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Evening star., 1951-12-15

Boston police today resumed
their questioning Of Edwin M.
Sowder, unemployed entertainer
who works out of Washington in
the fatal shooting of his estranged
wife, strawberry blond entrant
in the Miss Washington" con-
test in 1916.
The body Of Mrs. Dorothy M.
Sowder, 26-year -old mother of
two boys, was discovered yester-
day morning in her bed in Boston.
She had been shot through the
head.
Police held her husband on
suspicion of murder and said they
would seek a complaint today
charging him with murder. A
medical examiner. meanwhile, re-
quested an inquest into the death
Wanted to See Children.
! Sowder, 43. is a strapping g.
ifoot-3 former baseball player. He
told police Mrs. Sowder shot her
self with a pistol he uses in a
trick act with an Arabian horse.
The police quoted him as saying:
"I came to Boston from Wash
ington last Wednesday to see II
l could patch up things with my
wife. I also wanted to see the
children before Christmas. My
youngest boy. Edmund, will be 7
years old tomorrow. The other
boy. Torrance. is g."
While Mrs. Sowder was at work
as a clerk in Back Bay in
Isurance office. a process server
went to the Roslindale bungalow
home. Sowder said, and handed
him papers in divorce suit she
filed Wednesday. But later, after
a few drinks. according to the
husband, Mrs. Sowder decided
that perhaps we would be able
to make a go of it after ALL"
Stains on Hands.
Then We went to bed" he
said. and Dorothy asked me
about my gun I used in my act.
I told her it was in the cupboard
and she got up and got it. She
fired one shot into her head.
That's the whole story"
The two boys were asleep in an
adjoining room.
A police chemist reported that
both Of the woman'S hands showed
gunpowder stains.
Records at a Boston police
precinct station showed that Mrs.
ISowder telephoned there Wednes-
day night and inquired what po-
lice could do about taking a gun
away from her husband. The
commanding officer said a station
Evening star., 1951-12-15

1926 Trinidad avenue Me-. was
admitted to Emergency Hospital
and treated for fracture of the
right ankle after slipping on the
snow and falling. She was walk
ing in the 300 block of Seventh
street NV.
Rosa Cintron, So, of $50 Tenth
street S.W. tripped and fell while
going down the steps of st. DOM
mics School at Sixth and F
streets S.W.. hitting her head on
the ground. She was admitted to
Casualty Hospital and treated for
head cuts.
Women Suffer Fractures.
Mrs. Irene M. Mueller, IS. of
1909 Eurvance street, Silver
Spring, Md, is in Sibley Hospital
with a possible fracture of the
left hip. She told police she was
walking out of the Investment
Pharmacy, Fifteenth and K streets
NV, when she slipped and fell.
About $50 o'clock last night
Mrs. Fannie Cummings, 80, COL
ored, of 1900 Sixth street NV.
suffered injuries that sent her to
Georgetown Hospital, where she
was treated for a broken right
leg. She slipped on the sidewalk
in the $500 block of Wisconsin
avenue NV.
A Fairfax County school bus
and an automobile collided at the
height of the snowstorm yester-
day. but police said no one had
to be hospitalized. None Of the
children riding in the bus was in
jured. Mrs. Ella r. Coulter o:
Vienna, a passenger in the car
Evening star., 1951-12-15

But for the third day. her ex-
lpected witness stand appearance
failed to materialize.
Instead, Mr.. Moritt vigorously
Icross-eXamined a State witness,
Bernard Dilgon, a district attor-
Iney's accountant.
During the cross examination
Judge Stevens clashed twice with
Mr.. Moritt, finally telling the at
torney:
Il warned you a. the bench that
"a continued course of conduct
such as you indulge in will result
in your being held in contempt
by the court.
II now admonish you if this
type of conduct you indulge in
continues, the court will, at the
proper time, take action"
Judge Stevens said Moritt was
seeking by roundabout question:
ing to get in evidence ruled out by
the court.
Mr.. Moritt moved for mis-
trial after the clash, contending
the judge had prejudiced the jury.
The motion was denied. =
Mrs. Cronin, white-haired for
Imer vaudeville hoofer. was indict-
ed last January on 80 counts of
forgery and grand larceny.
Judge Stevens adjourned the
trial until Monday.
Evening star., 1951-12-15
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District of Columbia and Vicin-
tty-Some cloudiness and strong
winds with the temperature drop
ping below freezing this afternoon.
Fair and windy with cold wave
tonight of Is. Tomorrow, fair and
quite cold with high in the mid
20s.
Maryland-Partly cloudy, windy
and much colder with snow fur
Evening star., 1951-12-15
Roundup
Continued From First Page.)


