Nominee McKay Off
For Home at Beach
D o u 1 1 I McKay, successful j but indicated he would keep in
candidate for the Republican j touch with the voters. The gen
nomination for U.S. Senator atjeral election campaigns usually
Friday'i primary election, left i get under way early in Septem
her early Sunday for his beach I ber following Labor Day.
home at Neskowin where he will ' Many Telegrams
pend the next week or 10 days. uh. mk.v ninrntH in Sa.
"I am tired but happy over the I lem Saturday following a night s,a''on p.er,l'n.g. IB5B- ,
result! nf the nrimirv alu.tinn " . nu.nl in PnrllanW nweivinu ' 010 HOt jibe With recent
McKav sairf hp and v Mr. tinn rrtum. h found a larae c,aim former Premier Georgi
Atom Power
In'58,Russ
Scientists Says
MOSCOW (t J. V. Kurchatov,
the Soviet Union's top atomic
scientist, said Sunday Russia will
have its first big atomic power
Oregon Election Returns
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
, REPUBLICAN
Unofficial ' returns from 2463 of
the state'i 25'1 precincts give:
President
Dwight D. Eisenhower 221.471
Vice Preatdeat
Richard Nixon 2fi.8U
t.S. Senate
George Altvater 3.S29
Elmer DeeU 22.9."..
Phil Hitchcock 94.941
Secretary f Stale
Mark Hatfield
Villiam E. Hcaly
National Committeeman
Robert T. Mauti
John Merrifield
DEMOCRAT
Office Holder
Takes Holiday
livs As Waitress
W,IMO
TA 1 t(l'.
Kay entered an automobile bound ' nun.ber of congratulatory tele- . Malenkov now deputy premier i Vno((ic t re(urn, fr0m g' of ! JW Morw
for rh tuirh "i ovnM i not 1 oram. h,. hnm. it. uiA ihoo " minister of electric power
118,105
lMUIl' (Piclur aa H'lrephat page)
88,589 roRTLAND 1 Oregon's new
! Democratic national committee-
Unofficial returns from 2454 of womsn the day off Sunday
the state s 2519 precincts gave: , . . .... .,
President from her job as a cocktail wait-
Estes Kefauver 56.809 ! ress.
Adlai Stevenson 88,262 ! Fellow employes said, however,
V&, Senate ttliAtt nnaMMl Uri XirtfiniB flrant
Wayne Morse
for the beach. "I expect to get 1 grams at his home. He laid these ;no. miniHer oi ewmc poww;.. .,. , district'. 55 nrecincts!
a lot of sleep and relaxation." telegrams represented many ec-! ,ln " ov,e J""" ! . jve- i
McKay said he has no definite tions of the United States and a I nv f!r,t f'01 .?'nt First DUtrlet Cemresa !
191,159.
39.221
plans for the summer months J substantial number of them were oDentkm before the British. The
signed b; his friends in Washing- D P' '5 K-nenuiec
ton, D C. ''Telephone calls, also ,0 "Urt.ln October.
were numerous. McKay added. !
Vi'Kav fnllnwine his return tn
Orecon aDDroximatelv a month ' plants in an article in
ago. covered virtually every sec-
11.754
Swans Entice
Ragpicker Into
Imperial Swim
TOKYO W-Ordinarily Ihe only
things swimming in the. Imperial
R. F. Cook
Walter NorbLd 8 313iJa-on L.
Unofficial returns from 817 of Don H. Metheny
lion of Oregon prior to Friday's Pjjvn'!nwi.t.h1 capacities of up to
election. He also made many ra
dio addresses and appeared on
television.
Palace moat are 25 graceful white ' Good Sleep I
swans and a few fish. i Tne ex-Secretary o( the Inte-
bui Saturday night strollers "'m plants of 50.000 kilowatts ca pa- frl V'"
along the moat s bank wore enter- and .got a good sleep. Mrs. Utter . d, pach durin ,ne me mj()d Elmo Smith
tamed hy something not quite as v.njn, m uaugnirr miu. i c H(, lddf(, ,he Sovjfs wj cop
graceful: Takeshi Hashimoto. 26, McKays are living at the Green nntnte ,hejr a,omi(, UnU jn
ragpicker, taking a leisurely ; h,,mt mcht occupied for Europpan Russia
NI.1I1, d,5 um.,,i- ,wi..hi- Kurfhatov Raid hf Russians
ed secretary of the Interior. Mc- favnr plants of .ono to 600,000
Kay sold his interests in the m ,,,. :, u:
Chevrolet automobile agency
here sometime ago.
tions about the Soviet atomic "V"' districts 817 precincts Unofficial returns from 409 of
Pravda. " ecna aismcis 434 precincu
inin imirici vnsrna give:
A. W. Lafferty 10,740 . 8eeaad Distrtrt Cancress
Phil J. Roth 29,111 A. E. (Karl) Glidewell 8.4A2
back at work in the "Aloha
Unofficial return from 627 of Room" of a downtown hotel for
her regular day shift Monday. Her
home telephone was disconnected.
To everyone's surprise the at-
35.299 ' tr.ttive S3-year-Oid brunette d-
13 143, feated Mrs. Gladys Last, a
the first districts'! tSi precincts
give:
Fait Distrtrt Congresa
He said Russia will build five
600,000 kilowatts each in the
next five years. The later ones
will begin operating in 1959 and
1960, he said.
