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Evening star., 1955-10-29
Driver Dead, Car Runs
Wild Down City Block

Mr.. Sousa's car. in turn. veered
and struck an auto beside il
driven by Calvin C. Hansen. 81,
Of 6l05 Forty-third street. River
dale. Md.
The station wagon. meanwhile,
swerved toward the center OF
Benning road east of Seven
teenth. climbed q center strip
and struck q metal post. spring.
ing open the drivers door. The
driver was thrown out and
smashed against the post.
The vehicle then veered to-
ward the right and climbed the
sidewalk. It glanced Of tree
and headed for aa gas station
near Eighteenth street.
Tears Door ON Car
Straddling 4 coacrete barrier
at one end Of the station. 1t
nearly tore on the open door AZ
d car In the station. veefinS
back toward the street. Il
knocked down q large station
sign. jumped on the curb,
crossed Eighteenth street and
finally came to q stop.
The owner Of the car parked
in the gas station, Charles Clark,
OF 1913 Fifty-second avenue,
Chapel Oaks. Nd. was standing
with an attendant in front Of the
car when they saw the careening
station wagon crash into the
cars open door.
Police said the woman pas
senger stepped out Of the station
wagon after 1t stopped, and
wandered of. She was picked
up by a scout car about a block
away.
The mans body was taken to
District General Hospital, then
removed to the District Morgue.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
'StrobeI Reveals Row
On New GA Building
2 Agencies
Con'tAeree
Who Is Boss
By JAMES Y. NEWTON

Plans for construction Of the
Central Intelligence Agency
building are being held up be.
cause Of an inter-agency argue
|ment as to who viii "boss" the
$36 million building project.
That was disclosed late yes
Iterday by Peter A. Strobel. COM
missioner of Public Buildings,
whose private business activities
ARE under investigation by D
House Judiciary Subcommittee.
Mr.. Strobel said CIA Director
Allen w. Dulles had tAken the
position that Congress had au.
thorized CIA to be contracting
officer for the project, which
probably will be built either at
Langley or another site in nearby
Virginia.
The position Of the Public
Buildings Administration, Mr..
Strobel said. was that under the
law it must be the contracting
ofacer for such Federal projects.
He added that CIA had no tech~
nical experience in the building
held and that his agency will
have nothing to do with itD
under conditions laid down By
Mr.. Dulles.
Planning Stalemated
Congress appropriated SIS
million to draft plans for the
new CIA headquarters. But Mr..
Strobel said that as a result OF
the controversy no architect had
been selected and planning has
been stalemated.
The House subcommittee,
headed by Representative Celler.
Democrat, Of New York, is in.
quiring into MIR. .Strobels actions
on behalf Of the New York en-.
Igineering firm Of Strobel g. salz-
man. IN which he retains q major
profit interest.
He was being questioned about
his relations with q New YORK
architectural firm, De Young q.
Moscowitz when the CTA build.
ing controversy came to light.
It was brought out that CIA re.
IJected MIR. Strobel's recommenda.
ltion that De Young e. Moscowits
should be one Of two firms draw
ing up plans for the CIA after
Mr.. Dulles last August apparent.
~ had approved the arrange.
lment.
List Of Firms Submitted
Mr.. Strobel said six firms
which had had some dealings
with his company were on a list
of II top architectural firms he
submitted to the Central Intelli-
gence Agency as qualified to draw
up plans for the new CIA head
quarters building.
Asked why former clients Of
his firm were so heavily repre-
sented, he replied. ut proves the
high caliber Of the clientele
Strobel q Salzman have been
able to serve
He said his firm did not stand
to benefit IL any Of the firms
was selected to plan the CIA
building.
Mr.. strobel estimated the
See STROBEL. Page Al
Evening star., 1955-10-29
Chiung's $ Jets Attock

TAIPEI, F'ormosa, Oct. 90 tA).
- Nationalist Chinese F-s4
Thunderiets damaged two big
Communist gunboats today on
tiny Red-held Chihchu Island
Us miles north of the Matsu
group, the air force announced.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
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He'll Head Is Issue
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Evening star., 1955-10-29
Geneva Talks
Turn 10 Bid for
Public Opinion
Propaganda Fight
Starts After Imposse
Over Rival PIuns

