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Evening star., 1948-10-05
Judge Doubts Right
OF Court 10 Delete
Charter Provision
By }. B. Zotmon
Stor Stoff Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 5.-Judge
Charles Markell of the Maryland
Court of Appeals today questioned
the authority Of the Montgomery
County Circuit Court to order dele
ton of certain provisions from the
proposed county charter.
Judge Markell is one Of six appel
late jurists hearing appeals by op-
posing sides from the Circuit Court S
ruling.
The lower court ruled July %
that one section Of the charter is
unconstitutional and also ordered
the proposed charter placed on the
ballot in November, with the Of
Tending provision removed.
Judge Markell made his remark
shortly after the hearing opened.
II can't find any authority for
any court to order a provision re-
moved from a proposed law" he
declared. THAT appears to me to
be the duty of a censor"
All Parties Appeal.
Hubert A. Schneider, Bethesda
and Washington attorney. who is
seeking to block a charter referen-
dunn. agreed with Judge Markell.
Mr.. Schneider as well as the
Montgomery County Charter Com
mittee and Charter Board have ap-
pealed from the lower courts
opinion.
Mr.. Schneider bases his appeal on
the claim that a provision in the
proposed charter providing for ap-
preparation of funds in executive
session each June is unconstitutional
since such action is a legislative
function. The Charter Committee
and Charter Board, however, take
an opposite view.
In his argument today, Mr.. Schnei-
der contended the offending provi-
sion cannot be separated from the
proposed charter before 1t is voted
on by county residents. He claimed
that If the Court of Appeals finds
the provision unconstitutional it
should throw out" the entire
charter.
THE State constitution" Mr.
Schneider told the court, "prescribes
in detail how a charter shall be
drafted and voted on. The Charter
Board is authorized to draft a
charter and to submit 1t to the
voters.
Sees Complete Invalidation.
1T follows that no charter can be
submitted to the voters except the
original document drafted by the
Charter Board. The constitution
does not permit any one to make
any changes in the plan before 1t
is submitted to the voters"
At this point he was interrupted
by Jddge Markell, who asked why
the court could not permit the
charter to 60 to the voters with a
statement that part Of the plan is
unconstitutional.
Mr.. Schneider's reply was that
any provision which has been ruled
unconstitutional would invalidate
the entire document.
He also contended that since the
lower court has termed appropria-
ton of funds to be a legislative
function, any budget drafted by the
proposed county council under a
charter form of government would
not become effective until August
Is, thus leaving the county without
funds with which to operate be-
tween thes beginning Of the fiscal
year on July / and the August Is
date.
He explained that originally the
proposed charter provided for ap-
preparation of funds in executG-
session in June, to take effect JulHL
Evening star., 1948-10-05

l WOuQ 1OrgeC
all about it in
time--but 1t all
C a m e b a C k to
me yesterday,
said Mrs. Leroy
w. M a son Of
Colesville, Md.
Mrs. M a S o n
p ull e d her s.
Y e a TO ! d son,
Leon Roger Ma
son, from a fish
pond and revived
him with artif-
cial respiration.
S he discovered
the bOy, uncon-
Evening star., 1948-10-05
Bethesda PTA Plans
Discussion Toniqht

The Montgomery County school
system will be discussed at the first
meeting of the Parent-Teachers
Association of the Bethesda Ele-
mentary School at o'clock tonight
in the school building, Wilson lane.
Irving McNayr, county supervisor,
will give financial facts and Edgar
M. Douglass, assistant superin-
tendent of schools, will tell patrons
what they get for their school dol
lar.
Evening star., 1948-10-05
Red Cross Training Enables
Mother to Save Life of Boy, 3

A mother of seven children could
credit her wartime Red Cross first
aid training for saving the life of
her youngest child.
when I took the course, I thought
Evening star., 1948-10-05
Arlinc<oo Fiasaoa to Meet

The Arlington Voluneeer Fire De-
partment, Inc, win neet at 8 pm.
tomorrow ct No. ! Fire House, 104l
South Edsewood stEeet. Arlington.
H. M. Dye Of the Arlington County
Red Gross will speak. \
Evening star., 1948-10-05

scious, floating face up In 8 feet OF
water in the pond at the Mason
home. Mrs. Mason had gop to
Evening star., 1948-10-05
You and Your Hospitals
You and Your Hospitals
Charity Load, Rising Costs Hit
Hospitals With New Impact
(Second Of a Series.)
By George Beveridoe

Why voluntary hospitas-despite highest charges
hstory-come the District government
Washington for financial help?
glance at these figures gives the fastest
hospitals according Hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18

