Evening star., 1953-05-03
Prince Georges
Voters Ballot
Tomorrow
13 Communities
To Elect Officials;
Referendo Also Up


Voters IN 13 Prince Georges
County communities go to the
polls tomorrow to elect local
officials and, in three places, de-
eide referenda.
College Park, Cheverly and
Riverdale have the most spirited
races.
-Four candidates are running
for mayor of Cheverly. And
four men are after the one seat
in College Parks new District. In
Riverdale, a write-in candidate,
kept off the ballot by a Board OF
Elections ruling, is seeking to
oust the incumbent mayor.
The following list includes all
office-seekers reported up to last
night by elections supervisors.
Write-in contests could develop
in some communities, however.
College Park.
For mayor-Dr. Charles II.
Davis. =
For councilmen at large, two
TO be elected)-Joseph c. Long
ridge, Walter F. Mulligan, Lee c.
Prickett and George w. Senge, jr.
For the council, Zone from
each district)-1st district, Mrs.
Marguerite A. KateS, Albert Vler-
heller: I'd district, Carroll E. Cox;
3d district, j. w. Chesley Mack;
4th district, Joseph c. Cherry
George E. Lauterbach. 5th DIS
trict, Paul w. Moores, Mrs. Yo-
Ianda F. Wood; 9Th district. Eu-
gene E. Appenzeller. Frank P
Tlury, Alfred E. Wachter, IT,
Earl w. Ward.
College Park has two refer
enda. One is for voters in an
area north of the city. They
will decide whether to be an
nexed. The 4th. 5th and 9Th
districts will vote on a SIS an
nual tax for building a Youth
Community Center and a fire.
house.
Cheverly.
For Mayor-Arthur B. Har-
tung, Bernard E. Roache, James
c. Stanier and Lawrence A.
Yates. .
For the council Zone from each
ward)-First ward. Earl j. Atz-
rott; third ward, Wilbur A. john
son and Herbert C. Stumpf !;
sixth ward, Charles Ausmus and
John K. Dorr.
Hyattsville.
For councilmen Zone from each
ward)-First ward, George j.
O'Hara; second ward, Harry A.
Styne and Walter L. Tatspaugh;
third ward, Sylvan A. Dietz and
Paul C. Marth; fourth ward,
Kenneth E. Goodger, Joseph A.
Schwartz. jr., and Warren
Creech.
Mount Rainier.
For mayor-Herbert w. Reich
cit.
For councilmen Zone from
each ward)-First Ward, Fred
erick j. Richardson; Second
Ward, Warren w. James; Third
Ward, Robert H. Merson; Fourth
Ward, Gurney F. Thompson.
Riverdale.
For mayor - Frederick w.
Waigand and Claude Warren.
For councilmen Zone from
each ward)-Third Ward, Rob-
ert G. Fuerst; Fifth Ward, I. N.
Goodwin; Sixth Ward, Arthur
Brunei.
EdmOnStOn.
For mayor-George w. Page
and Charles Hammett.
For councilmen-First Ward,
two-year term, Francis Finch:
Second Ward, tWo-year term,
William P. Hickey; Second Ward,
one-year term, Clarence Powell,
Austin T. Morris and Perry w.
Jones.
For treasurer-Mrs. Earl A.
Law.
FairmOnt Heights.
For mayor-JameS A. Camp
bell.
For councilmen -at-large (three
to be elected-Clarence An
thony. Myles Cole. Mrs. Florence
johnson and Joseph C. Mines.
MOrningside.
For councilmen Give to be
elected) and mayor councilman
receiving most votes acts as
mayor - Maxwell H. Black,
Lloyd E. Deans, Leonard F. Gard
ner, Donald P. Holmes, William
Jay Lowery, Matthew P. Rosch
and Harold w. Shugarts.
In a referendum on My 25,
residents of the upper section of
MorningSide will vote on anneXa-
tion to Morningside proper.
Cottage City.
For town commissioner-First
ward, Vincent A. Simmel and
Olaf w. Gilmore; at large, Mar
shall Billmyer and Edwar
HuginS.
Reformation on town charter
change. Question involves clari-
flying the towns law officers
status and proposes to make it
plain they are policemen, not
mere bailiffs.
Bladensburg.
For mayor-Otis L. Stevens
and JosiaS M. Cobb.
For councilmen four yea1
term)-Ward /, Eugene F. Baldi
Mrs. Susanna K. CriStofane and
John C. Hillhouse; Ward 3, Leslie
r. Pennington and H. Austin
Stevens.
North Brentwood.
For mayor-William D. Bel
lows and LaBarre P. Thornton.
For treasurer-Mrs. Emma F
Hawkins and Mrs. Myrtice Good
win.
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