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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-09
J. c. Francis And Bruce Phil
lips To Operate 1t. Only
Sinclair In AShe.

In the place of high weeds,
piles of broken lumber and other
unattractive looking objects,
there now stands on large spa
cious lot here on the main bust
ness street opposite the Burgess
Furniture Company and next
door to the West Jefferson Parts
company, a truly beautiful new
Sinclair service station.
This modern new filling station
follows the same general archl-
tectural plan as all standard
Sinclair stations in the United
States. In front of it are hun
dreds of square feet of concrete.
Under the sponsorship of Dick
Bason, of North Wilkesboro, who
is distributor of Sinclair gaso-
line and oil in tbs section, the sta
ton was erected by the Sinclair
Oil Company.
Ed Jenkins, Ashe county's pop
ular general building contractor,
constructed the building, which
was completed recently.
J. c. Francis, who was born
and raised at Helton and who has
been living in Greensboro for the
past two years, and Bruce Phil
lips, of West Jefferson, have leas-
ed the station, and have made
plans for an elaborate grand op-
ening tomorrow and Saturday.
Both of these young men are
well known in the Jeffersons and
Ashe county Mr.. Francis grad
uated from the West Jefferson
high school in 1882 and spent one
year at the University of North
Carolina. For the past two years
he has been connected with the
Durham Life Insurance Company
in Greensboro. Mr.. Phillips is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ward
Phillips, of West Jefferson. He
finished West Jefferson high
school in 1886 and has been work.
ing here at Max's Cafe.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-09
Grassy Creek
News Item

Mr.. Webb Thompson of Church.
vile, Md, is visiting relatives
here.
Charlie Haynes of Welch, w.
Va, is spending few days with
relatives here.
Mrs J. A. Dixon and small
daughter, Bobby, has returned
home after several weeks visit
with relatives in Maryland and
Pennsylvania.
MIR. and Mrs. Lawrence John
son, Mt. Airy, were guests of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. An
derson Sunday.
The Grassy Creek boys basket
ball team played A. S. T. c. at
Boone Thursday night
. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Wagg visit
ed relatives in Athens, w. Va,
last Thursday and on their way
home, visited Mrs. c. w. Dunn
at Bland, Va
Mr.. John Dixon and Mr. Webb
Thompson, visited DR.. B. c. Wad-
dell Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Sexton and
son Douglas were visitors in In
dependence Friday.
The farmers of the community
have a considerable amount of
their spring blowing done.
Mrs. Lucy Pierce Bell of
Crumpler, Miss Ada Wagg and
Jack Thomas were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Wagg Sun
day.
Miss Blossom Reeves of Fries,
Va, spent the weekend with her
father Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Reeves
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Greer of
Street, Md, were recent guests in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. M. F.
Spencer, having been called here
by the illness and death of Mr..
E. M. Osborne, brother of Mrs.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-09
New Sinclair Station Here
To Have A Grand Opening
Tomorrow And Saturday
Greer and Mrs. Spencer.
HOnOred on Birthday

Mrs. J. T. Wagg of Grassy
Creek entertained a number of
little folks with birthday party
Saturday evening in honor of her
son Jacks ninth birthday. After
numerous games which were di-
rected by Miss Myrtle Pugh, Mrs.
Wagg, assisted by Miss Ada
Wagg, served the guests delicious
ice cream, cake and candies.
Those present were: Olive
Pierce, Diana Blevins, Nancy
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-09
BELK'S MUST PAY
CHAIN STORE TAX,
HIGHER COURT SAYS

Raleigh, Feb. 1.-Belk Broth
ers company of Charlotte is sub
ject to the chain store tax for 46
North Carolina stores bearing the
"Belk" name in combination with
other names, the supreme court
ruled today.
The court handed down Al
opinions and adjourned it's fall
session, to begin it's spring term
next Tuesday. Court Clerk Ed
ward Murray said four cases
were carried over.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1939-02-09