Mr.. Davis added that liberals win
have to work through the estab-
lished parties because he sees. no
hope for . genuine progressive party
in this country.
He called Henry A. Wallace's Pro-
gressive Party "a very small Com
munist tail wagging a large muddle-
headed dog"
"A new chapter Of ave In the
Northwest section was launched 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18

ONCE Of War Information, said last
night.
Mr.. Davis discussed the future Of
liberalism in the light Of the three
recent national political conventions
before more than 400 persons ct
the American Veterans Committee
Clubhouse, l75l New Hampshire
avenue NV. He covered the three
conventions for the American
Broadcasting Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
Fighting Between Liberals
Kills Chances, Davis Warns

Liberals will have to learn not to
fight among themselves, because this
inevitably leads to victory for those
with whom they disagree most, Ell
mer Davis, wartime chief Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18
Rent Rise Authorized
In o6-Unit Apartment

The District Rent Control Admin
istration has authorized q s.94 per
cent rent increase for 50 units Of
an apartment house at 400 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV.
The District National Securities
Corp. had requested a 15.o5 per cent
increase. The case was heard by
Examiner william r. Mansfield.
The new rents will range from
$3.50 to $60.50 q month, whereas
they formerly ranged from $35
to SIS.
Naval stores is the trade name
for products derived from gum or
NTH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-08-18

the meeting. wadsworth Likely,
6622 Broad street, Brookmont, Nd,
presided,
Evening star., 1948-06-11
GoriboIdi, aShurkey to Nix

Gino Garibaldi, who upset the
dope in holding Frank Sexton, mat
titleholder, to a draw here Wednes-
day, will meet Babe Sharkey, for
mer champion, in the feature match
Of next Wednesday nights rassle
show at Turner'S Arena G
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Power Boat Regatta
June 80 Draws Fast
|'2B HydropIanes

The first entries in the fast 225-
cubic-inch hydroplane class have
been received by Chairman Hudson
Moses for the National Capital
Power Boat regatta here June 20
under auspices of the Junior Board
Of Commerce.
They are Robert w. Schroeder's
Double Trouble of North Tona-
wanda, N. Y, and Carl E. Lanman's
O-We-Go of Arbutus, Md. Lanman
Is executive secretary OF region 4,
American Power Boat Association.
Two 91-cubic-inch hydroplanes
also have been entered by out-of-
town drivers. While there are no
separate events for this sporty little
class, Moses has notified the drivers
they may enter the 1855 class. They
are Ed Campanella, Rumson, N. j.,
and Wallace M. Rowland, Havre de
Grace, Md.
Entries continue to pile up IN the
outboard classes. Here are q few:
Dennis A. Martin, Jackson, Mich;
Tommy Harden, High Point, N. G.;
William Guldin, Chester, Pa; John
D. Owens, Richmond; Bill Barrett,
Hawthorne, N. Y; Charles F.
Thomas, Baltimore; Lawrence Bue-
dell. Essex, Md, and John Cooper,
Richmond.
Cooper is rated one Of the best
drivers in the class c outboard run
abouts. He's entered in both the
service and racing divisions.
| Vic Scott of Forest Hills, Long Is
land, winner of last years Albany
New York Hudson River marathon
and a strong contender for the same
event slated for Sunday, formally
entered his boats this week.
| Moses meets with Government Of
1cials this afternoon to work out
more technical details Of the re-
gatta. Racing begins Sunday at
II am. over a course between High
way and Lincoln Memorial Bridge.
The Junior Board has arranged
for 500 seats along the seaWall IN
East Potomac Park. Tickets are on
sale at the Burlington Hotel, 1120
Vermont avenue NV. and at the
board Office, Room 220, Star
/ Building.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Instruction in Sailing Offered
Bv CopitoI Marina Officials

ton street, Apartment 233. Arling-
ton, Va.
Meanwhile, Brekke looked forward
to July /, by which time additional
appropriations may be expected, as
suring completion Of the construc-
ton of sailboat slips. Major i'm
provement still pending Is placement
Of floats between piles.
Further furnishing Of the club
house and grounds is slated for
this month.
Despite absence Of floats, . large
fleet Of boats has taken up moor
ings at the marina and more are
expected.
The marina has II sailboats for
use Of students as for hire by the
hour. There are two penguin
dinghies, four dolphin class dories,
four cat-rigged knockabouts and two
sloops. With the exception OF the
penguins, the boats are about 16
feet In length.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Yachtsmen's 5 Exodus
To Bay Under Way

