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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

University Site Policy
Causes Some GrumbIinq

Well, the council made It's report
favoring Ravensworth and got i'm
mediate promise Of financial sup
port from the governing bodies OF
Fairfax County, Alexandria and
Falls Church. 1t was too late to get
funds in the Arlington budget at
the time. but the county did not
dispute the site selection.
For a fleetinR few weeks, every
thing seemed set. Only final bless
ing from the University's Board Of
Visitors was needed TO start moving
desks to Ravensworth.
The recommendation from the IL
member advisory council was placed
before the Board Of Visitors last
June.
The board decided to appoint
its own three-member committee,
headed by Federal Judge Albert v.
Bryan of Alexandria, TO investigate
the site situation. The Bryan COM
mittee held a hearing and rejected
Ravensworth. stating II was too
close TO the proposed Burke Air
port and not large enough for
future expansion. The Bowman
property. the Bryan committee said.
would provide plenty Of room for
the branch 10 grow. and il could
serve rural areas az well as the
suburbs
II II il the university's intention
TO set UP full-nedged college in
Northern Virginia, there can be
little argument that plenty OF room
Is needed. But the advisory council
wondered why didn't somebody
tell US these things2"
Try to Reeoup
Disheartened but not altogether
defeated. delegations from Airing
ton, Alexandra and Fairfax County
appeared before the Board Of Wis
itors last week 10 urge the Ravens
worth site. They didn't get much
announcement On the Board n
Visitors they encountered Scar
Grsystt Of Blackstone. vino has IN
dicsted he has little use for North
ern Virginia
Also ON the Board IL Repfetenta-
tive Howard w Smith Of Virginia .
9th District. IN which LniidOun,
Prince william and Fauquier coun-
ties are located The Bowman site
would bring the branch 10 the
threfhOid Of these counties.
After the hearing the Visitors
decided 70 take the whole matter
Of establishing . branch under
aovisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

on general reorganization of party
machinery and leadership.
The movement, Of course, is not
confined to members of the Legis-
lature.
Men like Representative Richard
E. Landlord of the 5th district,
j. Newton Brewer of Montgomery
County, Attorney General C. Ferdi-
nand Sybert and Elroy Boyer, State
president of the Young Democrats,
are apt to play a part in the
deliberations.
In fact Mr.. Boyer. who is one
of the instigators of the new move
ment, has scheduled two meetings
OF his organizations Executive
Committee in Annapolis during the
9O-day session opening January 2.
In the Legislature itself Senate
President Louis l.. Goldstein. Senate
Whip John G. Turnbull and young
Delegate Dan Brewster Of Baltimore
County, all of whom are being dis
cussed as possible gubernatorial
candidates in 1858, would be ex-
pected to assume key roles in any
modern-day revival of the Richie
revolt.
lmportont Offices Up
In addition to electing Governor
in 1858, Marylanders also will ballot
for United States Senator, State at
torney general, controller, the Leg
islature and all county Offices.
One of the first tests that the
Turks would have to face, if they
really do get something rolling out
OF Annapolis this winter, would be
to show enough strength to dis
courage Mr.. Mahoney. The Oft
defeated Democratic contender for
Governor and Senator has shown
no sign of retiring from politics as
a result of his latest loss to Repub-
lican Senator Butler. II he goes
again in SO. it could mean another
chapter in the Democratic unsuc-
cess story.
Already in the wings, ready to
take the stage as the Democratic
standardbearer for Governor, is
Mr.. Mahoney's pal, Controller j.
Millard Tawes.
Another who seems to be push
ing himself for Governor or Sem
ator in 1858 is Baltimore's Mayor
D'Alesandro. who is hardly the
kind of new face" the new move
ment is seeking for its ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-16

