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Evening star., 1952-02-18
CHEAPER THAN
THE CARRIAGE TRADE

Should Inspect one Of the many large
custom built homes that we have on
our books at this time. One Ia
rambler that really ramblesI, is
located in the Country Club section;
with 3 double bedrooms and paneled
den, plus 3 full tile baths; also q
private swimming pool. Another
is aristocratic Valley Brook, with \
large bedrooms and den plus 2 full
tile baths. Another. q large con-
temporary Colonial just off Airing.
ton Ridge Road. is q true center hal
one with 80 IT, living-dining area
and bedrooms and 3 baths. For
further information and appt. to In
spect call
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes OF Wilson. ia. $4,000
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BOATS
MISCELLANEOUS

TIRES: 10 white, side-walled, 7.50S
16. q. S. 6-ply; new, wrapped
S16.93 ca. Accept trade. OIL. 2743
TIRES, TUBES az. 7.60x15 Good.
year. $50. Good cond. ia. S-1S44
4 NEW white sidewall tires. 6.00x16
S125. SH S722. 10
40. 80. 'o1 Ford convertibles; SS5.
OV 1881. -19
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ARRIVED

Business executive and fam
fly transferred here perma-
nently in desperate need of a
home within 30 days. His re-
Quirements are modest. Con-
slider a modern detached home
in Chevy Chase. Locust Hills
or any comparable location,
containing 3 or bedrooms.
2 baths. first-floor den and
powder room for spacel. Re-
Gently sold his out-of-town
home. Has large cash payment
or all cash If necessary to
purchase a home. Hotels are
expensive. Please give this
family a break and phone Mr..
Evans. WO. 0290. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
CLOSE IN
Rhodes of Wilson, ia. $500,
"LOVE THY NEIGHBOR'

LOVE THY NEIGHBOR"
BUT DON'T LIVE JANdMED
RIGHT CLOSE UP TO HIM
See this splendid brick rambler be-
meath a canopy of towering trees,
on l1Ox155 level lot; 3 really TWIN
SIZED bedrms., 20-ft. liv. rm,. sep.
din. rm and the most gorgeous and
compl. equipped kit. imaginable, full
tiled bath on 1st a.. Ind bath with
shower stall. bsmt. AMAZING. $14,-
800 1st trust, at 4Go. Owner ask
ing S22,95O with S5,500-S6,0 900
cash down WISH WE HAD MORE
BUT THERE'S ONLY ONE, SO be
Evening star., 1952-02-18
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

BRICK CORNER, NE, 6 2-rm. apt:
bldg; 2 baths, coal, h.-w.h.; rental
$40 mo-. S16.s00, $4,000 cash,
Si32.5O mo. Todd, LU. 4-O173.
ANACosTIA FINANCE CORP, LU.
1i2i ;i"i 4th Il. ST. N.w.-First com. a.
story brick. 7 rms. and bath. gas,
electricity; ideal for small apartment.
$3.50 cash. Y; 1. TooMEY' JR;'
Realtor, RE. 637l; evenings, EN-.
UNIT APT. Brentwood Village, ne;
Ii; s-ls6s. with ROGER Err MOSS;
2-FAMILY BRICK, an excellent, in
vestment. Choice. rental location,
near Boiling. Field and Naval Air
Station. Each apartment has large
priced for immed'ate sale. S14,75O;
Cali MR.. CONLoN. OR. 1892. is
1872 s2pd ST. N.W.-5-unit brick
apt. house; total rents, S241 per
mo-: priced S24,000; $4,000 down
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., 1929 K st
CORNER, fronts on 1e.h and :, GU; ! U
apt: S1S.a5o. $1,000 down. MR.
PERRY. DI. S724: ewes. Oh. 0947 0n4
APT. BLDG. NV. SECTIONS units;
unattractive in appearance but very
attractive in income; priced At ap.
opgx 5X AZ times s times feasa Ss
rental, which is about 81 900 oyel
present annual amount. For furthel
details. call Mr.. Addison teves. DE
5l33l. with WILLIAM M. THROCK-
Evening star., 1952-02-18

