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Police Ask Federal Aid In Anacostia River Oil Seepage Probe Harbor Police and the Corpora tion Counsel's office today are seek ing Federal aid to determine which of two firms having oil storage tanks here is responsible for oil seepage along 400-foot stretch of Anacostia River water front. Chemical analysts of the Interior Department are being requested to make comparative tests of the over flow oil to learn the source. The investigation may lead to possible criminal prosecution against the firm responsible for the seepage. This course was decided yester day by Assistant Corporation Counsel Philip Brophy in a hearing to which representatives of the Washington Gaslight and L. P. Steuart & Bro., Inc., were sum moned to answer complaints of a boatyard owner, who says his property is periodically soiled by oil. Believes Pipelines Leas. Albert M. Rose told Prosecutor Brophy . his yard, which adjoins that of the Steuart fuel oil firm and the gaslight company in the vicinity of Thirteenth and Water streets S.E., is covered with oil seepage which, he said, apparently springs from leaking underground pipelines oi either or both of the other properties. Lt. Otha R. Sanders, Harbor Pre -inct chief, reported the seepage has occurred off and on during the past eight months, usually during heavy rains, when the water ap parently causes the leaking oil tc rise to the surface and flow onto Mr. Rose's boatyard. The boatkeep er pointed out the oil also gets into the river and dirties craft which he keeps there. Deny Firms at Fault. Attorneys for the gas company and Steuart brothers denied their firms’are at fault, although they conceded somebody’s pipelines are leaking. Both firms keep at least two large storage tanks in operation at all times, according to police. The oil is conveyed to the tanks from barges which connect to the pipelines. Informed that oil sometimes saturates the ground over an 80,000 square-foot area, Mr. Brophy warned that if the complaint arises in the future, and he is able to prove whose oil is seeping, he will charge the offender for each day the nuisance exists and will recom mend maximum fine of $100 on each case resulting in a court con viction. Friendship Furnishings Sale Brings Total of $225r000 Sales dtiring the auction of fur nishings at Friendship, estate of the late Evalyn Walsh McLean, totaled an estimated $225,000, Attorney Norman Diamond said yesterday. Mr. Diamond said the furnishings and personal property had been appraised at about $134,000. The highest bid was $7,500 for a walnut piano decorated with gilt, which went to a New York piano dealer. The house and grounds of the estate are for sale. 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