Nh. Hines, National Editor Of The Stor, hos
just returned from swing through lotin
America, during which he visited the
trode fair at Boeoto.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19
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ogoin we offer to Westinghouse this
outstanding buy.
choose from two popular styles reeu-
lar point button down and short point
style with stoys
high count Sonforized (residuoI shrink
oge not more thon l9o) Oxford cloth,
with button cuffs.
both styles in white; the regular point
button down olso in blue.
neck sizes II to II, sleeves 81 to IS.
Downstoirs Store, Mems Furnishings
J. olso Bethesda Budget Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-19

Use our convenient z4-houV phone
order service. diol District 1890
Evening star., 1956-12-15
ROOMS. HOUSEKEEPING

C0ZY BSMT. STUDIO--RefRr.. srill.
50 2I47 F NV EX 3-6633
DUPONT CIRCLE-Large End n.
front studio rm; with Ink. refer.
etc: small kitchen. RA. 3-4S07.
1888 P ST. N.W.-Nice front double
ROOM equipped for Ink; only 50
CATHEDRAL AVENUE. of Conn
Liv Im. bedrm3 compl kit: en-
ployed lady. AID. 4-4531.
1900 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Lse. rm..
lst H.. nicely furn. effic. unit (.
linens: $3.50 wk. Ho. 2-95S9
e539 18Th ST NV Lge bright
rm Ven. blinds, deck pch.. refar
stoyei sl02h wk DE 5-i675
1228 llth ST .N.W,--Clean, front I;
frigidaire: 8 blks. to Greyhound; /;
sober; $40 per wk. no. 2-sS74.
0IO FIRST ST. N.W.-Lge. rm. with
refer.. stove, dble. bed, utils.: very
oonv, parking, So wk. DI. 7-4005.
1910 P ST. NV. 1.-THE Churchill
shower; S17.50 wk. No. 7-SS6s
1856 INGLESIDE TER. NV, on 18th
and Park I'd Master bedrm.. kit,
utils incl. $50 mo. DU. 7-S3gS.
3O6 End ST. N.E.-Nice lge. room
kitthenette; suitable for couple or
bachelor. Ii. 7-1O35.
COL0RED-ldl2 S ST. N.W.-on,
room and kitchen, utils. incl; also
reIrigeratot; SAB mo. AD. 4-03S3
C0LGRED-I513 S ST. N.w.--sink
refrigerator. stove Sl3 week. Nc
children, IA. 9-2Sl5.
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FUnNtfUhE-eofa BED tehareoaD
rahogany dretasr niGbs stand. nn .
hnifhed dreassf IL 5000
FURNITuRE--eofa WITH siin covers
"a good ccnciiicr and miseellare-
Gus slrnitgIe Car yu s-sa3e
EUnNfTURE--Ccmpi eedrn fuits
lcrmiea k3t. tahif. 4 chalrH chrome
iaafi g.Uff uahcg tnhia. chair
via ottcnas. To 1881.
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RMS. FURN.-MD., VA. Cont. !

ARL.--conv. loe.. adult home: .
rooms. one with pvt. bath: men
only. After 9 daily. ia. 2-1775.
AVONDALE, MD.-Gentleman large
room, private entrance, semlpriyate
bath. 4h0R 24th ave. AP, 7-3951
1917 N. EDGEWOOD ST. ARL.--
Lovely rm. mr.. bus; unlim. phone:
liv. rm.: privileges. IA. S-53l8.
LARGE ROOM. nicely furn. in beau
thul home; on busline.. use Of
telephone; pvt. bath Reas. rent 10
one gentleman. Phone JU. 9-5IS1
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. SSSS3IJ SSSI;n6DlAlM 6DAMS SIg MIA H. RR \,

2-REDROOM CORNER APT.
! blk. 18th and Columbia---Beau
tifully furn. front cor. apt. inc,ud.
Also efic with large kit. din. and
closet space; S75. Res Mgr. DE. 2.
6532, or ianitor, NO. 7-2ss5.
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CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK
lcontinuedl

PONY. Ayr. gelding of real charac-
ter for Christmas. DU. 5-SS4s.
l6e
Western and English. new
and used; one brown and white pony
gelding, q real beauty. JU. 9-9542.
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FURNITURE.
500 OFF

