The Wilmington morning star., 1940-06-26
FADING STOCKS RETREAT IN MODERATE SELL1OFF
Less Than Half OF 1889
LEGISLATURE Will Return

dncumbent), Julian Allsbrook; Har.
nett David H Senter; Haywood, Glenn
c. Palmer Cncumbent); Henderson, p %
L.. Burgin (incumbent; Hertioru; H.
H. Underwood GncumDentl iio n 'navis
1incumbent) Iredell, John r. Mcl.auspp-
lin: Jackson. Dan X. Moore, Burke r
Ferguson (R); Johnston Gw9 seatS1,
Lawrence ii. Wallace, T.. L. fulghum
(both incumbents): Tam.
er: Lenoir, F. E. Wallace (incumbent1'
Lincoln, James A. A~bernethy, Jr.; Ma
con, Dr.. W. A. Rogers; Madison, Grov.
or L. Angle, DIR. J. II. Hutchins (R)i
Martin, Clarence w. Griffin; mellow.
ell, ]. c. rabbi; Mecklenburg Ghree
s%eats), J. B; Volger NnGunl n1itobsu T. W
B. Ellis, w. f. Hughes (R) Montsom-
cry, o.. R. Burt (incumbent Moore
+ n. Poole; Nash 1.-TWO s%eats),. Z. =.
Alternately, w. E. Fenner (botn lncuIl-
bents) New Hanover, Jack q. LeGrana.
John R. Morris (both ineminoeH nSs..
low, l. j. Kellum; Orange, J. W. I'm.
.tead, Jr.; Pamlico. Dawson Deiamar'
Pasoutank, F. Webb Williams; Pender.
c. D. McGowen; Perquimans, D.. - u
Benton ~(incumbentl; Person. hopeft z.
Burns; Pitt, 5. .. " Rnger. Gncum-
cumbentl: Richmond. Henry Brown.
Robson 1.-TWO %seats), DR.. T. G: John.
son, Roger R. Pittman; Rocklngham
(twe seats), T. C. Stone. Joe W. Car
seat seats} ,09 Geor laeu r. Uzseil lincambsntl.
Kerr Craige Ramsay; Rutherford,
Grady Withrow (incumbent); Sampson,
Dr.. 4. H. Kerr, Charles F. Honeycutr
(R); Scotland, o. L.. Moore .(lncum-
bentl: stanly, j. Heath Eluttz; stokes:
Surry. Henry c. Dobson (incumbent?,
A. Lee Hiatt; Swain, Mckinley Ed
wards, A. J. Dehart CRY: Transylvanias
NJ. w. Galloway; Tyrrell. C. Earl Ca
hoon; Union, O. L. Richardson Qncum-
bent): Vance, Irvine B. Watkins. Allan
(incumbent). Leroy Allen, William Z.
Hatch (incumbent): Warren, John Fl.
Kerr. Jr., (incumbent): Washington,
W. M. Darden (incumbent); Watauga
Convention; WAYNE (two seats}, =.
incumbentsJ: Wilkes, A. A. Cashion:
Wilson, Larry L. Moore Jr.. (incum-
bent): Yadkin, Frank M. Woodhouse
(incumbent). Hovey Norman CRY; Yam
cey. Dover R: Fouts.
First district 1.-TWO seats), Herbert
Hugh G. Horton; Third. Archie c.
Gay: Fourth 1.-TWO %seats), w. G; Clark,
DR. r. w. NJ. Long (noth incumbents);
Fifth, J. Con Lanier; Sixth 1.-TWO ~seats),
W. L. Lumpkin ~(incumbent), Van s..
Watson: Seventh 1.-TWO ~seats), John ID.
Larkins. Jr.. (incumbent), X. A. Pitt
man; Eighth 1.-TWO seats), ]. B. Benton,
Thomas O'Berry: Ninth 1.-TWO %seats),
Roy Rowe, Jeff d. johnson, Jr., James
B. Barefoot (R); 10th 1.-TWO %scatsl.
James H. Clark, D.. M. Springfield;
18th, H. e. Stacy; 18th 1.-TWO %seats),
Ryan McBryde, J. V. Wilson, Fate
Beal CRY.
Thirteenth 1.-TWO seats), L. Y. BalIen-
tine (incumbent). r. c. Pittman; 14th,
w. w. White: 18th, F. d. Long: 10th
1.-TWO seats). e. c. Brooks, Jr., x. J..
Sanders; 18th 1.-TWO %seats), Thomas J..
Gold, J. Hampton Price (both incum-
bents) 18th 1.-TWO s%eats), J. Lee Wilson,
Edwin Pate; 19'h 1.-TWO %seats), r. Z.
Ingram (Coble F~undrehurke leading in
latest run-off figures) Goth 1.-TWO s%eats),
A. B. Palmer, Joe 1. Blythe lboth in
Edwin c. Gregory Gncumbent) ; 22nd,
Gordon Gray Gncumbent); 23rd. VIII
liam F. Marshall. Luther ]. Fowler (R);
Path, Joseph B. Mccoy: 25th 1.-TWO
~seats). J.. Henry Hill, John W. Wal
lace: 26th, R. Gregg Gerry, W. II.
Sanders (R) 9th 1.-TWO s%eats). L. J. p.
Cutler, Wade B. Matheny; 2sth. Harry
Miller, J. B. Riddle. Jr, (R): 29th,
Eugene Transou: 30th, DIR. C. A. Peter
son (R); 31st, James $. Howell. Guy
Weaver (R) 32nd. Otto Alexander;
s3rd, Edwin Whitaker. and John Fl.
Green (R).
All candidates except those desig-
mated "CR)" are democrats.