22 Capital Journal, Ealcm, Ore., Wednesday, Sept. 28, 1949
Oklahoma Voles
To Remain Dry
Oklahoma City, Sept. 18 )
Oklahoma ii still legally dry,
and victory-flushed prohibition
ists proclaimed they Intend to
make It literally dry too.
The fifth attempt In 42 years
of statehood to repeal the state's
constitutional ban on Intoxi
cants was decisively beaten in a
apecial election yesterday.
With 3984 out of 1720 pre
cincts reported, the unofficial
returns were:
For repeal 284,801.
Against repeal 313,071.
Victory was conceded to the
dry forces last night by A. G.
Kulp, Tulsa attorney who head
ed the repeal organization incor
porated as the Oklahoma Eco
nomic Institute.
The chairman of the victorious
United Dry association, David
C. Shapard, promptly announc
ed a campaign for "ridding our
state of bootleggers and the ev
ils of the whiskey traffic."
But the wets said the bootleg
gers were the real winners.
Other repeal efforts were de
feated in 1908, 1910, 1938 and
1940. Mississippi is the only oth
er state with a statewide liquor
ban.
James Rock Elected
Head of Civics Club
Jim Rock, senior at Salem
high school was elected Civics
club president during an elec
tion held by the club.
Other officers elected were
Seniors Beverly Wilt, vice presi
dent; Sue Perry, secretary
treasurer. For the office of ser
geant at arms a revote between
Jim Stewart and Earl Eshleman
will be held next week.
Newly added members who
were voted on are: Juniors Mar
garet Miller, Pat Filler, David
Blackmer, Denney Feike and
Deb Davis.
"We may not have a Civics
club carnival," said Mrs. Ger
trude Smith, adviser for the Ci
vics club. "There is a possibility
that Salem high will have no
Civic club carnival because stu
dents didn't get their work in or
expected other students to do
their work for them."
Iron Mine Strike Called Off
Duluth, Minn., Sept. 28 0P)
Leaders of the union Iron ore
miners today called off plans
for a strike on the iron ranges
of Minnesota, Wisconsin and up
per Michigan.
Henry Burkhammer, district
director for the United Steel
workers' union, said the miners
would remain at work until fur
ther notice.
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