The exodus Of Washington
yachtsmen to the Chesapeake is
under way. Already; around to
West River at the popular Chesa-
peake Yacht Club base are eight
Corinthian Y, G. cruisers. They
are Rowland Kings Sea Queen
Harold Talbot's Biddy, G. Emery
Galliher's Apple Jack, Don Holmes
Donald Duck, Edgar Brawner's
Dorogar, Homer Millard's Mary M.
Clarence s. Bruce's Sallie B. and
E. M. Burnham's Won't Cha Bite.
Ashby Reardon will give an illus.
trated lecture Tuesday at $3.50 pm
at Old Dominion Boat Club ir
Alexandria on early Potomac River
steamboats,. There will be no ad.
mission charge.
Hampton Yacht Club has SHIFTED
the starting date for its long distance
race from Annapolis to Old Poin
Comfort from July / to June 30
This means the flet starts out on
Wednesday. At stake is the Virginis
Cruising Cup. Hampton Y. G. ha!
planned q big Independence Day
week end regatta of both sail ane
power, following the down-bay
classic.
Hampton one-design skippers o.
the lower bay have been invited te
q regatta Sunday at Virginia Beach
sponsored by Cavalier Yacht and
Country Club. They race for the
Cavalier Challenge Cup, q perma-
nent trophy.
Evening star., 1948-06-11

Sailing fans who have longed t<
handle q boat, but never found any
one to take the time to teach them
the tricks are going to have that
big opportunity now.
Oficials Of the Washington Sail
ing Marina, located just south Of
National Airport OF Mount Vernon
boulevard, announced plans today
for instructions in sailing.
And just to make sure 1t takes IL
virtually all ages, the course Is
open to persons between the years
of IL and 80.
Five persons will constitute
class, The tuition" fee entities
each student to 10 hours of super
vised instruction and use OF boats
and facilities Of the marina.
There will be beginners, advanced
and racing classes, thus covering the
whole field of sailing.
William Lilley, an experienced
sailor, will serve as chief instructor
He will operate under Nils Brekke
supervisor of the marina, and his
assistant, Jim Morgan.
Persons interested in joining the
classes should phone Hobart 7761
or write Morgan at 1401 South Bar
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Crawford Outpoints Lyons

RICHMOND, June II (SpeciaD -
Jackie Crawford, Washington heavy
weight, outpointed Jackie Lyons OF
Pittsburgh in the main bout on a
charity fight card here last night.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
AIbony-New York
Outbourd Race
Draws Boy, IS

The race committee for the
18th Albany-New York outboard
marathon took special action this
week to sanction the entry Of
Jon M. Culver. Of Dayton, Ohio,
15-year-oid son Of Merlyn Culver.
"135" class champion and win
ner of the Jafco Trophy for the
last two years.
The 136-mile Elgh-speed en-
durance contest for stock out
board runabouts will be run on
Sunday under conditions provid-
ing that contestants must be at
least Is years old.
However, an exception was
made In young Culver's case on
the ground that his racing expe-
rience is obvious evidence Of abil-
ity to compete on equal terms
with older drivers.
To date, 119 entries have been
received at Albany-New York
race headquarters, 572 Madison
avenue, New York, N. Y.
Evening star., 1948-06-11
Fore AND AFT
By Malcolm Lomborne, Jr.

The emphasis will be on youth
when the country's top paddlers
gather here Sunday for the 10000
meter qualifying events for the
OIympics. Racing begins at $3.50
am. on the Potomac of George
town, with Potomac Boat Club and
Washington Canoe Club acting as
hosts.
A good portion Of the youths
phase will be supplied by four pad
dlers. They are Tommy Horton,
"a, P. B. c., University Of Maryland
sophomore; Prank Havens, %, w.
c. c., student at Montgomery Junior
College; Ken Clark, "a, P. B. c.,
Maryland senior, and John Eiseman,
%. P. B. c., Maryland junior.
The boys turned in superb per-
formance last Sunday in the 1000
meter events on Lake Sebago and
are counted on again day after to-
morrow. Immediately after the
races, the Olympics Committee OF
the American Canoe Association
meets at the w. C. G. to certify
the teams that will represent the
United States in Great Britain.
Cruising, racing and Delta Glass
yachts OF the Chesapeake will re-
ceive thier first real tryout Sunday
in the 16-mile triangular Love Point
Swan Point race sponsored by Glib
son Island Yacht Squadron. Stars
race q 12-mile course at the same
time.
The big event will give J. Miller
Sherwood, skipper Of the new
Owens cutter Rubicon. chance to
show Just how fast his yacht is.
Last Sundays run from Rhode
River to Gibson Island was Just a
sleigh ride. Rubicon won 1t with
some to spare on corrected time.
|. Capital Y. c. has its first club
cruise slated for June 1927. Those
members able to get away from
their jobs Friday will leave at S
pm, with Fleet Capt. Tommy
Keane leading the way in his South
ern. They anchor that night at
Mattawoman Creek.
A second contingent, led by Rear
Commodore Andy Robinson In his
Helandy II, shoves of from the
club Saturday at 8 am. They plan
to meet up with Group as 1t
leaves the creek, and the combined
fleet will proceed to Chapel Point.
All hands gather at the point for
supper and entertainment. On
Sunday, they cruise back to Wash
ington.
Evening star., 1948-06-11