Sexton, Nelson Reynolds, Bobby
Walker, Joe PieFce, Douglas
Sexton, Caudell Reynolds, Stra-
ley and Charles Wagg.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
"A Of Is Turf Scribes
Select Johnstown;
Chico Snubbed
2-Yeor-OId Champ Gets
One Vote for Place,
Three for Show
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated PRESS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 5.-The
Nations racing experts" who rare
ly cash . winning ticket. give you
Johnstown as the horse in the 1899
Kentucky Derby Saturday.
Fourteen of Is turf writers from
coast to coast balloted for William
Woodward's handsome big son of
jamestown in the Associated Press
annual Derby-eve poll.
Seven of the others went for w.
L. Brann's undermining Challedon,
while Herbert M. Woolf's Technician
and the top dark-horse candidate,
the Earl Sande- trained Heather
Broom, from J. H. Whitney's barn,
each drew two votes.
Some of them had a little trouble
seeing beyond Johnstown in the
race. However, the forecast for
rain on Derby day caused shift
in some quarters to Challedon, the
finest mud-runner in the field.
Notable in the voting was the
virtually complete lack Of support
for the 2-year-old champion, the
friendly little red-headed Ell Chico.
He drew only one vote to finish
in the place spot and three to show.
Challedon, in addition to his seven
first place votes, drew II for second
and four for show, while Technician
was picked on seven ballots for
third, leading the show-slot selec-
tons.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
BY BURTON HAWKINS,
Atar ata6 Qorrespondent.


CHICAGO. ILL.,, May 5.-One Of
the pleasant surprises Of the still
starched baseball season Is the sud-
den batting surge of blond Jimmy
Wasdell, the clean-cut youngster
who inherited Washingtons first
basing chores when Prexy Clark
Grifith shipped Zeke Bonura to
Broadway.
Jimmy's prolific whacking has
been startling, to put it mildly, for
he previously had demonstrated no
tendency to hit sensationally or even
respectfully. on what he has dis
played thus far in the 1899 cam
paign, however, he rapidly is wend-
ing his way off the dubious list.
AS the Mats sought to launch an
other winning streak here today,
their string of five straight victories
having been snapped yesterday, 4-3,
by the White Sox, Wasdell had COM
piled an amazing .444 average. That,
admittedly, Is far over his head, but,
by the same token, Harris regards it
as an extremely encouraging item.
Harris Thinks Wasdell Improved.
To what proportions Wasdell will
taper of in the batting department
Is conjectural, but offhaHd it ap-
pears he is headed for more salts
factory season than last year, when
he biffed only a mild 236 Harris,
at least. is inclined to believe Jimmy
will improve those modest figures
by some so points or SO.
One Of the most puzzled persons
at the swift rise of Wasdell is none
other than Mr.. Wasdell, who only
a few days ago was alternating at
first base with the veteran Ossie
Bluege. Wasdell was uncertain CT
the job he was handed and told to
60 to work on. He was depressed
and inclined to shrug
Jimmy jammed the thumb on his
glove hand in the Mats first game.
BIuege took over and performed so
masterfully Harris was forced to
leave him there. Wasdell recovered
only to discover he was working
half time, against right-hand pitch
ing, instead Of holding undisputed
possession Of first base.
To Jimmy it was distressing and
he took 1t hard. A sensitive, serious
lad. he thought he had failed again
and became q bit embittered.
Jimmyis Confidence Wanes.
He was a different player from
the ambitious, sparky boy who tried
and failed to win Joe Kuhel's job
from him several seasons ago. His
confidence suffered a slight relapse
then and continued on the down.
grade after two events after last
year.
Jimmy was prepared to step in
last year, but the Mats obtained
Bonura from Chicago . month be-
Evening star., 1939-05-05
Coach Sees Strongest Indiana Eleven in History
Simmons Goldberg Cords

have him hitting fungoes by gas
light at county fairs or betting
'em of the tail board OF . wagon
at street carnivals. Larry ex-
plotted Babe Ruth right up to the
hilt and got back several times
the Babes salary"
AL Simmons will retire when ne
saves up another $4,000 TOR a
rainy day. That will give him
5000 900 all told. They can't agree
on what to name Elmer Layden's
baby boy, so for, the present
they're just calling him John Doe
Layden.
If Patty Berg's ears are pinned
back this summer, Virginia Gull
foil of Syracuse may be the one
who'll do It. They say she Is
ready for her best year. Milt
Aron, the Chicago fighter, Is the
son of a rabbi. Monty stratton,
who received almost $4,000 out
of that benefit, will pay on the
mortgage on his farm and salt the
rest away in annuities.
What was the ump? Out IN
Wichita the other day the Knights
of Columbus and Midian Snriners
baseball teams played for .
trophy offered By . Jswno mss'
chant.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
By EDDIE BRIETZ,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

