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Evening star., 1947-10-08
HELP kEN,

TINNER, gutter and spout man. Gail
Apply $40 10th st. ne. 7:so 70 am.
$sBz 81 sgs ,.ss: sss: e.
pE pHfEHoalssrlls1fR. as ls1sR furniture; .xp.lieneed.
fHHRsfseE Rsn sHoP Hea'e s4ss 1ai ash st.
ss4i sHassz asssi sas1aas :sasz 1;fs;i ST
ary. resuiar work. CHERRY 4 GAL
tsabEE tsab Gan ssz sALEsMA n Rs buying and selling
Now is the time to gain exper. fof your
ehuTsh eSIars srE9As Is aa'0 Thifd
Il sss i;,,n ne =; At Z .nS $500 :, .,..n e..
naces; no experience required; must have
car; all equipment furnished; pay 81 .25
per hour plus liberal car allowance. Apply
sodso Can sen IN psfsen. 1IINE ARENA sP
Smith. 3rd and M sts. ne. Ii
ens sf4s N5 aSiefDs p i0es
WHAREHSoausEMEN, age s5-4o, needed to
Srk and helpers
week. sun. through Fri. nieht; 40-hr. work
Quick T and &c s TO With Srs Se0d and
physically capable to do heavy work; steady
year-round work and good pay. Apply
SAFEWAY employment ONCE, 184b 18th
WAsHiNG MACHINE MECHANIC. expert
knowledge. DAUBER's, 1920 18th st.
WWAsHMAN,. Y must be experienced and have
LOGAN CFoRD) MOTOR Co. iii 18th
YoUNG MAN, with high school education,
for fs CLERICAL cleric work; fair penmanship; future.
YOUNG MAN, veteran preferred; mailing
vancement. Elk. 534O. %
YOUNG MAN to start in real estate ONCE,
ine0i resasd aes sMH
INC, Realtors, 141s H st. NV. DI. 9057.
prefer some % one 0 abe to ri Ride biescl. ss and
MARKET; MAIIKE q 60 California st: NV -
livery truck and assist in store: large
Ssssson and othef Ssness' Boa Rea
YOUNG Man. colored; reliable and in
dustrious, to work in grocery store: must
eaTs % ri MARkP kAgPy 1900 y sad.n.5S1r
Cottage City, Nd Iii
YOUNG NAN, white, to do general work,
vision aerials, assist with deliveries; ex:.
cellent opportunity to learn radio and
te HeH ..ins Be as :as snd p.F x9s
coLoNY RADIO, e119 Ga. ave. NV. 10
STs nose MaN S dS Must e tnev o ne for e
YOUNG MAN, proficient bookkeeper-typist:
d-established firm now forming new ad-
ministration staff; excellent future; give
age, experience and salary expected. Box
23S-E. Star. -8
SIX UPHoLsTERERs, nrst class, top
Esasss EsgE 4onRas sgs TSSa ssns tools -esa'
get Christmas money? AVON COSMETICS
has opening. Call GIL. 1860 for details.
EXPERT UPHoLsTERER, one who can
take over shop; salary, $150 q week, full
time, or $75 wk. part time. Call co.
$3.50 from IL noon-10 pm. -S
ATTENTION, AUTO MECHANICS-One Of
the %lss
offers an unusual opportunity for two
experienced, nrst-class mechanics. II you
are interested in more money, security
sn1swer: II you can qualify, We offer the
antee for 45 hours per wk.
Plus incentive bonus up to 7b% Of
labor sales.
Plus six paid holidays.
Plus vacation with pay.
. Plus share IN liberal prof1t-sharing Llan.
Plus $1,000 life insurance policy. So
pital insurance with up to $3.50 surgical
benefits. $1O.5O per wk sickness pay.
We have new, modern building, with
--latest --latest ro. oos spg s.r 3 Showers and
listing experience and references. Box
3O.K, Star. Ia
Evening star., 1947-10-08
HELP MEN.

