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Evening star., 1952-12-10
BOATS

TROLLING FOR ROCK. trout, blues:
HeGEns 81, Bay r.isrSston soddy P snsTypE
KING. WA 7-4192
BUYING OR SELLlNG--Consult US
first, largest yacht brokers in the
Chesapeake Bay area. THE WASH.
INGTCN MARINA. 1900 Maine ave
S.w RE. 7-4197.
BOAT, Is IT.: good condition; 500
Ii. 6-932t after Is pm. ii
WANTED. CABIN CRUISER. 80 #. OF
more; will consider hull without en-
sine: must be priced right. Call
10. 3-5623 after q. -12
Evening star., 1952-12-10

End AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call Ma S-6540
NATIONAL FINANCE co
1u'4 K st NV 1lth and <,
LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let ne refnance YOUR home and
consolidate your present trusts
and interest and give you any bal.
snce IN cash Cali MR. MILLER
ME- S-lG90: evenings. LA 6-6l94
Evening star., 1952-12-10
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DUMP TRUCK. Chevrolet 1la-ton.
built-up springs. fish plated frame,
2-Speed rear. new tires, turning
lights. excel. cond. Guaranteed u. c.
inspect. VIII finance. 81 ,495 or best
offer. ELVIN BRINCEFIELD.S ST. B.
1907: ewes. RA. 3-3165. 10
CHEVROLET 1947 business coupe;
r. and h.; clean; good cond.. l
owner; 8? 900 honest miles; 5000.
C0RBIT TRACTOR '46; powered oy
2O0-h.p. CUMMINGS diesel engine; in
EXCELLENT cond. oV. 3-6313, XII.
9-94oO. -13
MOBILE CRANE in excellent condi-
tion. Overlook 3-6313. KI. 9-945O.
wILLYs 1850 ta-ton Jeep pickup ig
Excel. cond Have bought new car.
S175. JE. 3-05lI after i pm. III
TRUCK. AS Van, needs minor body
repair. Excel motor $3.50. Cali
~ MR MARTIN; ia. ,7-241l. -12
MINOR bGSy repairs. For s255. Cali
CHEVROLET truck, 1919; good con-
dltlon. low mileage. Model 57O3
with Aft. body, 2-speed axle with
dual tires. S1,l00 CT best ofter. OIL.
REQ i&4e 3-ton: 5-speed transmits
sion, long wheelcase. 1S-it. cody
$4,000 actual miles; equipped with
front rack for hauling steel or pipe;
$500. Otis 4-6SuS. Ii
I945 paneled truck. 1a-
ton; good running cond; $500.
hauling; $1,000 Caterpillar Model
No. so; best offer. ia. 1-3261 after
& D m.
1919 is-TON pickup truck. with
canopy: pvt owner: $3.50 or best
offer. Call after pm. LU. IL S222.
Evening star., 1952-12-10

FORD '4s la-ton panel, clean. excel
GMC tractor. 81; HCRA642. used 9
mo. only. Perfect cond. Fine for
road work or petroleum hauling
Special low price
IGMC 80 "-ton dump thoroughly re-
conditioned. An unusual Guy at
$3.50 down and $69 per mo.
SHERIFF MOTOR CO, 900 R.. l.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

noS Isads oE Sevesy sy u ScR RRGss ssY
Ltd. 14th and p NV. Est. 1929.
MERCURY l949 2-dr. club coupe;
25.000 NIL: one owner; overdr.,
heater; S1,150. JE. 3-SS17. Id
Evening star., 1952-12-10

MOTOR SCOOTER. 80 Cushman. g.
wheel package car. First $50 takes
q. OF. 4-S510.
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AUToMoTiVE MISC.

WRECKING 40 La Sale, 40 Buick.
conv.. 80 Ford: also have damaged
so Stude. Starlite cpe. for sale, as
is. WA. 1876. s am. to q pm.
Evening star., 1952-12-10
End TRUSTS
LOANS

Second trusts wanted Cash today
RA. 6-22Sl, ia. s-6676. day or eve.
ningS -l7
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Europe Will Always Need
Aid, Economic Report Says
ky the Associufed Press

