Salt Lake Telegram | 1944-04-06 | Page 13 | Driver Facing Death Charge Wrecks Again

I 4 it ri 4 I 1 I 1 r 7 l 1 4 ii 4 4 1 4 ft 1 S 1 1 j Il 4 p Both Automobile and Bus Were Extensively Damaged In upper photo the two vehicles veni- veni cles des are shown as they came to a stop after colliding at Fifth South and Second East streets Lower photo Martt Brown Highland drive car driver being prepared for removal to a hospital He suffered possible rib fractures and lacerations I 1 ip II I Miss Lillian V. V Driscoll Second utility bus collision precedes complaint on n traffic traffic fi fic fatality Driver Facing Death Charge Wrecks Again Manslaughter Count Drawn in I I Fatal Bus Mishap While Salt Lake county attorneys attorneys attorneys Thursday prepared an Involuntary involuntary involuntary manslaughter complaint against her In connection with wil a a. traffic death Miss Lillian V. V Driscoll Driscoll Dris- Dris coll coil 22 Fifth East street utility bus driver for Utah Light Traction company was involved in n her second collision mishap within two weeks weeks weeks-a a mishap which occurred within one half block of the county attorneys attorney's office offic and which brought injuries to a 72 year-old year Salt Lake insurance sales sales- man Injured was Martt Brown Highland drive who suffered a possible rib fracture and facial l land and ind neck lacerations His northbound automobile was Involved in a collision with the westbound bus as both vehicles entered entered entered en en- the intersection at Fifth South and Second East streets Thirty-six Thirty passengers were aboard the bus said police investigators but only one was Injured sufficiently sufficiently to warrant treatment The injured passenger was Fred OBrien O'Brien 56 1581 Seventh East street who was treated at police emergency hospital for shoulder bruises L front end enu o 01 uie UlC PUS BUS lUlU aim uie Lue i right front fender of the automobile automobile automobile automo automo- bile collided Both machines were extensively damaged The mishap occurred at a. a m. m Involuntary manslaughter complaint complaint com corn plaint against Miss Driscoll was signed a few hours later before City Judge Wilford Moyle Moyie Burton by Police Traffic Investigator George A. A accusing her of responsibility for the death March 22 of Andy B. B Floor Salt Lake theater operator in a nighttime bus automobile-bus collision at Ninth avenue and G street The Th complaint alleges Miss Driscoll Driscoll Dris Dris- coll coil who was operating the bus which collided with the Floor automobile automobile au au- au- au was driving in excess of 35 miles an hour Judge Burton set bond on the charge at Arraignment of f the defendant who escaped Injury Injury injury In in- jury in the Thursday mishap was expected late Thursday