1DvERTiSNG SALESMAN. good oppor-
tunity, year-'round commission, outstand.
ing weekly suburban newspaper; must
stabis man. no sharp shooters wanted. Do
not waste your time unless you can nnance
yourseh between meals; Job easily Mortn
Write full particulars for interview. Box
Evening star., 1947-10-08

After two Italian deputies had
been fighting duel with swords for
an hour doctors made them quit.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

When dns,Dering advertise
ments addressed to Star bores
do NOT inclose original ref
erences, photographs or other
papers of personal udlue. Ad-
vertisers often fail to call tcr
all replies addressed to a Sta,'
boz number and this mail Is
destroyed it remaining ouer 10
days after final insertion OF
advertisement.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES

SAASSIFIE1 1H MAJ ~
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
time 33c per line
2 times " 33c
to times consec-
utively ------------ SOC
7 times or longer
consecutfvely -- 26c
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, SC per line
additional.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line ne-------45c 45c
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made in time
for correction before second insertion.
When canceling classified advertisemen
he sure to make note of the cancellation
number. This is important in case your
cancellation.
II advertisement was prepaid. retain
cash register receipt, which bears serial
number, with date, and identihes your
advertisement.
Lost and Found Advertisements
appear on Page A-3.
Evening star., 1947-10-08
Office Hours
Classified Advertising

Leave your ads at the BuSl-
ness Office, 11th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any of the
Branch Offices throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
8 am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, II am. to 9 pm.
Evening star., 1947-10-08

BURCH q BRO, 7tn, Sth ana StS. nw.
SENIOR ELEcTRoNIC ENGINEERS. guided
missile development-Several experienced
engineers needed to direct the design and
Apply c. D, Perrine., j.. chief electEonies
enginser Pi0tess plane dlyisi9an,
enced man wanted for night shift; i,1 open, pen q
fxaeo E ;ss feE
81 shRVfef va E. sraTfoa il sTf ATTENDANT, White
saTs sm sSsaPg' s6
SEW sye APIy Z
connection, oppor. for advancement or to
have own business. after proper training;
present average earnings. S216 per month.
Apply in person to MI. Brown SUN OIL
& ]. ssa$aS4 v2nHH sHSE
sHoE rs 81 sALEsMEN, experienced; good COM
mission rates With weekly draSins Sn5 d;s as-
counts count on sou1 a
Shoe Shoe 1 saLEsMAA. SS % e1per. % pleasant work.
rs i1R6Gaz sao 8" 5ss4 SssFe Conn., ADOs Ave-
SHOE Statesmen. liberal salary and
sesa sppia 2R5S ta sos nsn
SnK-SPOTTER, must have had com.
plete academic. training and at least 2
years Of full-time. experience in custom
or other well estab. and reputable plant:
To right man We offer TOP salary. good
working conditions and permanent en-
SKIP LOCATER, must be e1peTienced IN
telephone work. See Joe Tssh, NEW YORK
STOCK AND RECEiVNG-Good oppor.
Ettlin. BOND. sToRB, 1888 r st. NV.
sTOCKMEN, white, 5-day week, 20% dis
count on purchases. Apply employment
ONCE, 4th floor. S. KANN SONS CO. 10
STUDENTS, part time, to 6 pm, all day
RADIO CO, 44sa Wis. ave. Wo. 44lI. Ia
TAILOR, drst-class only; highest salary
tson Rsaa 1os Apply t usiFoRM STORE eonsouSse,
TAHOE part time, $3.50 per hour; repairs
ing. ms NE NiEsEEDIEsc:RAFT: $50 issh St. NV.
WIINERs. .s0l d 8. nv. % "a.
aa%I9ns seas ss tss0qs sts Hoo 4e'
daily WOODWARD & L0THRoP. IL
TELEvISTON INSTAILERS, helpers, re-
pairmen. experienced men given prefer
ence. Men with aptitude. but without ex-
perience will be Eiyen trainins for these
positions. GEORGES RADIO b TME-
VISION CO. Apply In person at 2146
Queens Chapel I'd. ne. liz
Evening star., 1947-10-08

