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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08
Fine schwere Bluttat

PFORZHEIM. - Elm IS Jahre
alter pensionierter Lehrer aus
K0nigsbach brachte seiner Elne-
frau NIT einem Kuchenbeil schwe-
re Kopfverletzungen bel. Mach
der Tat erhangte sich der Mann
i'm Keller seines HauSes. Die
Frau wurde NIT lebensgefahrli-
chen Verletzungen in Elm Pforz-
heimer Krankenhaus gebracht
Da das Ehepaar cine harmonische
Ehe gefuhrt hattie, wird angenom-
men. dass der Lehrer in geistigel
Umnachtung gehandelt hat
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08
Zwangsablieferung Won Getreide

BROMBERG (WestprD, Die
Ablieferung Won Getreide konnte
in der Provinz Westpreussen nur
durch starkste PolizeimasSnahmen
erzwungen werden. I'm letzten
Jahre hat SIGH die Folaische
KommuniStische Partei masSgeb-
Itch einschalten mussen und
durch rigorose Massnahmen
Steuerrechtlicher Art und durch
Kolchosenbildung erreicht, dass
tatsachl.ch crosse GetreiGemengen
abgelieiert wurden. Ais beson-
dere Attraktion wurden nunmehr
"Tage des Getreides' eingefuhrt.
Jede Gemeinde bekommt einen
bestmimten Tag des Monats ge-
nannt, an dem sic ihr Getreide
an den Sammedplatz abliefern
muSs.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08
DR.. Otto Ender Is Jahre

WIEN, - Der ehemalige Bum
desEanzler DR.. Otto Ender feierte
semen rs. Geburtstag. DR.. Ender,
der aus Attach stammt, bekleidete
Won 1918 an in seiner Heimat die
Funktion zines Landeshauptman-
mes 1880 und 1881 wirkte er ais
Eundeskanzler damn kehrte er
mach Vorarlberg zuriick, ,wo er VIE
der ais Landeshauptmnan tatig
war, bis er 1884 President des
Rechnungshofes wurde.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08
Bisher 100000 Olympia Schreib-
maSchinen hergerichtet

WILHELMSHAVEN. - Bel den
Olympia -Werken West, die sell
zwei Jahren in Roffhausen bel
Wilhelmshaven Schreibmaschinen
herstellen, lief Mite Januar die
100000. Schreibmaschinen vom
Fliessband, Gleichzeitig ging auch
der 1000. Exportauftrag Elm. Flint
zig Prozent der gesamten Produk-
ton werden gegenwartig ausge-
fuhrt. Der beste auslandische Alb
nehmer sind die Vereinigten Staa-
ten. Fast allie Lander gehoren zu
den Kunden der Olympia -Werke.
VIE die Vereinigten Writ
schattsdienste VIVID melden.
wurde der Verkauf von Schreib-
maschinen NIT, der Bezeichnung
Olympia" der Schreibmaschinen-
werke in Erfurt tsowjetzone) in
New York Won dem Verband der
Observation-Disclosures unter-
bunden. nachdem dem Verband
die Herkunft dieses Produkts be-
kanntgeworden war. Dieser Typ,
der in einem fuhrenden Kaufhaus
New Yorks angeboten wurde, tragt
keine Notwithstanding und
ist welt billiger ais Schreibma-
schinen, die In den USA. oder in
der Bundesrepublik hergestellt sind.
Mach einem in der Bundesrepu-
blk gefallten Gerichtsurteil sind
die Olympia Schreibmaschinen-
Werke in Wilhelmshaven allein
berec chtigt, die Bezeichnung ,,Olym-
pia" fur ihre Erzeugnisse zu flih-
rem.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08
Franz Liszts Geburtshaus wird
Gedachtnisstatte

WIEN, - Gleich vielen ande-
rem kulturstatten hat auch das
Geburtshaus Franz Liszts in Raj
ding i'm Burgenland unter den
Folgen des krieges schwer gelit-
ten. VIE der OVP- Pressedienst be-
rlchtet, befassen SIGH die burgen-
landlsche Landesregierung, das
Bundesdenkmalamt, das Bundes-
mlnlsterium fir Unterricht und
cas- musikWissenschaftliche Insti-
tut der Universitat wurdig aus
Zugestalten. Die Eroffnung des
Llszthauses Wird i'm Laufe des
Jahres 1851 erfolgen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08
Deutscher KOmmandant entlassen