Kurchatov said Russia also
will build several experimental
Portland widow, in Friday's elec
tion. A glamor picture in the
Voters Pamphlet may have
helned to put her over.
Mrs. Grant, born in Oregon, has
Klizabeth Carson Sailor . 15.896 Al 1 11m an 24,174 been an active nrecinct worker
P?ter W. Welch 1S.4S7I Unofficial returns from 519 offor jj years but that was as far
I nofficial returns from 2463 of i the fourth district's 613 precincts ts shf ever got in the party or-
the state's 2519 precincts give: give: j ganiiation. Mrs. Las!, on the other
Cnrernor Fourth DMrfct Congress I hand, is a former Democratic
Earl L. Dickson "22.909; Charles O.. Torter 28.144 iat vice chairman
217.943
swim with the birds
Dragged into a boat by police,
Takeshi proclaimed that the beau
tiful swans and city liyhts reflect
ing on the water were Jiist too
much (or him to resist so he d--cided
to take a dip. Police told
him to go on home.
Uncontested
' Gavernor
Robert D. Holmes
The follow in? vote was recorded e Wallace
kilowatts capacity "because big in 122 of Marion County 127 Dre- ' Stale Treasurer
atomic power stations can be eco- cjncts for candidates whose names ! Al M. Richardson
' nnmiAn.. ........ " ....... . UM u c;il
Besides getting some needed
sleep and relaxation at his beech
home McKay said h hoped to
do some painting and otherwise
improve his property.
Mr-Vat, urill nnnntf Wiivna
Auto makers expect America to Mo 'Democratic nominee 'for
nomically advantageous.'
have 75 million cars and trucks hy
1970.
I'. S. Senator, at the
election in November.
general
Blind Man
Foils Holdup
With Ju-Jitsu
Get Ready-Set-and Go-To
DOWNTOWN
CAB C
ma. s ass a :-r a
STORES OPEN i
TODAY TO JJ
Be) of Service Greatest Values
10 Acres of Exciting Merchandise
P.M.
were on the ballot for uncontest-; Wiley W Smith
ed nominations in Friday's elec- National Committeeman
tion: C. Girard Davidson
rPM(vniT. P Dooley
j National Commltteewemaa
Secretary of State: Monroe Virginia Grant 95.791
Sweetland 8.937. Gladys Last 80,101
Cavid C. Shaw 17.953 The new national committee-
Unofficial returns from 2454 of WOman campaigned all over the
the state'a 2519 precincts give: state to succeed Mrs. Lillian Bur
ton, Portland, who did not seek
106.349 reelection. Her husband. Harry,
100,102 lists his occupation as "property
management. "
94.364 As national committeeman, Ore
109.619 gon Democrats selected C Girard
Davidson, assistant secretary of
104.327 ,nc Interior in the Truman Admin--,
7i istration. He- replaces Monroe
Sweetland, Milwaukie publisher,
who won his party's nomination
for secretary of state. i
Robert Y.
Attorney General
Thornton 9,230.
State representative: Guy Jonas the state's 2519 precincts give:
NONPARTISAN
NF.W YORK UP-A blind man
with a yen for ju-jitsu described
in Brooklyn felony court Sunday
l,,i- Un mir, t.v.njJ In I ... . ... I
man end sit on him until police frt B' Fallon 5 M7'
arrived. j REPUBLICAN
Herman Robinson. 22, of Krook- i
lyn, sichtlcss nine vears because1 Slate treasurer: Sig
of an eye disease, said a man ap-i 15'917, .
proached him Saturday night on Attorney General: Carl Francis
a Brooklyn street, stuck a hard ; 14.611.
object in his back and removed ' Commissioner: Roy Rice 15.230.
Thp United Statxi nrnHiirM.
inoini-iai mums irom oi morc than a billion collapsible me
tal tubes in 1955.
6,841.
Sheriffj S. W. Burris 7.190.
Constable Salem District: Rob-
Unander
Supreme Court Judge
Hall S. Lu.sk
L. B. Sandblast '
266 360
Hybrid seed corn costs the farm-
131,088 er 81.50 per acre.
County Clerkr Henry Mattson ;
13,339.
County Surveyor: A. D. Graham
13,042.
County treasurer: Sam J. Butler
15,010.
Constable Salem district: Earl
$6 (rem his back pocket.
"That was my dough,' Robin
son testified. "I grabbed him.
I threw him down. 1 pimrhrd him
in Ihe jaw."
Hubiiison was doing such a good
job. a woman passerby complained
tit nnlirp hnut hie iinopntlo hsn.
dline of the culprit. Detectives 1 Adams 10528
arrived and made the arrest. 1
USED BALLOT USE FOUND
COLOR FOR POLICE ! SURABAYA, Java Wonder
DKAKBOR.N, Mich. Police what countries do with their un
wil! blossom oiit in 23 now police u ed ballots? Well, here's what
cars TVy've been ordered in as- East .lava does with theirs. They
snrk'd colors, including reds, pinks, had ?oo tons of ballots left over
blues and greens. "Oh, they'll be from the last parliamentary elec-
beaulies," said Mrs. Marguerite tions. They sold them to villagers
Johnson, public safety commis- to use as wallpaper for their bam
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