A once In a lifetime buy on better
grade. new furniture. Everything on
our floor q price. We must make
room for new merchandise. Bedrm.
suites, 2 aid 3 piece sectionals,
sofas, chairs. all with foam rubber
seats Dining room suites. bedding,
Hollywood beds, lamps, All sales
cash and final You must accept
immediate delivery. Free deliveries
Evening star., 1956-12-15
POULTRY. RABBITS. EcGs

MALLARD DUCKS for breeding
table use or as pets for children.
BIRDsVILLE FARM. DU. 5-s0l6.
Observation-Disclosures
Pullets, 3 wks. old. LU. 3-2952.
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$40 10 $1,000 our specially.
Money-back guarantee. NATIONAL
frt. Key Bridse. Rosslyn. Va. IA.
2-1777 Open ewes. to Xmas.
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ROOMS WANTED

ELDERLY WHITE WOMAN; kit.
privils. or permit use own port. re-
far. and hot plate; walk. dist. groc. /;
max. S35 mo. OIL. 2-355S. l6'
GENTLEMAN desires room, WIS.,
consin-Mass. area. WO. 6-S6SS.
Evening star., 1956-12-15

DINING-ROOM SET, mahog., yrs.
old. little used: table with 2 leaves
mirror, china closet. > armchsirS
side chairs. $3.50. HA. 2-2045
Evening star., 1956-12-15

PVNILN--8eVefal nlee fDofie1 poniea
81 rafIina Sizes. E1ceiisnf Chriat-
mas rita from 500 Ep. ~ g.
1iif. tefsra ie neon.
y saohTs 80 y 100 b. Cal
Evening star., 1956-12-15

FNhNI WIZ Fosk hapIe CHIC,
Ioes maple eredis' TOY chest
vroughi-ifon hlngea. mapie-dnlSh
kidney dressing table with apron
AD e.5i4Q. f6s
Evening star., 1956-12-15
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

PREsTDLOGS-The ideal fireplace
log. Long burning, high heat value,
no smoke, no dirt. less than z OF
troll. For INFO call SHURFIRE FUEL
PRODUCTS, Ii 7.44SS.
WOOD, all oak. So per
cord. Unlimited quantities TO Gus
toner. Call JS. 8-4932 after 8.
FIREPLACE WOOD. split and de-
livered.. Nd; $50 cord: d. c. and
Va. .$24 cord. all first-grade oak
ana hickory. Browning S-SS03.
FIREWOOD, hardwood and mixed ;
any size delivered. Mr.. HARTTNG,
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APTs. FURN.-D.c. Cont

s E.-Modern cfilciency: private: mr..
bus and stores. 500; including all
Evening star., 1956-12-15
ROOMS FURN.-s.E.-S W

LGr. FURN RM.. ? vgndown. ka
Drivtln very removable. tFanaD
woman. 10. 2.5327
HILLCEEsT-Nice private rn. on
2nd z fedecDrnted semipgt. bafh
phone refined employed renfiernan
ayailable foon. 10 i-ssse
COLoRED GENTLEMAN PREFER.
R00d tramp. IL s-ei47.
Evening star., 1956-12-15

Sun. II to 4.
DINING ROOM-Ranch white. 8 pcs.
Top quality. reg. price, 81 900: will
sell for. S495; .davs.. AD, 4-303l:
ewes. after s. TU. 2-791S. Appts.
avail. Sun, II to 4.
DINING RM. FURN. = Credenza
buffet. $40: china cabinet. $40:
Duncan Phvfe table. SO: chairs
So ,aeh. EN-. 2-2tS7.
DIsHWAsHER, automatic. good con
dition sos or b"st offer. Call JU.
Evening star., 1956-12-15
SALE SALE SALE

