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Evening star., 1955-01-30

1900, WRC t4)--Norby: David
Wayne tries to be patient
with Joan Lorring whose
spendthrift ways threaten to
put them both on charity.
1880, WTTG t5)-Million DOL
lar Movie: A kiss brings a
statue to life, in "One Touch
of Venus" +" with Ava Gardner
and Robert Walker.
1880, WMAL (D-Disneyland: /:
A cartoon show based on
Kenneth Grahame's wind
in the willows" with the
voices of Basil Rathbone and
Eric Blore.
$500, WRC al Married
Joan: Political complications
arise between Joan Davis
and her husband when she
fears she's allergic to him.
$3.50, WMAL t7l--Stu Erwin
Show: Interfering in-laws
upset the plans Merry
Anders and Martin Miner
have for redecorating their
apartment.
$500, WRC "a - Television
Theater: An industrialist en-
counters opposition where he
least expected it when he
tries to buy a valley in which
to erect a factory, in THE
Skin Came" starring Jack
Liyesey. adapted from the
story by John Galsworthy.
$3.50, WMAL (71--who Said
That?: John DAILY moderates
a new quiz panel composed
Of Pat Carroll, Bob Con-
sidine, and guest James C.
/. Hagerty, the Presidents
press secretary.
1890, WTOP ts) - Best Of
Broadway. Jackie Gleason is
q man Of enormous egotism
who struggles to preserve his
self respect. in The Show
OF. with ThelIna Ritter. /.
1900, WMAL .I7) - Racket
Squad: Reed Hadley investi-
gates the numbers racket.
1850, WMAL t7l--Eddie Cam
n tor Show: Pat Crowley and
Don before In q comedy.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

$3.50, WTOP t9)--Ask 1t Bas-
ket: William C. Hollings-
worth and members Of the
United States Navy Deep
Diving School are guests.
1880, rWTOP f9)---Abbott and
Costello: An employment
agency is nearly wrecked
when Lou Costello tries to
find a job.
1880, WTOP t9l--Iflquiring
Editor: Students at Falls
Church High School are
quizzed about current local
national, and international
events.
$500, WTOP t9)---College Bas-
ketball: Prudue at Iowa.
800, WRC (4l--Professional
Basketball: Fort Wayne VS..
Philadelphia.
400, WTTG t5) 49, Saturday
Show: Mary Beth Hughes
and Henry Hull star in
''Rimfire." a story of corrup-
ton in post-Civil War
Western Community.
$500, WMAL t7)--Wrestling:
From HOLLYWOOD.
$500, WTTG t5I--Million Dol
lar Movie: A kiss brings
statue to life. in "One Touch
Of Venus with Ava Gard
ner.
$3.50, WRC (4---Star Theater:
With Jimmy Durante.
1890. WTTG t5)--Wrestling:
From Chicago.
1890, WRC 4l-George Gobel
Show: Actor jeffrey Hunter
pays a call.
1880, WRC t4)-Film Theater:
Adventure on an African
safari is portrayed in Ma
comber Affair with Gre
CORY Peck. Joar Bennett and
Robert refton. Also,
Bandit Queen stars Bar
bara Britt,n and Willard
Parker.
11:25, WTOP 10, The Late
Show: A man cGlsfesses he's
guilty 70 his own murder. In
"D.O.A.," with Edmond
OBrien and Pamela Britton.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

7:0o, WTOP t9)-Hans Chris
tian Andersen: An arrow
from cupid's bow lands in
the hearts of two teachers.
7:45. wToP (sl-Jane Fro
man: Sings with MerT Grif-
nm.
soc, wMAL ca - Soldier
Parade: With Pfc. Frank
Carroll. q singer stationed at
Fort Meade, Md.
$3.50, WMAL tD-T-Men in
Action: A bootleg gang is
captured in a drama starring
Ted de Corsia and Simon
Scott.
$3.50, WRC t4)-Justice: Gary
Merrill stars In Fatal
Friendship" the drama Of
handicapped youth whose
misguided friendship with a
young criminal threatens to
send him to prison.
$3.50, WTOP ts) - Climax:
The conflict of career VS..
marriage In q big business
setting Is portrayed In "a
Leaf From q Book" starring
Diana Lynn and Sylvia Sid
ney.
$500, WMAL (D-Star To-
night: A new dramatic series
premieres with JacQueline
Holt married to Kevin Nc
Carthy, an alcoholic, in you
Need Me"
$3.50, WRC t4l-Ford Theater:
Irene Dunno blames a
Touch of Spring" for con-
cealing her marriage and
spending a happy afternoon
with Gene Barry, in a ro-
mantle drama.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Four Star
Playhouse: jeanne Dru stars
In "A Kiss for Mr.. Lincoln,
a comedy set in the year
1860.
$50, WMAL az - Ponds
Theater: A girl about to
reach 30. tries to get a boy
friend to marry her. in the
comedy Thirty. Honey,
Thirty" with Charlotte Rae
and Ernest Truck.
1000, WRC t4l-Video Thea
ter: lone Foot in Heaven.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

