Thursday, May 22, 1952
BROOKINGS-HARBOR PILOT, BROOKINGS, OREGON
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1 Earl Warren ...........................165 Terry D. Schrunk................... 171 W alter A. Swanson ............... 298 Georgia Luis, daughter of Mr.
' Douglas MacArthur .............. 114 C H. Shorb
76 Louis A. Wood ...................... 280 and Mrs. George Chesser, whose
Harold E. Stassen .................. 46 Sherman Stanberry ................. 73 SEC. OF STATE
new borne is located on the old
: Wayne L. Morse ....................... 27 Monroe Sweet land ........... .... 258 Edith S. Green (unopposed)
county road north of town, and
Wm. R. Schneider .................. 6 W a lte r J W ilcox
132 STATE TREASURER
husband, a r e spending several
W
E.
Wilkins
144 L. W. Blakeslee ................... 303 weeks here. Mr. Luis is with the
U. S. REPRESENTATIVE
Continued from Page One
Harris Ellsworth ....................929 Carl Anderson ......................... 75 Francis Lambert ............... 285 highway department in the north-
Phil Metscham ..................... 208 Barbara S. Draper ................ 183 Jack Bain
106 COUNTY CLERK—Write-ins
west and lately located in the
Lesley Miller ...........................332, STATE TREASURER—
Al L. Brown ............................171 Oleta A. Walker ................... 195 State of Washington.
Merrill B. Moores ..................1181 Fred E. Robinson ..................475 W a lte r J D ennis
178 Viola Ramalia
................ 173
Pilot Class Ads Pay—try ’em.
Wayne L. Morse ..................... 598 Sig Unander
292 Harry Grant ............................. I l l
H. Clay Myers J r .....................208 Jack Lynch w.............................265 Ruth L. Kahn ..........................158
Paul F. Mytinger .................. 124 ATTORNEY GENERAL—
Fourth District
A!f O. Nelson ........................136 John B. M cC o u rt .......................276 W alter H. Dodd ...................... 172
A. W. O’Connell ......................138 E. O. Stadter
ISO
260 Al F le g e l ...............
Gordon Orput ........................... 41 Leonard I. Lindas ................ 204 Eidney Leiken ..........................129
Across from the Ban^
Lowell C. Paget ........
212 Alex G. Barry ...........................195 James M. McGinty ................ 98
KERR
BUILDING
BROOKINGS. OREGON
Charles L. Paine .................... 198 SENATOR—
158
j L ee M. C h a n c e
William, F. Paterson .............. 118 Geo. A. Ulett (unopposed»
John O. Chatt ........................147
Croton, Bulova, Elgin Watches!
Irving Rand ........................... 116
Dave Epps
REPRESENT
A
TIVE—
Leslie M. Scott ........................265
Feature Loc^ Bridal Sets!
FOR PRESIDENT—
Talmagdee F. Staley ...............242 Rod McKenzie ......................... 698 Estes Kefauver ........................366
237
GUARANTEED WATCH REPAIR
Lamar Tooze ........................... 342 Ed F. Ackley
O.
H.
Bengtson
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201 Wrn. O. Douglas .................. 135
Sidney F. Woodbury .............. 77
by Registered Watchmaker
Adlai E. Stevenson ................ 108
Howard C. Belton .................. 174 COUNTY CLERK—
REPRESENTATIVE,
U.
S.
Robert A. Bennett ................ 164 Oleta A. Walker ...................828
Harvey S. Benson .................... 128 Viola Ramalia ....... „ ................ 192
G. Cyrus Bishop ...................... 97 COMMISSIONER
Zylpha Zell Bums ..........
211 Robert H. $smert .................. 466
Robert Ormond Case ............ 190 Louis Stoller ........................... 340
Ralph P. Cowgill .................... 56 Leo Lucas .................................283
U. G. Dubach ....
129 The Democratic ballot ran;
Robert A. • Elliott ..................385 NATL COMMITTEEMAN
Albert M. Epperly ................ 147 Monroe Sweetland ..................381
F. E. Epton ............................. 130 Mike M. DeCico ......................259
Marion W. Epton .................. 128 COMMITTEEWOMAN
Frank E. Fowler .................. 283 Lillian M. Burton ....................300;
Irene H. Gerlinger ................ 175 Margaret Cawood ..................269
Douglas R. Gerow .................. 102 NATL CONVENTION DELE.
John R. Hall ........................... 137 Thos R. Mahoney ................... 169
Dan Harmon ............................. 157 Howard Morgan ............ .........194 i
W alter Pearson ..................... 193
FOR PRESIDENT—
Dwight D. Eisenhower ...........756 Nancy Honeyman Robinson 156
Ike Wins Election
► Inteurry County;
Ismert Nominated
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JE W E LR Y
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Triple-Action Agitation—washes
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Arm-Level Controls—no stoop
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Permanently Lubricated —built
for years of trouble-free service.
ONE- AND TWO-ROOM COTTAGES
COMPLETELY FURNISHED
HOUSEKEEPING—by week or month
SUNSET MOTEL OFFICE
South of Harbor
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