, about a half mile north
of Milford.
Dulin was riding in an autOmO-
bile driven by Miss Mary Matilda
Marker, 30, of Wyoming, which
collided with a car driven by Will
liam Childs Huber, 55, of Wyoming.
State troopers at Dover reported
that Miss Marker was going south
and Huber was travelling north. The
report of the troopers, based on ac-
counts of witnesses. stated that
panel truck was travelling ahead of
Huber. They said Miss Markers
car was apparently over the right
center line of the highway.
Truck Pulls Out
The truck pulled to the right to
avoid a collision with Miss Markers
car and Huber, thinking the truck |
was pulling off the road, started
around it, troopers said, and col
lided with Miss Markers car.
Dulin suffered multiple head |
body and leg injuries and was pro-
nOunced dead on arrival at Milford |
Memorial Hospital Miss Marker |
suffered shock, decorations of the |
left eye, right leg and chin, and !
puncture wounds of the left knee, |
Huber has a broken leg and severe
decorations under the chin. Both |
are in the Milford Hospital.
Former Smyrna Resident
Dulin, former Smyrna resident
who moved to Milford about six
months ago, was a son of the late
William F. and Addie Wyatt Dulin.
He is survived by a daughter, Miss
Betty Lee Dulin of Smyrna, and the
following brothers and sisters:
ElwoOd p. aHG Charles H., of
Clayton; William A. and James,
Camden; Clayton Dulin of Town
send; Edward, Dover; Mrs. Frank
Lee. Wilmington; Mrs. Earl VOss
and Mrs. George Snyder. ClaymOnt;
Mrs. Howard Lyttle, Holly Oak; |
Mrs. Olin Plummer, Trainer, Pa.
and Mrs. William Spenser, Town
send.