1880, WTTG 81 - Million
Dollar Movie: A kiss brings
a statue to life. in "One
Touch of Venus" starring
Ava Gardner and Robert
Walker.
1880, WMAL "a - Rim Tin
Tin: Lee Aaker and the dog
rescue the 8-year-old daugh-
ter of a medicine man held
hostage by jewel thieves.
500, WMAL (T-Ozzie and
Harriet: Hickey decides to
exchange his toys for a
chemistry set over his
mothers objections.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Topper: Leo
G.. Carroll discovers a veal
thy railroad stockholder is
living in a hobo jungle.
$3.50, WRC t4)--Life Of Riley:
William Bendix brings some
honey schemes into his
household in an effort to
tighten family ties.
$3.50. WMAL (D--Ray Bolger
Show: The star offers finan-
cial aid to Chick Chandler
and his failing night club
act.
SEQ, WMAL (7)-Star and
the Story: William Lundi-
gan stars in Total Recall, ;"
a suspense drama about an
escaped maniac and a case
of mistaken identity.
900, WTOP t9)--Playhouse
OF Stars: Marshall Thomp-
son, a reporter. is assigned
to cover the last voyage OF
a schooner in the early days
Pilot Schooner" with John
Hoyt.
$3.50, WMAL t7l--The Wise:
"The Eighth Window" a
drama about the theft of a
priceless diamond. stars
Beverly Brooks and Robert
Arden.
$50, WTOP t9) Our Miss
Brooks: Eve Arden roams
through a pawn shop look
ing for ring.
1890, WRC (H-Cavalcade Of
Sports: Middleweights Kid
Gavilan and Ernie Durando.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

500. WTTG f5l-Lanb Ses-
sion: Interview with Actor
Tyrone Power.
7:O0, WTOP t9)-Ella Raines:
AS Janet Dean gives aid to
the survivors Of q plane
crash.
1850. WTTG (5l-Million Dol
lar Movie: A kiss brings o
statue to life. In "One
Touch of Venus" with Ava
Gardner and Robert Walker.
500, WMAL (7l-Reader's Di-
gest:: Martha Scott and
Douglass Montgomery CO.
star in ''Mrs. Robert Louis
Stevenson" the story of the
authors search for a healthy
climate.
500, WTOP t9-Burns and
Allen: An overly efficient
valet Is brought into the
household by Oracle.
$3.50. WMAL tT--Voice Of
Firestone:: Coloratura Pa
trice Munsel.
$500, WRC t4)-Medic: "A
Time to Be Alive" a drama
about the fight to control
hemophilia, a blood disease.
800, WNIAL (D-Americans
Learn Languages: A discus
sion conducted by Leon
Dostert, Of Georgetown Uni
versity.
$3.50, WRC (D-Robert Mont
gornery Presents: Peggy Ann
Garner, a small town girl,
undergoes a change of per-
sonality when she falls in
love with a big city news
paperman, in 'Deadline."
$3.50, WTTG t5) - Boxing:
LightWeights Danny 10 Perez
and Orlando Zulueta.
$3.50, WMAL (7) - Boxing:
Middleweights Gene Full
mer and Marcel Assire.
1000, WTOP (9)-Studio One
A girl disappears from an
Island of the coast of Maine
in ''The Silent Women.
starring Gaby Rodgers.
IO:45, WTTG t5) Fulton
Lewis. jr.: A filmed inter-
view with the Chang Kai-
sheks.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