CUXHAVEN. - Der deutscne
Chef des Cuxhavener Minenraum-
Verbandes, Won Blanc, ist Won
"hochster britischer Seite" entlas-
sen worden. Sein Nachfolger soil.
VIE Elm britischer Sprecher in
CuxhaVen mitteilte, Kapitan Zarge
Werden. Won Blanc hattie SIGH am
Neujahrstage dem britischen Be-
fehl widersetzt. Minenraumboote
zur Evakuierung der Helgolander-
beSatzung bereitzustellen. Err hat
te erklart, dass sein Minenraum-
Verband NIGHT zu Polizeiaktioneu
Ga sci. Glelchzeitig war er abcr
cereit, Elm Minensuchboot ais Be-
eleltschiff zu stellen, wenn britt
schen Schiffe die "Helgolander"
zuruckholen wollten. Won Blanc
hat inzwischen die Notgemein-
schaft ehemaliger Berufssoldaten
in Cuxhaven Won seiner Entlas-
sung unterrichtet und erklart.
daSs Won britischer Seite Elm
kriessgerichtsverfahren gegen inn
erCffnet Werden soil.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08
Friedensproklamation der ,Neu-
tralisten

WIESBADEN. Fine ,.Prokla-
nation gegen die Wiederbewaff-
nung Deutschlands und fir einen
allgemeinen Friedensschluss" wur-
de am Tage mach der Erklarung
DR.. Adenauers zum Grotewohl-
Brief Won 81 PersOnlichkeiten aus
dem Buiidesgebiet und Westber-
lin in Wiesbaden ver0ffentlicht.
Inter linen sind der fruhere ME
dersachsische NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MISTER Dr.. Gereke, der Grinder
des ,,Nauheimer kreises", fir cine
Neutralisierung Deutschlands. Pro-
fessor Ulrich Noack, sowie der Ex-
General Remer Won der reclitSste-
henden sozialistischen Re.e!,spar-
tel.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08

STUTTGART. - Der Suttgar-
ter 39jahrige Architekt Hugo
Drummer, elmer der beiden Trager
des erSten Presses fur den besten
Entwurf zines neuen Kaiserpala-
stes in Adds Abeba. erklarte,
dass er bisher noch keine Off
zielle Mitteilung aus der abessi-
nischen Hauptstadt erhalten ha-
be. Er und sein Partner, Her.
mann Kiess, hatten kaum noch
NIT einem Preis gerechnet, da die
Arbeiten bereits i'm Mai 1948 elm
geschickt worden seien. Der erste
Preis betrage $4,000 athiopische
Dollar, die etws rund 10000 DM
entsprachen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08
Neue Farbenerzeugnisse der Far
benfabriken Bayer

KOELN. - Die Farbenfabriken
Bayer haben jetzt neue Farben-
erzeugnisse herausgebracht. Durch
cine Nachbehandlung gefarbter
Stoffe nit 'Levogen WV" wird die
Nassechtheit in starkem Masse er-
h0ht. Zum Gebrauch durch die
Farbereien wurde das indian
thren Brillantblau 4g" entwik-
kelt. Dieser Farbstoff wird in
Kurze auch ais Druckfarbstoff zur
Verfugung stehen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08
WE'LL AM RHEIN. =

WE'LL AM RHEIN. Wenige
Meter Won den Schweizer und
den franzosischen Grenzpfahlen
entfernt, wurde die wiederherge-
stellte crosse .-trassenbriicke elm
geweiht, die uber den Bahnk6rper
hinweg die Stadt We'll NIT dem
Ortsteil Friedlingen verbindet. Die
Brucke. die den Namen 'Friedens-
briicke' erhielt, war in den letzten
Kriegstagen Won deutschen Trup-
pen gesprengt worden. Die neue
Bricke. die NIT Fussgangersteigen
und Fahrbahn cine Breite Won elf
Meter hat, spielt i'm Verbindungs-
verkehr das Basel und ais Zufahrt
Eur Rheinfahre mach dem Elsass
cine wichtige Role. Fur die Vie
derherstellung der Briicke wurden
rund 500 Tonnen Stahl verarbei-
tet. Die Baukosten betrugen
$4,000 Mark. Sic konnten rela-
tiv niedrig gehalten werden, we'll
die Reste der alien Briicke beim
Wiederaufbau verwendet werden
konnten.
Bi der Weihe der BrJcke, die
NIT den Flaggen der Bundesre-
publik, der Schweiz. Frankreichs
und den badischen Landesfarben
geschmuckt war, durchschnitt der
franzosische Landeskommissar fir
Baden, Pierre Pene, das weisse
Band. Die Brucke, so lautete
der Wunsch aller deutschen,
schweizerischen und franzosischen
Redner, sole ME anderen ais
fried,ichen, v0lkerverbindenden
Zwecken dienen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08
Elche ausgerOttet