GENEVA, Oct. 20 Rs-The
Big -Four foreign ministers met
today for the third time to try
to bring nearer together theii
apparently irreconcilable views
on how to reunite Germany and
achieve European peace.
Soviet Foreign Minister v. M
Molotov. United States Secre-
tary Of State John Foster Dulles,
Britain's Harold Macmillan and
Frances Antoine Pinay assem-
bled In the Palace Of Nations.
Russia and the three Western
powers presented each other yes
terday rival programs for solu-
ton Of Europe's problems. Dip
lomatic quarters said the two
plans were almost as far apart
as they ever have been.
StaIcmate Feared
Today. the foreign ministers
win see what they can do to
find at least some common
ground between the two plans
There were many fears. however,
that they faced a stalemate. Best
opinion was that their argu-
ment now would be directed not
so much at changing each
others minds. but toward rally
ing support, particularly in Ger
many.
The three Western ministers
conferred at Mr.. MacmiIian's
villa this morning to map
strategy. but diplomats here be-
lieve the differences are 20 great
they doubt practical negotiations
can be undertaken In the near
future,
Each side nov IS prepared ID
argue that Its own plan fof
Europe and Germany affords the
best hope for assuring peace.
Strategies Contradictory
Behind the propaganda fight
the existence Of which neither
side ofiicially admits appear to
be contradictory diplomatic
|strategies which shape up this
way:
/. The Western powers believe
they may eventually persuade
Russia to accept German reun-
ification on Western terms II
they apply firm and patient pres
sure over several years. They
reason that Russia needs a
period Of peace and international
goodwill and the Soviets will. II
necessary, pay a considerable
price for Il.
2. Russia for many months
has been lnaneuvering to obtain
. truce In the cold war In order
to relax world tensions, put the
Western nations of guard,
weaken the North Atlantic Al
lance and concentrate on It's
own internal economic problems.
Having achieved considerable re-
taxation Of tension. especially
since last July's conference Of
Big Four government chiefs.
Russia's tactics now are 10 hold
what 1t has gained without Civ
ing UP any territory or position
OF great value.
World Opinion Important
World opinion is important for
both sides.
The Western powers may en-
ploy 1t as q means of pressure
Continued on Page Al, Col. 4
Evening star., 1955-10-29
Hayne, Case
May Test New
Insanity Law
Womun's $ Lowyer
Muy Ask 30-Doy
Hospital Treatment
BY RICHARD RODGERS

Acquitted of murder in TIN
killing of her husbands mistress
Mrs. Katharine A. Haynes ma,
spend at least the next so day
in st. Elizabeth's Hospital un'
dergoing psychiatric treatment.
After yesterdays acquittal. OF
grounds Of temporary insanity
she was remanded to custod!
Of the Government mental in
stitution.
Her lawyers quickly won {
habeas corpus writ for q hearing
Monday on whether she is sane
now and thus eligible for release
from the hospital. But today
they said they might ask q 80.
day postponement Of the hear.
ing. Her psychiatrist told them
last, night she should be treated
for her own welfare.
City Has New System
Under the Districts new sys-
tenn Of handling insanity pleas
in criminal cases, mental experts
have been. taking an average Of
at least two months to study the
patient in question.
Defense lawyers were to decide
today on whether to fight for hel
release Monday or delay 1t.
They said that when 1t doe
come to court, they viii attach
her commitment as unconstitu.
tional. It viii be the first test
of the Districts new system oi
treating defendants who plead
insanity.
The defense said it will stress
that the jury In effect ruled that
the prosecution couldn't prove
Che was sane at the time oi
the shooting, 1t has not beer
established at any point thai
she Is insane now, the lawyer,
point out, and thus her detention
was wrong.
The new law requires q judge
to commit a defendant to q
mental institution when the per.
son is acquitted on insanit,
grounds.
Mrs. Haynes changed role.
from defendant to hospital pa.
tient yesterday. after six women
and six men jurors acquitted hel
In the killing Of Nancy PEN
ton. 10,
The Penf0n girl was shot 70
death on July 10. after the wife
marched the husband. willis
Haynes, At eunpoint to the
girls apartment at 232 Eleventh
street NE.
Life Staked on Plea
Lawyers for Mrs. Haynes. %
mother Of four girls, staked her
life on . plea Of temporary In
sanity.
They contended and success.
fully that his Dragging to hei
of his intimacy with the PEN
ton girl and other mistreatment
drove her crazy.
Her chief witness was DR.
Francis r. Riesenman. He
is q staff psychiatrist at the hos.
pital where she is detained.
The Government contends
that her present sanity can.
not be determined until St
Elizabeths staff doctors hav,
time to study the case.
The 93- pound defendant,
chief lawyer, Harry Ahern, wa,
jubilant yesterday when the yer.
diet was returned.
Shell be out in "A hours" he
declared. "
Later he had to revise hii
timetable.
Cringing in her chair, Mrs
See HAYNES, Page A.,
Evening star., 1955-10-29
BULLETIN