NEW YORK, May 5.-Any
hour now Marshall Goldberg Is
expected to announce he will
play football with the Chicago
e Cardinals this fall Also,
they say Trader Gerry Nugent
is readying a revised price list
for the few ball players remain
ing with the Phillies.
Charlie Graham, the silver
haired San Francisco baseball
Baron, says Joe Di Maggie be-
longs with Cobb and Babe Ruth
in the mythical all-time out
field.
Future notebook-Bo McMillin,
once a Praying Colonel at Centre,
now a graying colonel at In
diana, says the 1899 Hoosiers
will be the strongest Indiana
team in history.
Old Tony Lazzeri has started
. consecutive game streak of his
own. He was playing his seventh
In q row for the Dodgers when
Gehrig ended his string and
made 1t eight yesterday. Gehrtg
Evening star., 1939-05-05
WIN Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS E. STAN,
Star tanC nCorresp
Running Of the 1899 Derby
By FRANCIS {. STAN,
Star Stan Correspondent,

5-Down everybody
Kentucky colonel Southern
talking
conceding big Jamestown
65th running of the Kentucky Derby.
JohnSown middin 2-year-od this
although his like distance ohnstown
fooling
q bills hands,
happening 0O0-to, in
the prevewing the 1899 Derby
brky guaranteed trouble
holds not read
But don't bet this picture.
playing MY Old Kentucky Home and when they
call Weep lady,
more today approximately %
clubhouse what
happened night before
end of the buger will put his
will walk slowly the track and parade
pastth gandstand.
and crumped bills
the $2 $5
and plunk down a bet
Evening star., 1939-05-05
Minneapolis Comes Back
For Game Lead in A. A.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Those larruping Minneapolis Mill
ers are at 1t again.
Their eight-game winning streak
halted after an extra-inning battle
with Louisville and stopped again
Wednesday by rain, they thundered
back yesterday with q 16-to-1 tri-
umph over the Colonels.
As In many Of their recent VIC
tories, Minneapolis bludgeoned the
opposition into submission at the
outset.
Victory maintained their one
game lead over st. Paul and KAN
sas City, which have been travelling
at high speed. 81
Evening star., 1939-05-05
Louisville Hikes
Hotel Levy 10
SIS Room
Doubles Bar Prices;
.Bookmukers Offer
6-5 on Fuvorite
BY SID FEDER,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 5.-You
were plenty lucky guy around this
dizzy Derby town today If you had a
place to sleep and a IS future book
bet on Johnstown.
IL Eating was only incidental Cat
these prices) and, while liquid
nourishment was more or less requi-
site, that. too, was only a side item
to the race tomorrow.
There were folks still walking
along Fourth street at 3 am. look
ing for room, any kind Of room,
to stay until Derby day. but all the
hotels reported full up" The fact
that rain was forecast to aid
Technician and Challedon against
.Johnstown helped make them for
get they probably would wind up
in the suburbs somewhere before
they could park overnight.
Even Lobby Chairs Coveted.
In midtown there wasn't a hotel
that could promise a chair in the
lobby in which to catch a short
nap. The lobbies were too crowded
by folks from Miami to Seattle
arguing the relative merits of the
three favorites or going out on a
limb for the dark horses, Heather
Broom. Ell Chico and Xalapa Clown,
or the Derby trial winner, Wis
county.
And at am, the hour at which
the bars were supposed to shut
down by law, they still were at it..
The powers that be had as much
chance of getting New Workers and
Missourians, Marylanders and Ken
tuckians away from the mahog-
any-and that last bourbon-as
they had Of getting champagne in
the Blue Grass tonight. This is
bourbon country. strictly.
Rain or shine, the signs pointed to
a record or near record turnout for
the IA mile gallop, exceeding the
10000 Of last year.
Double Price on Drinks.
The natives weren't worrying over
weather possibilities, though. They
couldn't lose on the proposition now
even If the income tax people ar
rived. Drinks were double in price
what they were on Wednesday, and
the figures on menus in the better
restaurants resembled 4 report on
New Deal spending. Hotel rooms, in
case you're interested, were . mere
$75 for the three days (you couldn't
take EN- for less when you con-
tracted for them and you consider
yourself mighty lucky at that.
The few bookmakers in town, who
were offering to l on the favorite
only week ago, and glad to give it,
cut the price on Johnstown to 6 to S
today, and didn't care whether you
liked it or not. The big. handsome
hoss, sub, was considered some
punkins by this madcap throng.
Into the wee, sma'" hours, knots
of people sprinkled the sidewalks
of Fourth, Walnut and Jefferson
streets. Johnstown may be the horse
to beat, but Challedon is a fine mud
runner and funny things happen on
that beautiful Churchill Downs oval
in the mud, the folks pointed out on
all sides.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
Gains Derby Supporters Adams Replaces Hanor Jockey
WosdeIrs Great Batting Squirt
On Mats Tour Is No Flash
In Pon> Harris Feels ,