1880, WMAL (D-Cavalcade
of America: Take OF
Zero" the story of the
Navy's XFY-1 Flying
Pogo, and Marine Corps
Col. Joseph "Skeets" Cole
man.
$500, WRC (A-Bob Hope
Show: With Roy Rogers.
Dale Evans, the Sons of the
Pioneers, Trigger and Line
Renaud, French vocalist.
$3.50 WTTG (5)-Studio 81:
James Craig takes the long
way round to bring two
criminals to justice, in THE
Westerner."
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Twenty
Questions: DR.. S a m ue !
Brownell, United States
Commissioner of Education,
900, WRC l4)-Fireside The
ater: A woman with a young
son marrieS a man who had
lost his son accidentally.
in Brian" with Maureen
O'Sullivan.'
$500, WMAL Lt7)--Make Room
for Daddy: Rusty Hamer
and Sherry jackson have
varying reactions to a hired
governess.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-Red Skel-
ton: The comic is menaced
by invading Martians when
he is host to Ruth Roman
and Reginald Denny.
$3.50, WRC (D-Circle Thea
ter: John Cassavetes is
caught in a nightmare Of
lies when he tries to i'm
press his prospective father
in-law, in Ladder of Lies.
with Georgiann johnson.
$3.50, WMAL GU. S. Steel
Hour: Gertrude Berg be-
lives she speaks with her
late husband on the phone
each Sunday, in six
O'Clock Cali"
10000, WTOP t9D-Danger:
The Dark Curtain" is seen
when a woman with an
obsession to steal takes a
doll belonging to a child of
her husbands boss. Bea-
trice Straight stars.
Evening star., 1955-01-30

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Evening star., 1955-08-22
Alexandra Man
Killed in Crash

An Alexandria man was killed
yesterday in a traffic accident in
Orange County, Va. in which
his brother was seriously hurt
Dead as a result of the acci-
dent at 1880 am. was Joseph E
Barnes. 26, of 800 East Del Ray
avenue.
His brother, James w. Barnes
of Mine Run, Orange County, is
in serious condition at Mary
Washington Hospital.
Virginia State Trooper G. I.
Johnson reported that their car
struck a bank and overturned at
the intersection of State Route
3 and 30, about Is miles west
.of Fredericksburg.
Police said it has not been de-
termined which of the two men
was driving.
The dead man had worked as
"a civilian at Andrews Air Force
Base. For the past three years
he was a volunteer member of
the Alexandria Fire Department.
He had gone to Mine Run to
visit his parents and family.
Evening star., 1955-08-22
Soldier Held Up
And Hundcuffed

Virginia State police were
looking today for an armed
bandit who held UP a Fort Bel
voir soldier last night near a
gravel pit in Fairfax County.
leaving him handcuffed.
The victim was Pvt. Raymond
c. Brauer. Police said he was
held up at gunpoint and robbed
of IS and a bag of clothing of
Shirley highway at Edsall road.
The bandit handcuffed Pvt.
Brauer and left him in the
woods.
Police said Pvt. Brauer, whom
the bandit had picked UP earlier
in Washington, said the holdup
man told him he had had a brain
operation and he had better
watch out"
The soldier said he ran into
the woods when the holdup man
tried to tie his handcuffed hands
to his feet. The bandit then
drove off and the soldier ran
back to Shirley highway and
tagged a passing car.
Police said the holdup man,
who carried q AS automatic, was
acting very crazy" and is be-
lieved 10 be dangerous.
Evening star., 1955-08-22
Worker Is jailed
In JobIess Pay Fruud

HAGERSTOWN, Md, Aug. q
I(R.-A young aircraft worker
who admitted he drew $27C
in unemployment compensation
while working on another jot
has been sent to jail for 80 days
Ernest w. Clark, jr., 26, o1
Berkeley Springs, w. Va. plead
ed guilty to a charge of falsi-
flying his application for unem-
Iployment benefits. He said he
did it because he needed the
money.
When he told Magistrate Will
liam Kreykenbohm he couldn I
pay a 5000 fine, he was jailed
Mr.. Kreykenbohm said he will
have to serve 80 days more un-
less he pays the Employment Sc
Icurity Department $270 by Sep
tember Is.
Although a West Virginian,
Clark was eligible for benefits
i'm Maryland because he worked
for an aircraft plant here.
Evening star., 1955-08-22
|W&M Leaders
To Study Budget

