Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-09-14
Primary Election
For Both Democrats
And Republicans

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Victory Committee sponsored Jerry
T. Williams of the first district.
Charter Committee, is opposing the
Mrs. Stella Werner of the fourth,
endorsed by the Victory Commit
tee, is opposed by Basil L. Carr,
Independent. Council at Large Vic
tory Committee candidates Preston
C. King, Jr. and Joseph NJ. Mathi-
as are opposed by John C. Post and
William R. Young, sponsored by
the Charter Committee.
For States Attorney Alger Y.
Barbee, trial magistrate in the
Rockville Police Court, is sponsored
by the Victory Committee. He is
opposed by John NJ. McInerney,
sponsored by the Free Democrats.
There are four candidates for
Sheriff, Charles H. Janison, spon-
sored by the Victory Committee,
Leslie E. Sanders, ST., choice of the
Free Democrats, Willard E. Peake,
ST., and Donald w. Huntington,
running independently. Mr.. Dun
nington is Chief of the popular
Bethesda-Chevy Chase Rescue
Squad.
Frak l. Davis present Montgom-
cry County Sheriff, is the Victory
Committees choice for Register of
Wills. He also is endorsed by the
Free Democrats. He will be oppos-
ed by Thomas E. Plummer, of
Gaithersburg, running indepen-
IDENTIFY.
For Judges of Orphans Court,
Victory Committee endorsed candi-
dates are Eugene E. Rupert, Cole
man L. Diamond and Genevieve II.
Wells. Free Democratic candidates
for thi spost are James H. Benner,
Walter G. NJ. Fields and George
w. Moriarty.
Thirteen candidates are running
for the seven places on the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee.
Victory Committee endorsed candi-
dates are Camilla o. Bowman.
Alice W. Hostetler, ]. Forest
Walker, Warren Browning, ]. In
gram Medley, Ward w. Cadding-
ton and Mary Helen Gingery. Free
Democratic candidates are Charles
X. Davies, Jr., Leo Donovan, John
R. Foley, John E. Oxley, E. Austin
Carlin, and Carey E. Quinn.
Victory Committee chosen candi-
dates as Delegates to the Democra-
tic State Convention are Elizabeth
Assay, Nathaniel j. Ely, Blair Lee
III, William L. Burdette, James ].
Lynch, Phillip Thorson. and Leo
nard ]. Williams. Free Democratic
aspirants for this post are Alfred
M. Rinaudot. jeremiah c. Bro
derrick, Theodore B. Sinclair, Lue
Prentiss Childs, and Amy Joyce
Nader.
Voting the Republican ticket
will be much simpler than the
Democratic, since the candidates
for most of the offices were NOM
mated by the Republican State
Central Committee and are un-
contested. The Republican voting
machines will carry only 81 names.
Theodore R. McKeldin, candi-
date for Governor, is unopposed,
so his name does not appear on
the ticket. For U. S. Senate, John
NJ. Butler of Baltimore is opposed
by d. John Marley of Frederick
County, the former carrying ap-
prevail of the local Republican
State Central Committee.
For Attorney General, Republic
can State Central Committee en-
dorsed William A. Gunter of Ale
gany County will oppose Helen E.
Brown of Baltimore.
The six candidates for House of
Delegate posts, endorsed for cleo
ton by the Republican State Gen.
trail Committee, are J. Douglas
Bradshaw, Julian P. King, j. PAUL
Marshal, Anders R. Lofstrand, jr.,
Leona NJ. Rush and Robert A.
Wallace. Others running on the
Republican ticket for this office are
Donald H. Dalton, Louise L. Dixon
and Frank R. Long.
Kathryn ]. Lawlor and ]. Louis
Monarch, both endorsed by the
Charter Committee, and also the
State Central Committee, and Wes-
ley NJ. Morris, carrying endorse
ment of Brooke Johns, will appear
on the Republican Ticket as can
didates for Councilmen at Large.
Incumbent Walter W. Dawson
is opposed by Walter H. Norman
for the States Attorney post. Mr..
Dawson bears approval of the
Republican State Central Commit
tee, of which he is chairman.
Sponsored by the Republican
State Central Committee for its
seven places are William T. Du-
vail, Olive d. Kinsman, George C.
Warner, jr., R. Duncan Clark, A.
E. GUIDE, L. S. (Ted) Ray and
Walter w. Dawson.
Others running are Halle CHS
holm, w. Leroy Miles, Frank r.
Long. James w. Gum, Wilbert Nc
Inerney, and Wesley I. Sauter.