FURNITURE - l-bedrm. suite. s
pieces, : chairs: liv. rm., 3-piece
sectional with end tables and lamps
70 match. New Crosley 10-cu. 1T.
box. 2 Tvs. 81 in and l4-in. COM
bination. Leaving town Jan. /. AP.
7.20l7. Call after Il pm. Fri, Sat,
all day Sunday.
MISUNDERSTANDING sale pay-
emo; = large chairs; dining sci:
HOLLYWOOD bed: 2 chests: radio and
cabinet Kitchen equipment, Leay.
ing Mashington. 10. 2-8O63. i6s
FURNITURE
NEW COFFEE step and end ta-
bles, leather tops, sis and sic. $50.
Some have rollers. Table lamps,
So. 40, up. Gorgeous selection.
SMITHS SELECT FURNITURE
260l Wilson Blvd. Arlington. Va.
FURNITURE
All types; bedrm. suites. liv. rm.
suites and all types Of kitchen fur
niture; refgr,, stove. washer and
drier, Some Just ike new. Can be
purchased for 75Ss of OF what they
cost new. COLES MOBILE HOMES
2; 8. Ia miles north Of Laurel
Evening star., 1956-12-15

FURN. IN IN pvt Jewish home
neal = desired eony % 'fanep
lounE nan ef younG lady 20
kfNEHDAL. MDs-aingls fsou foi
Lo1ng mar Ia dlift HgrrogheirEa
- ~ = Neek Cah VI f.501g
AkL.--LaTgs room ~ 1 0s 2 nsr
Csoas % bath private sntrnnes
ia01 " Nagne fi "a 7.al5f
AEL.. N--fFiyais bath. sspi1yss
sensa sless y ezs Vleisiig
Evening star., 1956-12-15

DESK SECRETARY - Solid blond
Seisht. "a ir': SS' rex. price. seS5; viii
sell for S265. Days, AD. 4-3O31:
ewes. after 5. TU. 2-791s. Appts.
avail. Sun. IL TO 4
Evening star., 1956-12-15

FIREPLACE EoUIP., gas OF electric
los; srs;,,y screens, sni, sIndirons etc ACNE
Evening star., 1956-12-15

BOXER PUPPIES, Axe reg; net and
show: 500 up. OIL. 2-7766.
POODLE PUPPIES. all-black minia-
lures. sire and dam pediereed; !;
European championship strain, 5
generations: will hold until Christ
mas. FEE 3-R30l
Evening star., 1956-12-15
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

MT. PLEASANT-Highly desirable
End a.. semipvt. bath. gentleman:
conV. transp. HUI 3.R3fiR.
Evening star., 1956-12-15
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ENGLISH AND WESTERN saddles Of
any kind; brides. halters. pony
saddles and harness. Special dis
PRATT SADDLE 4 HARNESS Co.
POS s. Paea ST.. Baltimore. Nd
on BALTIC. -Wsshington expressway.
REaE Tis 2s For fsns9 yoal a:5 s:5 :.a DSg.d IH S'
inspeeted. grown on one Of Virgin
las Govt LISTED farms. Just place
order. pick up meat in individual
packages Weighing from 10 . lbs.
Of all sorts. labeled and frozen
Processing done By one OF Manas-
aaS larEhst processing houses. AD
TWO GRAY HuNTERs. Stssi-gTay
mare. q yrs; old 1872 dapple geld
Ing, 8 yr1. old. 1873; GOOD eonilrma-
tEofoueh6red. \ Yrs. oid, ib.z: isdy's NV
or child's hunter; nl 2-yr. -old bay
hunter prospect, good sire and dis.
position; registered Palomino eeid.
ing, 8 yrs. old, looks. plus mannerni
Has won IN ehildTen's and Palo-
mino classes; (5) adorable Shetland
Ssns RSny' ehSrsn,' iSa '9lSSi ass,h '1G s5s %:.. %
ern pleasure horses. All within
your Christmas budRet. sTANLEY
JONES, JU. a-aeiS'
ANGUS BULL, aFe IL months, reSis.
tered, Eiieenmere No. 2.23s, ,504 I:
also, 7b0-lb. steer for your freezer
s.isIs !oi.sf o. e ny. t:ssssss' csssSsssAAS' 'E
WANTED, Fessonabiy priced Erssn
hunter ior IA ~. Old excel home
PONIEs--weli-broken shetland geld
% sle5 DU. S-f31a is'
SPECIAL - deposit
VII hold your pony or horse tlli
Christmat. Select from q eroup of
small ponies, iaree ponies. sey.
sral gentle hcrset Al kinds o.
Western. English saddles. brides
blanketas etc A complete selection
Of western wear for The family. lns
eludinR Acme boots. WFanaler ever.
ais. COWBOY ahlfa iacketA, ties.
belts. hata. etc HILLTOP PARN
Ii.heg fd. Temple Hills. Nd. 70
ENCLIsH aADDLEa, used. nsv TAD
cls raek oitl nrihl haltsft og-
- prices fer Chnf,mas Do s.
=. .a..a...-..
PoNfEa-eeveral nlee spotted poniss
81 fafIing sizes. Efceilent Christ
zlif. tefsrs fe Hson
slohIs. 80 Y 100 b. Car
Evening star., 1956-12-15
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.E.