WILLIAMSBURG, Va. Aug
% (P.-The rector of the board
of visitors of the College of Will
liam and Mary says the schools
operating budget. not the contro-
versy over the institutions ad-
ministration, will be the major
item of business when the group
meets here Saturday.
"Of course. everyone knows
that any time the board gets to-
|gether, there'll be talk about the
situation at William and Mary"
said James M. Robertson Satur-
day night in Norfolk. But this
meeting was called because of the
budget and it Is not a special
session on anything else"
There is no agenda item for
further consideration, Of repeated
student and faculty complaints
about the administration of
President Alvin Duke Chandler,
the board rector said.
Mr.. Robertson had said earlier
in the day in Richmond the con-
troversy would be discussed, but
he declined to say what form the
discussion might take.
Evening star., 1955-08-22
Water Survey
Group Named

| BALTIMORE. Aug. % tP.-
Gov. McKeldin, acting in re.
sponse to a joint resolution of the
last Legislature. has named q
23-member commission to make
a special study of Maryland:
water resources.
! Harry H. Rieck of Preston
president of the Maryland AS.
isociation Of Soil Conservation
Districts, was named chairman
of the group which will make q
study to determine a policy ot
water distribution" Throughout.
the State.
Other members include Ed
mund Burke, Cumberland Cham
ber of Commerce; Wilson A
Heaps. president of the Mary
land Farm Bureau Federation
DR.. William B. Holton, Chevy
Chase, representing the Mary
land division of the Izaak Wal
ton League; Delegate Hervey
@. MachenDemocrat of Prince
Georges; Senator Joseph A. Mat
tingly Democrat of st. Marys
and Henry B. Shaw, chief engi-
neer Of the Washington Subur-
ban Sanitary Commission.
Evening star., 1955-08-22
Modest Swimmer in HIDING
Battles 'Rescuers' at Creek

! When the motorist didn't see
anybody in the water. he called
police.
Police called the fire depart
ment. Rescuers hurried to the
scene. A large crowd gathered.
Heiicopters from a nearby Army
base were summoned.
Officers found the missing
mans clothing piled beside his
bicycle by the creek. Papers in
his pockets gave them his name.
They notified his family of his
disappearance.
For nearly two hours the
search proceeded.
At 3:45 am. telephone
tangled at police headquarters
It was the mans wife. He'd
arrived home safely-but unclad.
Too embarrassed to return for
his clothes, he'd taken all the
dark alleys he could find and
reached hearth and home un-
detected.
Police declined to give the
mans name.
Evening star., 1955-08-22
District Man 80,
Two Women Hurt
In Boat Accident

Three Washington residents
one of them an 80-year-old man
were hospitalized yesterday with
injuries received in a boating
accident on Lake Jackson in
Prince William County. Va.
Admitted to Arlington Hospital
were Edward c. Gramm. 80, OF
1900 Clifton street NV, with
a broken arm: Mrs. Elizabeth
Robinson. so, of $500 Colorado
avenue NV, a fractured leg
and Ruth Obold, SO, of 1920
Jocelyn street NV, a chest
injury.
All were passengers in a 16-
foot outboard motorboat which
rammed a rock ledge and sank
about 6 pm. The boat was oper-
ated by Jimmy Cornbrooks. son
OF Mrs. Virginia Cornbrooks of
1880 Adams Mill road NV.
Evening star., 1955-08-22

HAMPTON, Va, Aug. % up
1t was hot and humid in
Hampton the night before last.
So hot and humid that a Hamp-
ton man, who'd been fishing in
Mills Creek beside a bridge on
the military highway, decided
to peel off his clothes and take
a swim.
After all, it was 2 am. and
much too late for a car to
come along. but one did.
The would-be swimmer had
just finished disrobing when an
approaching car flooded the
highway in light.
He scrambled madly over an
abutment of the bridge and into
hiding.
He was too slow, though. The
motorist caught a glimpse Of
him as he rolled over the side
of the abutment and. fearing
an accident had happened,
stopped to investigate.
Evening star., 1955-08-22
'RoIIinewoodAppeol
Against tIntegrotion
Before Stute Panel

BALTIMORE, Aug. % (P).--
Maryland's State Board OF Edu-
cation. will take up an appeal OPP
posing integration of white and
Negro students at Rollingwood
School at an August 81 meeting
A petition signed by more than
100 Montgomery County resi-
dents opposing the move was
received today at the State De-
partment of Education.
officials there declined to
comment upon it. pointing out it
is a matter for the State board
rather than the department,
The Montgomery County
Board of Education has an
nounced plans to enroll 80 Negro
pupils at Rollingwood School in
order to close Linden School, 2
miles away.
Evening star., 1955-08-22
Skipper Quizzed in Probe
1Of Marvel Sinking in Boy

