Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1941-06-06
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Slated in Nearby
Virginia Vote
Judge and Delegate
Opposed as Primary
Candidates File

Democratic committee chairmen
in Arlington and Fairfax Counties
and Alexandria, Va, today an
nounced incumbents in county and
city Offices and House of Delegates
seats had filed for reelection be-
fore the midnight deadline last
night with only the Alexandria
Police Court Judge and Fairfax
delegate opposed.
Stanley King, Alexandra attor-
ney and member of the Democratic
Committee, filed for the Police,
Civil and Juvenile Court bench seat
some time ago. while Judge James
Reese Duncan waited until a few
days ago to announce his candl-
dacy.
State Delegates Maurice Rosen-
berg of Alexandria and Charles r.
FenWick of Arlington, who also IS
chairman of the County Democratic
Committee, both fled for re-nomi-
nation to the Legislature without
Democratic opposition, although the
Republicans NAV announce candi-
dates before the election. The
Democratic primary Will be held
August 5.
Basil De Lashmutt. only member
OF the Arlington County Board
whose seat is up for contest. also
filed with the committee for re-
nomination.
Alexandria Candidates.
Mr.. FenWick is chairman Of the
Virginia State Wrestling and Box
ing Commission, chairman OF the
Joint House and Senate Commits
sion studying taxes levied on COM
mercial motor vehicles and chair
man of the Recreational Commit
tee of the Northern Virginia Re-
gional Defense Council.
In Alexandria the following cam
didates announced their intention
of running for denomination: City
Treasurer Roger Sullivan. who has
been unopposed for Office since
1925; Commonwealth Attorney AL
bert V. Bryan. Commissioner of
Revenue Charles H Callahan and
City Sergt Robert H Cox
Seven Alexandrians also filed
notice for election to the 12-man
Democratic committee with R. Sam
uel Luckett, chairman Of the COM
mittee They are Frank Monroe,
David L. Ruben and j. Preston Mer-
| chant in the third ward the latter
two named are not incumbentsl
James Vernon Dyson new candi-
date and Mr.. Luckett, fourth ward;
Arthur Campbell and Miss Camille
De Lane, both incumbents, sixth
ward. No candidates for the first,
second or fifth wards appeared.
Others Refuse to Run.
Charles Davis and Joseph Wyatt
Of the first ward. Charles Worsham
and Mr.. King of the second ward
and William Brooks and Capt.
Everett Hellmuth of the fifth ward
were the committeeman not choos-
ing to run again. Others who did
not file are former Clerk of Police
Court Douglas M. Stanton. jr.. now
a member of the armed forces. and
Associate Police Court Judge Joseph
NJ. Pancoast.
The chairman said the posts on
the committee would be filled after
/ the primary by a special election
among members of the Democratic
committee.
/ In Arlington's II electoral pre-
cincts the following came out for
reelection to the county Demo-
cratic Committee, Mr.. Fenvick re-
ported;
In Arlington precinct. A. C. Stick
neey, I'd, and Homer Bausserman.
both incumbents: Ballston. Thomas
Crack, incumbent, and Mrs. Pearl
/ E. Conner, new candidate: Glen
/ Carlyn, Nixon Brewer. incumbent;
East Falls Church, Mrs. Herbert
Marcy and Mr.. Fenwick, both in
cumbents; Clarendon No. l. former
| Committee Member Thomas Man.
ming and Incumbent Maynard Car
Isle; Clarendon No. 2, Vice Chair
man of the Committee MAYNARD
/ Magruder and Incumbent Mrs. Beu-
lab Friess; Lyon Park, Mrs. Kath-
! ryn T. DingeS, a new candidate:
Virginia Highlands, Harrison Mann
and Byron Brooks, both incumbents;
Rosslyn, Mrs. Beulah Goss. in
cumbent; Cherrydale, Mrs. Mary
Mackey, incumbent. and Carne,
Harry Grant and Alvin FitzHugh,
both incumbents.
In Fairfax County, Delegate Fran
els P. Miller, who is seeking renom-
ination, and Charles Pickett. Fairfax
attorney, who is opposing him, were
the only candidates to file, Robert
r. Buckley, chairman of the Fairfax
County Democratic Executive Com
mittee. announced.