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ppofiEwTS m mmmm urn Medford Tribune Second Section MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 21, 1950 FOR U. S. SENATOR Senator Wayne L. Morse, republican incumbent, defeated Farmer Dave Hoover in a slam-bang campaign for the republican nomination for the United States senate in Fri day's primary election. Howard Latourette, Portland attorney and former democratic party officer, defeated ex-Prof. Louis Wood, Eugene, in the democratic primaries. They will compete for elec tion in November. Morse, left, and Latourette are pictured. La, V s, i ' m.- .1 I if Cfcr STATE SENATOR CANDIDATES Both aspirants for Jack- ion county's seat in the Oregon state senate were unopposed at the primary election. They will face each other in the general election in November. At left above is Ben Day, Gold Hill rancher, tha republican nominee, and at right is L. Peers Wilmeth, Ashland municipal judge, the democratic nominee. h 'A ' , j a. IB Awim i - i J ..! hmhi i: i iinfT-nnai IN RACE FOR SHERIFF The two candidates for sheriff of Jackson county in the general election are pictured above. At left is Sheriff Howard Gault, who defeated Real Estate Man Ray Marks in the primary, and at right is W. L. "Bill" Taylor, Central Point dairyman and farmer, who defeated Police Officer Delroy Alder-shof. Or will he merely receive his orders from Washington? FREE (or a small fee schedule) "Doctoring" when someone is ill . . . YOUR Doctor is considered most biased in his views (and we rather expect he is) therefore it is up to Y-O-U to "do something" about the proposed "socialized medicine" now "on the planning board" of present national planners. oetthe facts. Decide for yourself... puoRtnfiCv NCLCENTRAl , Phcnei-tin Have You Written Your Congressman Lately? , ...,Swv ...... i Hv VVT ll ii 1 Al II if?f.vH Pages1-8 f- 'I y .rv GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES Republican Incumbent Douglas McKay, above left, will face State Sen. Austin Flegel in the wovember general election for the governorship ot uregon Fleeel beat out two other democratic candidates, State Treasurer Walter J. Pearson and former-State Sen. Lew Wallace in Friday's primary election. H A.. RUN FOR CONGRESS Harris Ellsworth, at left above, Rose burg, the present congressman from the fourth Oregon district, had no opposition for the republican nomination for re-election. The democratic primary election, however, was a stiff battle all the way between Walter Swanson, Springfield merchant, and David Shaw, Gold Beach attorney and former government employee. Re turns available late Saturday gave Shaw a lead of slightly more than 1,500. He had overcome an early lead by Swanson, and his advantage had been increasing slowly. His picture is printed above, rignt, as tne presumaoie winner. , Monday Designated as National Maritime Day Salem, Ore., May 20 (U.R) Gov. Douglas McKay today des ignated Monday as National Maritime day in Oregon and ob served this state has played a part in building the United States into the world's leading maritime power. He also noted that water shipping has been in strumental in Oregon's growth and progress. Oregon will present a state flag Monday for display with other state flags in the projected Merchant Marine Kings Point, N. Y. academy at CEMETERY CLEANUP Talent. May 20 Clean up day will be held at the Sterns ceme tery Sunday, May 21, starting at 10 a.m. A potluck dinner at noon will be sponsored by the laient Garden club on toe Bag- ley orchard lawn with coffee and cake furnished by the club. Those attending should bring their own service and covered dishes. Those not able to work may leave donations with Mr. memorial chapel of the U. S. Maness or Mrs. Terrill. Here it is, the first automatic washer with adequate capacity to do an average family's complete wash at one time! 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New Auto-Buying Plan Announced by Firm hotel bills, a tour of the Hudson factory and a return vacation al lowance. The M and M Hudson company here has inaugurated a new form of merchandising flying cus tomers to the manufacturing cen ter to take delivery of a new au tomobile in cooperation with Jther firms in the northwest. The plan makes it possible for 3 man and wife to buy a new udson from the dealer here, and instead of waiting for de livery by rail, fly to Detroit via Northwest airlines. Flights leave each Sunday, with the first one cheduled for June 11. The plan includes all transportation for two, $25,000 insurance, meals, GOAT OPEN BOOK East Lansing, Mich.U.R)-Susie is more than just a pet goat on the Michigan State college cam pus. Susie, full of health and al ways ready for play, has a glass window In her stomach. She is placed under observation after each meal by scientists who want to find out whether a goat manu factures vitamin B-12 in its stomach. I U ! Vw" -.vih ASPIRANTS Robert COUNTY COMMISSIONER Bob" Lytle, Ashland, incumbent county commissioner, Friday defeated L. G. "Lew" Graves, Eagle Point, in the race for republican nom ination for county commissioner. As a result he will face Albert Straus, Sams Valley farmer who was unopposed for the democratic nomination, in the general election. Lytle, left, and Straus are pictured. Copco Earnings Up For 12-Month Period The California Oregon Power company last week reported a net income of $2,110,047 for the 12 months ending April 30, 1950. This compares to $2,006,466 for the same period the year previ ous, an increase of 2.15 per cent. Net income was equivalent to 5.09 times preferred stock divi dend requirements and, after de duction for such dividends, was eaulvalent to S2.12 per share on common stock. Net. income for this period was 20.59 per cent of gross operating revenues. 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