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Baltimore, Monday, THE EVENING SUN September 25, 1950 PAGE 40 PAGE 40 Judge Orders Completion Of County Vote Check Group To Fight Ober Law Formed Jenifer Begins Probe Of Fire Af Marlboro 1 vlsom of Election ruled Saturday that the canvass of the vote could not he continued until the recount was finished. As far as could be learned, it was the first time in Maryland history that a recount was ordered before the official canvass of the vote was completed. The untmtittl Interest In the rmm ty'a battle of halloU revolve around control of the powerul board of county commissioners. Purple Sun, Blue Moon-But It's Only Smoke Smoke, from a Canadian forest fire, an unexpected cold anap, and eclipse doe tonight brought (juetiona today from area rel-dents concerning the peculiar appearance of the sun and moon. Persons calling switchboards of the Sunpaper and the Weather Bureau expressed concern whether the world coming to an end.

One asked: "What gives the sun that curious color?" Said another: "We're always heard the expression 'Once in a Blue Moon. Well, we had tt last Still another, seeing a purplish-hued sun, cracked wise with a parody on the rhyme about the "purple cow." Due To Smoke The Weather Bureau explained that the oddly lighted sky yesterday and today was due to smoke drifting eastward from a. forest fire in Canada. The sun appeared unpupxr lhtRol)Bi F1, Knlrni TIIK DAIJKKNF.II SUN Smoke from forest 11 res. Hie cold simp and a scheduled eclipse of the moon tonight gave the city eerie light today.

The sun, high over the dome of the Cathedral, gave the appearance of a pale silver disc. The' condition prevailed throughout the East. 86-MinuteMoon Eclipse Due At 10 Tonight steel blue to some, eoppery to others, purple to still more. The color depended on who was looking. A scientific explanation of the ef feet of the smoke was that it acted as a filter.

Richard Sehimmel, of the staff of the Maryland Academy of Sciences, said all colors of the sun's spectrum, except pale blue and lavender, were filtered out by the smoke blanket, resulting in eerie effects. In the early morning the sun, through a heavier blanket of air land today of smoke seemed smaller than it usually does near sunrise (or sunset) and with edges sharply defined. As the sun rose in the sky. cloudiness except for smoke, the light was.more diffused and the edges of the sun appeared blurred. Mr.

Sehimmel said. Only because of the smoke blanket were people able to look directly at the tn, as they do with smoked glasses In observing, for instance, a daytime eclipse. Dust Storm Effect Forest fires have caused similar distortions of sunlight in other years, he said. Also, he recalled the duststorm in the 1930'g from the mid West "Dust Bowl" which resulted in like effects on sunlight for a period of several days. I The Weather Bureau also said that the smoke had considerable influence over the near-reeord-low temperatures yesterday and today.

The smoke, 14,000 feet high, prevented the sun from giving as much warmth as expected yester-I Continued On Page 27, Column 1 Work On Stadium Cited In Congestion Congestion at the exit ramps experienced hy some of yesterday' 15,000 football spectators at Memorial Stadi am today was attributed to the unfinished condition of the structure. Confusion on the part of ticket-holders also was blamed. Paul L. Holland, director of public works, said. "Too many people were trying to use the same ramp." Mr.

Holland said construction equipment on the west side delayed traffic at entrances and exits. "Matter Of Minutei" "As soon as things get cleared up out there, people will know what gates to use and the Stadium Based on complete unofficial re turns and the canvass so far com Dieted, the Baldwin faction has nominated two men for the board, and the county administration one member, Christian H. Kahl. president of the incumbent board. Mr.

Baldwin was the other candidate definitely nominated. May Ask Recount Spokesmen for the Baldwin groupl said today that if the canvass of the vote was not continued they would ask for a recount in the vote for candidates for the House of Dele gates and for sheriff. Some 65,000 ballots are Involved In the nomination of candidates for the House of Delegates and sheriff, as well as the disputed nomination for one county commissioner. It is believed that from four to six weeks will be required to complete the tabulation. Mr.

Baldwin said that the Board of Supervisors of Election violated the law by opening their envelopes containing the tajly sheets before the official canvass started. City Vole Machine Totals Checked With watchers from both sides in attendance, omciais oi me Board of Supervisors of Elections today were busily checking totals registered on the city a 1,014 voting machines at the board's warehouse, 301 North Franklintown road. By law, the board Is required to admit only two watchers selected by the State central committees ot each party. This year, however, the board admitted many watchers for each of the rival Democratic factions to witness the counting. Even a few candidates were in the outer office of the warehouse rechecking totals registered by the machines.

Leo I). Welsh, president of the boird. who headed one of three teams which wandered down long aisles of, machines, said the count Is proceeding smoothly. "We should be finished by Wednesday afternoon, he said. Charles A.

Dorsey, Jtepublican member of the board, upheld Mr. Welsh's estimate saying: 'lt takes about one hour' to check eight precincts." the whole 1 1 'l Cold Forces Miss America To Cancel Appearances Judge Howard Murray In Cir cuit Court late today ordered the BoHi'd of Supervisors of lilectlous of Baltimore County to resume the canvass of the vote cast in the Democratic primary election. The Court instructed the elec tion board, however, to withhold eprtifUdte of nominations to nil for County Commissioner until any subsequent petition tor a recount had been completed. This left the way open for either John R. Haut or Michael Bir mingham, who are In a close race for county romml.iioner, to petition the board for reeount.