Rooms FURhIsHEp-N.E.
NICELY FURNISHED room IN prl.
yate home for ] or ? 1921 South
DAKOTA ave. ne. la. 6-0aj2.
$50 n. l. AVE. Apt. 3-spotless al
nm. run. water; refgr, In I'm buA
A. door. - week. free parkinE
Must see 70 apprec AD 2-6tOi
ATTRACTIVE master bedTm IN nice
home bath and shower. Convenient
la. 0-s4ls.
COLORED- LGE. CORNER RM. NJ
BenntnR ahopping center. home
privil, accent child. Lu i-04e3
c0LoRED-NE-WARM. eozy rm
fmpl 9entl; nicely furn feas
rent; home priyli JU g-233s. le'
Evening star., 1956-12-15
ROOMS WITH BOARD

I5I, r. I. AVE. NV. downtown
bkfst Q am: reas. DE. 2-9645.
N.W.-Ncwly furn front rm. for !
ur ~' pnone IN rm.; excel. meals
8 am. breakfast. Reas. TU. ..2S0S
THE MARIETTA. 1875 18th st.
rooms: elevator excel. board. 12s
DUPONT TOWERS. 1908 2Ist ST
NV. diStinctive home for young
COLUMBIA RID. NV, e0Oi, at Conn
ave Nice rm, with TV; good
meals; rec. rm., piano. ping pong
young people; Sis wk. CO. 5-3403
l5s
MOTHER AND CHILD-Child care,
phone. TV, and home-like atmos-
phere; reas, JU. 5-6l59.
CLUB MASON
1875 N. II. AVE. NV.
De luxe living in a club residence
Tor business ladies and men. Singles
and others. $lS-S22.50 wk., incl.
meals, phone IN rm. mo charged :,
hotel services. NO. 7-6770.
BIGGEST AND BEST
You can make real friends and live
well on q moderate budget in one Of
our 40 resident halls for young men
and women. for as little as
$14 A WEEK
Including room. breakfast and din
ner. daily maid service. TV. bridge
club and frequent orchestra dances
HARTNET'T HALL
1926 21St ST. NV.
HU. 3-5432
Evening star., 1956-12-15

CHIHUAHUA PUPS, males and fe-
males, $50 up. All colors. Stud
snruica co A-OQQI
Evening star., 1956-12-15

, BROIHERS FURNITURE
Blocks From Batleys Crossroads
Open Mon. Through Fri, 90
SaturdaY TIL Noon
Evening star., 1956-12-15

5IOROETOWN- Baehssegt sF -.
ffff FNft rinatgrs tcNE nolfs
ssils sisn'y sisssfs 5s5iisiiy ~.
Eithse. tiTs Pa 3-ss53.
Evening star., 1956-12-15
DOGS. PETS. ETc.

hunters. brood stock from Amer
ica's, best in neagles. Axe regis
Evening star., 1956-12-15

