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i^ater aaturaay at o p.m., on Route ,211, 4 miles east of Washington, Daniel E. Wajciechowski of Wisconsin, driving a 1951 Chevrolet Sedan, skidded on a slick curve and collided with a 1953 Ford Sedan, driven by Cecil E. McDevitt of Washington, D. C. Damage was estimated at $400 to the 2 cars. The injured included Mrs, Cecil McDevitt, cuts on face and mouth; Joan Welfel “of Fredericksburg, (in the skidding Car), hip injury and Mrs. Wajciechowski, injured shoulder and bruises. No. charges were prefer— re^l , ie™ -. , V . . . fi. ... T. V .. .J; _ ...
On Route 211, 2 3/10 miles east of Sperryville, a third accident occurred Saturday night around 9:30, when a 1950 Oldsmobile Sedan driven by Eugene Alexander Brown of Remington lost control of his car on the slick road; and leaving the road, .knocked down a telephone pole.. There were no injuries. Damages/were ' estimated at $700. Brown was charged with reckless driving.
In the same vicinity at 10:30, a "1951 Ford Sedan, driven by Robert Bailey Schlemann of Charlottesville, heading eastr skidded on slick pavement and left the road. The car ran up the left bank, and turned over back into the road. Bailey was charged with reckless driving.
Only 4/10 of a mile east* of Sperryville was a fifth accident, at 10:30, Saturday. William Clyde Garnett of Washington, D. C. in a 1951 Chevrolet Sedan attempted to pass a car on a slick curve. He lost control of the car *
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