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Evening star., 1948-06-27
CHEVY CHASE VIEW

Excellent neighborhood out where it's cool;
large lot, 1O0x2OO on wide. improved
street: brick Colonial. lving and dining
rooms, kitchen and sunroom on lst foor;
3 bedrooms, . baths; built-in garage
S26,S5O. once open today. Call WO.
1900.
Evening star., 1948-06-27
CHEVY CHASE

large home of excellent brick construe-
ton and In fne condition for the family
that needs a real home with space loca-
school and trans: first ir, liv. rm,, dining
room, kit with breakfast NOOK gen q ana an.
inciosed porch; fIoored attic, reached by
full stairway: garage; this is real valus
at $50 600 VICTOR WICKERSHAM, 4225
4Ist st NV OR. 200.
Evening star., 1948-06-27

once B. H. VERNON, Broker. WI 1890
GHm io-rm., bath nome with income: 3rd-n
apt viii carry note With Su6s.sntia1 R Hr4R a2Tn
81 SfEs sasf fos sSei INsPEcfcs RT fess TO-DAY 'py
apos Corner brick ni;.n modern cen5er r6ams ha1 n
Guiding 3 spacious bedrooms. with z
baths on End A.: rec. room, sarase, OIL
heat; attractive lot and shrubbery; IN cony
NE seEms sso" or W. 4s5 snn and sves
soos e8th ST. at Cathedral ave;-Lovely
garage; $4,000; terms; owner. GO.
FAMILY BRICK-only 7 years. old. .
nice apartments; rms. and bath in each;
payment REQ csll co; 1888 or oE. sa41
NEAR sHsa chIN cHEHY Cha CHASE COUNTRY CLUB
rms. aad sstn On End "a ooT = studio gaS iu, Iig
snstH m Hin mir1ors pssns is.. M mod Kit with break
fast nook cork flooring on 1st and md
floors; unusually lge; rec. rm-' with rite.
gear garage; ideal for diplomatic or family,
who sntertains extensively; the I owner wi xiii
acTs this Ca. 'ss sd o01s oo for aS's no
{ chssss; a,;s,,J D,.aeeorsssa sssH
Tennyson st NV: S nsap.iISiiy hath ame lie.
ines: diminished 3rd d. with space for
ise. rms. and bath: h.-w,h.;, oil burner.
fun cellar, laundry room, toilet: ,, EaIase; hass
SHADE trees: only S22,500; $4,000 cash;
9psn sqRdfy q Zra 20 RREh Pjm, HosrrTAL-os,o 0
9TH st nv: open sun. I-6 pm: a lse.
det. brk. home. with immense liy, rm:
din. rm., kit, den. breakfast nook. . spacious
halls, bedrms. and baths; oct. doN .sis
GIoRfus. pi: Ias5, as2 < =. M a.,t,mo,.
ave. Takoma Park. Nd. Red brick, lEe
oedrms.. 22-ft liv.- rm.. fireplace, 15.ft-
din. rm.. gar, oil h;ha; h;.sh; sale pries: ns,
cent HERMAN HANNAUER, Realtor'
! 1895 Georgia ave, sliso 4729. sliso 5uSo' ~
Evening star., 1948-06-27
EDW. H. JONES g. CO., INC.

CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
An attr det stone and brick home. buns
n1sc. rhsc pitEi ain " rm' M kit, rear scrnd porch
overlooking lovely grounds: the end floor
has bedrms. and 2 excel. tiled baths,
maids room and bath in bsmt.: stairs 70
storage attic; gas h,-w. heat, ouilt-lE ga
rage; priced S24 800.
w. B. WRIGHT
Evening star., 1948-06-27
CHHLuM SECTION

Open Sunday. to 6-5421 Blair rd; be
( tween Kennedy and Jefferson sts-besu-
/ tiful detached brick home on large lot
| rooms. 2 baths. gas h,-wh,; only
wears old, in excellent condition ,r,nsn con.
| eftras include Venetian blinds, deep freeze
television and Bendix washer. al liss IKE
new; wall-to-wall csrpetinE; POSSESSION
/ SQnI
Evening star., 1948-06-27

