TEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Official Vote in State
Released by Election
Sale m (U.R) Sig Unander,
Portland, won the Republican
nomination for state treasurer
by a vote of 110,109, nearly
40,000 more than his nearest op
ponent, and that is official, ac
cording to Dave O'Hara, head of
the State Election Bureau.
John B. McCourt, Multnomah
county district attorney, won
the Republican nod for attorney
eeneral by more than 30,uuu
votes.
Francis Lambert won the
Democratic nomination for state
treasurer with 103,824 votes
Official Vote Given
The official vote of the May 16
Primary election for national
and state offices included:
Presidential electors:
Republican Niel R. Allen
Grants Pass, 148,138. J. O. Mar
garet Bondurant, Portland, 113,-
448. Henry A. Buehner, Port
land, 197,618. Freeda F. Peter
son. Dallas. 122,167. William C
Robinson, 133,093. Wendell W.
Wyatt, Astoria, 128,009. Those
are the winners. J. O. Bailey,
Portland, 81.563. Wllma B,
Bishop, Portland, 59,776. J. O.
Johnson, Tigard, 85,034. James
A. Rodman, Eugene, 83.950 and
Orval D. Yokam, John Day, 55,-
127.
Bauer Leads Democrats
Democrat Jan E. Bauer, Port
land, 131,107. Leonie N. Brooke,
Portland, 119,771. C. Girard
Davidson, Portland, 127.106. Dr.
Max H. Friedman, Gladstone,
124,940. Lena M. Hewitt, Salem-,
118,541. John M. Winkler, Port
land, 124,792. These are the win
ners, and Henry L. Hess Jr.,
. Pendleton, 108,616.
Congressman, first district:
Republican Walter Norblad,
Astoria, winner, 57,569. Kennetn
A. Brown, Gervais, 9617. Earl
E. Fisher, Beaverton, 9044.
7" Democrat no oppostion: Rob
ert B. Jones, Oswego, 37,756.
Congressman, second district:
Republican Sam Coon, Baker,
winner, 18,120. Giles French,
.' Moro, 10.352. Ernest Frederick
Hinkle, The Dalles. 7361.
Democrat John G. Jones, La
Grande, 15,712, Ben Musa, The
Dalles, 10,496.
Congressman, third district:
Internist Added
To Clinic Stall
Dr. John Lewis Welch, a spe
cialist in internal medicine, re
cently was added to the staff of
Doctors clinic on West Main
street, the clinic announced last
week.
Dr. Welch, born and educated
In Bozeman, Mont., took pre
medical work at Montana State
college, and attended Northwest
ern university medical school in
Chicago. He interned at West
chester County hospital, New
York, followed by two years In
the Army medical corps, serving
In the south Pacific.
For the past five years the
physician has taken post grad
uate courses in internal medi
cine In Portland and San Fran
cisco, and is a candidate for cer
. tlf ication by the American
Board of Internal Medicine.
Mrs: Welch, formerly of Port
land, is the daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Ralph L. Sharkey, Port
land. The couple are making
their home at 914 Stewart ave
nue, Medford.
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Homer D. Angell, Portland, win
ner, 55.588. A. W. Lafferty, Port
land, 17,773. John F. Reichlein
Portland, 12,442.
Democrat Alfred H. Corbett.
Portland, 56,173. H. H. Stallard,
Portland, 19,511.
Congressman, fourth district:
Republican Harris Ellsworth,
Roseburg, 44,500. Barbara S.
Springfield, 20,735. Dr. Louis A.
Wood, Eugene, 14,987.
Secretary of State:
Republican, Earl T. Newbry,
Ashland, 230,232.
Democrat Edith S. Green,
Portland, 152,838.
Mtdford Man Trails
State Treasurer:
Republican Sig Unander,
Warren Qu
Chance for
At GOP Co
Sacramento, Calif. (U.R) The
hoopla and headlines center on
Taft and Eisenhower but a third
man is waiting quietly in the
wings for a chance to step into
the spotlight as the Republican
party's presidential nominee.
