Evening star., 1932-03-22
CRUPPER IS CHOICE
OF ARLINGTON Cop.
Delegates instructed to Vote
for Him in District and
State Conventions.
Dy STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

By staff Correspondent Of The Star.
LYON PARK. Va, March 22.-The
36 delegates and as many alternates Sc
lected at the Arlington County Repub-
lican mass meeting here last night were
instructed to cast their votes in both
the district and State conventions for
Joseph L. Crupper Of Arlington County
for State committeeman, to succeed
C. Bascom Slemp. who has declined to
again become a candidate.
Seven resolutions were passed unani-
nnously by the mass meeting. The f1rSt
two instructed those delegates attending
the district convention in Purcellville
on March 20 and the State convention
In Roanoke on April 2 to cast the en-
tire vote of the authorized delegation.
The third commended the present ad-
ministration; the fourth expressed ap-
probation for the selection Of Secretary
William N. Doak, Arlington County
resident, as a member of the cabinet;
the fifth instructed the delegation to
cast its entire vote in the district con-
vention for Joseph L. Crupper as one
Of the two delegates to the national
convention; the sixth instructed the
delegation to vote for Secretary Doak
for one of the seven State delegates at
large to the national convention, and
the seventh instructed solid vote Tor
Crupper for State committeeman.
Crupper was formerly State chairman.
Omohundro Presides.
Last nights meeting was called to
order by j. E. Spaulding, county chair
man, who later turned over the chair TO
II. s. Omohundro. Mrs. Eva F. Pum-
phrey was secretary. The meeting was
addressed by Crupper, Board Member
Fred A. Gosnell, County Judge B. M.
Hedrick, L. c. McNemar, DR.. visitor
Myers. president of the Arlington
County Republican Club; Mrs. Louis A.
MacMahon and others. Judge Hedrick
and McNemar issued warning that the
Republicans throughout the country VIII
attain success.
The following delegates and alter
mates were selected by precincts:
Arlington - Delegates, John Clark
son, H. L. Wilson, w. W. Wright, J. L.
Green, John Agnew; alternates, I. r.
Hawkins, r. Daniels, j. j. Well.
BalIston Delegates.
Ballston - Delegates, Charles Darr,
Mrs. Grace l.. White, Ray Cogswell;
alternates, Mrs. Glare Cogswell, Mrs.
NJ Mattare.
Carne-Delegates, w. w. King, Gray
son A. Ahalt, S. H. Williamson, Mrs.
r. A. Gosnell; alternates, w. r. Cop
mage. F. c. Tacker, John Call, Mrs. S.
il. Williamson, Mrs. G. A. Ahalt.
Observation-Disclosures, L. G. Mac
Pherson, C.. MACPHERSON, Harry B. Ma
son, G. F. D. Rollings; alternates, Mrs.
j. j. Dudley, z. II. Burch, Z. c. Hise.
Clarendon, No. delegates, A. B.
Eaton. L. A. MacMahon, Joseph L.
Crupper, E. M. Wood; alternates, Mrs.
L. A. MacNfahon, H. J. Odenthal, Mrs.
e. M. Wood, A. J. Porter, @. A. Nc
Crillis.
Clarendon No. 2-Delegates, Mrs.
Frances Harris, Mrs. Emily Follin, w.
E. Wolff. w. H. Wash, ]. Z. Spaulding;
alternates, Thomas Bailie, c. w. Harris,
Carl A. Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. H. s.
Omohundro.
Cook; alternates. w. G. Crossman, E. e.
Eldridge.
Glen CarIyn Delegates.
Glen Carlyn-Delegates, Judge B. M.
Hedrick, John H. Olcott; alternates,
Miss Anna NJ Hedrick.
Lyon Park-Delegates, Lawrence A.
Michael, Edgar w. Pumphrey, Mrs.
Sophie c. Baker; alternates. Joseph
MACPHERSON, Mrs. A. r. Magrum, Mrs.
Eva F. Pumphrey.
Rosslyn-Delegates, J. j. Matter, w.
p. Fowler; alternates. z. Whitaker,
DR. Victor Myers. Mrs. j. j. Mateer.
Virginia Observation-Disclosures. Clar-
ence r. Ahalt, H. L. woodward. w. r.
Rose, Mrs. Clarence r. Ahalt; alter
mates, Z. c. Krize, Mrs. H. Skidmore,
II. L Harris.