Guard divers from the cutter
Chinook.
The commander of the Chi
nook, Warrant Of1icer James A.
Pledger, was the first witness.
Mr.. Pledger said he had located
the wrecked vessel a day after
the sinking.
Only the masts were visible
at the time, Mr.. Pledger said.
Sought Better Facilities
Mr.. Meckling said the % pas
engers and four-man crew left
Annapolis in good weather Au-
gust 9, and proceeded to Poplar
Island. BY Tuesday he said hur-
ricane warning went up and the
following day he proceeded to
Cambridge for better mooring
facilities.
The ships master said he left
Cambridge Thursday afternoon
after hurricane warnings had
been lifted and winds of only To-
rs miles an hour were forecast
for the area.
Mr.. Meckling said that by 8
am. Friday the weather began
acting up and he decided to head
for the South or West Rivers on
the western shore of the bay.
Ship Rebuilt Twice
The schooner was built ir
1891 and had been rebuilt ir
1919 and 1926, Mr.. Mecklinl
said. He added that after hi
purchased it in June, 1854, II
was put in drydock for repairs
eaulking and replacement Of
some of the planks.
Under questioning, he said the
ship had been drydocked at the
time because it had sustained
flooding due to grounding. Priol
Ito that, he said. there had beer
mo extensive leaks.
Mr.. Meckling said as far as
he knew the Cosat Guard made
no inspection of the 128-fooi
ship while it was in drylock
He added that he held no H.
lcense or document issued BY
Fthe Coast Guard.
Evening star., 1955-08-22
By CHARLES L. HOFFMAN
star stan Correspondent

BALTIMORE Aug. II Capt.
John Meckling, skipper of the
schooner Levin j. Marvel that
sank in the Chesapeake Bay Aus
gust IL, today began his testi-
mony before a Coast Guard Ma
rine Board here.
| Capt. Meckling was the second
witness to take the stand as the
four-man board began its in
vestigation of the sinking Of the
64-year-old schooner of Fair
haven in Herring Bay with a loss
of IA lives.
The board. headed by Capt.
H. C. Moore. chief Of staff to the
commandant of the 5th Coast
Guard District, began its hear
lings shortly after 9 am. The
investigation is expected to con-
ltinue at least through tomorrow
The 38-year-old master and
part owner of the schooner told
Ithe board he had IL to IA years
Iof sailing experience on the
Great Lakes and along the
Maine coast.
Asked About Experience
The captain was quizzed on
his experience by members of
the board and answered mega
lively to queries as to whether
he had ever weathered a hurri-
cane in a sailing vessel.
The board is seeking to deter
mine whether there was any
negligence in the case.
Sitting in on the hearings
were c. Osborne DuVall, Anne
Arundel County States attor-
ney, and James H. Langrall,
assistant United States attorney
here. Mr.. Meckling was repre-
Isented by attorney William K.
McWilliams of Annapolis.
In the hearing room were sew
eral life jackets, compass, port
lights and a gasoline motor
taken from the Marvel by Coast
Evening star., 1955-08-22
Four New Polio
Cases in Area

Two new polio cases were re-
ported today by the Arlington
Health Department and two
by Alexandria. This brings to
SO the number reported in the
District area this year. A total
of 81 cases were reported at
this >time last year.
The Alexandria Health De-
|partment reported a 3-year -old
girl, diagnosed as mild paralytic,
from the 500 block of North
Howard street, was admitted to
Fort Belvoir Hospital. and a
20-year-old woman, diagnosed
non-paralytic, from the zoo
block Of Timber Branch drive,
was admitted to Bethesda Naval
Hospital.
In Arlington an 8-year-,,ld
boy from the 300 block of North
Twenty y-seventh street was dag
nosed as non-paralytic and no,
hospitalized. He had received
a Salk vaccine shot April Is,
according to the Arlington
Health Department.
A second Arlington case, an
8-year-old girl. was diagnosed
as non-paralytic and admitted
to Children's Hospital last week
Evening star., 1955-08-22
Four Hurt at Vienna,
Cor Hit Parked Auto