of cold air from Canada moved
into the Midwest. The coldest
weather of the fall season-with
winters official start a week away
was forecast for the North Gen.
trail region over the week end.
Sub-zero readings were predicted
for the entire area.
The cold from the Midwest
headed for the Middle Atlantic
and Northeastern sections. And
on the Eastern Seaboard, North
west storm warnings were hoisted
from Long Island Sound to Cape
Hatteras, N. c., including the
Chesapeake and Delaware Bays.
Travel Tied Up.
City after city in the storm
belt reported transportation bot
tlenecks. Air travel was at near
standstill and trains and busef
were delayed. In Chicago, wherG
6 swirling fall of snow through
out the day piled up to IL inches,
more than 400 plane flights were
Cancelled. At New York's La
Guardia Field, 81 flights were
Cancelled even before the snow
storm hit.
Seven deaths were attributed
to the storm in New Jersey and
eight in Indiana. Other deaths
from storm effects included four
in Kansas, three each in Illinois,
Missouri and Nebraska and one
each in New York. Wisconsin and
Delaware.
1t was mild in the Gulf States
with temperatures yesterday in
the COS and 70s. The days high
in Miami was II.
Evening star., 1951-12-15

suffered a cut on the leg. The
collision occurred at Route 123
and Old Courthouse road near
Vienna.
Fairfax schools started letting
out about an hour early because
of the weather.
Traffic was tied up along High
way No. /. Shirley highway and
Lee boulevard in Arlington for sew
eral hours during the evening rush
hour. The steep cutoff roads
from Shirley highway were
jammed with cars that couldn t
make the slippery grades.
At least half a dozen nearby
Virginia motorists got home with
the help of an Air Force colonel
driving a jeep station wagon. He
pushed the stalled cars up the
Shirley highway cutoff to Leesburg
pike, making repeated trips down
the hill until the road was cleared
OF stuck cars.
Maryland State police reported
an eight-hour tieup on No. high
way between Washington and Bal
timore. The worst spot was be-
tween Waterloo and Elkridge.
Traffic was blocked completely
on Route 240 near Hyattstown for
several hours last night as two
tractor trailers skidded sideways
across the highway.
Police in Maryland and Virginia
reported all major roads open
from midnight on after the rain
and rising temperatures melted
the slippery snow. Police said
there still were some slippery spots,
however, and asked motorists to
drive cautiously.
Evening star., 1951-12-15
Senate 10 Get Report
On Record Of Beck
Early Next Month

