Evening star., 1946-06-21
Du|in andPhiipps
Forces Agree on
Sasscer Alone
Democratic Factions
In Anne Arundel Are
Split on 81 Others
p. Ala D R->.A
By Alex R. Preston
Sfor StaH Correspondent


stor ssaff Correspondent
ANNAPOLIS, Md, June 21.-Th,
denomination in Mondays primar,
Of Representative Sasscer as a can
didate to succeed himself is tn,
only point of agreement between
the opposing Dulin-Phipps faction.
Of Anne Arundel County Democrat
--and there are a total of 90 name
on the party's ballot.
Out OF the 20 names on the rela.
lively minuscule ballot of the Re
publicans, there is not even on,
spoint OF agreement between oppos
ing groups of that party.
1t is the Democratic contest.
which hold the principal interest
however, because Of the. rivalry o.
the organizations of State Senator
Wilbur r. Dulin, Arnold, who seek.
to be renominated, and Louis N
Phipps. Annapolis, former State Sen.
Ator who was unseated four year,
ago by Mr.. Dulin, but who now i
trying comeback.
While Mr.. SaSScer has the SUD.
port OF both organizations, the DuIir
camp has indorsed Gov. O'Cono
Tor United States Senator and tn,
Ph1pps followers have come out TO,
the denomination of Senator Rad.
clif1e. ~
Lane Seen Outsider"
w: Preston Lane, jr., one Of the
leading contenders for the gubsr.
natorial nomination, is an outsider
as far as the two factions here are
concerned. The State ticket. headed
by Representative Baldwin for Gov.
ernor. has been indorsed by the
Phlpps organization, while Mr.
Dulln's followers have come out fo,
controller j. Millard Tawes in this
race. ''
T. Jordan Dorsey, avowed indie.
pendent Democratic candidate fo,
county commissioner, kept aloof O,
all political alignments until to.
Gay. Then he broke through hi.
Isolation to distribute circulars SUD.
Porting Mr.. Lane and Senate,
Radcliffe.
In the local races where b,,t twr
candidates are entered, the first
name after the Office listed below
soears the Dulin Endorsement anc
the second name has the stamp al
approval OF Mr.. Phipps.
For court clerk, John H. Hopkins
ID, West River, and Charles r
5rockmeyer, Severna Park; sheriff
fernando w. Weems, Shadyside, anc
Pnlillp B. Woolford, Arnold; county
treasurer, Thomas j. Cullimore
Glen Burnie, and Robert w. Cook
annapolis; register of wills. r. c;lenr
trout, Nutwell, and Emory G. Bowen
EaStport; county surveyor, Edward
Han, Jr.. Annapolis, and John. Roy
McCrone, jr., Mayo.
Candidates for House.
Candidates for the House of Dele
gates indorsed by the Phipps crowd
are Robert Lee Clark, Severn: J
AVN Ford, Lothian; Charles Ernest
hammond, Linthicum Heights
George Earring Hawkins, Furnace
Branch; Preston E. Owines. Shady
Sloe' and George G. Schmidt
fasadena. The Dulin organization
Is supporting Ralph L. Iowman
brooklyn Park; John F. McNultv
Linthicum Heights; George T. Muir.
ray, Odenton; William F. Stromever
Annapolis: Clarence E. TYLER. East.
port, and Albert w. Woodfield
Galesville.
A 18th candidate, Edward ]. Med.
I'm, Eveaton, is an independent
Democrat.
William B. Elliott. Harwood
Charles G. Hill, ST., Glen Burnie
and Owain Elliott Owens are tbf
Dulin preferences for the three.
member Orphans Court while Mr.
fhlpps has approved Reuben M
beyer, Severn; Horace E. Potter
Manhattan Beach, and Oden A
Sansbury, Friendship.
Central Committee States.
The seven preferred by Mr.. Dulin',
camp Tor the State Central Commit
tee ere: H. Allan Dawson. Mavo
Frank P. Griffin, Green Haven
James c. Morton, jr., Davidsonyille
mrs. Bessie Dorsey Moss, ANNAPOLIS
ana now chairman: Wilmer C. Wat
son, Annapolis, and Thomas w
winner, F'erndale. The Phipp's slate
includes Leo Peter Burkhardt. Green
Haven; Stephen w. Duckett. An
napoils; Lewis H. Kelly, Severn
Oden F. Smith, Arnold; James j
Stehle, Annapolis; Bernard P. Wal
ter, Brooklyn, and Mrs. Elsie M
West, Lothian.
FOR delegates to the State con.
vention the Dulin Endorsement hos
gone to Benjamin j. Ball, Edge
water; Charles F. Beck and Adolph
r. Decker, both Glen Burnie: Thorn
as Lyles MacNemar, Miliersville. .
Ashby Lee Shepherd, Bristol: Rose
sLlnthicum Parkinson, Eastport. and
Mrs. Mabel j. Waters, FerndaIe
Phlpps delegates would be Robert
H. Campbell. Frank H. Kramer,
samuel B. Miller and William Earl
Myers, all Annapolis; Carl T. Ste
phens, Eastport; John L. Ward.
Deal and Robert E. Cooney. ,jr
Severna Park.
In the county commissioners race
George E. Frank, Annapolis. from
the 9th district, is uncontested and
bears the Endorsement of both
camps.
District Candidates.
The other district candidates
with the first named bearing Dulin
approval. are as follows: First, Will
liam Dawson, Selby Bay, and Ben
Jamin r. Pophan, Mayo; second
John j. Levay, Cedar Park:
Mr.. Dorsey, Chesterfield. and
Charles M. Russell, Annapolis: :
third, Weems r. DuvaI, st. Mar
garets, and George A. jenkins
Pasadena; fourth, Henry c. Wieley'
Miuersville, and Leon L. Smith
Odenton; fifth, w. Benton Shipley'
Jerome M. Lichtenberg, both OF
Linthicum Heights, and Robert G,
Ward, Glen Burnie: seventh, w.
Taylor Leatherbury, Shadyside: !:
Frank d. Marshall and Alvin s.
Parks, both of Deale: eighth, Brank
Moreland and James w. Crosby.
both of Bristol.
The Republican rift is between
the State Central Committee which
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