Evening star., 1950-11-09
MckeIdin Faces
Minority Role
AsGoyernor
Democrats Dominate
Legislature and Board
Of Public Works
BY the Associated Press

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 9.-Re-
publican Governor ELECT Theodore
r. McKeldin will have to work
with a Democratic General AS
sembly for the next four years.
This means that he will also be
the minority member of the ALL
important Board of Public Works.
The Legislature chooses the State
treasurer, who is one member of
the board. The other member
will be State Controller j. Millard
Tawes, Democrat, who was elected
without a contest.
And Mr.. McKeldin will have a
Democratic Senate passing on his
"greenbag" list of appointments
of magistrates. Board of Commits
sion members, certain department
heads and hundreds of other jobs.
SdIfIC AHlCup III ocAdtcs
The party lineup in the Senate
will be exactly the same as has
prevailed for the past four years
18 Democrats and IL Republicans.
There will be 88 Democratic
Delegates against IS Republican
members of the House. The pres
ent House is made up of 81 Demo-
Gratis and 36 Republicans.
Only IL incumbent Senators
were reelected, and SO of the 1913
members of the present House are
returning in January. o.
The biggest Senate casualty was
Harold L. Sothoron, majority
leader for the last four years, who
was retired by Republican John R.
Fletcher in the Prince Georges
County election.
Newcomer Loses Race.
The best-known Delegate to fail
of reelection was John M. New
conner. Washington County Re
publican who has been a House
fixture since 1943. Mr.. Newcomer
was the only member of the Leg
islature to vote against the Ober
anti-subversive law when it came
up for final passage in 1949.
He said he hated communism
but believed the stringent measure
would endanger freedom of speech
and infringe on the rights of
minorities.
The law was overwhelmingly
approved at a referendum Tues
day.
The makeup of the next Gen
eral Assembly, based on unofficial
returns ("denotes incumbent,
xdenotes Senators-elect who de-
feated incumbents in the general
election:
Baltimore 1st-Lopis !. HOaerbert' P}-
Baltimore 3d.-Francis x Deippel tD).
Baltimore 4th-Bernard S. Melnicove
Baltimore 5th-Leroy W; Preston paSon tD}.
Baltimore County-John 6. TurnbuI'
calvert-Louis L. Goldstein' %.
carToii-stanford Hoff: Rl
Gscil-omar D. crothers D9;
Dorchester-Frederick c. Malkus, jr.t
Erederick-,Jsceb r Ramsbyrst CD.
Fsranssd Pas nssasS ssbert It D Ip
g Monteo@eryNDs e&ftd Witt S. HYDE Ro.
Prince Georges-John R. Fletcher (R).
Talbot-william Mason shehan iD).
:, Washington-D. Kenneth McLaugh-
Wicomieo-E; Dale Adkins, tr, Ro.
Worcester.John g BYRD SD9. ,s ,u
Dorchester and Hartford Counties. Re
publicans captured seats eats held by Demo;
Frederick counties.)
House Of Delegates.
& BsltimoIe III ,., Ist (s4 DemoGratssS.EEd- rats .Ed
wsTd r. Misncz Benamn a. as
John j. Nowakowski, James J. silk
Baltimore I'd 4sIl DemOcTatS,-Edward gpernsp IoSR
KaTsnash, 1a5sf Joseph INV '. Mach: George G.
Baltimore 3D.. RAYMOND Burlington,
iey:' Chester ". Tswney'; ali Democrats,
snS s; Samuel ;l,nrs Hopkins @Ro, ,nsnocr.t,s
Baltimore 4tn tau DemOcraLSJ-S.
ftss RGsfk' AafSn W shspre
l. Rstor, sksT Maq5ice 55 i. + SegphsT
Titzsersid, Hugh 4. Kennedy. John c.
Luber. Preston A Pairq lr wr
liam /. aodEes' Wilson ". HMe.yers.; Al-
Aregany County taii RepubIicans1- Noel
Ksliey, Lester + Reed. Charles NJ See.
ssn a 1shKisd ei5t Stegsn 5oSn IsS5tJ Hs 5Sb
Il. Ho stieh oriando 'Ri Rideoat 9li'' 4th. '0HA
Baltimore County 1on oaT psmooTatSm snnnas noa
j. Rance Nf5S'0n p5 John
caTolineEo1lan D. Blades O). John
,o.:5b EeDgsl5ssns2c Hsss Donss Rss
E. Six Carroll Smith -.
Cecil TALL emocrats)-George Benson,
William W. Bratton' Guy johnson (now 9
charlssWSohn W. Jenkins Ro, Elmer
Ada%s s. rs1a s Rsnssss Fqsa
Lucas, c. A. Thompson.
Frederick-Horace NJ. Alexander Rich.
:a s.ntan as4q J6sspn Mp Psyae De15 ri Rs
publicans. and C. Clifton Virts' DJ.
Garrett tal Republicans)-George E
Coddington,s Harry C. Edwards, Arthur H
Green.
Hartford tall Democrats)-J Rush Bald
win, A. Freeborn Brown, William S
James. Mary E. w Risteau.
Howard-L. Edmund Carr CD, c
Orman Manahan Cd.
Kent--Roger B. Harris CD, w. Pau
Joiner CD.
Montgo mery (an Republicans
Douglas Bradshaw. Julian P. King
AndsFs MsIsRa L.d5s ISfstsfnd Il RUSH Robert Pay
Prince Georges-Perry o. Wilkinson
Cd, Leroy Humphrey. D0. Albert r
John Liiiard, jr. CR5, Harry Taylor
Queen Anne-Albert I. Baker, CD
Joseph c. Bishop Cd.
s.; SIN, MsryT0R Is Roland B. Duke Cd, Henr,
j. so%erset ssHtss - {all q Democrats,-E. Layton
Riggin Lloyd simkins j. Ellis raves.
Talbot (all DemocratsD--Carroll Lowe.
John Clarence North, Upshur C. Steven.
,Washington-Howard E. Ankeney. Cd
sroh sRt deoTse D. Rieks narFs5 R L. JOHN HHhfs
Huxstt. ,B, q 0m85 +; .syior; i;
Cannon, Harry H. ,,liIa: Hanna; ,r. Mary l.
Worcester (all Democrats)-Myrtle NJ
all ri n-1~ IAI r.