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morning at Warren Memorial Hospital in Front Royal.

Also injurfed was Johnnie Hood Gilbert, 21, of Culpeper who suffered severe head injuries'. Both boys were taken to Warren Memorial Hospital by the Flint Hill Rescue Squad. Gilbert was later transferred to a Washington hospital.

The car, a 1956 Ford Station wagon, owned by Mrs. Maude Jolliffee less than a month, was a total loss..

The boys were thrown from the vehicle down a 25 foot embankment and both sustained severe head injuries.

Trooper John L. Lowman, who investigated the accident said that the cause of the collision had not yet been determined.

Thursday, February 25 at approximately 10 aan. one mile westof Washington, Va. on Route 211 at Ginger Hill, a 1957 Chevrolet tractor-trailer operated by George Andrew Jones and owned by D. B. A. McCoy Transfer Company, both of Durham, N. C., skidded on ice and the left rear of the trailer side swiped a 1959 Continued on page ten

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