The American University
Board of Trustees today inani-
mously agreed to drop Prof.
Herbert Fuchs from the schools
law faculty. Mr., Fuchs ad-
mitted to the House Un-
American Activities Commit
tee last summer that he had
belonged TO Communist under
ground cells in the Federal
Government In the l930s and
1g4os.
The Board of Trustees ol
American University is slated to.
day to decide whether to dror
Herbert Fuchs. q member of the
Law School faculty who admitted
belonged TO Communis,
underground cells in the Federal
Government in The l93os and
'4Os.
Mr.. Fuchs told newsmen he
had not been invited to appear
before the board on his own be-
half and had not requested per-
mission to do so.
The trustees will take up a
recommendation Of its Execu-
tive Committee that Mr.. Fuchs
not be rehired when his contract
expires in June, 1855. He has
Evening star., 1955-10-29
CHURCH USHERs
LEARN DIGNITY

SCHOOL FOR CHURCH AIDES
4 novel school where church ushes
leorn to guide you to your pew on.
Sundoy with eeIot IS described on
page A.s.
Evening star., 1955-10-29

Two Killed in Virginia Automobil.
Aeeidesss. pese Al.
street and Benning road NE.
tentatively identified the dead
man as Howard Heffron. Cards
in his pocket listed two north
east addresses.
A passenger In the station
wagon. Mrs. Mary Rockwell, SO,
OF the 1900 block Of c street Sc,
was taken TO the Wpmen's Blu
reaa and cfarged with being
drunk.
Police said the woman re-
manned seated In the station
wagons front seat and was un-
injured during the runaway ride,
Ran Onto Sidewalk
On Its wild dash. the car
veered on and OF sidewalks
careened of several obstacle;
and narrowly missed two by
standers.
From eyewitnesses, police re.
constructed this account of the
accident. which occurred short
ly after 8 am:
The station wagon. going east
on Benning road. started across
Seventeenth street after the
traffic light flashed red. It col
|lided with the front end Of a cal
moving north on Seventeenth
driven by Manuel Sousa. 81. oi
2801 Terrace road Sc.
Evening star., 1955-10-29
STOCKS
IN. THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK N. - Following are ths
sales isdd 00S, high, Low. ciosinE pries ias
and net change OF the 20 most active
stocks for the week:
Evening star., 1955-10-29
OVERTURNS IN PARKWAY CRASH


after being struck another
the ride
The injured taken by the Be Rescue Squad Prince
Evening star., 1955-10-29
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A 49-year-old man was killed
today In an auto crash after
being thrown from q station
wagon which careened without a
driver on q wild block long jour-
lney before finally coming to q
stop.
Police. still investigating de-
tails Of the crash at Seventeenth
Evening star., 1955-10-29

Two Killed ia Virginia Automobile
Aeeidesss. Rsse Ala
Evening star., 1955-10-29

See HAYNES. Page A.;
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
DTC HAS TIP
OFF BANQUET

Harold "Andy" Anderson, head
basketball coach at Bowling Green
State University, was speaker Tues
day night at a Tip-Off banquet at
which Downtown Coaches Associa-
ton entertained the basketball
team, fathers, and coaches at
Travellers Inn.
At a special DTC meeting Mon
day night, members voted to retain
present officers until May, 1856,
in keeping with a bylaws change.
Speaking on what it takes to be
an outstanding athlete and what
an athlete gets from playing inter
scholastic sports, Anderson was
introduced by Coach Bob Green.
Anderson is one of the country's
top big time coaches and has taken
several teams to the world Series
of basketball, the Madison Square
Gardens invitational tournament.
He discussed his experiences in S.
America where the BIG squad play
ed several good will exhibitions in
1850. 60 attended the banquet, at
which president Jim Chapman pre-
sided.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
WADE WATTS IS
COACH OF YEAR

