SCUDDER STATE TAX FREE TRUST
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Scudder Ohio Tax Free Fund

Supplement to Prospectus
Dated August 1, 1998

The following replaces text in the "Why invest in the Fund?" section on page 7:

As illustrated by the chart on the preceding page, depending on your tax bracket
and individual  situation,  you may earn a substantially higher after-tax return
from the Fund than from comparable  investments  that pay income subject to both
Ohio state personal income tax and regular  federal income tax. For example,  if
your  regular  federal  marginal tax rate is 36% and your Ohio tax rate is 6.9%,
your  effective  combined  marginal  tax rate is 40.42%  when  adjusted  for the
deductibility  of state taxes.  Thus, you would need to earn a taxable return of
7.03% to receive  after-tax income equal to the 4.19% tax-free yield provided by
Scudder Ohio Tax Free Fund for the 30-day  period ended March 31, 1998. In other
words,  it would be necessary to earn $1,678 from a taxable  investment to equal
$1,000  of  tax-free  income  you  receive  from the Fund.  The yield  levels of
tax-free and taxable  investments  continually  change.  Before investing in the
Fund, you should compare its yield to the after-tax yield you would receive from
a comparable investment paying taxable income.

September 2, 1998


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