European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - August 26, 1959, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Wednesday August 26, the stars and stripes 3 pipeline links Sahara Wells to seaport Bougie Algeria up the final link in the pipeline connect ing French Inland Oil Fields with this Mediterranean port was welded into place tuesday in a Brief ceremony attended by a few officials. A month hence Oil will Star flowing from the Wells of Hassi messaoud 416 Miles Inland. Thelinge up climaxes two years of burrowing through Sahara Sands. The $93 million pipeline to Bou Gie completes another phase of a Large scale plan to exploit Sahara Oil reserves estimated officially at 15.3 billion barrels. Frenchmen have been told by their government that the Sahara will provide for All their Oil need by 1972 once the necessary pipe lines have been Laid and Well sunk. Fleet of tankers see technicians in this port,.where 1,000 workers Are completing har Bor installations for a Fleet of tankers say As much As 14 million tons will be flowing through this first pipeline by october 1960.that would be Only a step to the French goal of Independence of Middle Eastern Oil which can be shut off for political reasons As it was during the Suez crisis by Gamal Abdel Nasser United Arab Republic president. For 20 months the French have been bringing Oil out by truck and rail under heavy army and air Force escort an expensive process that cannot bring the French con Sumer the supplies he has been led to  French military believe they can defend the pipeline from sabotage by the algerian nationalists. 680 stills corked up by Revenue agents Washington up inter Nal Revenue agents seized 18,908gallons of Moonshine liquor in july and arrested 880 bootleggers operating 680 stills the Treasury department has  Carolina was the Happy Hunting ground for the  closed 167 stills and arrested 214 persons in the state. Hey look at him Little Hedy Schlegl does her Best to influence judges and do fanciers at International breeders show at Munich in favor of her 10-month-old St. Bernard Amir von Wasser Loh. Keystone Ivo intellectual Freedom in Russia. Poet finds London a Carl Sandburg poet laureate of the midwestern Prairies told londoners that he found soviet Russia a dynamic land where productivity is god but where intellectual Freedom is stifled. The 81-year-old poet who travelled with his guitar went to Moscow As a state department representative to see the american National exhibition there. He was accompanied by his brother in Law Edward Steichen the photographer who created the family of Man series of pictures being exhibit Dat the Moscow fair. Russian writers and officials Hemet were warmly hospitable Sand Burg said in an informal talk atthe English speaking Union. I soon sensed that there is free Dom and the greatest latitude to have patience patients our hospitals Mot open be West Allis wis., a suburb of Milwaukee is building its first Hospital but the suburb encourages Safe driving with a sign warning motorists that it will be a while before the Hospital is ready to handle Accident cases up photo create for those talented in promoting material productivity he said. But i found Little evidence of intellectual Freedom. No doubt there Are secret Little groups i Russia which meet privately to speak the fantasies in their  in  Sang recited poetry then Sandburg in jocular mood a hitched his guitar Sang and re cited some of his poems and spun anecdotes about Chicago Abra Ham Lincoln and America s com Mon Man. There is material which should make an epic lie suggested in recent legislation and social schemes which have improved thelot of the common Man. British poets educators and pub Lishers attended a dinner at which Sandburg was guest of Honor. Twas 40 minutes late because Sand Burg took a Nap and did t makeup until the arrangements commit tee invaded his room and Shook him. He apologized for being 81 years old and maybe a Little forget Ful about dinner engagements. Sandburg was to leave wednes Day to return to the . Photograph removed from Moscow exhibit Moscow a Edward Steichen s photograph of a chinese child holding an empty Rice bowl has been removed from the family of Man display at the american National exhibition. . Officials said it was pulled Down in response to soviet objections. The soviets overruled director Harold Mcclellan s argument that the picture was meant to be a uni Versal Symbol of hunger and had a rightful place in the collection of the famed new York photographer. New Battery unites Hydrogen oxygen to produce electricity Cambridge England a a fuel cell which makes electricity by reversing the chemical process used in storage batteries has been demonstrated. Sponsors said the apparatus May free the world s transportation from its present dependence on Oil and Coal. The cell produces electricity by combining gaseous Hydrogen an oxygen. In addition to electrical Power it yields water As a exhaust product. In conventional batteries Poweris obtained by splitting water into Hydrogen and oxygen. Fork lift powered the electrical output of the Model cell was used to Power Fork lift which lifted a two ton Load to Cut through a chunk of mahogany with a circular saw and to furnish the Energy for a welding Assembly. The heart of the new Power source was a chamber 30 inches Long 15 wide and 12 deep which mixed Hydrogen and oxygen in the presence of a Nickel plate swim Ming in a solution of caustic soda. The chemical reaction yielded 5kilowatts, or about 7 horsepower. The chamber itself was Small but the 700 pounds of control gear including the heavy tanks to contain the pressurized Gas is b u 1 k y enough to fill a truck. 