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The rain and heavy traffic over the weekend accounted 'for five accidents in Rappahannock County.
Sunday morning on route .522 two miles north of Huntly at 9:30 a. m. a 1951’ Chevrolet pkk up* which had been stolen in Culpeper
from William H.yRixey? was left abandoned on*'the highway and Was struck by a 1955-56 Chevrolet convertible owned and driven by Joseph F. Thornton of Suffolk, Virginia* when he was unable to see the vehicle because of heavy fog on the- • mountain. Mo injuries resulted.
At 2:30 p. m. Sunday, one mile c.st SpcrryviUe on route 211 k 1951 Buick operated by •Ic! l’-r—• Batier of Washington D. C. skidded o« of control when the brakes wree applied to make a right turn into Bradley Atkins st:ttion. The Baxter^wrf struck a second car. a 1952 Packard -fee-" «:»ri dperated by Alvin E. DeAtley ( Washington, D. C. heading East A third car operated by. Dart I Reid Flowers of GastonW, North Carolina was following the il.ixter car ’ and was able to stop lut e fouhh Ac driven by Mary Hunt Justice of Arlington, Va., skidded into the rear of Flowers car. There Were a few slight inJu ries and property dapage of an nr mated $1500. / ■*» Cko Patre. Baxtepwascharged t.>th reckless driving. V
Tne Washington Rescue .Squad c-rried narimts to Front -Royal . iiospifal. .. r* /
xV.c and a halF~mifes east of
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