triet Of taI Columbia % license. Can CO CO 4fS1
PLUMBERS. white, sxper. in toboipg; re.
ref: reg J;cSa C FLOOD CO. 20ls 14th St
PiGMbER Pix h AN; And HELPER, helper with
fESiss ssnss And s sTi$M sqg ssE
men with references wanted for new and
ehanies ea Ssfk Sss R.z co esfs
efuMbRks Fl HI RH IL hELfER, L41Ss intelligent vet
with aad sfs5f e s learn ABBY 1DS e 81
PoRTER, resident Of virginia preferred
Columbia pike at dlebe I'd. Arlington, Va
,PoRTER-DELrvERY MAN, good worfkins
ssas'Gas ssate age an and '. salary % expected soa
PoSRfEk. colored; exper. in LIQUOR store;
must have drivers license and ref. Apply
Porter Tor Tor used-car lot; D; c. permit
necessary; good working cond; must be
;sissy vss5A sf 'fsss Sosze i11' &C.
FSRfsEs SIafi sve eeofosed for large auto ssrsse
aH.t se l. nf!e T. sfaUzsr a1sSfs c 14S ts o
PoRrER-pRIvER for grocery store: ex-
MARKET, 1881 Conn. ave. NV. .-12
PORTER, colored, rood pay and hours
FEDERAL LIQUOR STORE 1871 Penna.
PORTER FOE DRUGSTORE: must be ex.
per-: excel. salary. sood hrs, 6,day Wk;;
no sundays. Apply in person, MARKET
PHAR. 1880 9TH st. NV. Do not phone
PORTER, colored. for large, modern apt
house. See res: mgr. 1901 W. ave. NV
PORTER-DRIvER for drugstore: perma.
nent position; good pay. SHEPHEREs
PARK PHARMACY, 7723 Ga. ave.
PRESSER, experienced. FRIENDSHIP
CLEANERS, 1888 41st st. NV, phone Wo.
PRODUcE MAN, exper. in display. with
super market background. BUCKINGHAM
SUPER MARKET, 1920 Nichols ave, Sc
PUBLIC CONTACT MEN (2). age 21-34,
to be selected for permanent association
With national organization, largest IN Its
deld, promotinE direct sale OF universally
accepted product. Personality. good edu-
cational background and car REQUIRED
Exceptionally attractive earnings possible
after brief training period. SH. 3O93. 10
RADIO REPAIRMEN. bench men: only ex-
pertenced technicians need apply. Top
salary and best working conditions IL
II you desire. GBORGES RADIO & TELE-
VISION CO. Apply in person at 2l46
Queens Chapel I'd. ne. -lS
Evening star., 1947-10-08

MATTRESSES. full.tim employment with
moGeIn modem restaurant lIla cnain; Sy 5S1day week
sa snd sa Psa HoT Pc
piaes; reed sssly; Steady POSITION % Anp1y FG
NEEDLEMART 1852 Col. I'd. NV. 90.
WOMAN, age 26 to IS, general ONCE work:
position. in new bldg:, close to carlins
with Ro5 sSRs fs aR
sssary: Apply 243l 18th st. NV; %
fun charge 15-mo. .old Soy 1 ana s help super per-
wise house; must live in; beautiful upstairs
oR GRR.' o4sa 1asans Rock Greek Park; s12o mo.
must have pleasant personality; duties
WORKING hoars 10 pm. to $40 s.m.; ons
party; salary $40 per v. e start; Apply
oin 81 nN eass Do HOME not nSone eoo Cha
WOMEN-Earn money at home: telephone
work; nationally known product. Box
S5isi SWoHsEiNS S'fs; fo INTERVIEW department. ssor. s
customers in their homes. Pleasant, inter-
fstinE saI E21k; a.. good pay hours arranged.
yline Arena. See MR.. SMITH, srd and
HouNd d5 LADY to learn ONO. routine: EN- mus.
be able to type After training viii be
eligible to take charge of an ofice In one
Of our new stores soon to be opened. Ap.
ply for interview At the +. q ". GRAND
gTORE. 400 7th ct. NV. 10
YOUNG LADY to manage wil-can desk;
ane speciality shop with pleasant workinS
conditions. Apply zIRK1N, S21 14th St.
YOUNG LADY, 21-2e, to work rs typist
and do general ONCE work IN finance COM
pany. must type rapidly; good starting SAL
ary and advances with ability. ASK for
Mr.. oreenbaum. RICHARD a. CO.. 1909
HoiU1iNG LADY to assist with ONCE work:
must have references. Apply CRAMER,
INC. 2150 Wisconsin ave. NV. IS
YOUNG LADY, white, age Is to 25, for
very desirable work In one Of Wash.'s
better cafeterias: no exper.. necessary. but
applicant must be steady. willing en-
ploye; starting salary, S35 q wk. and
meals: uniforms furn.: steady advance
ment II satisfactory: regular hrs, no Sun
day work. For further information, see
Mr.. McGARRAGHY at 511 14th st. NV.
between $3.50 and IL am. or and pm.
ss5, IS YOURS for selling only, so de luxe
new So for 81 sme-imprinted Christmas
srIa' s wIss lss eanRIfa casD co SnnA iAs
SfsS Mh1ss f'e1st faoHEf; II 4 s.eom. an A,op rep.
rsssntstivs during spare hours; plsg sant
az AL tss s1S seur2esE, HeRSl1ee kH: o7sss. 81 '.ln
t0onttnusd On Next PsssS
Evening star., 1947-10-08
D. colored; ware
aONG, 900 Rhode