KOENIGSBERG, - Der Elch-
beStand OStpreussens ist praktisch
vernichtet. VIE gemeldet wird,
haben die i'm Konigsberger Gebiet
angesiedelten Wolga-Tataren das
seltene GrossWild gejagt und das
Fleisch auf dem SchWarzen Markt
verkauft. Vier soWjetische Neu-
Siedler wurden jetzt Won einem
Volksgericht Wegen Jagdfreveis
zu vier Jahren Gefangnis verur-
teilt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08
Neuauflage des Pfingsttreffens

BERLIN. -- Zu Pfingsten 1851
Wird das kommunistische Pfingst-
treffen in Ost-Berlin seine Neu-
auflage erfahren, vie aus den
Verhandlungen der sowjetzonalen
Volkskammer hervorgeht. Das
Treffen soil noch erweitert wer-
den durch "Weltjugendfestspiele7
die die FDJ, und andere kommu-
nistische Jugendverbande abhal-
ten wollen. Den "Brandstiftern
zines neuen Kieges" sole damit.
so heisst es in der Ostpresse, cine
eindeutige Antwort erteilt werden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08

BONN, - In elmer Aussprache
in Bonn NIT der amerikanischen
Oberkommissar Wies Bundeswirt-
schattsminister Erhard darauf hin,
dass die bisherige Demontagepo-
litik der Alliierten und ihre Plane
zur Neuordnung der deutschen
Kohle-, Eisen- und Stahlindustrie
NIT den Verteidigungsanstrengun
gen unvereinbar seien, zu denen
die Bundesrepublik aufgefordert
verde. Schon jetzt mache sich
das Fehlen demontierter Werke
besonders in der stahlverarbeiten-
den Industrie bemerkbar und
stelle die deutsche Wirtschatf vor
bedeutende Schwierigkeiten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1951-02-08
Deutsche Motorradproduktion fast
verdreifacht

FRANKFURT. - Die Westdeut-
sche Motorradproduktion hat SIGH
i'm Jahre 1850 nit uber 2lO,OOO
Einheiten gegenuber dem Jahre
l949 fast verdreifacht. Ausserdem
wurden 9lO0 Motorroller herge-
stellt, wahrend es l949 nur 80 Mo-
torroller warren. Auch die Erzeu-
gung Won Motorfahrradern und
Fahrradhilfsmotoren hat SIGH zum
Tell betrachtlich erh0ht.
Evening star., 1951-08-31
By Josephine Lowmon

I do not believe in facial mas
sage except when done by an ex.
pert. The woman who messages
her own face. in my estimation
only succeeds in breaking dowr
the fatty deposits between the
skin and the muscles and doe:
not improve the condition Of the
muscles.
A far better method is to firm
the muscles through facial ex-
Eercises and pat the cream on
Afterwards remove cream gently
with tissues. Take a cloth which
has been dipped in warm water
and use the same gentle method
in removing the remainder of the
cream. Pat the face dry with an
absorbent towel.
You can safely use a special
massage for lines, If you have
them across the forehead or from
nose to mouth or a frown line
Apply a lubricating cream. Their
massage along the line, using q
rotary motion with your third OF
forefinger. This smooths the lines
out.
The improved condition which
will result will not last long unless
you investigate the causes of the
lines. and do away with them
Do you frown? Do you pull the
corners of your mouth down be-
cause of tension or when you talk
Do you indulge in the habit OF
lifting your brows when you talk?
These will etch the lines which
I have mentioned.
Also remember regular lubrica-
ton to keep the skin soft.
dry skin creases much more read
lily than an oily or normal one. 4
daily routine of facial exercises
fabrication, massage along the
lines, dark glasses when in the
sun to avoid squirting and aware
ness Of any facial expression you
have which make lines, will go a
long way toward improving the
condition or preventing it.
II you do your line massage
just before retiring you can re-
Evening star., 1951-08-31
Q 1854 ~ JsA" ?. pllib q

