Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-10
Conservatives
Gain 9 Seats

Conservative Arlington DEM
ocrats picked up an additional
nine seats on the Executive
Committee yesterday for
membership control of 48 to 26
Primary voters settled con-
tests in % of the 81 precincts
Each precinct has two commit
teemen.
In addition to losing nine
seats, the county's liberal Dem
ocrats also dropped five pre-
cincts. When the new commit
tee convenes, 20 precincts will
be represented by conserva-
tives, nine by liberals and the
remaining eight will be split.
For the second time, a Negro
James E. Chinn. of the Glebe
precinct. was elected to the
committee. Two years ago, At
torney Thomas Monroe was the
first Negro to win a seat. MIR
Monroe, also of Glebe, did not
seek reelection.
Listed below by precincts are
the candidates with the unoffi-
cial returns:
Abingdon--Dorothy Drummond, ia;
CHARLOTTE Pelissier, los: r. L. Hack.
Arline ton-Ruth Bauserman. 1875.
nMiniired Carrigan, los: Elizabeth
Berry, ~; RICHARD s.: Hannett. SO
lsS; Robert ". Howard Tene III; JACK lyGn e,
Ashton Heights-william L. Wins
ton, 147; J, W. England. I3s.
aurora Hills-Ralph W. Fairbank,
K F9yi =; e oLesgett' l2l; David 1.
LOIS sal & aendfi.f. 1s 6 Beatty l47;
Bns 6c. Cole. ia; Maud
Wo Al SbA Ann Gerber a.
jr.. 81
Claremont-FrancIs Thompson. IS:
A. A Balayage, 20: p. H. Lockhart'
~; Ruben Lee Johnson, jr.. so.
A. Ctht,eerryaale-Mary A. Further, us:
Ms ~ Hanson. l01; Alvin L. West,
=, Clarendon--J Lawrence Manning
S u.s.; park g Payne. IS; valin S. An
qSI. .Is R. rl.i.h.r. "; !,
courtland-Ralph A. Bowman. So;
Guy Lester. sr., 70; cOrrint 3
,sb Dominion TsS chill. aills1 L,Y,ll ! Has
nett P. Flow, So. - Jon
140; Charles R. Fsnwick, iss. '"uO'p
oe pslTilinst9n W5;,nSs2y g. Smith. o.
Fillmore-Kate Ebelman. 12s: Neil
0lebe-James =. chinn. IT'S; Ann.
cite Antics. 10 Hymie Bremen. II.
Glen William A. Bachus
Jetferson-Vioia H. Cook. 146; Char.
lie Sher. 135: Paul r. Reitz. 81.
Lee.Ken W. Marcus l01; June A
Mccarthy. "a: Nina 10 Warren, 40
R1 hSextingsonI.Denman T; Rucker. %;
Morrissey. II; -Roswitha Rovin, SIS.
Lyon Park-Morris L. Mitchell, I04
Mamie p. Middleton. 81; TAYLOR Gan
nett 80: William Lowery, as
Lyon Village-Lawrence d. langley.
III Edna NJ Shipman, 14e
Madison-R. Wade Pearson. 163. w
j: Baumbaugh, 1856; Eleanor W. zim.
Marsheil~Burton R. Thorman. ~,
s MsrE Louise Al Ma 4 R1lce 1S Linus A verz
Nottinghanl-Dorothy W. OFT, lis.
Marion Shalowtiz,- 96: George B.
Atney, "a; Freda L. Woneldorph, So,
Oakridge = Lawson Wimberly, 81:
James W. Haley, SIS; John W. Glib
overlee Knolls-Robert Leary Bass.
ord, 115: Boynton P. Livingston, iii
Walter Krimont, SO.
Park Lane-Stan Stanton. l45: Eu.
gene r. Hubbard. SO: Agnes Briscoe.
4 Rock spring-Edmund B. Campbell,
l5S; j: Elwood Clements. 1877.
Rosslyn--.Ralph Kaul, 1884, Jane.
a. Campbell, 1913; Edith Wilkinson
l22: M: j. Cookery, "a.
Thrifton II. Maynard Magruder
1875; Virginia W. Thatcher. is5.
Virginia Observation-Disclosures Mann
l25; Leo Urbanske,- IT,, I16.
Westover-Glen B. WALL 81; Rob.
ert L. wilkinson, jr., IS.
Woodlawn-Spence M. Smith. jr
1OS: Louise P. Engle, l0b: Ruth Mar.
cey. 104; r. Cary Nichols, IT,. IS.
Yorktown-Grifith 7. Garrett, IT,
115; Ruth A. Camden. ia.