fore the season opened and Wasdell
was doomed to decorate the bench.
He was farmed to Indianapolis, but
when Bonura was unable to hit his
weight, the Mats put in hurry call
in June for Wasdell to join the
club Immediately.
He had his golden opportunity,
but he was no improvement over
Bonura and, shortly, Zeke was back
at first base.
The situation is altered now.
though, for Jimmy is clicking at the
plate. Since the Mats have been on
the road, Wasdell has maintained
an average of GIL and has hit
safely in the last six games he has
played. Some of his smacks have
been tainted and he still is taking
his left hand of the bat at the
peak of his swing, but Jimmy never
theless has improved considerably.
De ShOng TO Pitch Tomorrow.
Meanwhile, Joe Krakauskas was
to attempt to baffle the White Sox
with his southpaw slants today, with
Jimmy De Shong slated for action
tomorrow, when the Mats complete
their three-game series against
Chicago.
Ken Chase hurled passable game
yesterday in losing, but bumped into
two bad innings and the four runs
the Sox compiled in chunks of two
each in the second and third innings
were enough.
The Mats had spurted into a 10
lead in the first when George Case
singled sharply to left, moved to sec
ond on Buddy Lewis infield out. to
third when Sammy West grounded
out and across the plate when his
jitterbug antics on the baseline
caused Pitcher Johnny Rigney to
balk.
Ken Silvestri's home run blast into
the left-field stands, scoring Mike
Kreevich ahead of him. erased that,
however, and in the third Chicago
added two more on a walk to Marvin
Owen and successive singles by Gee
Walker, Luke Appling and Eric Nc
Nair.
Rigney Effective Until Eighth.
Washington, meanwhile, was de-
cidedly feeble against Rigney's
pitching, collecting only five scat
tered hits until the eighth, when
the elongated right-hander was
driven from the mound. Singles by
Case, Taft Wright and Cecil Travis
and walk to West registered two
runs, but that was as far as the
Mats went, for Clint Brown stepped
in and stopped them.
Nat notes-Charley Colbert, the
valuable utility infielder stricken
yesterday with the grippe, may not
be available to the Mats for q week
Washington will play in Cleve-
lands vast Municipal Stadium on
(See HAWKINS, Page C-2D
Evening star., 1939-05-05

shouldn't worry too much
there's always the National
League, and, anyway, Joe Nc
Carthy is the guy who needs the
sympathy.
Clyde Crabtree, former Florida
u. football immortal, can't de-
eide whether to stay at Miami
High as backfield coach or 60
Evening star., 1939-05-05

to Savannah High as head head
ache man When Pat
Monahan gets tired scouting for
the Browns, he's going to settle
down on a chicken ranch near
! Topeka, Kans.
Today's guest star-Jack Miley,
New York Post: Il hope Larry
MacPhail lays of Gehrig. He'll
Evening star., 1939-05-05
Ell Chico Will Be in Front