STRASBOURG, France. Sept.
I25.-The European Consultative
Assembly was told today that even
a closely integrated Western Eu-
rope will never be able to be eco
nomically self supporting but will
always need foreign help.
This was the essence Of a re-
port of the assembly's Economic
Committee, urging a close eco
nomic union of all European states
with the overseas countries and
colonial territories held by some
of the Council of Europe member
states.
Presenting the report to the
assembly, the German right-wine
Deputy Johannes Semler said Eu-
rope will only be able to end hel
constant economic shortcomings
by Joint action of all European
states in building up a strong
economic potential in these over
seas countries and doininions.
1.-THE economic potential Of these
countries and territories Is in ne
way less than the economic powel
LOT either the United States or the
Soviet Union." Mr.. Semler tolc
1.-THE assembly.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
ALLISON Remains in Jail
|As Habeas Hearing in
Staying Is Put Off
By J. l. Michael
Stur StoH Correspondent

LA PLATA, Md, Sept. 25.-Air
Force Sergt. Hormer Arthur Ali
son, who is charged with the
murder of his wife, Rosie Ann,
will remain in jail until his case
is presented to a Charles County
grand jury scheduled to convene
here Monday.
Resumption of a habeas corpus
hearing designed to free the
former B-29 tailgunner who is
credited with IS missions over
Korea, was tentatively scheduled
for yesterday.
1t was called of. it was learned
because States Attorney Robert
r. Barbour said he still was un-
prepared either to recommend OF
oppose the 27-year-old sergeant
flor bail.
Circuit Judge ]. Dudley Digges
postponed a hearing begun Sep
ltember 10 when Mr.. Barbour said
his investigation Of the case was
incomplete.
Mrs. Allison, a 23-year-old
mother of three and expecting
another child in November, died
September 2 a few hours after
her husband brought her un-
CONSCIOUS to a hospital here.
4 Sergt. Allison told police she
had jumped from their car onto
Route 5 near Waldorf after an
argument which began in q
tavern near Mechanicsville.
\ Police said Allison later changed
his story and said that he did
not know how his wife got out
\ of the car.
Trial Magistrate LIE Merton e
Crist ordered Allison held for the
recalled May grand jury after
preliminary hearing here last
week. At that hearing a witness
said Allison told him that he had
either pushed or showed his wife
from the car"
Blood and a strand Of hail
found on the underside Of the
chassis Of the Allison car were
held by State medical authoritie.
to be of the same type as Mrs
l Allison.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Young Mother Is Freed
On Boby Sole Charge
BY The Assoeioisd Press

LONG BEACH, Calf, Sept. u.s.
Mrs. Edna Schon. 20, has been
freed of charges she sold her s.
month-old daughter after the
prosecutions only witness refused
to testify.
Mrs. Schon, charged with sell
ing her daughter, Linda, for $400
was absolved yesterday by Mu-
nicipal Judge Wilbur F. Downs
The accused purchaser. Mrs. Eliza
beth G.. Britain, IS, who baked
on the witness stand. said her tes-
timony might be discriminating tc
herself. Charges against Mrs
Britain also have been dismissed
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Gen. Shepherd Confers
with Nationalist Chiefs
BY the Associated Press


TAIPEH. Formosa, Sept. 25.-
Gen. Lemuel c. Shepherd, COM
mandant of the United States Ma
rine Corps, arrived today and i'm
mediately plunged into a heavy
schedule of conferences with Ma
tionalist Chinese leaders.
After a briefing at the United
States Embassy, Gen. Shepherd
lunched with President Chang
Kai-shek. He also called on For
eign Minister George Yeh. Gov. K
C. WI and Vice Admiral Ma Chi
chual, commander of the Nation
aliSt Navy.
Gen. Shepherd later flew to
Tsoying and watched Nationalist
marines storm the southwest coast
in a theoretical invasion.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
.Porty Club Open House

The Stevenson-S Sparkman Club
OF Montgomery County will hold
an open house tomorrow afternoon
from 3 to 5 pm. at club head
quarters, 1924 Wisconsin avenue.
Evening star., 1952-09-25
Briton Gets Gun Trophy

A brass model Of a Russian-type
machine gun was given a British
soldier by his comrades in graft
tude for his work in destroying a
Communist gun position in Korea.
Evening star., 1952-09-25

at 1880 pm. Tuesday for faculty.
pupils and their parents at the
school. Fourteenth street and
michigan avenue NE.
Evening star., 1952-09-25