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
charmingly decorated modern brick
home in immaculate cond., in 4 very con-
verlient area; 1st floor. living rn:, nreplace
din. rm. kit, powder roomi End a.. 3
bedrms. and bath: asphalt tile on bsmt
floor; slate roof. porch, hot-water gas heat
w. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 1880
Evening star., 1948-01-16

WRc, to:30-Kay kyssr tells Bill Stern
something about the sports Interests Of
musc's noiabIes. :.
VOL, t0:30-Tex Bsnsks's Orchestra. with
Baritone Garry Stevens end The Moonlight
ssrenadsrs, begins a new series Of musical
shows
WINK 1880" The Budget and How Tax
should Be Redueed-If At all" Speakers are
Senators Ferouson and Dworshsk, Representahes
Evening star., 1948-01-16
on THE AIR TONIGHT.

VOL, e:30-Boris KsrloH and Playwright
George Kaufman join the quiz expsrs on
information Please"
WMAL, t0:00-1ony Janiro and lavern
Roach in a f0round boxing match.
VOL, i0:00-Newsmen interview Repre-.
sentative Harold Knuison, chairman Of the
House Waw and Means Committee.
Evening star., 1948-01-16
RADIO PROGRAM

Ls.mhsss eaanea THE EVENING STAR, Washington, Z.
" M hme, late earseson ~
Evening star., 1948-01-16

4onronsY end Gore.
Wc, t0:45-Rsprsssniafiw Emanuel cslIsr
discusses The FoIIiss II Pssssiims Con.
seripilon."
VOL, ft:30-A discussion Of tivil service
problems. Speakers include Representative
Homer Jones', James Burns, Federation Of
Government Employees president, and Harry
Mitchell. Civil Service Commission president.
Evening star., 1948-01-16

18th b sts. NE. 1905 Nichols Ave. 81.
seas Ga. Ave. NV. Falls Church. virgins
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13
Lincoln Lions Re adv
For Carolina "Rams"

The football team Of the ram
pant Rams of Winstron- Salem
Teachers College is coming up
from North Carolina on Satur-
day. Nov Is. 10 try 10 beard the
Lincoln Lion in his den.
The Rams thus far have an
urbeaten and united season and
since Lincoln IS the only other
CIAA game they play. the Win
>ton team is pointing for this
one.
Winston has beaten Johnson
C Smith. Delaware. Bluefield,
and ST. Augustine in the CIAA.
Smith had previously tied Hamp-
ton. and Delaware had a one
point victory over Lincoln 10 its
credit before taking a shellack-
ing from the Rams.
Lincoln. after a false start
against Delaware. has gone on
10 win three straight in Associa-
ton competition by taking Union,
Morgan and Hampton in sue
cessive weeks. II looks as il
Lincoln viii not be up to full
strength for the Winston en-
counter. Patterson. end. who
PLAYED some smart football
against Hampton. is probably out
for the season: and the great
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13
Will Larry Dolby Hit 35 Homers In 1949?
Expected To Be
"Stan MusiaI" Of
American League

Within two years Larry Eu-
gene Dolby. Negro outfielder for
the Cleveland Indians. will be
the best outfielder and hitter in
the American League.
This prediction is made by Jim
McCulley, leading New York
sports writer. in the current issue
of BASEBALL DIGEST. McCul-
ley forecasts the Indians leading
world series batter - .3l8 aver
age - will be the American Lea
CUES Stan Musial."
500. Doby'S record with the In.
..dians this year bears out his.
hackers. He batted 800 most Of.
the season. finishing with 30l...
drove in IS runs, Knocked out.
"a home run in every park (buO
..SportSmans in ST. ..Louis) in
Guiding his home that won the.
fourth World Series game. ........
Dolby is the most improved
ball player on our team, for that.
matter in the whole league" !.
Lou Boudreau. Cleveland man..
lager has declared. "He has been.
an inspiration TO US all.
Thirty-fve homers next season
is predicted for the 23-year old
ball player, who McCulley, New
York Daily News staff writer. says
will surpass even Joe Louis in
public esteem.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13
Will Mitchell Claim
Title In L01tis Bout !?