WELL ESTABLISHED photography
sross. approx. $50, 900: price, SI0.-
900, terms can be arranged. Write
LeMAN STUDIO, INC. 367 Al
hambra Circle. Coral Gables Florida.
HOME FOR RETIREMENT for cou-
pie; large lot on lake; price. $4,000
with $4,000 cash. easy terms on ball.
ance. Close to Orlando. Box 263-L,
Star is
FISHERMAN'S RETREAT - Cottage
recently built. nicely furnished,
bath, practically an island in
Orange County, $500: s. 500
down or Will trade for Washington
property. JOHN r. KOLAR. P. o
Boz 264, Orlando. Fla. -.1S
NEW RAMBLER. beautifully furn.
5 min from beach; avail. Mar. Is,
BY the month; CH. 55SS; ID
SPECIAL BARGAIN
CORAL GABLES FLORIDA
4-Family Flat
Live in one and rent three fats.
Lot 100-ft. front. Tile and stucco.
Gooyi for investment or home. No
other fats near. Tenants pay gas
and eiec.: no heat necessary.
PRICE. SEA- 500
|HowenStein Realty Corp.
l4Is H st. NV, DI. 7S77. la
1
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HOUSES SALIVA. tcont. |,

PLEASE DON'T WAIT
Till It's sold. The style and price here
cannot be duplicated. The most
unique and picturesque rambler in
this area for many year. Two good
paneled bedrooms, large attractive
kitchen completely equipped, studio
living dining area, attached garage.
In an area of S25.ao0 homes, this
can be bought for only S13.950 with
Low. LOW DOWN PAYMENT. Call
exclusive sales agent.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes of Wilson ia. $4,000
80
Evening star., 1952-02-18
DESK SPACE

44I8 CONN. AVE.-New, modern, at
tractive; phone answering, air-con-
ditioned. easy parking. OR. 1913
BARR BUILDING. 910 18th st. NV.
raar Conn. and K. New. modern
attractive desk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist, switch
board, mail and telephone answer
Evening star., 1952-02-18
SECIJRTTTES RTDG

Suites of 3, 8 or s large rooms, well
vent. and lighted; heart Of financial
district in prestige bearing ONCE
bldg. viii decorate andTor air.
cond. to suit tenant or excellent refs.
729 18th st, NV, DI. 1910, -22
Evening star., 1952-02-18
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED

APPROX. 1900 50. IT. with parking
ONCE equipment, sales and repair.
Preferably in vic. of 18th to 22nd,
between F and M NV. Call ME.
0664 -22
Evening star., 1952-02-18
GARAGES
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

f450 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Nice garage
for rent, only Sc mo. Call NAN
AGER. NO. 754S. 20
Evening star., 1952-02-18
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN7

S.W., d. c., 25,669 SO. it.. leve
ground, partly paved; ideal fol
yard; will give firm lease year,
at $500 mo. A. M. ROTH. RE
1880. is
NEAR JERSEY YARDS, about 1856
SO. 1T, concreted yard with high
wire fence and small brick bldg
500 mo. A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880
is
10000 SO. FIT. of ground centrally
located; pvt. r.r. siding and office
MA 1856.
Evening star., 1952-02-18
coLoREp PROFESSIONAL :

- hLEAA1NDEtIA, VA.
Two blks from new Woodys Depart
.ment Store (being built now: 104-
year-old home. 8 rms, lust zoned
commercial. Can be converted into
lot. with the or5c.lal 2-story slave
house now used as garage. A life
time opportunity. Vacant-can be
rented as is for 5000 at once; S5. 600
cash: total price. S19,5OO. JOSEPH
k!NSKY. owner: 1910 Vermont ave;
Evening star., 1952-02-18
4-FAMTIY DUPI ,Ex

Built in 1910; present rentals. S3,9Ie
per year: t2f 2-bedrm. apis. (2l
l.bedrm. .apts.; each has liv. rm,
dinette, kit. bath and screened
porch; in excel. cond. Substantial
down pymt. DI. 1915; ewes, SH,
1885. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC
Evening star., 1952-02-18
DUPONT CIRCLE