ENCYCLOPEDIA. World Book. ap-
proved nationally, for elementary
and high school order now for
Christmas Give your child a fn-
ture as well as present: $40
down. So monthly CO 5-2h14
Evening star., 1956-12-15

ELEC. TRAIN SET. Lionel or
gauge. II cars. track mounted on
plv board Like new. ed5 complete.
Also BOYS schWinn bicycle. $40.
Evening star., 1956-12-15
TIRE SALE

Full retreads. guar. wear like new
9.9oxI6. 670xl5; S6.75; 7;1Qxl5
for snow treads. ALL SERVICE TIRE
CO. 1924 Ga. ave, RA. 6-9s50.
Evening star., 1956-12-15

Hi and . Hussman
self-contelned open-top frozen food
merchandiseTs; perfect operating
condition; cases now in use. No rea-
man. JUMBO room sToRFS, sGs0
BennlnR I'd ne LII l.QAnn
Evening star., 1956-12-15

ELECTRIC TRAINS repaired and
traded; new end used: trains and
access, for sale. JOE. JE. 2-1041.
EI ECTRIC TRAINS. old style. wide.
standard gauge: 3 sets; extra ac-
cessortes. engines. cars; S15 up
Evening star., 1956-12-15
DOG HOUSES

wHEATo.. PET CENTER. 10. 4-7ese
DRUMS, complete set WFL Classic.
sacrifice. Sl50. LO. 4-S593 16'
ELEC. LIONEL TRAIN. track inciud.
very good cond.. operating cattle
swhtks. DAN PAINTER, DU. 7-2757.
ELECTRIC RANGE, de luxe 39-in.
0-E; looks like new; thrift cooker,
auto. timer: 500. JE. 2-3796.
ELEC. STOVE, Frigidaire: dble.
sac. At SIPS. To see, zoos 34th st.,
MI Rainiar AP Z.AAro
Evening star., 1956-12-15

18TH AND PARK RID. N.W.--At-
trac. studio apt; pvt; . lge. rms,
path abundant closets. utils;
transp.; exposure sides. co. D.
Evening star., 1956-12-15

ELECTRIC SUNBEAM MIXMASTER.
Bowls. jnicer: excellent condition.
80 80. Revere ware and Presto
pressure cookers. SIS each Framed
outdoor Xmas lights. complete.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22
OPEN MEETING ON DITCH DRAINAGE
LEGISLATION SET BY FARM BUREAU

Representative Walter t. Gard
ner of Williams County, member
of the Ohio Legislative Service
Commission and chairman of the
Committee to Study Drainage Law
Revision, will be the main speaker
on proposed ditch drainage legiS-
lation at public meeting sponsor
ed by the Ottawa County Farm
Bureau at 800 pm Monday, June
25th at the st. Paul's E. & R..
Church in Oak Harbor
One of the main features of the
r<oposed bill on ditch drainage
which Rep. Gardner will be out
lining is the establishment of a
ditch drainage maintenance fund
which will, if enacted, effect the
farm landowners pocketsook.
Following the presentation of the
main features of the bill and a dis
cussion of various points, the OF
tawa County Farm Bureau will in
vite those present to participate
in a poll of opinion on the pro-
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22
Officers Remove
Man To Hospital

Police Officer Paul Molnar was
cut on the cheek and arm last
Thursday when four members of
the department plus Deputy James
Ellenberger of the sheriff'S depart
ment removed William Hartwig of
209 Monroe st. from his home after
probate court ordered him detain-
ed at Toledo State Hospital
The patient, gripping three
foot angle iron with which Police
officer William Faust had been
struck on the arm last Tuesday, re-
fused to open the door at Chief
Robel's request, calling to officers
to Stay Away"
Officers had to break down a
door to get the man and in the
struggle officer Molnar was cut by
the angle iron. A strait jacket from
the sheriff's department was used
as the patient was taken to Toledo
IN the police cruised.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22
Il..IIl!.:A...E!!l'',1 O. his
JAMES [. H0RTH