high, boxy crowns and diagonal
brims. Immediately your face will
appear longer and less circular.
2. For the same reason, wear v
or surplice necklines, pointed or
sharp -notched collars, necklaces
that drape on the throat (not the
chest) in a low v. Choose upward
winging earbobs.
8. You can further attenuate
your facial curves by arranging
your hair to give height at your
forehead. Sleek upward lines at
the temples. soft waves set on the
diagonal, moderate fullness behind
the ears and on the neck in
brushed-out curls are right for
Iyou.
4. Your makeup will be artful-
ly applied when you square off the
curves of your mouth in applying
Ilipstick; encourage your eyebrows
Evening star., 1951-08-31
BY John Robert Powers

II your figures line is that of a
butterball and your face is that of
a full moon, you probably have
little sympathy with the artists
claim that curved lines are the
most pleasing. Probably your
life's crusade is Strengthening out
curves.
And that's something the artist
is a whizz at. To counteract a
round line, says the artist, just cut
across it with straight vertical
or diagonal line. When you do
the round line loses much Of it's
roundness, and it even appears
smaller.
So when your goal is to diminish
the roundness Of your face, here's
what to do:
1. Wear hats with medium
Evening star., 1951-08-31
Why Grow Old2
Massage Along Lines

move the cream, smooth out the
line and paste across them some
of the gummed paper made es-
'pecially for that purpose. Leave
this on all night. This routine
is very helpful if you have deep
lines, especially at the corners
of the eyes, on the forehead or
between the eyes.
If you would like to have my
facial exercises send a stamped,
self addressed envelope with your
request for Leaflet No. 8. Address
Josephine Lowman in care of The
Evening Star
Evening star., 1951-08-31
Secrets of Charm
Suggestions on How to Counteroct Round Face

Since you can remodel your face
so successfully with a few verticals
and diagonals, think of what you
can do for your figure in using the
same principles in choosing the
lines Of your clothes.
Evening star., 1951-08-31

by pencilling. brushing and eau
tious tweezing to slope up to a
peak above the outside corners Of
your eyes, descending gradually to
a point above and just beyond the
eye sockets.
5. An extra trick for those who
wear glasses lies in making sure
that the bottom rim runs diagonal
ly across the cheek and that. the
rims general outline is angular.
Evening star., 1951-08-31

BY Eleni
The versatility Of the hosiery people is boundess.
They manage to find each fashion season of
excitement that enables them to launch hosiery styles.
They know that elevator hemines going "up and
down" your fashion selection will direct ot
tention to your legs.
New toperine toes shoes will need complementary
hose So will clothes that have Spanish influence
Pictured: new heel type limiting of beautiful Ioce
and entine with the sparkle of rhnestones stroteoicoly
Evening star., 1951-08-31
Ham Soute

The ingenious French have
many tricks up the sleeve when
it comes to serving ham. Here
is one of the best:
Melt 2 tablespoons of butter in
"a pan. and when hot, brown in 1t
I8 thin slices of uncooked ham
Cook for about S minutes. Re-
move the ham, and stir in
tablespoons of flour, moistening
well with cup of dry, white wine.
Stir until the sauce begins to
thicken. Season with freshly
ground black pepper. Put the
slices of ham on a hot platter and
pour the sauce over all. Garnish
with watercress or parsley.
Evening star., 1951-08-31
Glasses That Adorn.

