Boys' Forum to Visit
Naval Academy Today
The teen-age statesmen attend
ing the American Legion's National
Boys’ Forum were to visit the!
Naval Academy at Annapolis this
afternoon.
They will return tonight to Amer
ican University for a final day of
watching the Government at work.
Last night the group brolee
precedent by electing a coalition'
government with a Federalist
■•president” and a Nationalist “vice
president.”
Elected “president” on the third
ballot was William. L. Geary, 18, of
New Orleans. He defeated C. Oliver
Sampson, 17, of Edmore, N. D. The
new ‘‘vice president” is Albert D.
Hildreth, Jr., 17, of Houston, Tex.,
who defeated Kenneth K. Bridges.'
18, of Selby, N. C.
Yesterday's schedule included the
organization of a “Senate” and de
bate and passage of several import
ant pieces of legislation; setting up
a Supreme Court and hearing a
case; visiting Hie State Department
and hearing an address by Secretary '
Marshall, and finally, last night.!
electing a ‘‘President and Vice Pres-'
ident of the United States.”
The result of such a schedule,
coupled with the heat and humidity,
was that during the session m the
Supreme Court, two “justices” and
most of the audience went to sleep.
In ft case involving the Constitu- i
tionality of municipal ordinances
restricting the use of sound trucks,
the boys’ “Supreme Court” went
down the line with the real court
in ruling that such ordinances are
unconstitutional. The "court” split
e to 3 on the opinion.
Later at the State Department, (
the group heard Secretary Marshall
plead for education in national and
international affairs. It is only
after knowing the facts, the Secre-'
tary said, that an intlligent judg-!
ment can be made on «nv of the
great issues confronting the people
of America and of the world today.
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