Death Monday claimed James L
Horth, "a, Of 423 Short-st, 1895
graduate of the University of Mich
igan and retired office worker
He had been i'll six years.
Funeral services are Thursday
at 2 from the Gerner and Wolf
mortuary, Reader Wagner conduct
ing the Christian Science services
with burial in Lakeview cemetery
Mr.. Horth was born in Syracuse
N. Y, and is survived by his wife,
Maude; three sons, c. Benjamin
Horth of Westchester, Pa, Dudley
S. Horth of Fort Wayne, Ind, and
Robert l.. Horth of San Mateo
Calf; six grandchildren and four
great grandchildren.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22

ed probate Judge to succeed Judge
Bowland Of Genoa.
He was married in 1909 to Ida K.
Strange, whose father was pastor
of Evangelical Trinity Church in
Elliston. She died Feb. l, 1927, and
since then Judge Rupp has lived
alone in an apartment at the Rupp
home. 227 Adams st.
A world traveller, Judge Rupp in
| Is years travelled 10000 miles
touching 81 of the leading coun-
tries in the world. He has been in
every large city except Vienna and
Moscow. He was in great demand
throughout northern Ohio as a
speaker on his returns from his
various trips.
AS the passing years curtalled
extensive travelling, Judge Rwpp
turned to farming as a hobby and
as a pastime, he explained "to
keep from spending all my time
between walls" The old family
homestead at Elliston and another
farm near Trowbridge provide in
terest and relaxation. Three fine
gardens and fruit trees give proof
of his physical abilities.
He has been in charge of Fed
eral Bank Loans here since 1886,
and two plaques commencing his
outstanding service hang in his law
offices.
A charter member of KiWanis
club. he also has been very active
in Masonic order He belongs to
local bodies and also is a member
Of Sandusky Commandary and To-
ledo Consistery. He is a member
of the IO.O.F. lodge For 43 years
ne has been president Of the East
Clinton Lumber and Coal Co. Dur
ing World War II he served on the
AppIeate Draft Board.
A public speaker with a mastery
command of language and a crisp,
compelling enunciation, Jud & e
Rupp is greatly in demand to de
liver requiem eulogieS.
He has no children. His only sur
viving brother is Louis Rupp, Gray
town, three sisters and a brother
having died.
Judge Rupp had a memorable ex-
perience recently. A schoolmate,
DR.. William w Peter, whom he
had not seen for So years, now
living at Port Republic, Maryland,
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22
Draft Board
Calls Attention
To Recent Changes

Leslie E. Meyer, Chairman of
Selective Service Local Board No.
95, emphasizes the importance
which has now been placed on the
timely reporting of all changes in
occupation, marital, family, de-
pendency, military and physical
status by each draft regiStrant.
The draft board chairman also
stressed the necessity of keeping
the board advised of any change
in address since a large number of
reported delinquencies originate
with the failure to perform this
simple act. A registrant is now re-
quired to submit any change in his
status whatsoever to his local board
within 10 days after It occurs, or
in those cases where the board
mails him request for informa-
ton, he is given 10 days in which
to reply.
Il believe it is significant to
point out" said Mr.. Meyer that
the failure to keep draft boards
completely informed of status
changes has, in numerous in
stances, resulted in the induction
of those registrants who might not
have been required to go if this
simple obligation had been met.
This is particularly true in the case
of fathers maintaining a Donafide
family relationship with a child or
children in the home. New regula-
tions permit a delay in their in
duction until after non-fathers of
the same age group have been in
Quoted, provided the board is mott
fled of the fatherhood or pregnancy
Of the wife prior to the time the
order for induction is mailed.
Otherwise the father is liable for
induction along with the nom
fathers"
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1956-06-22
Dealers Names
Drawn From Hat

Three years ago the Salem-O Oak
Harbor board of education had a
rough time finding an auto dealer
to participate in the schools driver
training course.
So the award at that time went
to Tri-Motor Sales.
But it was different situation
when the board members met Mon
day night to award the contract.
Four dealers indicated a desire to
get in on the proposition.
Solomon-like. the board drew
names from a hat and the training