and referee there must be an
opponent, and Mitchell is il.
Even If Joe Louis decides 10
postpone retirement after a
somewhat indefinite period il Is
highly doubtful that Detroiters
VIII receive another opportunity
10 see the Champion in any
type Of match. This IS the rea-
son the promoters are expecting
sellout crowd for next weeks
match.
Mitchell has made the same
statement that others who have
met LOUIS in exhibition matches
have made. that he will claim
the Championship Il he should
keyo the Champion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13
Wayne u. Eleven
On Cridiron Wane

It's almost tossup as to who defeated Wayne Uni
versty Saturday Toledo Lee Pete and the Toledo
r. am or the University of Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13

One Of the largest fight crowSs
IN several years is expected 70
be on hand when World Heavy
weight Champion Joe Louis
meets = practically unknown and
lnheralded Vern Mitchell in an
exhibition match al Olympia on
Friday Nov 49,
In Mitchell. Louis viii be
meeting one Of the most medi-
ocre OF the fighters that the
boxing famine has necessitated
However. Il must be kept in
rind by the same token that
there must be ring gloves
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13
Force Record
Points Toward
Natl Champs
For 1949

HAMPTON. Va. - Hamp.c, ,
Institute officials displayed great
satisfaction this week after "a
vealing that Wilberforce Stat.
College had agreed to play Hamn.
ton Institutes Pirates. the hos,
team. in the first annual Shrine'
sponsored Fish Bowl Game in
Norfolk, Va, Saturday, Dec. 4th
$50. Wilberforce accepted after
routing Tennessee State College
generally recognized as Negro.
National Champions in 1915 and.
AT, in Washington. ID. c.. 26-T.
The following week. WILDER.
force stretched its 1913 string Of
Victories TO six by downing
Lincoln University MOI 1870
Curiously enough. WilberforceI
closest shave up TO that point was
in the 1877 season opener with
North Carolina A. & T. COLLEGE
a team that Hampton defeated
2l-0. On the other hand. The
mighty Force outfit swamped
Tuskegee. 1913. where the Pirates
had TO come from behind 10 win
1877. against the same opposition.
Other Wherefore victorie,
were scored against powerful
Kentucky State. 20-7. and anoth.
er outstanding eleven, Gramblins
10.
Hampton. besides downing A
& 7. and Tuskegee, defeated
Shaw University, the defending
ClAA champions. l4-0, but ran
into hot water in their other three
tits through October 30. They
tied johnson c. Smith. 1920 but
lost to potent Virginia State Col.
lege, 1870. and to Lincoln Uniyer.
sity (Penna.) 1910.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13

WAYNE seemed 70 have gone
70 pieces at the seams as the
Ohio team gave them a 27-l4
drubbing.
Standout PLAYER on he entire
fed vas Lee Pete. who staged
ore ~ the greatest siRglehsnd-
ed attacks seen on any football
team AZ any time Wayne Just
didnt seem 20 have any form
Of defense 20 offer Pete on his
passes Waat details Pete couldn't
cover hv passing haltbacks jim
HAYS and Emerson Cole picked
Up ov hard runntnc
Wayne UnlversiiYs flashY
Don Godbold turned in the
best performance for the Tar.
tsrS He was the driving pow
er behind a so yard score in
the first quarter.
IN the second quarter God
bold really stretched out 70
make a 50 ward run ssouai hs
ght end for touchdown
Eazely converted hoh cxaa
points giving tire Tsriars their
total score trr ne game They |
we're held score,eS IN the second /
ha.' whe ;ee Toledo tear pro
ceeaed 70 run ther score up 70
o. "a MS
PLAY OMAHA SATURDAY
The War0e University gf!d- |
rr- 1rrrr fnnt- f11. la.s -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13

"Howie" Thomas is nursing
charley-horse. Reeves, stall
wart end. has bad shoulder,
and Lacy Jackson, a bear Of
defensive end, has missed most
OF the games this season while
nursing an old injury. The al
ternate quarterback, Thomas
Holmes. has a shoulder injury.
and Captain Sydney Tiny"
Bridgeforth can play only a part
Of the time With these in
juires, Lincoln's freshman team
will have its work cut for il
against the strong Rams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13
Arkansas Lions
Defeat Bishop
College, Il : e
Bv LANES BOSTIC