GLASSES That Ad0rn.
Wear your glasses as q smart accessory
Choose rims that are the most interesting
IS s'1 Yours s. for 't the asking. write to me in
care Of The Evening Star and inclose q
stamped, self addressed return envelope.
Evening star., 1951-08-31
Recipe
Roundup
Curried Tomatoes

With tomatoes large, ripe and
plentiful, here's another good way
to serve them-curried.
To a quart of stewed fresh to-
matoes add some salt, a little
sugar, and let simmer in a double
boiler. Mix a little cornstarch
with water, and add to the to-
matoeS to thicken.
Stir in curry powder to taste.
Let beat through, and serve with
thin strips of raw green peppers.
The Arizona post., 1951-11-16
VI To Install
Officers 29th

Elaborate plans are being made
for the joint installation of Young
Israel congregation officers and
officers of the Sisterhood, on Nov.
20 at 8 pm. at the Synagogue.
Rabbi Abraham Danzig will be
installing officer. Public is in
vited. There will be an appro-
pirate program and refreshments
will be served.
Congregation officers assuming
office are: pres, Nathan Smith;
vice-pres., Ike Ruben; treas, Nor
ris Berkowitz. Sisterhood officers
are: pres, Mrs. Seymour Roth;
1st vice-pres., Mrs. Harvey Alt
man; End vice-pres., Mrs. Anna
Schrank; rec. Sec, Mrs. Max Scha-
pira, fin. Sec, Mrs. Morris Nathan;
treas, Mrs. Fanny Lampner.
The Arizona post., 1951-11-16
Temple Dinner dance On Nov. IS
Marks Its 41st Anniversary

The outstanding event of the
winter schedule of social events
at Temple Emanuel is the ami
versary dinner-dance, Nov. 10.
This function celebrates the 41st
year since the founding of Temple
Emanuel, in the building on
South Stone.
The committee in charge OF
planning, as in former years, con-
sists of the presidents of all Tenn
pie groups. Activities of the eve
ming begin with a full course din
ner at 7. The auditorium will be
so arranged that guests may enjoy
the dinner and dance at the same
time. Music will be furnished by
Harry Bee and his orchestra.
An original program of dlversl-
fed comedy and song will be
offered directly after the dinner.
The setting will be the broad
casting studio of Grand Temple
Station" Many veteran actors
will be part of the novel presenta-
ton.
The Arizona post., 1951-11-16
Arizona Post, Nov. 16, 1851
Brindis Memorial
Service Nov. Is

Tucsonians will pay their re-
spects to the recently departed,
prominent communal leader, JOS
eph Brindis, at a public memorial
meeting at the Community Center
3 pm. Nov. 25.
Mr.. Brindis, recent president of
the Community Council and
chairman of the CJA died on Oct.
10. Eulogies will be given by
Rabbi Albert Bilgray and Jacob
Fruchthendler, pres. of the Coun-
Gil. Morris Shanhouse will be
chairman. Cantor Maurice Fall
kow will chant the Ell Mole Rach-
amin.
The entire community is urged
to attend the memorial meeting
and honor the memory of Joseph
Brindis.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Washington NotobIes to Attend
James F. Byrnes Inauguration

A large contingent from Wash
ington will go to Columbia Tues
day morning to witness the inau-
guration of James F. Brynes as
Governor of South Carolina.
The group will include members
of Congress. former associates in
the State Department and many
old friends of Jimmy" Byrnes in
private life here. They have been
invited to attend the inaugural
and a buffet luncheon in the
Governors mansion after the
ceremony.
Plans for the social side of the
occasion have been scaled down
in view of the international stu
alton. This included the CAN
collation. of an inaugural ball.
Senators to Attend.
Among guests will be Undersec-
retary of State James E. Webb and
Mrs. Webb, Gen. Lucius Clay
Senators Byrd of Virginia, Smith
of North Carolina, Chapman Of
Kentucky and Johnston of South
Carolina.
Senator Maybank of South
Carolina, who is recuperating from
a recent illness in Key West, Fla,
probably will be unable to get to
the inaugural, but South Caro-
lina's Representatives plan to be
present in full force, including
two members elected last fall
Evening star., 1951-01-14

John J. Riley and William j. B.
Dorm.
The Southern railroad has
placed two extra Pullmans at dis
posal of the inaugural guests. The
train leaves at 7::35 am. tomor-
row, arriving in Columbia at sos
Tuesday morning. Most of the
party will leave for Washington
at 4::30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
Other Political Figures.
Other guests from Washing
ton will include Representatives
Chatham of North Carolina, Col
mer of Mississippi, Cox of Georgia
and Jones of North Carolina.
Residents of Washington who
have accepted invitations from
the new Governor include Thomas
w. Brahany, investment broker
C. j. Mack, general manager OF
the Mayfower Hotel; Ernest E.
Norris, president of the Southern
railroad, and Sidney A. Alderman
vice president of the railroad.
Mr.. Byrnes, who spent years in
Washington in his childhood, be-
came one of the best-acquainted
men in public life here later when
he served successfully as a South
Carolina Senator, as Associate
Justice of the Supreme Court, and
as Secretary of State.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
DR.. Peckhom Found Not Guilty
On 2-Count Abortion Chorqe
Jury Returns Verdict
After DeIiberutino
More Than 9 Hours