Bunker Hill Reception
The Bunker Hill Elementary
School PTA will hold a reception
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Randles, Cleveland.
Mary Bennett, block A with
IL A. to Harry P. Bennett;
Lewis H. and Gwendolyn
Stephen, Cleveland.
PARKMAN TWP. - Mary
Leman lot As with 81 A. to
Stanley and Mary Isabel
Leman, Burton.
RUSSELL - Laura G. and
William E. Bebout Jr., lot 4
with lis A. to John D. and
Irene Wilson.
Harriet Porter, lot 4 with
4. SO A. to James E. and Verna
M. Koelliker, Cleveland.
Margaret Benes, lot 8 with
1902 A. to C. w. and Ruth D..
Beck, Shaker Hgts.
RUSSELL TWP. - Harold F.
and Agnes E. Schweriler, lot 13
with .01 A. and lot IA with $50
to Agnes E. Schweriler.
SOUTH RUSSELL VILLAGE
Dwight o. and Virginia Arnold,
lot IL, with 1886 A. to Fred
and Dorothy NJ. Williams to
Chagrin Falls.
S. Clyde and Lucille D. Mer-
rell, lot l with house and barn
to Andrew j. and Elsie K.
10th, Chagrin Falls.
S. RUSSELL VILLAGE -
Chagrin Hts. Sub. - Phoebe
L. Burton, lot 122 2 with 80
A. to Kenneth E. Shuts and
Betty Hayden, Chagrin Falls.
Florence H. Henderson, lot
78 2 with 20 A. to Richard
r. and Virginia Kujat, Chagrin
Falls.
Florence H. Henderson, lot
78 2 with 10 A. to Robert
c. and Roberta J. Blair, S.
Russell Village.
TROY TWP. - Louis Tomory,
lot with .33 A. to Margaret
Wilson, Chardon.
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News from Munson

Johnson. Mrs. Ljunstrom's S
class - eve Love You," by
Dianna Pfaff, Elaine Warner:
David Snow: Charles Dunbar:
Lee Steele Rec. Phillippa
Mathews. Rec. Carl Rogers.
Mrs. Johnson's class. Mothers
Helpers" Lois Kuehnel: Bob
Dunniston, Richard Lytle, Carl
Bednez, Terry Friel, Susan
Swefer. Solo Mother Machree"
Mrs. Helen Scoville Mrs. Robert
Kieffer's class, "A Present for
Mother" Jackie Miller, Tommie
Thornbaugh, Eddie Wingenbach
Ronnie Hamilton, and Beverly
Herman. Mr.. Alex Thornbaugh's S
class, Mothers of History"
Mr.. KuehnePs class, Mothers
of the Bible" "a Day with
Mama" by Mrs. Barbara john
son. Solo, Mother of Nine y
Mrs. Gladys Vaughn.
Mrs. William Jardine of
Lakewood, Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
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Photo by Stanton Studio

FhOIO Uy oIdHIUH olUUIU
GARY LEE STRONG
LAKE AQUILLA-Gary
Lee is the II month old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Strong.
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and 4.19 A. to Fred Swatlak,
Cleveland.
Rose Sintich, lot Is with
$50 A. to Joseph and Erma
Rose Sintich, Chardon.
Joseph Sintich, lot Is with
$50 A. to Rose Sintich, Char
don.
HUNTSBURG - Harold w. and
Eunice j. Perrin, lot 51-52 with
.98 A. to Marion Cora Mac
Kley, Cleveland.
MIDDLEFIELD VILLAGE -
Mae 1. Antoniotty, lot 20 with
so A. to Herman Huhtaoja,
Barberton, o.
MUNSON - John G.. Honey
we'll, lot 8, cottage and 5 A,
to Harriet r. Honeywell, Ches-
terland.
NEWBURY TWP. - George II.
Mealand, lot 6-7 with 7O.O2 A,
to Eugena F. and Donald r.
league.
Joseph and Barbara YuranlSo,
lot 26, parcel 10 with 1.42 A
to Henry Charles and Anne
Rogers, Euclid and parcel
to James Edward and Frances
Brent, Cleveland.
KIWANIS LAKE - James R
McKirahan, lot 348 l with z
A. to Farrell and Bertha Finn
erty, Newbury.
Lee N. Paul, lot 446 2 with
.07 A. to Paul, Marguerite A
Norbert; Barbara Jean and
Katherine Ann Fraunfelder.
Marguerite A. and Barbara
Jean Paul, lot 446 2 with .O7
A. to Walter S. and Katherine
Norbert Paul, lot 446 2 with
.07 A. to Walter S. and Kath.
crime Ann Fraunfelder.
PUNDERSON LAKE - Jos.
ephine r. Russell, lot 1872
with IL A. to Fernando
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(Too Late for Last Week)

