Evening star. [volume], September 01, 1948, Page A-7, Image 7

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WASHINGTON NEWSMEN HONORED—Luther Huston, National
president of the professional Journalistic fraternity, Sigma Delta
Chi, is shown presenting two of the fraternity’s 1947 awards for
distinguished service in newspaper work to Alan Barth, edi
torial writer for the Washington Post, and Bert Andrews, chief
of the New York Herald Tribune’s Washington Bureau. The
Presentation took place yesterday at the National Press Club.
Mr. Barth was cited for editorials. Mr. Andrews was chosen for
his series on the histories of the 10 State Department employes
who were fired as “potential security risks.” —Star Staff Photo.
D.C.Heads Reject Dismissal
Of Policeman, Impose Fine
The Commissioners yesterday;
turned down a Police Trial Board's
recommendation that a policeman
be fired for being drunk on duty and
set the punishment instead at a
$200 fine.
The policeman is Pvt. Talbert E.
Dowling, colored, 1810 Second street
N.W., attached to No. 5 Precinct.
The trial board found him guilty;
of being intoxicated while on duty,
after a one-day hearing on August.
6. His dismissal was recommended.
The incident for which he was:
charged occurred in No. 5 precinct
on July 31.
In appealing the finding of the
trial board, Pvt. Dowling said his
superior officers failed to have a
urinalysis test made when he was
accused of being1 drunk, failed to
have him examined by a doctor and
failed to charge him with the vio
lation of the regulation at that time
on the precinct book.
Moore Given Till Sept. 24
To Answer Charge on Deals
Ralph W. Moore, Washington
commodity trader, has until Sep
tember 24 to file an answer to
charges that he violated the Com
modity Exchange Act by not filing
proper reports of his grain and
lard transactions.
Mr. Moore has asked Jack Bain,
Agriculture Department referee, to
dismiss the charges but Mr. Bain
denied the motion yesterday and
gave Mr. Moore the additional time
to file his reply to the charges.
Mr. Moore has been indicted
with others by a District grand
jury on charges of violating the
Federal Registration of Lobbying
Act.
In the United States, a prevent
able fire breaks out every 20 seconds.
Gen. Spaatz Now Heads
Civil Air Patrol Board
Gen. Carl Spaatz, who recently
retired as Air Force Chief of Staff,'
has become chairman of the Civil
Air Patrol Board at Bolling Air
Force Base, headquarters of the
organization.
He succeeds George A. Stone of
Columbus, Ohio, who was killed in
an aircraft accident on August 20.
The CAP, with about 160,000 mem
bers in 51 wings, including the Dis
trict, is an official auxiliary of the
Air Force.
The board serves in an advisory
capacity to Maj. Gen. Lucas V.!
Beau, national commander.
Bay Captain Saved by Radar
After Small Freighter Sinks
By th« Associated Press
SOLOMONS, Md., Sept, 1.—A 33-1
year-old Bay boat captain was!
rescued by radar early today, more
than eight hours after his little;
freighter was swamped by high seas
and sank about 50 miles below An-!
napolis.
The rescue was effected by the
City of Norfolk, a Chesapeake Bayj
steamer making its regular run
from Baltimore to Norfolk.
While the steamer was off Cedar [
Point, about 4 miles south of the i
sinking scene, it picked up a strange
object by radar.
A searchlight located Richard |
Christy, skipper of the 55-foot bay I
freighter C. A. Christy. He was J
clinging to a remnant of his vessel’s j
pilot house, officers of the City of
Norfolk reported by ship-to-shore j
telephone.
A boat was lowered and he was
taken aboard the steamer. Officers
said he was too exhausted to talk.
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