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GUARD HELPS Also participating in the
local campaign is Company E of the Na
tional Guard. Unit members are shown
cleaning portions of Riverside ave. recently.
Actively engaged in the same project is the
Civil Air Patrol which has volunteered its
cadets to help the Medford Jaycees Com
munity Development committee in June. Up
to now, many cadets have assisted the cause
by doing "beautification" work around their
headquarters at the Medford Municipal airport.
Official Results of County's
Absentee Voting Announced
The following are official
teturns from absentee ballots
cast in the May 20 primary
election.
REPUBLICAN
For national committed
woman: Mrs. Collis P. Moore,
181.
For delegates lo the nation
al convention for th nomi
nation of candidates for Presi
dent and Vice President;
itate at large: Earl T. Davis,
46; Shirley Field, 69; Jess
Gard, 66; John D. Goss, 63;
Peter Gunnar, 84; H. H. Hal
Btead, 36; James Hatfield, 54;
Mark O. Hatfield, 170; Dave
G. Holtzman, 16; J. O. John
ion, 39; Harry Kraus, 38;
James F. Lonergan, 25; Rob
ert S. Lovell, 56; Jack Lynch,
40; Robert Mautz, 60; Fred
Meek, 53; John Merrifield,
38; John Morgan, 36; Dan E.
Mosee, 19; Walter Norblad,
129; Lowell C. Paget, 55; Mrs.
C. H. (Edith) Phetteplace, 27;
Leonard J. Popma Jr., 9;
James Rossman, 59; L. B.
Sandblast, 21; Sherman Stan
bery, 14; Donald L. Stathos,
95; Walter L. Tooze, 94; Sig
Unander, 148; Harold F. Wen-
del, 31; Wendell Wyatt, 74;
Anthony Yturri, 41; Howell
Appling Jr., 145; Ron Bayes,
23; Dean Bryson, 38; Dan E.
Clark, 13; and Helen Dauglv
trey, 56.
For delegates to the nation
al convention for the nomina
tion of candidates for Presi
dent and Vice President,
fourth Congressional district:
Dr. Arthur P. Martini, 33;
Joe B. Richards, 55; Joseph
D. Walsh, 96; Fayette I. Bris
tol, 89; and Paul E. Geddes,
127.
For President: Richard
Nixon, 193.
For U. S. Senator, term
ending Jan. 3, 1961: George
Altvater, 30; Elmo Smith, 177.
For U. S, Senator, term be
ginning Jan. 3, 1961: George
Altvater, 18; Thomas (Gordie)
Killam, 18; R. F. Cook, 18.
For representative in con
gress, fourth congressional
district: Dr. Edwin Durno,
181; Leslie P. Fleming, 35.
For secretary of state:
Howell Appling Jr., 202.
For state treasurer: Howard
C. Belton, 156; Shirley Field,
57.
For attorney general: Mer
lin Estep, 57; Carl H. Francis,
139.
For itate representative:
John R. Dellenback, 128; E.
H. Mann, 93; Evelyn (Eve)
Nye, 162.
For district attorney: Alan
B. Holmes, 199.
For county asteisor: Her
bert Hunter, 186.
For county commissioner:
Paul Rynning, 189.
For county treasurer: Ches
ter L. Rapp, 188.
For ' county surveyor: Lo
well E. Ager, 39; Mark E.
Boyden, 163.
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CLEAN UP As part oi tne current Med- have been Brownie troop 43, who have
ford Junior Chamber of Commerce commu- cleaned up paper on Oakdiile and J sts. near
nity development and clean up program, the high school; Girl scout troop 193; and
members of the Drag Master Car club are Troop 212, who has helped by picking up
shown above cleaning up a lot on the paper and trash near the St. Mary's school.
South Pacific highway. Other groups ac
tively involved in the city-wide promotion (Knackstedt Photo)
Dave Beck Wins
Rehearing Fight
Olympia - (IPI) - Dave Beck
Friday won his fight for a
rehearing by the Washington
State Supreme Court of an
appeal from his 1957 grand
larceny conviction.
The court granted a petition
by the retired Teamsters pres
ident and set June 14 as the
date for re-argument.