The Senate District Committee
probably will have report early
in January on a Kansas City (Mo0
bipartisan investigation into the
record of Earl w. Beck. President
Truman's selection for District Re-
|corder of Deeds.
Gerard P. van Arkel. committee
counsel. said he believes he and
Robert Albrook. aide to Senator
Cass, Republican, of South Da-
kota, who conducted the joint in
Jury, can agree on single report
|of the facts.
The nomination of Mr.. Beck
which President Truman sente tc
the Senate, actually died with the
END of the first session of the 82nG
Congress. Unless President Tru-
man sends it up again during the
next session, there will be nothing
for the District Committee to con-
slider.
The committee ordered fur
ther inquiry, at Mr.. Beck's request
after it had refrained from acting
ON the nomination.
30 Witnesses interviewed.
eve interviewed about 80 wit
nesses in four days Of informal
talks at our hotel in Kansas City,
Mr.. van Arkel explained. But
we did not come to any definite
conclusions for a report to the
District committee. We are not
planning to make any definite
recommendations"
The investigators are awaiting
the transcript of hearings con-
Quoted II years ago by the Kansas
City School Board on demands fol
the custer of Mr.. Beck from his
job as head of the Jackson County
Home for Negro Boys and Girls
Mr.. Beck later resigned from the
lpost.
These hearings have to be trans.
lated from stenographers' notes
into an official record. Mr.. var
Arkel said he expects the recorc
here in about a week or 10 days
Still Hopes to Get Post.
Mr.. Beck, nominated to the
District post to succeed Marshal
L. Shepard. who resigned, told re-
Iporters in Kansas City. after the
inquiry, that he still hopes to bt
confirmed.
Mr.. van Arkel, in Kansas City
had said Mr.. Beck was mot the
bad actor in the welfare agency
post that had been suggested BY
earlier reports to the District com.
mittee." He added. however
there was no evidence the nominee
had any special qualifications fol
the job.
| Mr.. Albrook left Kansas City fol
a visit in his home State and plan.
to return to Washington shortly
before Congress reconvenes il
January, Mr.. van Arkel said.
Evening star., 1951-12-15
Price Controls Ending
On Defense Materials
by the Assecioied Press

Price controls end next Wednes-
day on certain materials used in
defense production.
The Office of Price Sterilization
said it hopes. by exempting them
from controls, to spur domestic
output of antimony ores and con-
centrates. graphite foundry fac
ings, synthetic crystals and soap
stone and serpentine dimension
building stones.
Slight price increases expected
can be absorbed by manufacturers,
OPS said. Their products remain
under control. sana,s
The same order lifts ceilings on
virtually all acid grade fiuorspar
commercially usable in making
hydrof1uoric acid.
Evening star., 1951-12-15

ries in mountains. Cold wave to-
night with low Of Is in the east,
and S to 10 in the west, except
zero to S above in the mountains.
Tomorrow. some cloudiness and
quite cold.
Virginia-Some cloudiness, windy
and much colder, with snow fur
ries in the mountains. Tonight a
cold wave is expected with a low
Evening star., 1951-12-15
SideIights on Snowstorm

The fretting and fuming over
transit delays soon gave way to a
friendly spirit among those on the
stalled streetcars and buses yes
terday.
On one Friendship Heights car,
which took Az hours to reach it's
destination, the driver realized
that food was fast becoming ne
cessity. He sent the passengers to
the nearest restaurant and, in sew
eral instances, paid for their sand
wiches and coffee.
When they returned, the pas
sengers carried out another idea.
They took turns at standing. so
everybody in the crowded car had
a chance to sit part of the time.
The car took two hours to travel
from Pennsylvania avenue and
Eleventh street NV. to Wisconsin
avenue and M streets NV, and
another 2la hours to go the rest
of the way to the District line.
4 4
The storm didn't even spare E.
Cleveland Giddings. vice president
of the Capital Transit Co. He
wanted to board streetcar at
Wisconsin and P streets NV, to
go to his home in Mclean Gar
dens, a mere 25 minutes away.
This was at Sis pm.
Car after car, loaded to capac-
ity, passed him by. He went back
to the Office and checked in with
the dispatcher to find out how
things were going elsewhere. Then
he tried to catch a car again. No
luck, so he went back to the dis
'patcher. Once more he tried, for
Evening star., 1951-12-15

half an hour. Still no luck. He
took time out to eat, had 30
chat with a neighborhood
grocer and finally got home at
8:45 pm.
Weather conditions last night
forced a quick change of plans at
a wedding ceremony at Calvary
Methodist Church, Arlington, Va,
as the bridegroom was SO minutes
late at the church and plane
flights to New York were Cancelled.
The Organist, an usher and the
bridegroom all were caught in the
Georgetown traffice tieup. The
honeymooners spent the night at
the Hotel Statler here rather than
in New York, as planned.
The storm, of course, sWamped
newspaper switchboards. But to-
ward evening, there were fewer
men and more women callers. The
wives had started checking on the
husbands who were so late getting
home.
II
In between coffee on a Georgia
avenue streetcar, woman pas
senger pointed out that the time
limit on her transfer, had expired
because the car had been delayed
for hours. But the driver reas-
sured her. Don't worry, madam, +"
he said. "We'll get you home
anyway. All transfers are still
good"
Honoring Of expired transfers
during the storm was general
practice by drivers of both street.
cars and buses.
Evening star., 1951-12-15
School PIoy Monday

