Evening star., 1941-02-20
BY BEN ii. PEARSE,

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Feb. 20.-FeW
important changes were found in
the list of green bag" appointments
sent to the Senate by Gov. O'Conor
yesterday, and none in Charles,
Prince Georges and st. Marys
Counties.
In Montgomery County, Alfred D.
Noyes, KenSington Democrat, was
named to the permanent Board of
Registry, post he has held since
the resignation of Capt. Ward w.
Caddington. Shirley Hayes of
Barnesville was appointed to sue
ceed Donald Bowie, jr., whose term
on the Board of Election Supervisors
has expired. Both are Democrats.
Ramsey Hodges was appointed
trial magistrate at large for Prince
Frederick, ,and D. Kern Robinson
for North Beach, succeeding William
w. Duke and Clyde L. West re-
spectively. Mr.. Duke, who had been
magistrate at Prince Frederick for
IS years, and Mr.. West lost out be-
cause of the objection of Calvert
County Senator J. Wilmer johnson
Senator Johnson'S choice, E. Roland
Howard, was reappointed substitute
magistrate for Port Republic.
William OBerry of Solomons is
new justice of the peace for the
first Calvert County district. Will
son w. Dowell of Dowell and L. H
CLANCY are new members of the
County Board of Election Super
viSors.
Anne Arundel Appointees.
New appointees in Anne Arundel
County are Frank WINNER, Pasa-
dena. and Samuel Hardesty, who
were named to the Board Of Election
Supervisors.
Meanwhile the Montgomery COUn-
ty delegation introduced a bill
eXempting the county from the
State law licensing wholesale beer
distributors and providing that all
beer shall be sold through the county
liquor dispenSary system. Pro-
ponents of the measure claim it will
raise 100000 a year for the county
treasury. Another bill provides for
taking appeals from the county
Liquor Control Board to the Circuit
Court instead of to the State License
Board.
A bill introduced yesterday by
Delegate Landslide G. Clagett of the
Prince George County delegation
would require holders of recorded
liens to file a release within 80 days
after the lien has been satisfied and
provides S25 penalty for failure to
comply.
The green bag" appointments
were:
Anne Arundel County-Trial mag
istrates at large: James G. Wood
ward, for Annapolis; Robert T
Franklin, for Galesville; John Dem
yam, jr., for Fernanle, and Albert j.
Goodman, substitute, of Annapolis
Justices Of the peace, for two years,
starting May 5: Louis L. Siegert, jr.,
GaleSville, first election district; Van
Ordem Wier, Mayo, first district;
John S. Segelken, EaStport, second;
Luther N. Nichols, near Annapolis
second; Norman Stadiger, Riviera
Beach; Rabley D. Roane, Arnolds
and Harvey M. 'Stoner, Severnside
third district; J. George Deinlein
Millersville, fourth; John o. Taylor
Brooklyn, and John K. Odenwald
Linthicum Heights, fifth; George B
Woelfel, Annapolis, sixth, and S
Kamp Dawson, Churchton, seventh
Calvert County.
Calvert County-Trial magistrates
at large for two years, starting May
5; Ramsey Hodges, for Prince Fred
erick, and D. Kern Robinson, for
North Beach and Chesapeake Beach,
and E. Roland Howard, substitute,
for Port Republic. Members of the
Board of License Commissioners, for
two years, starting May S: Brooke
Bond, Port Republic; Roy w. Wood,
Huntingtown, and Samuel OWingS,
North Beach. Justices of the peace
for two years, starting May S: Allen
S. Bowen, Huntingtown, second elec-
ton district; William Sherman
O'Berry, Solomons, first district, and
Arthur R. King, Sunderland, third
district.
Charles County-Trial magistrate
at large, for two years, starting May
5, Rudolph A. Carrico, for La Plata;
justices of the peace, for two years,
starting May 5, Wallace H. Gray,
La Plata, first election district; C.
Wallace Miller, Ironsides, second;
Walter Thompson. Bel Alton, fourth;
T. 1. Farr, Wayside, and Thomas M.
Carpenter, Newburg, fifth; R. c.
Murphy, Bryans Road, and R. Hugh
Knott, Indianhead, seventh, and
o. w. Crismond, Marbury, tenth
district.
Montgomery County-Trial mag
istrates at large, for two years, start
ing May S, Donald A. Delashmutt,
for Rockville; James c. Christopher,
Bethesda, and Ralph G. Shure, Sill
yer Spring and Takoma Park; Hugh
M. Frampton. substitute justice Of