Evening star., 1951-02-22
Meatyard Due
For Judgeship
In Montgomery
Muhoney Bucker
Among McKeIdinis
Green Bog Selections
By J. B. Zotmon
S.or Sioff Correspondent

paigned for George P. Mahoney
in last years Democratic guberna-
torial primary, will be appointed
Juvenile Court judge for Mont
gomery County.
The appointment will be con-
tanned in Republican Gov. Nc
Keldin's list of "greens bag selec-
tions" to be sent to the Senate
this afternoon for confirmation
reliable sources disclosed.
The appointment list. contain
ing nominations for hundreds of
jobs ranging from State police
superintendent to substitute coun-
ty election supervisors, also gives
Prince Georges County the first
woman trial magistrate IN its
history. She is Mrs. Nita s. Hin
man Crane of Upper Marlboro.
Bowie Replaced.
Mrs. Crane, who has been a
practicing lawyer in the District
since 1926. is Republican. She
will replace Alan Bowie, a Demo-
crat, on the Marlboro bench. Mrs.
Crane, a native of Indiana, is
married to Col. Joseph Spencer
Crane, retired.
Mr.. Meatyard will replace Al
fred D. Noyes, Rockville attorney,
who has held the post for many
years. Mr.. Noyes has long been
active in Democratic organization
ranks in the county.
Mayor Elmer F. Munshower of
Frederick was reliably reported
today as the Governors choice for
State police superintendent. Ad-
ministration sources said Mr..
Munshower's name will be in
cluded in the Governors list. If
confirmed by the Senate, he would
replace Col. Carey Jarman.
Other Montgomery appoint
ments will include the following
trial magistrates:
Walter H. Moorman, Bethesda
attorney, to be assigned to the
Rockville police court in place of
Alger Y. Barbee.
Oscar j. See. Bethesda attor-
ney, to be assigned to Bethesda
police court in place of James R.
Miller.
j. Fendall Coughlan, Silver
Spring attorney. to be assigned
to the Silver Spring police court
in place of William B. Wheeler.
John Wachter, another Silver
Spring attorney, will be named
substitute trial magistrate to sue
ceed Arthur c. Braedy. The new
trial magistrates and Mr.. Wachter
are all Republicans.
To Get Elections Post.
AS supervisors of elections for
Montgomery. Gov. McKeldin will
appoint r. Shirley Hayes, Barnes
vile, a Democrat. and Republicans
Willard A. King, Bethesda, and
Fred B. Snyder, Damascus.
Substitute supervisors OF cleo
tions will be Katherine Reuteman
Republican, of Chevy Chase, and
Alvie Moxley, Democrat, of Mt
Airy.
Ward w. Caddington will be
reappointed the Democratic men,
ber of the permanent board OF
registry. The Republican member
will be named by the supervisors
of elections. They are expected
to reappoint Miss Rose Dawson
who probably will take over Mr.
Caddington's present job as chief
clerk to election supervisors. Mr.
Caddington then will be named
assistant chief clerk.
New Magistrate Named.
For the other Prince Georges
County trial magistrate, Gov. Nc
Keldin will appoint Attorney The
odore L. Miazga of 6302 Forty
sixth avenue, Riverdale, a Repub-
lican, to replace Robert McCul-
Tough, Democrat, on the Hyatts-
vile bench.
The list contains these other
appointments for Prince Georges
County:
w. Britton Moore of Cheverly,
Republican, to replace Henry H.
O'Neill, Democrat, as substitute
trial magistrate.
James B. Carrico, Riverdale, to
be chairman of the Board Of
Liquor License Commissioners;
John S. Underwood of Piscataway
and Brooke Kerby of Oxon Hill,
both Republicans, to be the other
two members.
A Lester Bate of Laurel and j.
Bryant Morrison of Seat Pleasant
to be the two Republican men,
bers of the Board of Election
Supervisors. The Democratic men,
ber will be Alexander L. Buscher
of College Park.
G.. B. Hughes, Beltsville. Repub-
lican, and A. Preston Perrie, Silver
Hill, Democrat, to be substitute
supervisors of elections.
Peace Justices Nominated.
The Governor will nominate
these justices of the peace fo1
Montgomery County:
Emory B. Edwards, Clarksburg;
Roscoe F. Purdum, Damascus;
Norman A. Belt, Gaithersburg: A
Edward Biggs. Silver Spring; Ed
win D. Burdette, Hyattstown; Lu-
ther Burdette, Gaithersburg: J
Wilson Dodd, Takoma Park; Will
liam E. Jobes, Bethesda; D. Kelly
Magee, Silver Spring; John M
Miller, Silver Spring; Floyd A.
MoXley, Damascus Monrovia
James c. Nichols, Chevy Chase;
Samuel R. Robertson, Bethesda
and Melvin S. Walter, Bethesda
Mr.. Moorman, a Bethesda at
torney, lives at COOL Malvern
street, Alta Vista. He unsuccess-
fully opposed States Attorney