Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1927, Page 3

CRASHOF AUTOS - | HURTS 2 4 ESCAPE Whitney D. Reed of Washing- ton and Aunt in Hospital at Sandy Spring. Epacial Dispateh to The Star. ROCKVILLE, Md., November 3.— Both seriously injured in a collision which overturned their automobile on the Rockville-Gaithersburg pike early today, Whitney 1. Reed of Washing- ton, D. C., and his aunt, Mrs, B Reed, are at the Montgomery County | P! General Hospital, Sandy Spring, re- celving medical treatment. Mrs. Whitney D. Reed, wife of the man, and their three children, 2, 4 and 6 years old, respectively, were unin- jured by the accident. Reed suffered crushed right arm and probable in- ternal injuries. The aunt was injured | { about the head and body. She was not revived until some time after ar- rival at the hospital. Tries to Avoid Crash. Charles E. Stevens of this vicinity was dri ng the highway when the large automobile occupied by the Reeds came into the pike from a side road. Stevens swerved to the left to avoid the collision and Reed was turning sharply, endeavoring at the same time to prevent crashing into Stevens' car. The impact turned over the Reed auto, and the driver and his hbeneath is machine, Ste- tance of the Irs. Reed, the wife, st in the extrication he accident occurred | the highway | aunt were pinios stricken family, being able to a: of the others. at 8:30 o'clock ‘was well filled motorists offered assistance Operation Hi Physicians at the S y pital, where the victims were received half an hour after the accident, oper- ated on Reed, who had lost consider- able blood, and pronounced his con- dition_serious. The aunt, upon bein dy Spring Hos- PER $8.50 TON Sold Exclusively By J. EDW. CHAPMAN 37 N St. NW. North 3610 CORCORAN-COURTS 23d and D Sts. N.W. “Close to Downtown” W1 #oend LA PR S, o o De Luxe Apartments . 2 fast heat lfi.lml ‘water. Call th dent - Manager. 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ROOMS st planted: r: rich soil and A HEBRELL. 726 10ib 9640 ne STIMATES GIVEN ON ALTERATIONS: ouse repairs. store fixtures etc.: first-class work guaranteed. Address Box 242-H. Star office. 9° THE CELEBRA CIDER BARREL WILL open daily until December 20th: all cit 25, dos: cholcs aoples: bour out ¥ Metal Weather Strips MOMBERGER. 2105 Eye st. n.w. West 1441. At all good Shops 4 by Lionel 320 Tifth Avenve, New ok, 5| e ey P 4 s"to_ngz, North 4343 revived, asked for her family physl- cian, who was summoned from Silver Spring. _Her age was given as 47 vears. Reed is a younger man. His address in Washington was given as 5710 Seventh street. Mrs. Reed, the aunt, resides in Silver Spring. Stevens was not arrested. Investi- gation, however, was made by the | county’ police. TWO SENATORS OPPOSE SHIPPING BOARD PLAN McNary and Steiwer Hold Exten- sion of Guarantee Period Is Harmful. 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