Evening star., 1954-04-20

on at Upper Marlboro before
the midnight deadline last night.
Candidates have until the same
hour on April 26 to withdraw
their names.
Democrats without party in
dorsement plan to meet today in
an effort to form a combine
against the organization and to
gain control of the influential
Central Committee. Republicans
indorsed for Central Committee
posts also face stiff competition
from candidates outside the fold.
The Republicans continued to
lead the Democrats in women
candidates as Mrs. Elaine Lady
of Contee became a laSt-minute
filer for the House of Delegates.
Mrs. Lady, a former assistant
professor at Seoul (Korea) Gen.
tral University, and mother of
two, is the wife of Harold Wen
dell Lady, consultant on in
ternational finance and trade
Previously, Mrs. Margaret Con-
ant of Glenn Dale, mother of
three and also an ex-profes-
sor, had filed for Republican
nomination to the House.
No new aSpirants filed to op-
pose Republican John r. Fletcher
for nomination to the State Sen
ate or Democrats H. Winship
Wheatley, jr., and Leroy Pumph-
rey for the same Office. But these
names were added yesterday to
the list of persons in the field for
other posts:
House Of Delegates tsix seatsl-Re-
Andrew Gemeny, College Park; Albert
R. Hassall, District Heights (incumbent).
f1led A. before yesterday are Clifton 1.
5s%, 5To5yestsd 3d. Harry tsr TayIoE T. dneum-
N Mrs: s1 Margaret aata N. Gonant. e. cum0en''' ana
M. Burns withdreW Yesterday.
day-H. Malone Dresbach. Lanham; John
G. Deck, jr., Cheverly; C. Philip Nichols.
Laurel: William J. Millar College Park.
sene r. oRrien eS Ferrs g. wilsinson {n- %
cumbent). Ernest A. Loveless, ir.; Lans-
dale G. Sasscer, jr.: Carlton R. Sickles
anS M HeExeS Woods g. withdreR MadneR' yesterday.
States Attorney-Filed yesterday. Blair
H. Smith. Democrat; Carlyle J. Lancas-
ter. Republican. No prior filings for
Clerk Of Circuit Court--Filed yester-
day, W.. Wayerly Webb, Democrat.
Previous filing, John ,: LaueF; s,I Republican
day. Democrats Fred F. MooneyRsm
College Park: A Preston. Perrie, Silver
Lastner, ,Greenbelt; Francis J; Alnisi'
eldale: Frederick NJ. Coxen, Hyattsvills.
Filed previously. Mrs. Irma Bogdanofi,
Asthg REHmel ganei Wlsm HaIbsTt NeupsH Re
chelt, Jesse s. Baggett.
KspS6Iisans % w for Con, Commissions5 NioTag n {no
nmben nsi Rdvard W EyereSs Waters Msr'0h ncum
Thomas Thomas Hicks LasasT MafTn s. aamore
Gordon Louk and Charles H. Drown.
County Treasurer1filed h..ysSs'. yesterday,
koma Park Republican. Sidney NJ.
Charles z Callow. Democrat: Julian B.
Marlin g. aFillins: S'Esat' East Riverdaie !.
RogeT ] sansbTry Forestyilliee;; w Curtis S1td
p Democrats Nc for sheriff. filed Yesterday.
v. Carlton Hicks. CheItenham; George
Camp Springs Filled previously, J. Lee
Thomas j Van Pelt. Ernest II, Mulliean.
e[a'S sd {Ssssehfeas LEWIS Ea a
Betty E. Tayman william J; MiliaT snhd
previously william Neuman, Dwight <;
sothoTon: Mrs. Ruth NJ. Swami. Hugh
Rsp.Siicsns; hlsq 4,f, ysstsrd;ay; .a; william an
ettsVe casaH Hfsnss HeRSsr "a% RySh yeham nS
William J: Grifith. Filed previously,
FsE FsEr H wsns09 MndTs ea1o1 Ms55e Il h Mqa
Laura Mulrooney. James 8. Brady. James
P. Sutton, Mrs: Virginia s. Bryant. Rob
ert Y: Yost. Marvin s. Baltimore, John
v. r0'Brien. Ernest c. Farwell. Andrew
Each Central Committee has seven
Orphans Court judge-Filed yester-
viously filed. same party. Vincent A.
Osterman. Mrs. Irwin Lavine. Robert c.
Meredith. Republicans. Mrs. Laura Lee
Courtney. Ruth B. Hall, Paul D. johnson.
Suryeyor-No filings Yesterday to op-
pose Republican Thomas B. NcNeill or
Democrat Walton @. Banks.
,Register Of Wills-Filed yesterday
Filed previously. Walter D. Addison,
Democrat: Frank E. Gasch, Republican
DeIegates to State COnvention-Repub-
ncans filed yesterday, Mrs. Bernice L.
Thalia D Thomas, John Wesley O'Brien,
George 9. H. Mcdaniel jr.; John r.
Hughes. Willie N. Constantine. Lawrence
Democrats. filed yesterday. Adele H.
Stamp. Richard B. Woods, Rose L. Sa-
bino. William G. Fawsett and Mrs. Mar
garet Blacher, Filed previously. Miss
Dorothy Lee Mcnamara, Roscoe H. Park
er. Anthony v. Colicchio.