The Mothers and Daughters
breakfast at the church Sunday
was a huge success. Seventy
nine ladies attended. The mem
bers of the Ladies Aid were
on the job at 8 am. frying
bacon and eggs, orange juice,
sweet rolls, tea, coffee, choco-
late and milk were also served.
The dining room was beauti-
fully decorated by Mrs. Ed.
McGeough with apple blossoms,
dogwood, white lilacs and red
tulips. There were guests from
California, Iowa, Lakewood,
Windsor and Chardon. .
The programs for Mothers
day at Sunday school was Pri-
mary department, II Will Bow
My Head" a short skit -
Joyce johnson and Pamela Win
genbach, Sandra Pfaff: Randy
Snow: Gordon Mcdonald: Dawn
Whitright: Dicky and Kenny
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Stamberger of East Cleveland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Miller and
daughter of Painesville, spent
Mothers day with their mother,
Mrs. A. D. Miller.
The community was shocked
and saddened to hear of the
sudden death by accident Fri
day, of Tommy Timmons. Little
two-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sterling Timmons, (Jean
Miller). Private funeral service
Monday with burial in Ever
green cemetery in Chagrin
Falls. We extend sympathy to
those bereaved.
The All ''Munson Good
Workers" held their 1st meet
ing of the year Saturday, May
10, at the Community house,
for recreation they played base
ball. Norman Zepp and Tom
Thornburgh were appointed re-
freshment committee. Next
meeting, Saturday May 81, at
$50 pm. at the Community
house.
It's too bad the person or
persons are not discovered tam
pering with the Community
house. Some time Saturday eve
ming some one took the door
off. This is the second time
people have entered. Anyone is
welcome to use it and the
least they could do would be
to ask for the prigilege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nell Johnson
and children visited his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson
in Chagrin Falls, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn Reiter
spent Sunday at Harold Reiter's
in Chardon.
Rev. Ed. Kuehnel attended
Conference of the Friends
church in Newport News, Va,
last week.
Mr.. Earl Bigan is slowly
recovering from an automobile
accident, which occurred in
Cleveland Heights a week ago.
He is in Doctors hospital, Cleve-
land Heights.
The little son of Mr.. and
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THE RECORD CHARDoN, OHIO, MAY 22,1s52
tx o.lyAo..ys

