Salt Lake Telegram | 1933-07-31 | Page 16 | Auto Crash Victim Reported Critical

AUTO CRASH VICTIM REPORTED CRITICAL The condition of W. W R R. Roundy 23 of Midvale who suffered a fractured skull and a fractured left le leg when he was struck by an automobile Sunday Sun day at a. a m. m at First West and First South streets was still reported as critical at the Salt Lake Lak general hospital Monday S A. A E. E Wood 27 of ot Twelfth East street driver of the machine which struck Mr Roundy reported to police palice po po- lice that he was driving north on First West street He said aid Mr Roundy started across the street and when he sounded his lis automobile horn the vic tim apparently became confused and started dodging back and forth before he was struck Mr Wood reported he was only traveling about 10 or 1 15 miles an hour Miss Myrtle Holmes 23 of 22 East Broadway a passenger er in the Wood machine led th the drivers driver's version of the accident Mrs Rosa Leonard 40 of Blair street who suffered internal injuries cuts and bruises and a possible skull fracture when an automobile in iri which she was riding with her husband hus hus- band collided with a street car Saturday Saturday Sat Sat- afternoon at Third East and Fifth South streets was reported as just fair Monday She Is at the Salt Lake general hospital Four persons suffered injuries in another automobile accident Sunday at 6 p. p m. m at Forty-fifth Forty South and State streets Mrs E. E J. J Johnson 31 of Milton avenue was the most seriously injured She suffered deep lacerations on the forehead and ba back k kand and a fractured collarbone Her daughter Dorothy 7 and son Robert Robert Rob ert crt 4 were treated for cuts and bruises and Elizabeth Bench 10 of Pittsburgh Cal Cat suffered cuts on the thc left wrist They were taken to the Salt Lake general h hospital According to Deputy Sheriff H. H G G. G Holley the Johnson machine going coing south on State street was struck from behind by a car driven by E. E R. R of 2221 Burton avenue