PINE BLUFF, rk.-Buddy
Aliens Arkansas State Golden
State Lions snapped out OF a
three-game losing streak last
Monday night to come from be-
hind and roll over a strong Bis
hop College eleven 2l-6 at the
Louisiana State Fair at Shreve-
port before crowd Of nearly
10000 The Lions were spanked
by the savage line punching Of
220-pound John Body Wat
son and the deadly accurate
passing OF freshman Morris
Byrd
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13
SCORE BOARD

Southern L. IS, Bishop o
Wherefore State IL, Delaware
State 0
Clark 10. Maker IL.
Howard s. Hampton o
Kentucky State %. Louisville
Municipal s.
Mss. Industrial -. Toueaioo Z.
s. Augustine IS, Minor T q
North Carolina 80 J c. Smith,
50 caroaan A & " 10. Olaf
In Q
Virginia 81. y. c. State II.
Prairie View 20. Texas Col.
lege s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-13
Saddler To Be
Busy Fighter

With a fight in Honolulu and
commitment 10 fight ex-
Champion Willie Pep in February
the newly crowned Worlds
Festherweight Champion, Sandy
Saddler. is going TO be a real
busy guy for the next 90 days.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-21

SENATE JOINT 1ES0LUIIoN NO. {
Proposed amendment % the Constitution
@ permit the legislafure g 6x the
salaries Of the elected state olncials.
b IL Rsso'ssd. By tie Senate and House
- q legislative session assembled:
That &C Tie general election % be held In
III stats on The Tuesday ne1t succeeding
IL Axst Monday IN Novembeg. iel6. there
shail b submitted 20 The qualified electors
h this State. for thsir approval and ratdn-
cation. or rejection. IN amendment 70 The
Coastitutiou q tie State Of Warrington. b.
addin4 thereto Article XVIII. 70 b en-.
titled 'Compensation Of State Omeers." and
ssctioa thsreo6. which shau rod - folr
Gsc45on I. An elected state ofseials shan
saeA ssveeally receive such compensation ~
- legislature may direct. The eompensa-
tiea q any stats of1cer shAl not b In.
ereassa or diminished during his term Of
eGlea except that the legislature. at it,
diminish the compensation Of al state ofa-
esss whose terms exist on the Thursday after
he second Monday In January. 1919.
The provisions Of sections IL. 16. u. -.
%, 81. and 90 Of Article III and section -
q Article II in 70 far - they are ineonsis-
Be lt Further Rssolvsd, That the Secre-
taU Of State shall cause the FOREGOING
amendment to Be published for 1t least three
(S) months next preceding the election In .
weekly Newspaper IN every county wherein
. Newspaper u published throughout the
ytate.
Passed the Senate March z, 1947.
VlcroR A. NBYR1,
President Of the Sonata
Passed the House March 5. 1947.
HRsRRf II. HAMBL1N,
Speaker Of the House.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-21
Rancher Builds
Up Hay Yields

How Harlan Cliff, Wenas val
ley rancher and well known st.
Louis Browns baseball player.
increased his production Of hay
from an amount formerly able to
winter only so cows to enough for
200 head, was mentioned this
week by Frank Webster, Benton
County Extension agent, as an
example Of range conservation.
Seeding Of improved grasses, ro-
tation Of herds and development
of water supplies were practiced
to advantage on the Cliff ranch.
His and other examples, includ-
ing those Of Maurice McGregor,
Whitman county; Fred Wilson,
Stevens county; Quentin Jacket,
Klickitat county, and Harry An
derson in western Benton county
were recently included in an ar
ticle by r. r. Humphrey, SCS
range .conservationist.
Humphrey, writing in the lat
est issue of the state Soil Conser-
walton Service newsletter, said
that much Of the states range is
working only half time" declar-
ed that a large part would produce
twice as much beef if the practice
Of seeding improved grasses, rotat-
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-21
Beech 81. Trunk
Sewer Line Now
In Final Stretch

