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iMEDFORD Tribune 2nd SECTION MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1958 Pages 1 to 10 Oregon Democrats Will Have Less Margin in House Control Portland CPU Oregon Democrats will control the House of Representatives in the 1959 Legislature but by a slimmer margin than last time. Nearly complete results in dicated 33 Democrat had gained seata to 27 Republi cans. There were 36 Democrats and 24 Republicans in the 1957 Legislature. Multnomah county seated nine Democrats and seven Re publicans. Clackamas county went solidly ' Democratic in the House and Marion solidly Re publican. Lane county seated two Democrats and three Re publicans. Fourteen Republicans and 26 Democrats ran for office again which will make for an experienced House. Apparently elected were: 1st district, Clatsop, W. H. Holmstrom (D). 2nd district, Columbia, Wayne Turner, (D). 3rd district, Tillamook, Har ry C. Elliott (R). 4th district, Washington, Victor George Atiyeh (R), Leon S. Davis (R). 5th district, Yamhill, George Layman (R). 6th district, Washington Yamhill, Arthur Ireland (R). 7th district, Multnomah, Harold Christopher (D), Nor man Howard (D), and Grace Peck (D). 7th district, Multnomah, Gust Anderson (R), William J Gallagher (R), John D. Goss (R), and Fred Meek (R). 7th district, Multnomah, Ray Dooley (D), George Van Hoomissen (D), ' Edward J. Whelan (D). 7th district, Multnomah, Ed Benedict (D), Bill Bradley (D), and Vernon Cook (D). 8th district, Clackamas, Beulah Hand (D), Tom Mona- ghan (D), and Juanita N, (D). 9th district, Lincoln, Thom as R. McClellan (D). 10th district, Polk, Joe Rogers (R). 11th district, Benton, C. R. Hoyt(R). 12th district, Marion, Wil liam W. Chadwick (R), Robert L. Elfstrom (R), Douglas Heid er (R), and Winton J. Hunt (R). 13 th district, Linn, Roy Fitswater (D), and Nancy Kirkpatrick (D). 14th district, Lane, Wickes Shaw (D), Keith Skelton (D), Carlton Fisher (R), Earl Hill (R), and Monte Montgomery (R). 15th district, Douglas, Al Flegel (D), and Bun Kelsay (D). 16th district, Coos, Clar ence Barton (D). 17th district, Coos - Curry, Carl Back (D). . 18th , district, . Josephine, Fayette I. Bristol (R). 19th district, Jackson, Rob ert Duncan (D) and Evelyn Nye (R). 20th district, Hood River, George Annala (D). 21st district, Wasco, Kath erine Musa (D). 22nd district, Gilliam-Mor row-Sherman-Wheeler, Frank M. Weatherford (D). 23rd district, Umatilla, Stafford Hansell (R). 24th district, Union - Wal lowa, Don McKinnis (D). 25th district, Crook-Jefferson, Ben Evick (D). 26th district, Baker, Clin ton Haight Jr. 03). 27th district, Deschutes, J. Pat Metke (D). 28th district, Grant-Harney-Lake, Verne Cady (D). 29th district,,. Malheur, Ed ward Oakes (R). 30th district, Klamath, John Kerbow (D) and Carl Yancey (D). The first Guernsey cattle brought to the United States were one bull and two heifers which were taken to a farm on Cow Island in New Hamp shire's Lake Winnipesaukee. Oregon Lead in Sign Conirol Seen Portland Oregon has an unparalleled opportunity to lead the nation in providing attractive highways for vaca tioning tourists and for its own citizens, in accordance with the newly-adopted na tional billboard-control policy, Sen. Richard L. Neuberger told the annnual luncheon meeting of the Oregon Road side Council in Portland Wed nesday. Neuberger, who was the sponsor of the first Federal law in history going beyond highway construction itself to to establish a national pro gram of roadside protection, said that "the success of my bill in this session of Congress, after three years of effort, is largely due to the never-say-die spirit of patient and deter mined citizens' groups in com munities throughout the na tion. The Oregon Senator warn ed against relaxing efforts for billboard regulation now, on the assumption that the battle had been won with passage of the Federal law. "The nation al policy can be put into effect only by action within each in dividual state", he explained, "and the fight against the op position of billboard interests will be even tougher in state legislatures than it was in Congress. Two graduates of the Unit ed States Military Academy have been elected to the presi dency: Ulysses S. Grant and Dwight D. 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