Eianos Afa.6eSsn' s9ToRE CLERK. pleasing s sales
personality: !, ref and g.. experience. State
IUMfSiERYARD NAN. under 45. neat and
well-spoken, completely familiaI in,,T, with al
Eais Rnfises snd speeiaty n: ts@s thoroash9
capable Of taking. charge. Of retail division
st srss sspsrsnes and
SAckiNisTs, s7s;K ISIS instrument makers at least
ssh @sszi h6sfA S1a R's Co.. sSsS ga
i:s|s4s. S.s sssass s1s, ss
R7issafs ssFfiHs fFGa1t'ns or ARRly
M2aiSnnN MaIafhNSNGf SGNsG{fsss MaNwffE HaafNk for small
estate; Potomac River. Va; 45 min. WASH
nsto5R By bus m9derss ysres eu
%SEAiaN1fENsNoE n ias1nE e. MAN: must have 7th.elass
on saapan ssnss snd e DO
nance work in market: sss Nj; sehe-
maker. manager. NEW CENTER MARKET.
IA Ran fna as dispsn.sr ots for fuel and service
Sfe %itS A1inston issa and FsirisS Counties; typ
HSsfs s1Isi s4i Pho ssns a s,,' 1860 81 ,siA
MAN, white, active, Tor Work IN lefBe
ssaiEias ssorEins ssondsionsp sa.ati psls 3s poDb
NAN, 80 80 70 Go 10. married. sober, good
references, with pleasant personality: will
Can mas. MILLER wa. sSsa for sp-
pointment. -S
MAN to repair small electrical appliances
such rs irons lamps. vacuum cleaners and
coasters; also to answer telephone and
route service calls; must have good mem
ory and be aIert. COLONY RADIO. 6d19
Ma NAN. Nv white. ats' with car. for downtown de-
livery, full or part time. See about pm.
or 9 am. at 1909 14th st. NV.
MAN. white. to assist In ONCE OF building
department. Should have knowledge OF
building repairs and upkeep, also D. G.
drivers permit. Permanent, with advance
ment to competent man. State experi-
ence, qualifications, age martial status.
number. Address BOX 219-K. Star. -
MAN for theAter managef with lmagtna-
tion and the ability to carry ideas from
inception TO conclusion. Job means long
hours steady work. good prospects for
Experience valuable but not. necessary.
car an absoluts requirement; Starting
complete experiences history and Quand.
cations. Boz 166.Y. Star. I
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-24
FACTS. and FIGURES
~ FULLER WARREN

Jr., of Orange County, in The
House, it was a foregone con-
clusion, after he was chosen by
the Democratic caucus, that Mr..
Beasley would be elected Speak
|er. But when the roll was called
on the question of electing a
Speaker, Even Mr.. Alderman
graciously voted for Mr.. Beasley,
making it unanimous. Mr. Beasley
modestly declined to vote for
himself, but Mr.. Simpson directed
the Chief Clerk, Mrs. Lamar
Bledsoe, to let the record show
IS votes for the Speaker.
Mr.. Beasley took the gavel and
began presiding Immediately af-
ter his election. Honorable Ell
bert L. Stewart, of Hendry Coun-
ty, a very popular and benevol-
ent banker with the longest rec
ord of service of any Hous e
member e sessions), was elected
Speaker Pro Tenn.
Every members desk was lit
orally loaded down with beauti-
full flowers, gifts of the gracious
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-24