Work on the Beech Street trunk
line sewer swung into the last
and most difficult 1000 foot
stretch this week, as earth NOV
ing equipment began the job of
backfilling portions of the line
already complete.
With the exception of a short
stretch of roadway in the vicin-
ity Of Washington Street, Tenth
Avenue is rapidly beng restored
to use as a thoroughfare. The
street has been closed to traffic
for the past several weeks.
Another short link on Beech
Street is still to be excavated.
Some of the most difficult en-
cheering problems of the entire
project will confront crews in
the vicinity of Washington Street
and Tenth Avenue, George E.
Goerig, Of the construction firm
of Roerig and Russell, said. The
confined nature of the street area
contributes to the difficulty of the
work, he said, as does the neces-
sity for running the line under
the Columbia irrigation canal, a
hsort distance east of Washing
ton Street on Tenth Avenue.
Work of running the line under
the canal will not be attempted
until the water is shut off, and
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-21
More Camp Fire
Groups to orm

Monday evening the Kennewick
Camp Fire Leaders association
met in the home of Mrs. Elaine
Duffy with Mrs. Ann Owens,
president, presiding at the bust
ness meeting. Wednesday after
noon a tea for mothers of girls
in the Elementary school was
held in the Community Center,
with Kennewick Camp Fire board
members and leaders of Camp
Fire groups acting as hostesses.
Within the next ten days, it is
hoped to have Camp Fire groups
organized in the Y Camp, near
the Y and in the neighborhood of
the Lampson Homesites. Adult
leadership is very badly needed,
and any woman Wishing to as
sist in Camp Fire Girl Groups is
asked to contact Mrs. Ann Owens,
phone 1871 or the Camp Ere of
flee in Richland.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-21

Separate quotas have been
established for women with prior
service in the armed forces and
those with no previous service.
Former WACs, WAVES, SPARs,
and Women Marines are eligible
for enlistment in the Army.
Age limits are 18 to 35, and ap-
plicants without prior service must
be high school graduates.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-21

the cutoff date has not been def
initely fixed, Goerig said.
He was unable to state defin-
itely whether or not the project
can be completed by November
/, when the sixty day period al
loted to the work will expire.
Final completion of the line,
said Goerig, will depend on the
complexity of the problems en-
countered.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-21
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. s
proposed amendment to Constitution 70
permit counties g adopt sHome Rule"
charters,

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 8
proposed amendment to Constitution 70
permit counties to adopt "Home Rule"
charters.
Be II Resolved, By ths ssnsts and House
Il Representative Of the State Of Washing.
=, N legislative ss.sioH asssme p -, :.
this state ON The Tuesday next succeeding
Tie drst Monday In November, 1el8, there
ahau b submitted 70 The qualified voter! Of
The state for thar approval and ratification
.r ie3eeti1n. A amsndmsnt e Seton : q
~ Washington 70 read - follow:
Section { County Governmsnt and Town
chip Organization. The legislature shall -.
tableh . system Of county. government,
which shall BE- uniform Throughout the STATE
sral laws shall provide for township organ.
isation. under which any county may organ:
tyo whenever . majority Of the qualified
electors Of such county voting ct . general
election shall % determine: and whenever
lie ns : and eol:eone q -
shall be made. and the business Of such
county and the local Affairs Of the several
townships therein. shall b managed and
transacted In The manner prescribed By
slch general law.
Any county may frame . Home Rule
tie constitution and laws Of this state. and
Tor such purpose the legislative authority
q such county may cause IN election TO b
Iad. at which election there shall Be- chosen
~ the qualified voters OF said county not
ls than fifteen l1S) nor more than twenty:
nve (25) freeholders thereof, - determined
~ the legislative authority. who shall have
kscn resident: Of said county for period Of
% least i've ~ years preceding their cleo
tion and who are Themselves qualified elee-
eor:. whose duty 4 shah b % convene
within thirty (30) days after their election
county. Such proposed charter shal1 b sab:
nitsed 70 the qualified electors Of said
county. and II . majority Of such qualified
electors voting thereon ratify tie same. !!
e1aM become the charter Of said county and
saaH become the organic law thereof. and
supef:eds any Kisting charter. ineludtnl
smeadments thereto. or any sxisting form
tneoosistent with such charter. Said PRO.
poeed charter shall Be published IN two 81
Iee1i newspapers publishsd 81 saA county
% teass once . week for four az con-
ssseusivs weeks prior 70 The day Of submit.
un1 tie same 70 The electors for their ap'
psSvai z. above provided. An elections: il
0h section authorized shah only be had
oelees Of calling such election and shall b
9lven for at least ten (lo) days before th.
DAY ct election IN az election districts o.
sa'd county. SAID elections may b genera
oe special elections and except - hefeil
pl9vtded. shall b governed b. the Law rsgu
I .sonS ana eontrolline general or specta
g amended By proposals therefor submittes
the legislative authority Of said count,
&c the electors thereof at any general cleo
Ton after notice Of such submission pub.
"sosS - above Specadsd. and ratified by |
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-21
Proposed Amendments to til
State Constitution
TO BE VOTED ON NOVEMBER 2, 1913
STATE OF WASHINGTON,
OFFICE OF THE SHCRIfARY OF STATE.
TO Whoss It May Concern:

TO Whom II May Concert:
obedience the State Constitution and the Joint Resolution,
the Legislature hereinafter referred hereby published
Tor the the the State Of four
said folowE
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-21

majority Of the qualified electors voting
thereon. In submitting any such charter o.
propooition may s. presented FOR tie ehoies
Of the voters and may b voted on separately
without prejudice 20 others.
Any home rule charter proposed - herein
=: ma, fos
out and perform MI county functions - pro-
vided By charter Or By general law. and fer
their compenaatious but ohau not a&eet tne
county superintendent Of schools. tie judgss
Of The superior court, and the justices Of the
peace, or tie jurisdictjon Of the courts.
Notwithstanding The foregoing Irovissoa
for The calling Of IN election b. The legis.
lativs authority Of such county for The elee.
tG, registered voters equal In number 20
ten (l0) per centum Of the voters Of any
such county voting at the last preeedtnG
seneral election. may e any tine Dsoposs
holders. The petition shall b Med with TIE
county auditor Of the county ct least three
(3) months before any general election ana
the proposal that . board OF freehoIders be
charter a i shaii Be- submitted to the vote Of Is.
people at said general election, and at thf
same election board Of freeholders Of mol
les than fifteen (15) or more than twenty
1vs 1851. a. fixed In the petition csiing for
charter. The procedure for the nomination
Of qualified electors q candidates for said
board Of freeholders shall be prescribed by
the legislative authority Of the county. and
the procedure for the framing Of the charter
and the submission Of the charter - framed
shah be the same - IN the case Of . board
Of freeholders chosen at m election fn1tiateo
By the legislative authority Of the county:
.. - provided divided in TIL: section. the legislative
authority Of the county shall apportion the
number Of freeholders to be elected In ac-
eordance with either the legislative districts
or the county commissioners districts. any
within said county. the number OF said free.
holders to be elected from each Of said dis
tricts to be In proportion to the population
Of said districts - nearly. - may be.
Should the charter proposed receive TIE
tors voting thereon, the leeialatiye authority
Of the county shall Immediately call such
special election q may b provided for
therein, II any, and The county government
shall Be estabIisbed n .ceordancs Win s s sne
months After the election ct which the ehaf.
ter Wao ADOPTED
TIE terms. Of an elective ofaesr:. except
The prosecuting attorney. the county super
fisr court, and Tire justices Of the peace. Who
are In ONCE at The time Of the adoption Of
Home Rule Charter shall terminate .. pro
yidsd IN the charter: An :Rpotnt'. ~s e info
eject, whose positions are not sbolished
thereby, shall continue until their suecessors
shall have qualified.
After The adoptioa q such sh: . sue: such
e ssSnsz '1 p1.ses and cement: then
sessed or thereafter conferred BY Tencfal
Law. An The powers. authority and duttee
granted e and iRposed On county c@esss
By general law. except ths proses1ta ssa Ss-
tie judges Of tie superior court ana ~
justices Of The peaee, shall b vested In the