Wade Watts, PcHS coach, from
1941 1914, was named Ohio's high
school coach Of the year this week
in the 1855 Associated Press Poll,
q runaway choice" in the voting.
The 36-year-old Canton Mckinley
coach is credited with hosting
Mckinley in three years from the
football doldrums to the state
championship. More than 800 sports
writer's participated in the poll.
Watts Bulldogs defeated 10
straight foes including seven-times
state champion Massillon. In a
sentiment seeking" poll separate
from actual selection, he was the
outstanding choice to coach the
Northern All-Stars in the annual
North South game scheduled next
August at Canton.
Watts graduated from Baldwin
Wallace, where he played under
his dad, Ray. He started his coach
ing career in 1910 at Middlebranch
in Stark-co, then came here til
1914 when he entered Servise. He
was at AShtabula and East Liver
pool before going to Mckinley.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
House League

TEAM WINNERS: Mizener Hdwe
four from N. o. Maytag; Cooper
Buick, four from Kiwanis; Nasons,
three from Odd Fellows; Lake
Shore Dairy, 212 from Cards.
HIGH TEAMS: Cooper Buick,
1929 1011 1860: 5000; Mizener
Hdwe., 1007-1O05; Lake Shore
Dairy, 1851; Kiwanis, 1881; Odd
Fellows, 1011; Masons, 1905.
TOPS: R. Selgo, 279-244-255: 778.
LEADERS: R. Bloom, 2O9-214:
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02

GatnesO sc
Football Sked

Although full league schedules
for Port clinton's competition in
the Great Northern Conference
will not be reflected until the 81
football and basketball season.
next years football schedule will
Give local fans a look at fwo con-
ference members. Maumee and
Perrysburs have been added to the
list of Redskin opponents.
Rossford will play two games
with the Porters in basketball next
season, one at Rossford and the
other here. Stan Weber, Rossford
cage coach, and Bob Green, Red
skin mentor, were teammates on
the '48 40 Bowling Green squads
which played in the Natiosal Invi-
rational basketball tournaments at
Madison Square Garden.
AS member of the "Blue"
League in the Great Northern
Conference, Port Clinton will COM
pete with Rossford, Perrysburg,
Maumee, Anthony Wayne and Ge-
noa. The other division, the
Orange" League, includes Whit
mer, Clay, Rogers, Fostoria, Bowl
ing Green and Sylvania.
Coaches and school athletes are
happy at Port clinton's Conference
membership, feeling il will give
the boys something TO shoot for
and will provide added interest for
fhe fans as we'll. u should improve
attendance, especially IL Redskins
should be fighting for the League
championship late in the season.
Possibility of winning the league
title as well as gaining berths on
the aI-conference team should pro-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
Women's Tuesday League

TEAM WINNERS: Philips, three
from Neidecker's;; Bolte's, three
from Bob's; Matthews, three from
Fremont Oil; U. S. Gypsum, four
from Curtis; Maytag, three from
Peninsular Candy; National Bank,
four from Johnie's; Amato's, four
from no-name-listed; Bros, three
from S. & G. High Series: Matthews
2906, also game, 1917.
TOPS: Dee Snyder, Matthews,
159-205-222: 586.
LEADERS: Florence Yingling
1879, 535; Helen Hetrick, SOB; Mar
garet Selgo, 1872, sos; Fritz Kreut
ger, 492; zzy Menier, 400; Cecil;
Wozniak, 502; Mary Lambert, 2O2
Janis Lambert, 2O4, 533; Barbara
Pelyhe, 535, 202; Pearl Pelyhem,
1879, 571.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
POWER SQUAD
ORGANIZES FRI.