Cd
to and CD he is the best looking animal in the field
fellow. and 2yearold he
Remsen Handicap
impressive AS parade to the post
sudden Johnstown will be
priced horse walk to the
the starting and will break through
few times then sudden, the crowd will
judges stand
Ell Chico unbeaten undispued
champion the 2-year-ods
will Xaapa Clown and then Johnstown,
Heather Bloom Challendon and Challenge
The William Ziegler il, colt proved
victories Youthful Stakes
United States Hotel Stakes Saratoga
Special Junior Champion Stakes
Ell the 2yearo title by racing in
fremont which all of his l3 starts
back to be colt in his class
Evening star., 1939-05-05
Stars Yesterday
BY the Associated Press.

George Selkirk. Yankees--Hit third
homer of year with two on in fourth
and singled home run in 10th to help
beat Indians. 1876
Ted Williams. Red Sox-Drove in
fve runs with two homers in 7-6 de-
feat Of Tigers
Russ Bauers. Pirates-Pitched one
hit ball for 42s innings in relief to
help turn back Phillies. 6-4.
Zeke Bonura. Giants-Hit double and
single to bat in two runs as Cardinals
lost 6-3.
Van Mungo. Dodgers-Held Cubs to
one run in eight innings of relief pitch
ing and batted in two with double and
single for 6-2 victory.
Mel Maxzera, Browns s-Homered
twice with men on base and added q
single in trouncing Athletics, 9-3.
Ken Silvestri. White Sox-Hit for
circuit with one ON in second to help
down Senators. 4-3.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
Batted Tor Chase IN seventh.
Co. l>N>

Runs batted in-Wright, Myer Apping.
McNair Silvestri co. Two-base hit-Myer
Three-base hit-Walker. Home run-Sl-
vestri.. Double play-Myer to Wasdell.
Appling to McNar to Kuhel. Left on bases
-Washineton, :: Chicago, Z First base
on baIs-on Chase. 3: on Rigney 8.
by Rieney /. Hits-OI Chase. in 6
inninss; OF Appleton. 3 in > innings; of
Risney., in ~ innings; Oh Brown. in
- INNINGS. Balk-Rigney Winning pitcher
---Rigney. Losing pitcher--Chase Um-
pires-Messrs. Rue. Geisel and Kolls Time
of Rame-l:4g
Evening star., 1939-05-05
Lowrin Technicion Had Same Daddy

But out swrlng whirng OF horseHes ana oehe
colored Jockey silks spread out running ne
Techncian sweeping INTO second pace M
Lawrins victory OF last year Will oaiee
Lawrn avor year ae
and neither been when the horses parao
most tomorrow although relation techmcaly
end have much daddy the late ana cpp
Insc and both are Woof of Kansas CITY, bo
beaten by nose III
his fnal trial -o.o.s rh.r rho
So it will in front and Technan SECOND @ M ~ m
then from the outsoe WI" 'o'
another horse will stand its feet ano e ouv ,"
over the public will identity tn ne"
ender o Caedon which entry W. L. Brann OF Maryland
Now tho Old Line State never produced Derby champion ana he
Marvlanders their feet shrleklng 1ne hlo" |" o
can 90 the distance will he make his Dd IN Time.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
Johnstown Will Make His Bid

the clubhouse for the first
Ziegler colt still Will
wingng mighty will from the moon
shooters.
and Ell Chico nose nose with
Johnstown back n place and full of
Will be waiting
until the Belair The field will thunder toward the
far turn will Johnown ridden by
Jockey Jimmy will be moving
big Belair colt will dig into the cupp track ano
carry him Chico Challenge and Dorset
will several others moving
with him. - a-.--
feet Ell Chico
snn and 2ear-old contention Those who
chico the getting much of kick because
when he went to ne posi- tne
colt was no the people who bet on MN Will o
hoping that Ell the distance ward OF the challenges
off the mortgages and loans
which o.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
McPhoiI Is Dodqer Prexy