Tickets for last nights perform
ance of Dark OF the Moon" by
the senior class of Montgomery
Blair High School, Silver Spring
which was postponed because of
inclement weather, will be hon.
|ored for the Monday evening per-
lformance at 8:15 o'clock.
Evening star., 1951-12-15
Lunsburqh Store Bonus

Employees of the Julius Lans-
burgh Furniture Co., 909 F street
NV, will receive Christmas
bonuses. based on length of serv-
ice with the firm, it has been an
nourced by Thomas A. Rota, store
manager.
Evening star., 1951-12-15
Honukoh Square Dunee

The Young Peoples Council Of
the Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation, 816 Eighth street NV,
will hold Hanukah square dance
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1951-12-15

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. 96 on June 2.
Lowest. ii on February 8.
High and Low Of Last "A Hours.
High. -46, at 6:35 am.
Low, 26. at 11:52 am.
Tide Tables.
Evening star., 1951-12-15

of IS in the east and sis in the
west. Tomorrow fair and quite
cold.
Wind: Strong gusts of 80 miles
an hour from the northwest at
1880 am.
River hepors
tFrom U. 8. Engineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah clear al
Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1951-12-15

Sun. today go 4:47
Sun, tomorrow 7:2l 4:47
Moon, today cas- pm. 9:2i am.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Cta nifal "a data
Evening star., 1951-09-16
FLEE FROM DANGER
Continued from page nine

the car. He fell into step beside
her.
I'm sorry to bother you, Miss
Carey" He had a harsh, metallic
voice - and he knew her name!
But it happens there's been
silly mix-up. All the same, it's got
me in bad with my girl friend.
needn't tell YOU how bad that can
be. She'd set her mind on those
flowers"
I'm sorry" Eileen admitted,
but there's nothing can do
about it."
"IHERE's plenty. Now, be rea-
sonable. You're beautiful, and
you can afford to be kind. If had
a friend like you. wouldn't be in
this sort of jam. What's more, you
wouldn't be living in a walk-up.
My names Tony Scarpa."
He spoke the words as though
they had been. MY names Arturo
Toscanini." Eileen hurried on,
silently, her heart beating fast.
Listen. Let's be grown-up. My
cars right outside your door.
Well drive to wherever you sent
the flowers. Easy? Then we'll go
along for some champagne and a
chat. I'm good friend for a girl
with ambition. Whatever you aim
to do. Tony can fix it. You'll lose
nothing by being sweet to me. .
Eileen. walking rapidly. had
come to the street in which Bart
had his shop: She turned at the
corner and went ahead even faster.
Although she never once looked
aside, she knew that Tony Scarpa
kept pace with her.
Listen to sense, dear. I'm just
asking you to do me little favor
Lhat1l cost you nothing. | like
being generous. and | can afford
to be-
EILEEN saw the glass door, just
ahead. swing open as someone
came out. He was a tall, sad-look-
ing man. Where had she seen him
before? She remembered. :. He
had been staring in the window
when she bought the azaleas. He
moved slowly off. Then, as Eileen
turned swiftly. intending now to
tell MFR. Tony Scarpa just how she
Evening star., 1951-09-16