A meeting to form a local squad
ron of the United States Power
Squadron will be held this Friday
at 8 pm. at the Port Clinton Yacht
Club, and any Power Squadron
member of this area is urged to
attend.
On the agenda is the signing of
a petition to the Governing Board
of USPS for local Squadron
charter; adoption of the Squadron
name and bylaws, and election of
officers. Bob Ernst is acting secre-
tary.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
Football Banquet
Tickets On Sale

Tickets for the Dec. Is Foot
ball Banquet, sponsored by the
Downtown Coaches Association.
are available at lake Erie Sports
Store, Jack Smiths Mobilsas
Service Station, and Hasel's Store
al Gypsum. Dec. 6 is the absolute
deadline for getting the tickets,
and none will be sold after that
date. Price is $3.50.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
Dick SeIgo Prepares For Big
Chicago bPA Tourney Next Week

Dick Selgo, ace Port Clinton
bowler, hurls new ball down Clin-
ton Recreation alleys this week in
energetic practice for Chicago
trip in which he will pit his strike
ability against the nations cham
pions.
Dick leaves next Thursday for
the national singles championship
competition of the Bowling Pro-
prietors' Association, to be rolled
at new Coliseum alleys in Chicago
starting Dec. 10. His district cham
pionship here, studded by a 800
game, sends him to the big tourna-
ment.
He will bowl six games day
for four days. If his scores qualify,
he will so on to semi-finals with
the big finals as the climax. A
$4,000 prize and commitments
which approximate $25, ,OO0-$3O, 900
in value await the grand winner.
Steve Macy was 1855 BPA cham
pion.
Dick has had no trouble with the
new ball he obtained last Friday.
In fact, he rolled a 709 with it
Saturday against a Fostoria team,
and 778 when he bowled in House
League Monday night.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
BOOKED FOR LIONS

Roy G. Hawkinson, sales repre-
sentative of the Pennsylvania Rail-
road Co. in the Toledo Ohio Dis
trict Sales Office will speak to
Lions Club on Transportation and
Regulation" at the Dec. / meeting
in Trinity Methodist church.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02

vide the players with that added
spark which makes for outstanding
athletic performance, Coaches
feel.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
IN FRATERNIEY

Howard Harrod, son of Mrs. EN-
ma Harrod of $40 w. Fourth-st, is
a member of the new chapter of
Beta Alpha Psi, national account
ing fraternity, recently installed at
Bowling Green State University.
Juniors and seniors majoring in
accounting who maintain "B'
average in the subject and an over
all &c plus" average are eligible
for membership.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02

SPOR S
Basketball Fans [ lead For
Bucyrus Friday Night AS
PC Squad Opens Its Season

Basketball enthusiasts will be following
Bucyrus tomorrow night Frida the Porer tough
sxgame schedule for December their
The cage squad has been putting in long hours practice
Coach Green had the working Saturday Thang
ing holidays them
scrimmages under their belts and looked
Probable starting lineup for Redskins will
John Papcun and Charlie Meek guard and Tim Mugn
Nick Ball or Bruce Carter forward.
Next week the Porters will entertain Clyde Tuesday Tfn
Columbian Friday Reserve start at and varsity 85
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02

sol; P. Arthur, 207-202; o. Taylor,
222; E. Daley, 220; N. Bishop, 210;
A. Migala, 203; M. Drusbacky, 203;
A. Fall, 201.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
Bowling
Mixed Foursome League
November 9th

High Team: Pierce Waldecker,
1882.
High Indv: Bob Milliser, 1917:
SIS.
Leaders: Marvin Crosley 1T,
Mabel Pierce lit, Ed Pierce 160-
1870, Joe Kott 169, John Wheel 181,
John Cerbus, Jr. 210-507, Clifford
Wolf 1873, Art Hilborn 100, Ralph
Fitzthum 172.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-12-02
Commercial League

TEAM WINNERS: Sans, three
from Avalon; P. C. Mfg, four from
Gulas Market; Johnie's, three from
P. C. Fish; Clinton and Phil's, two
each. High series: Sans, 1913
High game: Sans 1045.
TOPS: Mike Millinger, Sans,
215-177-182: STA.
LEADERS: P. Balduf, $40; S
Molnar, SIT; L. Cook, 213, 529; J
Molnar, 203, 500; ]. Pratt, 513; B
Asendorf, 203, $50; w. Holz, 523;
C.. Whiting, SGT.