He is quiet, affable, 61-year-
old Earl Warren, governor of
California.
Has 76 Votes
He has 76 solid votes In his
pocket to take with him to the
Chicago nomination convention
and he has a clear-cut plan-to
sit tight and hope that neither
Sen. Robert A. Taft nor Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower can mus
ter the 604 votes needed to win
the nomination. ,
If that happens, Warren hopes
to be the man.
His pre-conventlon strategy
has been one of carefully avoid
ing criticism of any ranking can
didate. In his speeches, he never
has mentioned either man by
name and he has concentrated
on explaining his own policies
and beliefs.
Won't Make Deal
Warren's opponents claimed
during the recent primary elec
tion that the governor is not a
serious presidential candidate,
that he will trade his key bloc
of convention votes in exchange
for the promise of a cabinet post,
a Supreme Court appointment!
or perhaps the vice-presidential
nomination again.
The governor emphatically de-
nies It and claims he has marie;
"no deals with anyone and I will
make none."
No Plans to Visit Ike j
Warren has had no correspond
dence or talks with Eisenhower
or his strategists since the gen
eral's return from France. Al
though his Chicago convention
train will pass through Den
ver Eisenhower's headquarters
on its way to Chicago, Warren
has no plans to stop over and
talk to Ike.
Likewise he has steered clear
of the Taft crowd.
His strategists hope his un
waverlng down-t h e-middle
course will make him an atlrac-1
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Sunday, June 21. 1952
Primary
Bureau
Portland, winner, 110.109. Jack
Lynch, Portland, 71,530. Fred E.
Robinson, Mcdford, 65.406.
Democrat Francis Lambert,
Portland, 103,824. L. W. Blakes
lee, Portland, 78,289.
Attorney general:
Republican John B. McCourt,
Portland, winner, 92,992. Leon
ard I. Lindas, Oregon City, 59,
6.')6. E. O. Stadter, Bend, 48,454
Alex G. Barry, Portland, 36,293.
Democrat Robert Y. Thorn
ton, Tillamook, 156,012.
Nonpartisan judges:
Second judicial district, posi
tion No. 1, Coos, Curry, Douglas
and Lane counties G. F. Skip
worth, Eugene, 43,539. Day T.
Bayly, Eugene, 18.410.
ietly Waits
Limelight
invention
tlve compromise candidate at
Chicago to both liberal and con
servative factions in the GOP.
Governors of Two States
To Review 41st Division
Fort Lewis, Wash. (U.R)
The Pacific Northwest's "own"
the 41st infantry division com
posed of Oregon and Washington
national guardsmen, marched In
review Saturday before the gov
ernors of the two states.
Governors Douglas McKay of
Oregon and Arthur B. Langlie
of Washington were scheduled to
join ranking officers of Fort
Lewis and 6th Army headquar
ters in reviewing some 5500 men
of the division at the climax of
their summer training.
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Youngster Arrested
On Money Charge
A' 14-year-old boy was arrest
ed around noon Friday by the
city police and charged with
embezzling money from Pruitt's
Music center, 111 West Main
street The boy was released in
the custody of his parents.
Almus Pruitt reported to the
police Friday morning that the
youth had taken money from
the cash register. He estimated
that $40 had been taken.
The boy told the police that
he had taken no more than $20,
and that he had taken it over
a considerable length of time.
He said $5 was the largest sum
he had taken at any one time.
That was used to purchase a
pair of pants he said he needed
for another job.
Pie-Throwing Youth
Puzzles Elderly Man
Portland U.R) CharlM
J. Carlton, 70, told police Sat
urday a young man walked
up while he ,was working in
his yard, asked' directions to
church and then threw two
cream pies in his face before
he could reply.
The young man then got In
a car with two other youths
and drove away, Carlson could
offer no motive for the pie
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eventually may clog the steam
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