The opening Of the legislature
on April 8 was an impressive
sight. Richard II. Simpson, repre-
sentative Of jefferson County,
and Speaker of the 1919 House
Of Representatives. called the
House to order at high noon and
directed that the IS members be
sworn in by Justice Alto Adams
Of the Supreme Court. The rep
resentatives came forward in
groups Of ten and. placing their
left hands upon the Holy. Bible
and raising their right hands to
God, took the solemn oath admin
istered by Judge Adams.
When all members had b e e n
sworn in, the House proceeded to
formally elect as Speaker, Hon.
orable Thomas D. Beasley, of
Walton County. He had been Sc
lected the night before in the
caucus of members of the House
belonging to the Democratic
Party. Inasmuch as there are "a
Democrats and only one Repub-
lican (Hon. Alexander Alderman,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-24

and cordial citizens Of Tallahas-
see. So many flowers had moi
been seen in one place since the
years when Capone's mobsters
were buried beneath a wilder
ness Of funeral sprays.
The galleries were almost emp
ty as the 31st session Of the leg
islature under the 1885 Constitu-
ton got going. I've never seen
so few spectators at the opening
session of the legislature. and
I've been watching legislatures
open since 1918.
O'Neol Levy, one of the best
beloved characters in the Capt.
tai, who mas been an attache OF
the legislature for many, many
years, was on hand at the open
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-24

~ \ - mmkf tlAc most IT
49, - mso~~~hetker n b
1m EE~~r &uN sx Juss average.
- - A~s< k~s ~ vosfy about
~ s~w~<4& s<u wlil receive
uU<1x ~ 21xtx1 isnm your
1~n3 - - Z. kssp sr grow
4 mnm~ kHMmxss ~As head n hair.
Eo4 - h~<~ s.a esIin9 onions
T. >Imo& > - l@s@u&& -yoa need
- - - 6xox fuzzE lIass. Some
- <&0~w 49, xou slpeuI<i wash
- - ~nxx . dny. othefx will
- go ~&sAsax 4 snose often
60 ~11os . ns~n<h wsll cxtze u t0
D - IEHn >1.eSe b shc never
- h nHwwex" wshonI which con-
m&~& - - a<<p II the show.
~ - w~mAsm slsr snts II thc
- 80. pl~s IN important
- : - h~@leA ~ ere hair. bat
= - - dsmusesed y veRe-
$50 - : ts~s Uhsch positively
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-24

ing. He was warmly created ~
representatives and others who
have known him for many years.
II was my privilege to renew :
friendship with ONeal that has
endured for nearly q decade. No
man was ever blessed with I
more loyal friend than he has
been to me.
Former Governor Doyle Z.
Carlton was invited to address
the House. He made one Of the
most moving speeches I've ever
heard. He still has that peculiar
power Of persuasive speech that
stirs mems blood and thrills their
souls"
The humble scribbler Of This
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-24

column wss snvsop1 - ooDuD -,
House. with NJ oDllvwluD ecunl -
mir. Speukes usut 0ou11Du~n0
Of The f3ossse:
''This tlOuse hss : hoe1 -
before Il, and ] dat uon1 -
make e any hnrdpr ~ Uumruoe-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-24

win find II will pay dividends.
Those with nylon bristles can be
cleaned easily and some of the
new circular brushes with bris-
ties sll-around will do a good
thorough job. The 100-strokes-a
day method Is nothing to laugh
about. II can accomplish and help
stimulate the scalp. =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-04-24

Mai. Gen. Francis B. Wildly, re-
tired. cx-West Point head, born
In Detroit, % years ago.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-23
More Money For
Teachers; Snakes
OutlaWed

The special session of the Vir-
ginia legislature, called for the
purpose of giving relief to the VI,
derpaid school teachers, adjourn
ed last Saturday, after granting
an outright appropriation of six
and one-haf million dollars for
schools, with supplemental APP
preparation of one million to be
used in case deemed necessary
by Governor Tuck. It is estiuat-
ed that the amount appropriated
will give an increase Of about
5000 for each teacher for h e
school term.
Also passed was a bill designed
to prevent strikes in public util-
ity concerns. Also, a bill for the
announced purpose Of giving ev--
cry laborer the right to work
whether he belongs to labor
union or not. The last named bill
was modelled along the line of a
bill offered in the u. S. Senate
by Senator Ball of Minnesota. {
Another bill passed that should
meet the approval of the public
was one to prevent the handling
and display of snakes at all pub
lie gatherings. This act was in
tended to stop the practice of
handling snakes at religious gath
erings, such handling and dis
play of snakes having resulted in
the deaths of several persons
from the bites of poisonous
snakes.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-23
SUIT TO VOID APPOINTMENT
OF COUNTY OFFICERS
DISMISSED