DR.. Henry L. Peckham, jr., A.
year-old physician, was acquitted
late yesterday by a District Court
jury of eight men and four women
of charges of performing an
abortion on a 30-year-old former
WAC.
The jury had deliberated more
than nine hours before returning
a verdict of not guilty on both
counts of a two-count indictment.
The first count accused DR..
Peckham of performing an illegal
operation on the young woman
on July "a. The second charged
he performed an illegal operation
on her on July Is. Both counts
had accused the physician Of per-
forming the operations to bring
about a miscarriage.
The prosecution, through Assist
ant United States Attorney Ar
thur ]. Mclaughlin, contended the
first operation was performed in
the physicians Office in the
400 block of Eighth street Sc,
and the second one in the
former WAC's room on Sixteenth
street NV.
Defense Contentious.
Defense Attorney Dorsey K.
Offutt contended DR.. Peckham
had treated the young woman but
it was her own acts that caused
a miscarriage.
DR.. Peckham remained calm
both during the trial and while
the jury was celebrating. After
the jury acquitted him, he told
reporters: II felt confident we
would win"
1t was the third acquittal for
DR.. Peckham on abortion charges.
He was twice tried and acquitted
in 1948.
Before the jury went to lunch
yesterday, the jury foreman, in re-
ply to a question by Judge F.
Dickinson Let's, said the panel
had reached decision on the
first count of the indictment. Fol-
lowing instructions by Judge Let's,
the foreman did not reveal whether
the decision was for conviction or
acquittal.
The jury foreman also informed
the court that the jury had voted
10 to 2 on the second count but
also kept that secret, in accord
Evening star., 1951-01-14
4 Injured When Car Hits
Another Stopped for Light

-Four persons were injured last
night when an automobile crashed
into the rear of a car stopped
for traffic light at Branch and
Pennsylvania avenues Sc. The
latter car was showed into the
rear of the car in front of it and
this car in turn rammed the cal
ahead of it.
Those hurt were John Biso, 27
of 3205 Ely place Sc: Horace
w. Shepherd. 27, of Boiling Ali
Force Base; William Fentress, 20
and his wife, Mrs. Shirley Fent-
ress, "a, of 2032 Thirty-seventh
street Sc. All were treated al
Gallinger Hospital for cuts ,and
bruises, Mr.. Biso was X-rayeo
for possible head injuries.
Police said Mr.. Biso and Mr.
Shepherd were in the car which
struck the car occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. FentresS.
Evening star., 1951-01-14
Arlington Board Backs
Engineering Study Of
Joint Sewage Plant

The Arlington County Board
yesterday agreed that the subur-
ban Virginia communities should
authorize an engineering study
of a joint sewage disposal plan.
The resolution is the same as
that approved Tuesday by the
| Alexandria City Council to end
pollution of the Potomac River in
the Washington area.
The engineering study was
recommended by an interim COM
mittee representing the governing
bodies of Arlington. Alexandria,
Falls Church and Fairfax County.
The resolution asks the commit
tee to obtain specific proposals
from engineering consultants re-
garding cost of the study and the
length of time required to COM
plete it.
The committee, headed by Rob-
ert w. Cox. member of the Arling-
ton County Board. was asked to
present recommendations to the
four Jurisdictions by January Is,
suggesting a firm to make the
study and the amount of money
needed.
The board voted to ask the Fed
eral Public Roads Administration
to provide direct access from Key
Bridge to the new Spout Run
parkway. Motorists can use the
parkway when travelling toward
Washington and move directly up
to Key Bridge but on the return
trip there is no ramp to carry
them to the parkway and they
must use Lee highway.
The new parkway is a potential
bypass from the bridge to Cherry
dale.
The board elected Mrs. Florence
Cannon chairman for 1851 after
she broke a tie by voting for
herself.
Mrs. Cannon, a methods exam
iner for the Defense Department,
has lived in Arlington for 80
years.