Four persons were injured last
night when their car hit a parked
auto and came to rest against
a pole in Vienna. Va. according
to Fairfax County police.
One Of the victims was ad-
mitted to Arlington Hospital. He
was Stanley Dove, 80, of Vienna
who suffered facial injuries.
The others, all treated there
for cuts and bruises and released
were Andrew Lewis Darne, %
of Vienna. driver of the car;
Kenneth Hettenhouser, 81, oi
Route 2, Vienna, and Mrs. Helen
Lane, "a. of 2003 North Thir-
teenth street, Arlington.
Evening star., 1955-08-22

A warrant charging Frank c.
Anderson, 81. of 44l3 South
Thifty-sixth street. Arlington,
with nanslaughter in connection
with the traffic death Of his wife
was issued today.
Mrs. Anderson, "a. was fatally
injured Saturday when the car
driven by her husband collided
with another car in the 2200
block of Shirley highway.
Mr.. Anderson was admitted to
Arlington Hospital with chest
injuries. His condition was re-
ported as good.
Curtis o. Greene, of Route 2,
Springfield, Va, the driver OF
the other car. was treated at
the hospital for head injuries
and released.
Arlington policeman Howard
Almstedt said both cars were
going north on Shirley highway
when Mr.. Anderson's car
rammed the rear of Mr.. Greene's
automobile.
Commemorative Attorney
Evening star., 1955-08-22
Fatally Hurt in Bike Spill,
Boy, 10, Kept Fall Secret

Jimmy was bleeding internally
Saturday his condition grew
worse. An operation was or
Idered. Doctors learned that
Jimmy had a ruptured spleen.
Jimmy died at 1890 pm. Sat-
jurday. Police said his death
would be carried as a traffic ia
Itality.
His father today said the fam
lily was unaware of what hap
Ipened until Jimmy's brother told
his mother about it. AS late as
Friday Jimmy had insisted he
had taken only a minor fall on
his side.
Among Top Students
Jimmy was among the top
students in his third-grade class
lat the Holy Redeemer Catholic
School in Kensington. He was
active in sports. He also was a
Cub Scout.
Born in Washington, Jimmy
lived most Of his life at $40
Emerson street NV. He moved
to Randolph Hills. near Viers
Mill Village. with his family two
years ago.
He was one of six children of
MIR. and Mrs. Grover. The
Iothers are Benny benjamin l.,
Ijr.J. Margaret Christine, 8: Pat
rick. 6; Catherine Ann. S, and
Joseph, 2. Mr.. Grover is a car
Ipenter.
Funeral services will be held
tomorrow at the Robert A.
|Pumphrey funeral home, Be-
thesda. A requiem mass will be
Offered at Holy Redeemer Church
in Kensington at 9 am. Burial
will be in Mount Oliyet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1955-08-22
Truck Rodeo Slated
For Baltimore Saturday

BALTIMORE, Aug. % (Spe-
ciaD.-The Eighth Annual State
Championship Truck Rodeo
sponsored by the Maryland Mo-
tor Truck Association. will be
held Saturday in Memorial
Stadium.
| More than 40 truck drivers,
Including three defending cham
lpions of last year, are expected
Ito compete in tests. ranging
from actual driving and personal
appearance to written examina-
! tons.
Evening star., 1955-08-22
MonsIouehter Is Charged
In Wife's Auto Death

William j. Hassan said today
that the warrant viii not be
served until Mr.. Anderson Is
ready to leave the hospital.
He added that Arlington Po-
lice Capt. Walter E. Bell, jr,
would be very interested" to
hear from any witpesses to the
accident. Mr.. Hassan said that
witnesses, including a doctor
driving a 1855 car with District
tags. apparently were told BY
police to leave the scene Of the
accident to expedite the now Of
traffic. 4
Mrs. Anderson was Arlington's
second traffic fatality Of the
year.
Evening star., 1955-08-22
AnnondoIe's Water Ban
ToCeose by End of Week

The ban on outside use OF
water, at Annandale will be lifted
by the end of the week, James
A. McWhorter, president of the
Annandale Water Co., said today
Mr.. McWhorter said that addi-
tional pumping facilities will be
completed in a few days. The
ban on outside use has been in
effect since last spring.
Since then. the firm has in-
stalled a new 900. .000-gallon
storage tank and is working new
pumping facilities.
Mr.. McWhorter also said that
he would have to confer with
other stockholders before making