Four room and bath suite on lobby
floor of large apt. bldg; just OF
circle; excel. location for physician.
For further information, call Mr..
Evening star., 1952-02-18
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
Continued

A DEALER FROM N. c.
Paying big prices for '36 to '49 cars
$500 Georgia ave. NV. GE. 9844
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14

rents have risen up to 500. Any
serious rise in rents would have a
harmful effect upon our economy
and upon the family budget"
There are moral questions in
volved-on both sides of course
which have to be faced.
We don't like unneeded or un-
necessary controls" If no hard
ship would be created then rent
controls should be lifted. But in a
community like Port Clinton
where vacancies are less than SO,
housing is considered Critical"
and needs controls to continue
until this critical situation is re-
lieved.
You yourself may be sitting
pretty as far as rents are con-
cerned. How about the other fell
loW-he is your neighbor, you
know.
Donald Beshalske is home now
after being discharged from the
U. S. Army. Welcome home, Don
aid
:: y
Hazel Driesbach reports to have
had a wonderful time in Califor-
mia. Hazel spent four weeks in
Los Angeles.
4 =
On the plant sick list is Helen
Wierzba, Rosanna Fatiga, Gather
inc Lauer. We all miss you girls
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14

ing struck by motorists. Richard
Wagner, and Richard EStlack,
both sophomores in high school
and it is said they turned their
bikes directly in front of motor
lists, neither being seriously in
jured
Elmer Hinkleman, chief proba
ton officer of the Toledo Munich
| pal court. will be the speaker at
the meeting of the brotherhood of
st. Johns church in that edificc
Thursday evening, and his topic
will be "Frustrated Wives" A
lunch will be served. Charles
Busch, Jr. is chairman of the meet
ing.
Robert Brinkman, Genoa is the
new president of the Soldiers and
Sailors relief commission for Otta
wa County, Howard Kuhleman
Port Clinton, secretary; Thomas D.
Kovach, Marblehead, vice presi
dent. Other members are Charles
Lowe of Oak Harbor, and Thomas
Heating of Port Clinton.
Activities of the State highway
patrol fell way off during the past
week, due the the riot and fire
at Ohio State penitentiary, with all
available officers being on guard
duty during the riot. Charles King
Sr., Fostoria was fined five and
costs for failure to stop at stop
sign at the county line and route
1853; Cornell Davis, Cleveland,
reckless driving on route 100, who
ran around another driver and
ran him off the highway, fined
twenty five and costs; Miss June
Hinde, Genoa, three dollars and
costs in Mayor Muso]f's court, fol
lowing too close to another vehicle,
while the fire department was
making an emergency run.
Work on the new six inch water
main which will be of service to
the new addition south and west
of the present high school, is now
, being rushed with the anticipation
of having this work completed be-
fore winter sets in. With lack of
the proper materials preventing
! the board of public arrairs from
completing the new water well
which will be an added addition
to the water system. This material
has been promised for an early
delivery during the last quarter
of the present year.
Plans for the open meeting OF
the Genoa Federation of Women's
clubs were fully discussed at the
meeting held in the home of the
club president, Mrs. Edw. Sidner
with gifts to be brought to this
meeting as gifts to the Girls Indus
trial School at Delaware. Mis-. Irms
Russell has been selected as the
clubs representative to the Cir
Scouts.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
GYPSUM
MRS. j. n. cULAu

Mrs. Anna Fellerath and sister,
Marie Terp have vacated their
home and moved last Thurs
day to make their home in Ere
mont. Their brother Elmer Terp
will reside with them.
Ben Bahnsen was taken i'll a
week ago Monday evening and has
been confined to his bed He is
improving but is still under Dr's.
care
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Sperber
and children who have been with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bahnsen the past
week left this past Saturday morn
ing for Texas, where Mr.. Spcrber
has been sent by the government.
Mrs. Freda Mortus entertained
the members of the Fivehanded
Pinochle Club Monday evening at
the home of Mrs Ben Bahnsen.
MI. and Mrs. Carl Moqujst #
Uomer Michigan, spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Jensen ad
Mr.. Fred Voss.
Mrs. j., H. Gulau attended the
dinner and reception at Rebekah
Hail. Saturday evening. Also Den
yer Rowley am Mrs. Vernon Rider
aud Mrs. Margaret Johansen Of
Danbury.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
SPECIALIST RECOMMENDS
ADEQUATE VENTILATION
AND WIRING IN KITCHENS

