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Flax Rug Making in Salem Window Display
Oregon flax products are retting
a boost from a factory exhibit
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Twins Jeanette (left) and WU
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Oregon to Get New Members
Of Congress; Aspirants Have
Opposition in All 4 Districts
(This is the second of three articles about Oregon's primary
election to be held May 16. The last one, to appear next Sunday,
will tell about contests for state offices.)
By PAUL, W. HARVEY JR.
Staff Writer, Associated Press
Oregon will elect a new congressman this year for the first time
In seven years, and the battle for the vacancy is giving the state its
most exciting congressional contest in a long time.
This contest is in the Second District (Eastern Oregon), where
Rep. Lowell Stockman, Pendleton rancher, decided to quit after 10
years of service. Three Republicans and two Democrats want his job.
Re-nomination Expected I
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waiter ixuruiau, nsiuim, jiumci ;
D. Angell, Portland; and Harris j.
Fllsworth, Roseburg never have ;
had anv trouble winning their ;
Republican primaries. They don't
fXDect much trouble now, either.
Norblad. Angell and Ellsworth
ere handicapped because they
can't come home from Congress
Jor the campaign. But their op
ponents are at a disadvantage,
too, because they aren't, well
known.
In the Eastern Oregon district, :
three Republicans are after the!
ongresional post held by Stock
mi - r- i a l C
man
i ney are aiaie ocu. oam
Coon, Baker rancher; State Rep.
Giles L. French, Moro publisher
end a power in the State Legisla
ture for 16 years; and Lt. Ernest
y Hinkle, The Dalles, an Air
Force intelligence officer in New
York, who can't campaign.
French Holds Ed re
French so far is favored be
cause he is prominent throughout
F-istern Oregon. Both he and
C'oon are campaigniarg hard. Coon,
with an engaging personality,
rnight become known enough to
v iset French. All three have
a'xut the same political philoso
p iy, being against President Tru
min and all his works.
In the Democratic contest In
F;-stern Oregon, John G. Jones,
1iGrande, who recently quit as
a radio station manager, opooses
S'Me Sen. Ben Musa, The Dalles
accountant who is a tax expert.
Jones is making an intensive
campaign, and Musa isn't, so
Jones is given the edge.
In the First District (Northwest
Oregon), Rep. Norblad has more
opposition than he has since he
fust went to congress in 1946. But
he shouldn't have any trouble.
One Demo Candidate
Norblad's opponents in the Re-
fublican primary are State Rep.
arl E. Fisher, Beaverton horse
radish grower, and Kenneth A.
Brown, Gervais farmer. Fisher
isn't campaigning much and won't
say where he stands on ques
tions. Brown is opposed to using
American troops overseas, wants
to pull out of the United Nations,
and blames the Jews for world
communism.
The only Democratic candidate
In the First District is Robert B.
Jones, young Clackamas County
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says ne s a
Roosevelt Democrat.
There are two interesting con
tests in the Fourth District
(Southwest Oregon).
An Albany woman, Mrs. Bar
bara S. Draper, the wife of an
Albany contractor and who was
born in China of misionary par
ents, took isue with Rep. Ells
worth when he supported univer
sal military training. So she's op
posing Ellsworth in the Republi-
can primary on that issue.
"emocraw Kunning
Two Democrats, who sharnlv
disagree over President Truman's
policies, seek the Democratic
nomination for Ellsworth's posi
tion. Supporting Truman is Dr.
Louis A. Wood, Eugene, retired
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As your state representative you'll fly
to California via luxurious Pan American World Airways, stay
at the finest hotels overlooking the blue Pacific at colorful
Long Beach, California.
You'll enjoy breathtaking pageantry and thrills before
millions of spectators during the week of June 23, 1952.
You'll compete for the "Miss United States" title the winner then
to compete against beauty winners from 40 foreign countries
for the "Miss Universe" crown.
You may win the world's foremost beauty crown "MISS UNIVERSE" and one
ix Universal-International Studio contracts or other valuable prizes.
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University of Oregon economics
profesor. Opposing the president's
policies is Walter A. Swanson,
Springfield, who went into the
lumber business this spring.
Swanson was defeated by a
small margin for the nomination
two years ago. Dr. Wood ran
against Ellsworth in 1946, and ran
twice for the U. S. Senate.
Rep. Angell is dean of Oregon's
congressional delegation, entering
Congress in 1939, for four years
before Ellsworth got there.
Angell has two opponents. One
is A. W. Lafferty, who served a
term in Congress from 1913 to
1915. His main object is to make
the government give Oregon the
O &. C grant lands. The other can
didate is John F. Reichlein, 28,
lumber wholesaler and Air Force
veteran.
The two Democratic candidates
in Multnomah County are Alfred
H. Corbett, lawyer and former
assistant general counsel for the
Defense Electric Power Adminis
tration; and H. H. Stallard, who
wants the government to pay ev
ery dependent adult $100 a month.
Turns Into Wrong
Lanes Lead Mishaps
More than 600 Oregon drivers
were involved in accidents last
year when they turned into wrong
traffic lanes, and 2,380 motorists
reported mishaps after making
turns from wrong lanes, the state
traffic safety division said Thurs
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The meeting of the legislative
highway interim com '.tee sched
uled for May 5 at rebanon to hear
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