Evening star., 1946-08-07

county convention will elect dele
gates to the Democratic State Con-
vention to be held at Richmond
September to name a successor
to the late Senator Glass.
1t is regarded as probable that
the same State delegates will be
called on to cast their vote for a.
successor to Representative Smith,
who has indicated he is receptive
to the nomination as a successor
to Mr.. Glass.
Chairman Edmund D. Campbell
of the Arlington County Board ap-
parently received more votes for
denomination than did any of the
contenders for State offices. accord
ing to unofficial returns. With ali
precincts reported. he received 5.O67
votes. The combined vote of Sem
ator Byrd and Martin A. Hutchin- /
son, his primary opponent, in the
county was 6,28l.
Ball and Clements Win.
Frank L. Ball, jr., and J. Elwood |
Clements. chairman and vice chair |
man, respectively, of the Arlington |
Committee for Hutchinson, were
the only two anti-organization can
didates who were elected county
convention delegates yesterday. |
They were chosen in the Ballston |
precinct The other two delegates |
from Ballston precinct and the four
from each of the other 10 precincts |
are associated with the dominant
faction.
There was total Of g. candidates
In Arlington for the A convention |
seats. In Alexandria there were no
contests in any of the citys' wards
and one vacancy existed when but !
q candidates filed for the 28 seats !
at the State convention. No local |
convention is planned in Alexandria |
In Fairfax County no election of
county or State convention dele |
gates was held. They will be chosen
August 20 at magisterial district
mass meetings.
Arlington Delegates.
Following is a list of the Airing
ton convention delegates with the |,
first four listed after each precinct |
name being the winners:
Arlington Homer Bauserman, !
924: E. L. Usilton, 7o3 Mrs. Maud
Dove, $50, and E. w. Hammond, |
667, all organization candidates; also |!
Mrs. Ester l. Cooper, 655; Mrs. Ida |
Engeman. 40, and Mrs. Emily B.
Fine, 566, antiorganization.
Ballston-Frank L. Ball, jr., 552.
and j. ElWood Clements. 472. both
antiorganization; Thomas j. Crack,
479, and F. Freeland Chew, 467, Or
ganization: also Mrs. Hazel C. Long.
456. and George c. Fischer, 407, Or
ganization; Mrs. Zenda l.. Arkin,
314, and Mrs. Sue M. Accardo, 3l9,
antiorganization.
Carne-Harry A. Grant. 1863; Mrs.
Edith S. Simpson, 341; Mrs. Evelyn
L. Freer, 800, and w. M. j. deButts.
308, all organization; also I. K.
Adams, 262; Mrs. Dorothy P. Ter
borgh, 213; Mrs. Paul Yoder, 234,
and William NJ Aiken, 283, anti
organization.
Cherrydale-J Maynard Magru-
der, BAT; Hugh Reid, 379 Thomas
j. Broyhill, 337 and William L.
Bragg, ST., 1853, all organization; also
James D. Franklin, ISL, antiorgani-
zation.
Glen Carlyn-Nixon A. Brewer,
108: Leonard o. Hilder, 81, Mrs.
Kate B. Mackey, SO, and Mrs Helen
" Ealler, 103, all organization; also
Mrs. Florence c. Bachus. 68, and
Mrs. Marjorie B. Marvin, 81, anti
organization.
Lyon Park-Maurice R. Byrne,
300; c. Nelson Bean, 289; Mrs. Kath-
ryn T. Dinges, 300, and Hamilton M.
Myers, 290, all organization; also
Mrs. Sylvia S. Hoddes, 1T; Mrs. Fay
B. LeBeau, 1877; Mrs. Joyce S. Field,
l85, and Mrs. Marjorie w. Larson,
1873. anti-organization
The following five precincts each
had but four unopposed candidates
all organization-and therefore
elected:
Clarendon No. Mrs. Ella T.
Odenthal, Lyman M. Kelley. J. Law
renee Manning and Earle G. Beale.
Clarendon No. 2-William D. Med
ley, H. Bruce Green, Mrs. Beulah B.
Friess and George M Yeatman.
Rosslyn-Charles A. Birch, Glen
H. Deem, William R. Hoyle and
John c. Shepherd.
East Falls Church-Charles r.
Fenwick, 229; Robert H. Rollins,
ZIG; r.. C. L. Moncure, 228, and
Thomas E. Edwards, 213.
Virginia Highlands Alfred E.
Frisbie, 397. Charles Harrison Mann,
jr, 4l0: Leo Urbanski, 401, and Law
son Wimberly, 367.