felt about him, she discovered
that the Scared man had van
ished! He was half a block behind,
walking away like a man in a des-
perate hurry. :.
Bart Faraday looked really grim
as he listened to Eileen.
This has got to be stoppedp
he declared. "Scarpa's gangster
in a big way. A detective was just
in here making inquiries" :"
Il saw him." Eileen said. "A
thin-faced, solemn-looking man?
know now why Scarpa bolted.
He must have seen him, too"
mo doubt" Bart glanced at
Eileen's parcel. ANY more shop
ping to do?"
"One or two things. Why?"
Mind if | come along? | want
to make sure you're safe home -
and when you get in, should like
you to lock the door"
But | have a call to make,
around seven!"
"Ill come back and drive you
there" Bart said. Wen be closed
at seven"
ON THE stroke of seven, Bart
was back at Eileen's apartment,
ringing the bell.
who is it?"
Bart Faraday."
He heard her unlocking the
door. She was dressed to go out.
ANY more trouble?" he asked.
mo. But was scared!"
DO we have far to go?"
"Only to East Eighty-sixth
Street. My aunt -"
Bart tried not to look relieved.
The identity of the sick friend had
worried him more than he would
have cared to admit.
Your aunt? Is that where you
took the azaleas?"
"Yes. Today is her birthday.
She loves flowers and has little
conservatory. There's a Chinese
vase where she used to grow a
dwarf orange tree. 1t died. She
said she would like an azalea to
take its place. That's why was
so fuSsy about the size of the pot. =
They were walking downstairs.
There's something very queer
going on" Bart told her gravely.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
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Evening star., 1951-10-19

WOMAN. colored. wishes day work;
experienced. HU. 1919. 80
WOMAN wishes evening work. clean
ing or baby sitting; stay nights. NO.
WOMAN, colored. wants day work
on Sat. or after 8 ON. any evening
No bachelor. Ii. 4-5S95.
DEPENDABLE COLORED GIRL de-
sires. g:-h.w.; Mon. through Fri.
till II: vic. 14th and Corcoran st.
NV. S11.25. DU. 7747.
FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORKERS,
cooks; live in: reliable colored girls,
call Richmond. Va. 3-5462. 1gs
REFINED WOMAN. COL. desires days
work. Tues. and Fridays; ref: reli-
able; So and carfare. RE. 312S.
NEAT, experienced colored girl de-
sires child care. 5 days week. HU
6319.
COLORED GIRL wants part-time
work. cooking, for and until after
dinner. NO. 1909.
Evening star., 1951-10-19
SITUATIONS MEN

BOOKKEEPER, part-time, "a yrs. di-
versif1ed exper.; double-entry, pay
|BULLDOZER OPERATOR, expert.
trict; will furnish own TRANSPORTATION
and references. Call NO. OtiS5. 21s
ENGINEER, graduate, present SAL
ary as sales executive. $4,000;
available ewes. and Sat. Box 1S1-x,
Star. 19s
MEN AvAILABLE-For employment.
odd Jobs, yard work. wall washing,
carpentry. housecleaning. etc. SAL
vATIoN ARMY. Harbor Lights Corp.
YOUNG MAN. 20. white, ssle., wants
position as clerk-typist or other suit
able position. part-time work, 30-hr.
VIZ. GE. Abs. -21
COL. MAN. desires position as utility
man in exchange for living quarters
in pvt. home. Vicinity Of Bethesda
Naval Hospital. AID, 5I94. 21s
Evening star., 1951-10-19
SITUATIONS WOMEN

ACCOUNTANT desihes position: s65
week: age 40. MISS EMERSON. tel.
MI. 5492. Box 1S9-X. Star.
BOOKKEEPING and tax work for
businessmen; reasonable rates. FIR,
1888 after 4:30 pm. 25s
MAID. colored. reliable. wants Job
cleaning gss sdoctor's ofice or store. Call
SECRETARY-5 years legal. 3 years
engineering, 6 years general of1ice:
expect excel. salary; have ability
to earn 1t. Box 169-V. Star. -21
TYPIST STENOGRAPHER, expert
enced; will work part time BY the
hour. GE. 1862. 19s
TYPIST. experienced. wants tipping
to do at home. Ii. 1854. III
WOMAN representative as contact
person or saleswoman for East Coast
desires connection with reputable or
ganization. Age 43. Box 206-X. Star.
WOMAN. wants position as house
keeper. Country preferred. Mother
less home consid. Box civ, Star.
WOMAN with writing ability wishes
position, full or part-time; good
Stenographer and typiSt. own new
typewriter and could perform part
OF work at home. II preferred. Box
,376-V, Star
Evening star., 1951-10-19
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