700-hp cell possible the cell was developed by f. T. Bacon who has been working on the idea for 25 years. An Engineer said the Bulky control gear used would probably suf fice for a cell with an output of500 kilowatts or 700 horsepower. The whole Assembly would take up comparatively Little room in Railroad car he said and it would provide plenty of Power to run  he said that it was hoped to reduce the bulk of the control gear by 80 to 90 per cent. Though Hydrogen is the most plentiful of All elements he said it is largely locked up in water and costs a lot to set  Cunard skipper backed by Union in dismissal fight Liverpool England a British ship masters have rallied to the support of Captain James , fired by the Cunard company As skipper of the 27,000-ton liner Britannic. The mercantile Marine service Assn. Mesa said it has authorized the necessary Legal action to help Armstrong a 55-year-old irishman who had been in line for command of the Queen Mary or Queen  official reason was Given for his dismissal after 30 years service on Cunard liners. Armstrong would Only say it s because of an alleged incident at the Captain s table during an Atlantic  spokesman of the Mesa of which Armstrong is a member declined to say whether the Legal action is aimed at getting the skipper his Job Back. Of general., Whalen listed in fraud suit Salt Lake City a six suits were filed in . District court Here charging 35 people with defrauding Columbus Rexall Oil co. And its stockholders of $12,589,024.among the defendants Are Gro ver Whalen former new York City official greeter and retired air Force maj Gen Ralph Royce. A Salt Lake City attorney David Clegg filed the complaints As receiver for Columbus Rexall. They charge the defendants who live in the ., Canada Europe an Central and South America with defrauding Columbus Rexall by transferring Stock to other corporations and then to , listed As a director of the firm was reported ill and unavailable for comment. Stock worthless Royce Royce was Deputy commander of the Allied air Force after the land Ings in France in 1944. After the War he served As commanding Gen eral of the army air forces personnel distribution command in at lactic City. He once was chairman of the Board of Columbus Rexall. Royce who is vacationing in Hawaii said he had never worked for the company. He said he accepted the position with the under standing i would not work until i returned from a trip to Europe. When i came Home. I found the company in receivership and could do nothing. So i just re signed. They never paid me. They gave me some Stock but it s  Columbus Rexall owns Oil Wells in Southern California and a Silver Lead and Zinc mine in the Alta Are of Little Cottonwood Canyon South East of Hei e. Motions to dismiss the charges filed by most of the defendants Are scheduled to be heard Here sept. 8 and sept. 21 before . District judge a. Sherman Chris Tensen meter maid patrol approved by Gotham new York up the new York City Board of estimate has approved a Bill creating a meter maid Force to patrol the City s50,000 parking meters. The measure previously passed by the City Council is expected Tobe signed by mayor Robert f. Wagner. About 100 women will be hired As meter maids Schweitzer lands in France for rest Bordeaux France up or. Albert Schweitzer arrived Here for a three month vacation in Europe to gain strength for a new round of hard work Aphis Hospital in tropical Africa. He arrived aboard the liner general Lecler from his Jungle Hospital at Lambarena Gabon re Public. The doctor who will be 85 years old next Janu Ary said he has spent Many months recently try ing to enlarge his Hospital. My Village for lepers now has 365 Beds but this is still far from enough he said. I would need at least 30 More  his patients include 190 serious cases of leprosy human beings we mus help Schweitzer said. He said he will try to enlarge his Hospital whence returns to Lambarena from Europe late in no  plans to spend a few weeks in his native Alsace to finish work on a  told newsmen he will try to answer the letters he had received from All Over the world an there wre piles of  he landed Here in the company of his Secretary Mathilde. Schweitzer sued that while in Europe he will visit friends in Switzerland Denmark Holland an Belgium