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GOP in Montgomery
Backs JCharter Vote;
Hits Democrat Stand
Leslie G. Arries, chairman of the
Montgomery County Republican
Campaign Committee, today said
county Republicans, while unable to
indorse the charter form of govern
ment for the county as a party,
nevertheless favor a vote on the
subject.
His statement follows action of the
county commissioners' yesterday in
refusing to nominate a slate of can
didates for the five posts on the
charter board.
Earlier in the week Democratic
leaders declared their opposition to
the charter form of government.
The Democraic county congress will
meet at 8 pm. Tuesday in the Be
thesda-Chevy Chase High School.
Mr. Arries’ statement said in part:
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in the county have the right to
choose by ballot the form of govern
ment most desirable to them. Each
g6p candidate has indorsed this
doctrine. * * !
"It is clear that the leaders of
the Democratic organization are
against the free expressions of vot
ers by proposing that the Democratic
County Congress declare its oppo
sition to the reconsideration of the
establishment of a charter form of
government, and, according to the
newspapers, to continue to oppose
any groups, charter or otherwise. I
which would deprive our citizens of
direct, representative government.
“They do not even want the .ques
tion put before the people again.
They don't want the thousands of
voters of this county to express
themselves yea or nay on this ques
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"While the Republicans do not. as
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we believe that the people have the
right to vote for or against this
form of government, however many
times the question may arise.
“The Republicans will fight for
the right of free expression, will
fight against one man rule in Mont
gomery County.”
3,000 Pacific Veterans
Due on Coast Today {
Sy th# Associated Press
Upward of 3,000 Pacific veterans
are due to debark today from three
vessels at San Francisco.
The ships are: Hawaiian Ship
per from Honolulu, 1,632 troops;
Waterbury Victory from Yokohama,
1,532, and Gen. Gordon from Bom
bay, 14.
Oliver McKee Named Aide
Of Secretary Benton
Oliver McKee,' former Star re
porter, has reported for duty as'
special assistant to William Benton,
Assistant Secretary of State for
public affairs, Mr. Benton an
nounced today.
Mr. McKee, who was on The Star
for three years before entering the
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