Modern kitchen planning stress
es adequate ventilation and wir-
ing, according to home manage
ment specialist at Ohio State Uni
versity.
Florence Lloyd, assistant profes-
sor in the School of Home Eco
Monies, says that cross-ventilation
is most satisfactory, but is found
in few small kitchens.
She suggests that an economical
exhaust fan may be installed to
eliminate moisture, eXpel air rap
idly, and remove odors and excess
vapors. The most desirable loca-
ton for such a fan is above the
range; if not, on an outside wall.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
GENOA NEWS
ANDY HALEY

The Kiwanis club of Genoa will
sponsor Pancake supper, in the
parlors of Trinity M. E. Church
here Monday evening, with the
servings to start at 500 pm, with
all the pancakes and sausage one
can eat to be served to all with
the cooking and servings to be
handled by the club. Proceeds
from the supper will be used to
further the Youth activity fund.
World community day was OBJ
served at the Trinity NJ E. Church,
Friday with Rev. Frank Rowe de-
livering the sermon, assisted by
Rev. Newton D. Kelley of the
Church of Christ and Rev. Paul o.
David of st. Johns church.
Rodger D. Doll student in the
grade schools was taken suddenly
i'll, while enroute home after
school Monday and was rushed to
Riverside Hospital, complaining of
severe headache pains. and died
Tues. evening, with hemorrhages
of the brain resulting from a ma
ligant tumor. There had been no
previous indications of illness.
Attorney George Bowland was
the speaker at the Youth Fellow
ship meeting which was held at
Trinity Church Sunday evening
his topic being Continuing study
Of the professions. DR.. William
E. Russell was the speaker at the
last meeting of the group.
BarkerS were many and numer-
Gus to the large crowd which at
tended the County Fair sponsored
by the PT-A. in the high schol
building Saturday evening. Some
20 different activities were on the
program for the gathering, with
the standout attraction being the
mock TV show, on the auditorium
stage, which was followed by
round as well as square dancing
Fred Koester and his gallant crew
furnished music for the occasion
The dramatic club of Genoa high
school presented play entitled
"She Was Only a Farmers Dau
CHER" with the cast composed OF
Pete Suydam, judy Momenne, De
anne Mcfarland, Nancy Micomsky,
Bob Freym, Pat Showers and Tom
Tank.
Two Genoa youths were involv
ed in accidents while riding their
! bikes Thursday evening, both be
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14

now City and City Council
should have copy of this letter.
We reviewed our rent control
problem in this Labor Views
column of Sept. 10th. We brought
to the attention of the people OF
this community that a simple res
olution by the city council, testi-
flying that a housing shortage still
exists and requesting continuation
of federal controls, would do the
trick.
Our plea for action was ignored
and the outcome :. !, . We know
definitely THAT MORE THAN
500 FAMILIES HAVE BEEN NO
Titled OF AN INCREASE IN
THEIR RENT AND IT HAS BEEN
SAID THROUGH A RELIABLE
SOURCE THAT THIS is ONLY
THE BEGINNING.
There is Initiation" that anybody
can understand This is what is
meant by breaking down the pur-
chasing power of the dollar. Low
incomes and large families are the
hardest hit, The low and medium
rental levels are those most dras-
tically effected by increase.
Rising rents will cut deeply III
budgets for food and other neces-
sites such as medical and dental
care.
Recently, in an unprecedented
Joint statement, the National
Councils of Catholic Men and
Catholic Women warned, Where
areas have been decontrolled
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
NOTES FROM OTTAWA
COUNTY AGENT
EPED GRIMM
FRED eRIMp

