Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1942, Page 7

' Ensign and Girl Face Grand Jury as Joinl Death Car Drivers Coroner’s Jury Returns Unusual Verdict in D. C. | | | New Year Day Crash ‘ A roung woman and a Navy ens\m today faced grand jury action in a New Year Day accident after a | eoroner s jury had held them “joint | operators” of the car that caused | fatal injuries to Charles Finley, 20.“ of Arlington The defendants are Miss 1. Robinson, 23. Capitol Heights, | Md.. now free under $1,000 bail. a Ensign Robert L. Read, 3423 Ca penter street S.E.. assigned to Was| ington Navy Yard and now at liberty | " 4 7 n custody of Navy authorities. Theyv were ordered held yesterday 3 fn a decision without local precedent, | given by a jury after an hour nm&| 35 minutes deliberation, concluding | an inquest that began Monday be- | fore Coroner A. Magruder Mac- Donald. Charges of manslaughter were filed against them after the hearing. Aute Hit in Rear, “ Young Finley was a pussenger m # car driven by John B. Sams, 21, | of 687 E street SE. when it was atruck from behind at Pennsylvania #kull in Gallinger Hospital Jan- | uary 2. , [ _ Policemen Carlton T. Stein of| Eleventh Precinct, one of the first| to steer the car and apply the brakes when he saw the accident eould not be avoided. | Dr. MacDonald stoped the inquest at this point and Read if he desired counsel because nf the posstbility he might also be amed a defendant. The officer llld hc wamed counsel. The coroner | yesterday -m: D:vld A. Hart. former assistant Dnited States district -nomev here, | representing Ensign | Visited Night Club. | Elmer Hoy! 28, of uoo{ Curpenter street SE., a passenge { the coupe with Ensign Read and‘ Miss Robinson. said !hev h:d been to a night club in rges County, Md., New Year ne and hnd had “four or five rounds of drinks.’ He told the jury he was unable m estimate the speed of the car at the | time of the accident. 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