Inventory and appraisement
filed.
Estate of Mamie A. Hoare.
Schedule of claims filed.
Estate of William H. Wherry.
Inventory and appraisement
filed.
In the matter of the Guard
ianship of Clara A. Spaulding,
Inc. Application and journal al
lowing fees, fourth partial ac-
count filed.
Estate of Charles P. LaRue,
Application for transfer of real
estate filed.
Estate of Rosa Sintich. Ap-
plication for transfer of real
estate filed.
Estate of Bertha S. Morgan.
Will admitted to probate and
record.
Estate of Frank Anton ODD
razalek, o. w. Frank Anton OBJ
ersall. Inventory and appraise-
ment filed.
Estate of Andrew Yuschak,
Inventory and appraisement
filed. Petition to sell personal
property filed.
Estate of Curtis G.. Daniels
Election of surviving spouse
filed.
Estate of George v. Caste
mire. Final and distributive as
count filed.
Estate of Mae E. Robinson
nee Mae E. Steele, aka. Mae
E. Steel. Statement in lieu Of
and for final account filed
COMMON PLEAS COURT
NEW CASES
Pauline Hall of Russell, Ohio
VS.. Calvin c. Hall of Russell
o. Suit for divorce.
Marian Ehrlich Schwulera o.
Macedonia, O., VS.. Hubert H
Schwulera, Caves Road, Nov
city, o. Suit for divorce.
Middlefield Banking Co.
Middlefield, O., VS.. Sarah Ship
man, Mesopotamia, o. Cognovi
not in the amount of $371.
Jessie Jaite VS.. Blaine Jaite
Action for money only in th'
amount of $615.00.
|
RULINGS
State of Ohio VS.. Bert Ed
wards, ct al, defendants. On
the 9th day of May, 1852, sen
fenced to the Ohio State Re
formatory and pay costs.
June Marcy, plaintiff VS.
CLARENCE Marcy. Case dis
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enka, Hrabach, Kandelka, and
Jedlicka families.
Barbara June Dellard, lot II,
with 4.59 A. to Paul S. and
Clarissa H. Gardiner, Chagrin
Falls.
Robert E. and Elizabeth A.
Cathan, lot 16 with 1.03 A. to
Nicholas M. and Charlotte G.
Boris, Chagrin Falls.
BURTON TWP. -, Harrison E.
and Mildred Tawney, lot 54
with 80 A. to Neil 1. Hersh-
berger, Burton.
BURTON VILLAGE - Walter
Jones, lot % SO with rs a.
to Karl S. Jones, Burton.
CHARDON TWP. James
Erie Marshall, lot 5 with S A.
and lot S with S A. to John
Smoker, Burton.
Ada Bissell Shaffer, lot 127
with .25 A. to Lloyd N. and
Nellie F. Summers.
Charles Diedrich, lot IL with
26.84 A. to Howard B. and
June Pinkerman, Cleveland.
Rosamund D. and r. w.
Winchell, lot $50 156 with
house, cottage, garage and 25
A. to Harry L. and Viola R.
lockwood, Jr., Chardon.
CHARDON VILLAGE - Ada
Bissell Shaffer, lot 1877 and
1.56 A. to Lloyd and Nellie
F. Summers, Chardon.
Joseph T. Pokorny, lot 141
with AS A. to Arthur E. Welsh,
Chardon.
Norman B. Creek, lot 146
with 40 A. to Erma Rose
Sintic, Chardon.
CHESTER TWP. - Martin E.
Page and Peter Petersen, Jr.,
lot 26 with 3.O8 A. to Blanche
E. Page and Ruby L. Petersen,
Chesterland.
Buanche E. Page, lot 26 with
3.08 A. to Peter Petersen, Jr.
R. H. and Tressa Painter,
lot 35 with one A. to Scharlotte
Sr. and Ruth Owen, E. Cleve-
land; Hugo E. and Winifred w.
Martinson; Margie Jane and
Harry Earl Clary, Chesterland.
AQUILLA VILLAGE - James
William and Isabelle E. Mahon,
sub lot 1875 with garage and
10 A. to Andrew, Charlotte,
Michael, Marie Pitak, Cleve-
land.
Malcolm p. Beese, lot 38 and
80 with .07 A. each to A. E.
and j. v. Hardesty, Chardon.
HAMBDEN Barbara and
Anton Krejci, lot 10 with house
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missed without prejudice at
plaintiff costs. No record.
o. H. Niehus and Nora C.
Niehus, Rt. 4, Chardon, O.,
plaintiff VS.. William Sarkka,
ct al, defendants. Court finds
that at the time the action was
brought plaintiffs were in
possession of the real estate
described in the petition and
that they had a legal estate
in said property and were en-
titled to same. That neither the
defendants nor any one of
them have any estate in or
are entitled to possession of
said real estate. Also TINT the
plaintiffs ought to have their
title and possession quieted as
against each and everyone of
said defendants as prayed for
in the petition. Defendants are
enjoined from setting up any
claim to said premises.
Pauline Gump, plaintiff VS..
Ross Gump, defendant. Defen-
dant found guilty Of extreme
cruelty and gross neglect of
duty, and plaintiff granted a
divorce and is ordered to pay
the costs of the proceedings.
1t was ordered by the court
that for reasons of absence
from the county, that Ruth
Shelby Hostetler be sworn in
to serve on the grand jury,
replacing Helen Harriet Hamil-
ton.
Peggy Churchfield, plaintiff,
VS.. William James Churchfield,
defendant, who was ordered by
the court to pay to the plain
tiff temporary alimony in the
amount of $500 a week until
further notice and also to pay
$50 toward plaintiffs attorney
fees.
William Grimes, ct al, plain
tiffs VS.. Howard Kent, defen-
dant. Case settled and dismissed
at defendants costs. No record.
State of Ohio VS.. Vaughn
Nelson, defendant. Found guilty
by the court of assault and
battery. Sentenced to 80 days
in Jail at hard labor, As days
suspended upon the following
terms:
He is placed on probation for
one year.
He shall not engage in any
conduct that is unlawful or
offensive to society.
He will return home from
his employment for his supper
unless prevented by an emerg-
ency.
He will be home not later
than 11:30 pm. with the ex-
ception on one night a week
when he may remain out until
1890 am.
He will refrain from enter
ing all establishments known
as saloons or taVerns and that
he refrain from drinking any
intoxicating beverages.
He shall pay the costs of
prosecution and remain in the
county Jail until said costs are
paid.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AUBURN - J. R. Martin Land
Co., lot 20 with 1916 A. to
Rosco Sotera.
Leonard A. and Anne {.
Gibsen lot S with 2 A. to Gust
and Mary Golean.
William E. and Mildred E.
Krohn, lot 9 with .06 A. to
Chester and Viola Eyrich.
Ronald T. and Ada Kem-
mick, sec. 3 with 1.19 A. to
Chester and Viola Eyrich.
i George A. Peabody, lot 2-3
with 1880 A. to Louis S. and
Dorothy Papp.
BAINBRIDGE TWP. - Joseph
and Jennie Cervenk, lot 81, 20
with house and barn and 32.46
A. to members of the Cerv-
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Mrs. Roy Joiner underwent d
tonsilectomy at the Corey nos
pital, last week.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1952-05-22

