Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-06
Montgomery Voters Face
Kine-Size Primary Ballots

of the County Council. The
third is Alger Y. Barbee, now
in the House Of Delegates.
All three are heads of states.
Mrs. Schweinhaut heads a
group known as the County
Democrats which is divorcing
itself from the Statewide
campaigns. Mr.. Hickey heads
the Blair Lee Ticket promoted
by supporters Of Gubernatorial
Candidate George P. Mahoney
and Senatorial Candidate Blair
Lee III. Mr.. Barbee has been
chosen by a third group known
as the United Democrats for
Tawes and made up of Mont
gomery County supporters of
the denomination Of Gov.
TaweS.
There are 20 candidates for
the six nominees for the House
Of Delegates. Only one, Mrs.
Edna Cook, is an incumbent.
Others in Race
Republicans have nine candi-
dates for their six nominations
to the House of Delegates, but
only one for the State Senate.
For the County Council,
Democrats have contests for six
Of the seven seats there, with
only Incumbent Grover K.
Walker of the I'd District with
out primary opposition.
Republicans have contests for
the 4th and 5th District seats
and the two at-large seats on
the council.
In addition, the Democrats
have three contestants for reg
lister of wills, eight candidates
for three judgeships in the
Orphans Court, and two for
sheriff. There are "a candi-
dates for seven posts on the
Democratic State Central Com
mittee and Is candidates for
the seven delegates to the
Democratic State convention.
Republicans also have two
candidates for sheriff, Is for
their seven State Central Com
mittee seats and 10 for the
seven convention delegate posts.
Among Republican candi-
dates who filed earlier for the
House of Delegates was Donald
H. Dalton. In a list of candi-
dates in The Star on Sunday,
he was referred to as Mr.. Daw-
son through error.
Candidates Listed
Democrats who filed yester-
day we're:
House of Delegates-Leonard s.
Blondes. Dale L. Button, Martha H.
Dunn, Victor L. Crawford, Edmund G.
Psalsis,, Thor G. Ringstrom and Harper
County Council-samuel Riggs ".
LIST district; Morgan L. Tenny, Sd dis
trict; Robert W. Beall and Robert w
Cremins, 4th district; Joseph Anastasi
Frank M. Alligood, -at-large.
Orphans Court-Martin s. Becker,
Martin E. Carlson, John j. Toomey,
Frank T. Harris and Miss Ella Plum
ReEister of Wins-Mrs. Clara David
son and Mrs. Ruth NJ. schiff.
State Central Committee-Mrs. Stella
e 6ibIlSSn; Dr. GsOrse r SHARP; Jsmes G
Charles \. Jamison, Mrs. Alice Jones:
Guandolo, ,schell s. Hoye, Willard A.
Morris and Gilbert B. Lessenco.
men, Edward s. Shapiro. Howard J..
Charles E Bowen. Charles L. Richards,
R Rfyid Msrpa Bets RS asiy w.2Ha
o,Connell. Edwin s. Billhimer, r., R.
Edwin Brown. Roy R. Hunt, John l..
Palmer. Arthur E. Neuman, T. Robert
Romero and William C. Miller
Republicans who filed yester-
day were:
State Senator--Gilbert GUIDE.
House Of Delegates-George A. Moore
Charles 8. Bresler and Mrs. Lila H.
County COuncil-George M. Fetrow,
I'd district: Pasauale NJ Marinelli, 4th
district, and Joseph H Schneider and
DR.; Thomas M. Wilson, at large. DR..
Wilson withdrew as the Sd district
candidate and refiled at large.
State Central C0mmittee-James E.
3. Hanson, Nicholas T. Nonnenmac cher,
Mrs; Dorothy B. Aubinoe and Walter
w. Dawson.
Convention Delegates - Calvin r.
Sanders, Mrs. Margaret English Ginesi,
John 8. Stroup and Denver L. Russell