CLERK. oFFICEWOMAN. neat efi-
cis. Gent. would ike work in small
DISHWASHER-M MAID OR BUS GIRL.
Call CO. 1910. ask for PERLIE
GIRL, colored. desires child to care
for: 5-day week: to live out. CO.
sEAMSTRESg for days work; ex.
perienced; colored woman; refer
ences. AT. 1889, --19
colored. wants days work,
sssS sssssr.; MGa ass.. EY. Ne:'s s,ssr. ssri'; IS and
Evening star., 1951-10-19

coMPToMETER OPERATOR; must
once; sood hours, excel. pay. steady
employment: yearly vacations. with
app, ate to oee say mshsFer. Hsnsr OFixessi KRHsT
pooP CO. sosS slso Queen Chapel I'd.
COOKS AND MATTRESSES. white;
room and board. waldorf asli.
COSMETIC DRUG CLERK - Ac-
ouainted all depts. Good pay and
commission. Payable weekly. on
nights sats:; sundays and holidays:
ALsANY PHARMACY. 18th and H
coGNfER COT aiEi GIRL with pleasing mIa Der
sonality FOL, food specially shop in
days. cau Lo. $3.50. 81
COUNTER GIRLS. white: must be
experienced; all daywork. no Sun
DAYS; meals and uniforms furnished:
start. Apply s11 Penna. ave. NV.
DAIRY MEN-Top pay for top men.
Mcd ~; auad1tsEs. GL. 1915. I'll
NovEtTY sIAsI1es. asi4 r. e{. I.
Dental iHs H. Iss1sfzs1 rs lGts - Preferably
mature experienced person. Uptown
SaaIs SsssIen' rS 5-day syyoo wk. Reaso9able
DENTAL ASSISTANT. capable. in
town Once. & csIi Miss sseh, aL1p1EN. oGTRI
RE; ,774s. preferably between IL
ffFf EfFfEks-rzper.. also alteration Msh
hands. high class ladies' wearing ap-
psrel; parl; perm. position. 1907 Conn.
FooD ScHEcKER-cAsH1ER. IsH 1slief.
nate shifts; liberal company bene-
nts. Experience not necessary
NAN PARK HOTEL 27o0 woodley
FSoP' SUPERVISOR. experienced. ss
r9nkrSHfEi 9fs an 2sfS; siR1. eo,or.d .2l ,3n.r
il person, cHAsrLEToN PAAR. aiI.
FoTNTAiN GIRL. " White. Viii NV part-time
evenings and Sunday. wHITLEY'S
DRUGSTORE. 7o1 Kennedy st. Nv.
F6GNTsGS FSGi fsGS. GIRLS, light colored, dns must
have at least l .yr. exper on soda
and sandwich. block: recent D. c.
JGDDs fdlSsi PHSRMAeYp eRpi a756 6 19sh 99sEsGR. st.
FOUNTAIN GIRL, colored. Must be
esPson ssPs5 and rRhNE Raj ZEE Ps ApPS Y
FoGsHrAfS AN Gill, iisi Nv White. for day
shift, 8 to 4:30. Must be expert
enced. Excellent salary. Company
benefits HAMILTON DRUGS, 1901
Hamilton st.. Hyattsville. Nd. WA.
rgs EN1sHER wanted. 7s5 llth
Evening star., 1951-10-19
SALESLADIES

5 NEEDED. SELLING
E x IENCE RE-
QUIRED. EXCELLENT
O P P o r T U N I + Y
TO MAKE BIG MONEY
SELLING TRAFFIC
APPLIANCES A N D
SMALL RADIOS WITH
LARGE CHAIN OR
GANIZATION. NO OUT
SIDE SELLING. SAL
AIRY AND COMMIS-
SION PAID.
ASK FOR MR.. KELLER
816 F ST. NV.