The canvass or the vote was naitea Saturday when the board granted Mr. Haut a recount. That petition has been temporarily withdrawn. Delay Charged The petition declares that the purpose of the filing for recount by Mr, Jlaut wat to delay the can vass ot me votes ana 10 prevent those persons properly nominated from receiving their certificates of nomination. It further contends that Mr.

Haufs action was "to thwart tne will of the people and to nullify the results of the election," The Baldwin faction contended that there can be no defeat or a candidate on the face of returns until the board has computed all of the returns, It was argued further that it is impossible for anyone to determine who won or who lost until all the returns have been tabulated. Counsel for the Board of buper- Democratic Feud Raises GOP Odds By Bradford Jacobs for a Democratic vic tory In November are growing steadily more dim as tne jew remaining weeks of campaign time ebb away with no sign yet of the party's traditional postprimary re unions. if anvihinor. the current rash of challenges and recounts is deep ening the bitterness. George P.

Mahoney refusal to rnnfpii the Dartv nomination for governor to Governor Lane on 84 unit votes Is at the bottom 01 tne trouble. Double, Effect ivwU his own or ganization supporters from joining with Lane forces and spreads lelbargy and depression in the Lane camp, Latest reports are that a 'sur prise" is planned by Mahoney forces today in Anne Arundel county, where tne voting macnines are being opened for official In spection. Recounts nave neen asitea ny in MahoneV in Anne Arundel, Carroll Continued On Pag 27, Column 6 vs. Northwestern MEMORIAL STADIUM Saturday, October 7th 2:00 P.M.-Tickets on sale at TICKET O. VMz.

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8765 Formation of a new group opposing the Ober Law, and seeking its drfe-M, In the November referendum was announced ioday, The Maryland Civil Liberties Committee is furnishing the primary initiative, in association with Americans for Democratic Action, the Maryland chapter of the American Association of Social Workers, the Johns Hopkins chapter of the American Association of University Professors, the Baltimore Teachers Maryland Library Association, the Workmen's Circle and the Y.W.C.A.- "We expect that other groups will ally themselves with us in the nejet few days," said Mrs. Edward Salner, who has been named execu tive secretary of the anti-Commu nist group, with offices at 425 St. Paul place. Communists' Barred "I want to make it clear," she added, "that the Maryland Civil Liberties Committee and every one of these associated groups specifically bars Communists from membership. We oppose communism, ami consider it as great a danger as does 1-rank B.

Ober himself. "But we cannot join supporters of the Maryland Anti-Subversives Statute in seeing the problem as a thing of beautiful simplicity, as ail black, or white, "We believe that the Ober Law which so far has cost Quakers their jobs, but hasn't affected Communists one bit will not be effective in limiting subversive elements. Called Threat To Freedom "Instead, just like the Ideologies of loyal citizens, the freedom of speech, religion and political opinion established by the Bill of Rights In the national Constitution." A campaign of publicity and ad vertising will be conducted, said Sidney Hollander, Jr. a member of the committee's executive board, and speakers will be furnished for Ober Law debates. "Vigilance against communism must be unceasing," he said, "but let's not go at it atupniy.

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2 Vegetables 75c HOUSE No single safety code protects horses stabled at Maryland's various rate tracks, although recom mendation for' correction of fire ha.ard are a continuing policy of the State Racing CommlsKiorr, Courtenay Jenifer, chairman of the group, aid today. The commission now Is Invest! gating the fire which took the lives of 2.1 horses stabled at the Marl boro track Saturday night, to de termine whether negligence was involved. If the commission's recommenda tions are ignored without cause. however. Mr.

Jenifer said, the group is empowered to suspend th racing license of the association failing to heed such recommenda tions. In general, though, Mary land racing associations have proved willing to co-operate, he added. Recently Used Power The commission recently brought its power to suspend licenses to bear against the Marlboro track when it demanded that a new grandstand and receiving barn be erected to replace facilities deemed inadequate. When the track's owners complied, the license was granted. "We are' constantly urging that new construction be as fireproof as possible." Mr.

Jenifer said today, "But we have a problem there, sine many horse owners object to stables of masonry construction as being too cold during the early Kpring and fall." Fire-prevention measures at Maryland's race tracks are largely settled between the individual tracks and their insurance companies, although the Itacljig Commission has ruled that fire apparatus and an ambulance must be on hand during the meetings. In ad dition, local fire laws help govern fire-prevention measures at th tracks, Mr. Jenifer aid. Restricting Rulings Mr, Jenifer pointed out that ru) ings by the attorney general of Maryland have, from time to time, restrained the commission from "interference with the track managements." The commission may. on the other hand, step In it it receives definite complaints as to fire hazard at a track and recommend corrective measures, taking into consideration the financial ability of the track owners tojromply Muth To Speak William J.

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According to a timetable computed by the Maryland Academy of Sciences, the eclipse will actually begin at 8.20 P. when the moon's eastern edge touches the penumbra, or partial shadow. Some minutes later tills bright Jim of the moon will show a slight shading that will increase until 9.32 P.M. when the edge reaches the umbra, or main shadow. A few minutes later, the main shadow will appear very dark to the eye and the bright full moon will be much dimmed.

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