The pro warranto proceedings
brought by Hansel Fleming to
void the appointment of county
officers made by Judge JOSEPH:
L. Cantwell when he vacated all
county offices in the contest pro-
ceedings last summer, was dis
missed this week by Judge Nor
ton of the Lee-Wise distric. Mon
day.
Judge Morton dismissed the
action because Hansel Fleming
brought the proceedings as COM
monwealth's attorney, when, as
a matter of fact, the judge de-
cided, he was not common
wealth's attorney at the time the
action was brought. The judge
did not go into the validity of
the case as to whether Judge
Cantweu did or did not have the
right to make the appointments.
1t is not known whether there
will be any further proceedings
in this matter or not.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-23
LOCAL WOMAN MAKING
GOOD AS SONG
WRITER

Mrs. Ballard Hanover, OF Sum
set Hill, Clintwood, coming to the
front as the author of songs CAL
culated to make a hit with radio
audiences, has been advised that
Roy Sykes, famous in radio cir
cles, will shortly bring his troupe
of singers to her place to put on
number Of her productions as
tryout.
She says that she has been as
sured by members of the Sykes
troupe that several of her songs
were expected to hit the public
with bang that wuold bring
wide approval. This, she says, is
the climax of six years of study,
prayer and patience on her part.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-23
FORMER COUNTY MAN
DIES IN DETROIT

r. c. Hanover, At, a former
resident of Dickinson county,
died last Saturday in Detroit of
a heart attack.
Burial was in the family grave
yard on Brush Creek Wednesday,
following impressive funeral SER
vices at the Baptist church here.
He was a son of Creed and
Izetta Hanover and during boy
hood the family lived at various
places within few miles of
Clintwood. He located in Ken
lucky many years ago. At the
beginning of the war he went
to work in a defense plant in Bal
timore, leaving there about one
year ago and locating in Detroit,
where he was employed up to the
time of his death.
He is survived by the widow,
Mrs. Nora Little Vanover ana
three children, Edna, Earl and
Cdeski. Also by the following
brothers and sisters: Temus, Car
(See next column)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-23
COUNTY WOMAN REPORTED
MURDERED IN WISE
COUNTY

According to various reports,
Mrs. Wilma Mae Delinger, about
80, formerly of Clinchco, was
found dead in the woods near
Appalachia Tuesday night, hav-
ing been beaten to death with a
club or some blunt instrument
Part of her teeth, says reports,
had been knocked out.
Mrs. Delinger, formerly a Miss
Wright, moved with her parents
from Wilder to Clinchco 18 or 10
years ago. She married Vernon
Delinger some years ago and they
had five children. Mrs. Delinger
left Clinchco two or three vars
ago and had been employed as a
waitress in a Coeburn restaurant
since.
It is not known who is suspect
ed of having killed the woman
Or why she was killed.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-01-23
LOOKING PROSPECTIVE
CANDIDATES OVER

With the Republican ticket for
county officers a matter of re-
cord, speculation turns to pos
sible Democratic nominees of the
convention to be held at Clint
wood on February 9th.
Lonnie Farris Newberry, of
Blowing Rock, is being mention
ed this week as a possible NOM
inee for Commissioner of Rev.
enue. Young Newberry is a grad
uate Of Dickinson Memorial high
school and veteran of several
months in the South Pacific dur
ing the war. He is % years old,
married and has two children.
Political observers view him as
strong contender for the nomin-
alton.
For sheriff, several prospec-
tive candidates are mentioned in
Guiding Sheriff Edwards, French
Turner, Truman Fleming, May
nard Lambert, Fred Yates and
Jailer, Honest Tiv" Fleming.
Judge Sutherland is mention
ed for treasurer, but it is non
known whether he will be can
didate before the convention or
not. Some say that the matter of
his health will determine his de
cision in the matter; that if he
feels physically able to mako a
campaign that he may respond
if the convention decides to draft
him.
1t is generally understood that
Hansel Gabe Fleming will be
nominated for commemorative
attorney to oppose Dave Ken
nedy, the Republican, nominee, in
the general election.