Body Discovered Is Identified Examiner Lists Petersburg Man David Allen Conway, about 33 or 34. of P> tersburg. was the man found dead. Saturday morning, in Amelia county, near Mannboro. The body was identified from fingerprints by State Med.cal Examiner Ge .ffrey T Mann. The man's body was discovered wrapped in a blanket by State Route 708 m the southern part of Amelia county. It was found by James Bates, Negro farmer who lives nearby, about 7 a. m Saturday. Clothed only in socks and under* i wear, the body had compound fractures of the right leg and left : wrist, a broken right arm. bruise - about the head and body and marks similar to scalds on the skin. Wrapped in a brown blank?'. Ihe body was lying at the edge of a field, easily seen- from either roadway at the intersection. Ap parently no attempt was made to hide the body Meanwhile. Sheriff N. M De Krafft. of Amelia, said he was searching for "two or three per s ns" who lie thought must have ■ ■ moved the body to the highway. Conway was killed by a blast "presumably from a boiler." ac cording to Dr Mann Sheriff .DeKraf it saici police had heen searching unsuccessfully since Saturday for a distillery. He said that since Dr. Mann's office had found particles of coke in the body it was possible the explosion had occuned in a distillery. "I think- the body was moved to ttic highway, so it could be found quickly and so it would not be located near Ihe scene of Hie expl sion." Mr. DeKraf ft said The last address listed for Con way w t> 203 Henry St.. Peters burg. Mr. DeKraf ft said Amelia police were trying to find his wife. Mrs. Louise Layne Conway, to tell her of the identification, but she Irid not been located Detective-Sergeant R H. Stewart of the Petersburg ponce, said that lie and another officer had found two ra-ps cl illegal whiskey in a car driven by Conway on March 13, 1044. Con wav's ca>- wrecked. Mr. Stewart said, after a chase by police Mr. Stewart sa:d Conway was lined $100 in Petersburg for possession of illegal whiskey and turned over to Federal authorities

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