The fruit growers committee
consisting of Reinhardt Wendt, S.
N. Liam, Richard Wiechel, w. F,
Rofkar, and L. D. Luchsinger will
meet November 18, 800 p. M, at
Liann's to plan the winter fruit
program.
Tickets are limited for the All
advisors appreciation banquet SO
don't delay too long. A. B. Ora
ham, founder of All, will be the
main speaker Banquet will be at
st. Johns, Oak Harbor.
Dick Wilson, inseminator for
Northern Ohio Breeders Associa-
ton, says artificial breeding is
really booming. New members
joining NOBA in October include
Alfred Bast, Charles Hopfinger,
Melvin Whitman, Herbert Dreier,
John Nietfeld, Ernest Gates, les
ter Short, Orval Mcbride, VIM. F.
Miller, Howard James, Fred Gates,
Ernest Harder, and Charles Gates.
--.-.-
Don't forget to save December
IL for the cattle feeders banquet
of All beef, to be held in Rocky
Ridge. The association is planning
peppy program.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14

Adequate wiring should include
at least one duplex convenience
outlet for every four feet of work
counter and one at the refrigera-
tor, says Miss Lloyd. An electric
range requires a special heavy
duty outlet and wiring.
Inc specialist suggests that a
central light fixture be multiple
controlled by conveniently placed
switches where important en-
frances are more than 10 feet
apart.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14

Il have an abiding faith in the
intelligence, resourcefulness and
patriotism of the men and women
of the CO." deceased CIO Presi-
dent Phillip Murray stated in a
speech shortly before his death.
At this writing news of the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
r f. M T N d +, r.

Our Local 497 monthly mem,
bership meeting will be held at
the Union Hall on the fourth Sun
day of this month, which is No
vember 23rd. Be sure to mark
your calendar for this date and
leave this Sunday afternoon open
so that you can attend this meet
ing, being on hand will help solve
your local problems.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14

Our thanks to Marian Winter
for helping in the Extension of
flee while regular secretary DON
ma Lou Mellow was on the sick
list
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
SALVAGE SALE AT e. o. D.

Sale, by sealed bid, of a group
of miscellaneous salvage property
is announced by the disposal Off
Ger of Erie Ordnance Depot for
p. m. Nov "a at the posts sal
wage yard.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14

death of Phillip Murray has just
been broadcast.
He was beloved leader to mil
lions of American workers.
X x
More About Rent
September 80 was the deadline
for rent controls, but there was
an added provision that local COM
munities could keep themselves
under control if their local ruling
bodies voted affirmatively in ia
vor of controls.
Before the Sept. 80 deadline, in
letter to Mayors and City Man
ayers of the larger communities,
the Ohio c. l. o. Council declared,
If these public officers Getty
councilmem deliberately thrust
personal privation upon thousands
of common folks, as they must #
they fail to continue rent control,
they are visiting incalculable harm
upon your city" Port Clinton i
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1952-11-14
Labor VS. Management

A businessman was SO worried
over sales, controls and problems
at the plant that he couldn't sleep.
He went to the doctor and got
some sleeping tablets.
Next morning he was back. 81
didn't sleep wink" he COM
planned. Il want stronger pills. !"
The doc demurred, Those are
the strongest | have" Said the
sleepless man, Doc, you gave
my wife stronger ones when she
was pregnant Said the doctor,
But that was for labor"
See" said the businessman,
Everything Tor labor Nothing
for management.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
CopeCod SeIectmen
Seek to Rid Resort of
HomosexuoI Group
BY the Assoeiated Press

PROVINCETOWN. Mass, Aug
9.-Selectmen of this Cape Cod
mecca for summer tourists asked
townspeople yesterday to support
them in an attempt to rid the
town of "a large homosexual ele-
ment."
The Selectmen's action came
after receipt of a letter from a
summer visitor who said her two
sons have become victims of a
group whose meeting places she
said, are on the sand dunes in
the daytime and at bars at night.
She said she was leaving after 10
summers residence here.
This town is today faced with
a situation which bids fair to un-
dermine our morals. our business,
in fact. our very existence as a re-
spectacle summer resort" said the
Selectmen in a public appeal to
"all decent people"
The woman who wrote the Sc
lectmen said her sons had been
given dope" in cigarettes and
powder.
Asking the townspeople for "ar-
ticulate and militant support" the
Selectmen said I'VE cannot sit
calmly by and see a small group
of unscrupulous and goddess peo-
pie barter the souls of our youth
for a few dirty dollars"
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Tennessee Democrats
Return 10 Harmony
By the Assoeiated Press