George w. Roe, Jr., Is Of
Pontiac, Mich, and Florence
j. Stoddard, 25, of Bainbridge
Twp.
Kelsey William Burkheimer,
35, of Swanton, o., and Leota
June Nadack, 80, of Middle
field.
Joseph Wentland, So, of Cleve-
land and Evelyn Ribovich, 20,
of Huntsburg, 0.
Louis B. Bell, %, of Paines-
vile, and Mary A. Deak, 81,
of Chardon Twp.
Kay E. Parker, 81, of Meso-
potamia, and Marion F. Kleve,
%, of Burton Village.
Richard Kotrba, "a, of Cleve-
land and Marlene Morgenstern,
18, of Newbury Twp.
PROBATE COURT
Estate of Sarah Jane Black
ford. Schedule of claims filed.
Estate of Joseph Yohman
Will admitted to probate and
record.
Estate of Willard A. Lelly
Evening star., 1952-05-26
U. Of Maryland Selects
Winners in Art Classes

Selection of winners in eight
exhibition classes has been an
nounced by the University Of
Maryland art department.
Winners in their respective
painting classes are Helen D.
Corning, 34l3 Tulane drive, West
HyattSville, portrait painting:
Richard A. Hall, 4016 Southern
avenue Sc, still life; Sally I,
Mechling, Route 8. Herndon, Va,
landscape; James r. Mazda, 74O0
Flower avenue. Takoma Park.
creative; Eric Winter, 4611 Drexel
road. College Park. elementary
sculpture; Richard B. Hall, 6so4
Pineway. Hyattsville. charcoal;
Fredrik w. Edwardy, 1910 Oberon
street. Kensington. life. and
James N. Lee, $50 West Franklin
street. Baltimore, illustration.
Judges for the exhibition were
Theodore Kanek, Washington art.
ist and teacher; Leonard M. Bahr.
professor Of art at the Maryland
Art Institute and John McCor-
mick. art director of the Balti-
more News-Post.
The exhibition may be seen
in the art department daily from
10 am. to 4 pm. through Friday.
Evening star., 1952-05-26
Maryland Sets Toll Schedule
For Chesapeake Bay Bridge

will have to pay $3.50 and pas
sengers will be touched for 2s
cents.
Basic trucking tolls exempt the
driver and one assistant from
paying the 25-cent passenger
charge.
Old Dobbin still has the COM
mission wondering. It hasn't de-
|cided what to do yet about horse
drawn vehicles, but it indicated
they'll be allowed to clop over the
bridge by special arrangement
when they aren't a hazard.
There won't be any special
round-trip rates but ticket books
lat face value will be on sale.
Only ones who'll get to cross
the bridge free are officials and
employees Of the executive and ad-
ministrative departments of the
State, as well as members of the
General Assembly. But they have
to be on official business.
Evening star., 1952-05-26
|Enp|oye Ban
is Basis Of Plea
10 Dismiss Case
Arlington Attorney
Challenges Ordinance
Passed On by Dueon

An Arlington attorney today
asked Circuit Court to set aside
a drunk driving conviction because
the ordinance providing the pen
atty was approved by a County
Board member who was a Federal
emplove. 80
Judge William D. Medley con-
tinued the case until June 16.
Miss Anna F. Hedrick, the at
torney, asked that a warrant
against Russell E. Cornwell. Is.
OF Route 4, Manassas, be quashed.
In County Court, he had been
fined 500 and was given a sus-
pended Jail sentence of 80 DAYS for
driving while drunk March l on
Columbia pike.
Miss Hedrick told Judge Medley
that the ordinance regarding the
offense is unconstitutional because
1t was never lawfully voted.
Board Member Daniel A. Dugan.
one of the three board members
approving the ordinance, had not
been lawfully elected because at
the time of his election he was a
Federal Government employe, the
attorney contended.
On May S Circuit Court Judge
Walter T. Mccarthy held that
a Federal employe Is ineligible to
serve on the county board.
An appeal Of the decision will
be heard by the State Supreme
Court IN the week beginning June
8. attorneys said. -