trout are coming up into nearby
waters and we expect any day to
hear Of the advent Of the boards
Of blues that now are prevalent all
along the Atlantic seaboard.
Continuous bad weather has re-
tarded salt water fishing in many
spots, but it is steadily improving,
and should soon be In full stride.
Incidentally, the price for green
shrimp used in cumming has been
about 81 per gallon. Wait until the
schoolboys are turned loose and
you'll see this price drop to about
half.
Fresh water angling. except Tor
black bass on the Eastern Shore Of
Maryland and trout and crappie IN
both Maryland and Virginia, still is
confined mostly to Potomac river
angling for pan rock and catfish
with only fair catches reported.
Continued rains have held noun
tain trout fishing down consider
ably. Also many streams have been
heavily fished in both States and
now are not nearly so productive.
Virginia's black bass season opens
June 20 and Maryland's bass season
July /. West Virginia beats the gun
by one day, the bass season In that
State opening June 10. So another
10 days will widen the field OF the
anglers activities and help take
the load of spots now being so
heavily fished.
| For those not interested In fishing,
the big event Of this week end is the
colorful North-South skeet cham
pionships Saturday and Sunday at
the grounds of National Capital
Skeet Club Of Bradley boulevard
about 3 miles west Of Wisconsin
avenue. This promises to be not
only the biggest shoot IN number
of entries, but one Of the most hotly
contested ever held. The National
Capital Rebels" five-man team
in the all-bore really has been "hot"
all spring, but most anything In the
way of an upset can happen in big
shoot of this sort. The public Is
cordially invited to come out and see
some Of the worlds finest skeet
shots in action. There Is no ad-
mission fee charged. Luncheon will
be served on the grounds both days
and there is ample parking space.
Any scattergun addict will find this
a most interesting and enjoyable
occasion.
The annual meeting Of the Re-
gional Council of the Izaak Walton
League will be held at the Willard
Hotel, Sunday at 2:30 pm. ofncers
will be elected and many important
problems discussed. All Waltonians
in Maryland, Virginia, West Vir-
ginia and the District Of Columbia
are urged to attend
Evening star., 1948-06-11

one has In mind,
but the answer
at this time Of
the year OBJ
viously is most
anywhere. The
hardheads are
taking hold all
over the Chesa.
peake Bay area,
trolling for pan
rockdSh has been
fair cumming
for perch, rock
and hardheads
In various areas
has been very
productive. the
Evening star., 1948-06-11
eorinthions to Cruise

Corinthian Yacht Club holds Its
second cruise and rendezvous of the
season to Chapel Point, Md, over
the Fourth Of July. Fleet Capt
Etinne Grow is in charge. CORN
thians cruised to the Point ovel
Memorial Day
Evening star., 1948-06-11
OUTDOORS
With Bill leetch

Every dyed-in-the-wool angler
asks on most week ends where can
Il catch some fish?" OF course much
depends upon what kind Of flsh
Evening star., 1948-09-12
SEPTEMBER 18TH IS
AIR FORGE DAY

Eyes up, America!
That silver-winged thunder is
Your Air Force on parade.
Count 'em as they come across .
Are these enough? To some, perhaps,
But not to the great majority of Americans
Who want a stronger Army-Navy-Ar Force team
10 keep this nation a power for peace,
To guard its freedom,
To maintain absolute supremacy in the air.
If you, too, believe
That Air Power is Peace Power,
There is something you can do on Air Force Day.
visit to your nearest Air Force Base
Or installation, or Recruiting Station,
Or the Air Force Day exhibits in your community
Will show you, 6rsthand, just what il takes
In men and machines and ideas
To preserve peaceful sky.
Meet the men of the Air Force
The pilots, the mechanics, the specialists
The men Of the Air Force Reserve,
The Air RO.T.c. and The Air National Guard.
See for yourself Why they are often called
The finest airmen in the world.
IT you can measure up join them
In one of many opportunity filled careers
This, then, can be your tribute
On September l8-
To know your Air Force we'll
And understand its needs!
Listen 70 vs'es q fss Ar.y "ssssd Air Feree esr
"Presdy We Hail." asd "os tks yo.r rsdte
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