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Aug. o.
Harmony apparently resigned in
Tennessee Democratic circles to-
day, following the upset defeat
of veteran Senator Kenneth D.
McKellar and Gov. Gordon
Browning in Thursdays record
shattering primary elections.
Senator McKellar, 83-year-old
dean of the Senate, and Gov:
Browning, seeking a third straight
two-year term in the Governors S
chair, were soundly whipped by
two political youngsters. The
winners were Representative Al
bert Gore, A, and Frank G. Glenn
ent. 80. on the basis of almost
complete returns in the bitter,
hard-fought primary. The Sena-
tor. chairman of the potent Ap-
preparations Committee. was out
for an unprecedented seventh
Senate term.
With only few struggling pre-
cincts out the count in 2,277 of
Tennessee's 2,300-odd precincts
gave Representative Gore 302, 1888
votes and Senator McKellar 224,-
310.
In the Democratic gubernator-
ial primary, the count in 2,286
precincts gave Mr.. Clement 279,-
045 votes, Gov. Browning 228, ,O91
and Clifford Allen, jr., 68,712. The
fourth candidate, Clifford Pierce,
trailed with 81 ,423.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Ornoteness of Inauguration Up
To Eisenhower-or Stevenson

Arizona, chairman of the commit
tee, said it will be up to them to
decide just how far they want to
go-if elected.
Senator Hayden said President
Woodrow Wilson once decided to
be sworn in at the White House.
But he added that most Presidents
seem to prefer taking the oath on
the Capitol steps.
Congress has appropriated about
$150.000 to set up stands at the
Capitol for the ceremony, sched-
uled for January 20. Senator
Hayden said the stands used pre-
viously are still around and the
work of putting them together can
be started soon after the election.
If Gen. Eisenhower wins in
November. Republicans are ex-
pected to make large-scale show
of their first Inauguration of a
President in "a years.
If Gov. Stevenson is the victor,
friends think he will want only
simple ceremonies.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Bay Bridge Officials Hope
To Avoid New Traffic Jam
by the Assoeiotsd Pres.

SANDY POINT. Md. Aug. o.
Cars flowed smoothly across the
Chesapeake Bay bridge last night,
and bridge officials hoped the week
end would pass without another
traffic jam.
More than half the traffic yes
terday was westbound. unusual
for a Friday, Supt. George w.
Phillips reported. The volume in
either direction did not appear as
heavy as at the start of last week
end.
Tolls eventually may be eased
for a few bridge users-owners of
passenger car trailers. Louis j.
|O'Donnell, general manager of
Maryland toll bridges, said the
State Roads Commission has
asked its private firm Of traffic
engineers to study the possibility
|of a reduction.
Rates now are the same for both
truck and auto trailers. A one
axle trailer in combination with
either costs $3.50 and q two-axle
job. $3.50. The proposed charges
for car trailers are $2.10 and $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
Judge-Press Team Urged
AT Virginia Bar Session
BY The Assoeiated Press

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
w. Va. Aug. 9.-Dean F. D. G.
Ribble of the University of Vir-
ginia law school says that judges
and the press should form a team
to see that the facts of a trial are
not distorted.
There is a responsibility of the
judge and a responsibility of the
press" Dean Ribble told a meet
ing of the Virginia State Bar
Association yesterday.
He said two basic human rights
are involved in every trial, the
right of every person to a fair
trial and freedom of the press.
The association, in it's 62nd an
nual convention. heard Associate
Justice A. c. Buchanan of the
Virginia Supreme Court praise Old
Dominion lawyers last night as
'unexcelled."
Judge Harold H. Medina, who
presided In the New York trial of
the II top Communist leaders in
thk country. will speak tonight.