NEW YORK, May S LP.-Larry s.
MacPhail, executive vice president
of the Brooklyn Dodgers since jan
uary, 1898, has been elected presi-
dent of the club. He will continue
active management of the organiza-
ton.
Evening star., 1939-05-05
And CholIedon Is the Winner

pound down the stretch and any Derbyte Will te you
mile is where Kentucky Deroes are won ana
Chaedon will close second and rgn
behind this pair will be Xalapa Clown
The crowd $1,000 call it 10000 is on
stretch and then will be Chale-
Right at his heels will be Johns
cash OF muude ana
fast-fadng Ell Chico
The will make break thousands and tens OF
Thousands of hearts With the
with Johnown second xapa Clown thrd
E Chico fourth
We hope nobody takes know these
train affect people
Evening star., 1939-05-05
Major League Statistics
Friday, May s, 1889.
AMERICAN.
Standings.

WI. Pct. G.B. WI. Pct. oB !.
N. Y SO .727 - Det. - 68 .429 3 u
Bos. - 73 100 u st. L. 81 AT 31a
Chgo.- IS .6151 Clev. 48 1888 ~
Wash IS .583 311a Phila.- 80 $50 512
Yesterdays Results
Chicago, 4; Washington, 3.
New York, 10; Cleveland, 6 0O.
Boston, 7; Detroit, 6.
st. Louis, 8; Philadelphia, 3.
Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
WASH. at Chgo. Wash. at Chgo.
N. Y. at Clev. N. Y. at Clev.
Boston at Det. Boston at Det.
Pnlla. 1t st. L. Phila. ct ot. i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26
WILL FLY ROUTE
Of ALASKA ROAD

WASHINGTON - Rep. Warren
G. Magnuson. D.. Wash. chairman
OF the Alaska international high
way commission. announced today
that James W. Cary. engineer for
the commission, will accompany
three engineers. appointed by the
Canadian highway commission, on
a flight over the route OF the pro-
posed highway.
The flight Will start July from
Hazelton. Il. G The engineers in
tend TO spend six days surveying
the territory.
The survey was proposed In q
bill introduced in congress by Mag
nuson, and approved last session.
after which President Roosevelt
appointed the commission.
Although no definite date has
been set, members Of the Canadian
commission and the American
com mission will hold their first
point meeting Immediately after
adjournment Of congress. Principal
subjects 10 he discussed are financ-
ins and route ~ the highway.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26
Day Island
Booing Buoy
Taken Away

Day islands bapiss buoy has
been taken sway, Il l~at where
II ~.s. ard No ons knews ~hstb~s
II will eams back.
''punhsd'' by the tidss isst sua'
day. the buoy had qust ~hsstllag
and blinking e~esuse iss sisetfsssi
gear got ~ei
soms time FRIDAY sftssmsea .
lighthouse tender hass Ia off The
island and tesk ths buoy. iss
chains. anchor. ami al gear aboard
and then departed nathwsfJ
through ~. Nsffo~s
Tho aid to mariners Was plant
cd off the Day isisgJ shsrs 9aly
couple IL weeks sxa. bat IT.
constant "bcolna~ kept bay islsaa
residents swsks aiHhss. sed tbsy
weren't . bat ssrfy ~ssu the
stroaE tides NJ last SUNDAY ayussa
tts whistle sad. isssasatsiIy. Iss
light.
Tho y \. lighthouse ssrstss had
been advised the bu.y had hsensss
. msnass. rather than an aid. 10
navigation.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-06-26
MURDER, SUICIDE
ARE EVIDENCED

HEPPNEH, Ore. - Officers said
Saturday that bIoodstsins on an
automobile seat indicated murder
and suicide in the death Of man
and a student nurse. whose bodies
were found in the ruins Of = ranch
house fire.
They said the gifi was Aflsins
Harvey. 20-yesr-old daughter 81
railway engineer NJ The Dslles.
The man was Identified as Arthur
Ashinhufsi. 90.
Ashinhursts car, spotted with
blood. was found parked near the
ashes ~ the house early yesterday
Both bodies had bullet wounds and
a gun was found near them.
Relatives said Ashinhursi. who
recently returned here after
long absence. mad known Miss
Harvey several years. but only a.
q friend Of the family