The order gave no reason
for granting the rehearing bjt
apparently the only question
considered was Beck's conten
tion that a trial court judg
ment of a criminal case can
not be upheld when an appel
late court is equally divided.
A King County Superior
Court judgment that Beck, 65,
pocketed SI, 900 from sale of
a union - owned automobile
was affirmed last February
by the State Supreme Court.
BPOKANE ATTORNEY DIES
Spokane - (ITO - Charles P.
Lund, 83-year-old Spokane at
torney, suffered a heart at
tack and died at a breakfast
in honor of Sen. Stuart Sy
mington at the Democratic
State convention here Satur
day morning.
ftUILTIIIUM, Mcof, Or.
Sanely, Mty 29, 140
St. Paul, Minn. -ilM- Head
aches are the leading cause of
absenteeism from office and
industry, reports the Minne
sota State Medical Association.
Rain Stops Work on
Bull Run Dam No. 2
Portland - (UPD - Excavation
work on the site of Bull Run
Dam No. 2 has been brought
to a stop by 10 inches of rain
that fell in the area this
month.
Contractors said the site
was a quagmire and that work
could not resume on the earth
fill structure until there was
some drainage and drying.
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DEMOCRATIC
For national committee
man: James H. (Jim) Moore,
18; C. Girard (Jebby) David
son, 51; Al Flegel, 23.
For national committee
woman: Elaine Hoffman, 14;
Helen Stoll, 18; Alice Corbett,
26; and Virginia Grant, 36.
For delegate to she nation
al convention for nomination
of candidates for President
and Vice President, stale at
large: Pat Dooley, 34; Robert
D. Duncan, 55; James W. Eck
ersley, 22; Gladys M. Everett,
37; Richard (Dick) Eyemann,
12; Wanda Fitzgerald, 26; Al
Flegel, 44; Hary C. Fowler,
17; Mary A. Frederick, 26;
William F. Frye, 20; James M.
Gleason, 17; M. James Glea
son, 17; Nicholas Granet, 26;
Edith Green, 61; William A.
Grenfell Jr., 17; Richard E.
Groener, 17; Beulah Hand, 18;
Jim Harrison, 36; A. F. (Al)
Hartung, 7; Joe Hawkins, 19;
Dale A. Henderson, 22; Allen
Hoffard, 22; Nan Wood Hon
eyman, 35; Norman R. How
ard, 31; Lois E. Howlett, 17;
Clarence F. Hyde, 26; Emery
C. Ingham, 12; Robert (Bob)
Jordan, 27; William L. (Les)
Josslin, 30; Harvey Karlin,
13; W. O. (Bun) Kelsay, 13;
Oscar Kendall, 24; Philip D.
Lang, 11; Jason Lee, 26; Tho-
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For delegates to the nation
al convention for the nomina
tion of candidates for Presi
dent and Vice President.
Fourth Congressional district:
Marcus Norton, 33; Katherine
(Katy) E. Payton, 28; A. A.
(Ollie) St. Onge, 11; James
Weaver, 38; Olga Freman, 14;
Sidney Leiken, 10; and Louise
Norton, 41.
For President: Hubert H.
Humphrey, 6; Lyndon John
son, 7; John F. Kennedy, 55;
Wayne Morse, 29; and Lyndon
Johnson, 7.
For U.S. Senator, term end
ing Jan. 3, 1961; Maurine E.
Neuberger, 92.
For U.S. Senator, term be
ginning Jan. 3, 1961: Fred O.
Like, 6; William B. Murphy, ,
11; Maruine B. Neuberger, 74;
R. Imrie (Billie) Conn, 2; Dan
iel Newton Cox, 0; Harry C.
Fowler, 6.
For representative, fourth
district; Charles O. Porter, 92.
For secretary of state: Mon
roe Sweetland, 75; Vic Da
vis, 11; Walter W. Kendrick,
9.
For state treasurer: Joseph
A. Jaross, 35; Ward H. Cook,
58.
For attorney general: Rob
ert Y. Thornton, 94.
For representative from the
191h district, Jackson county:
Inez M. Holcomb, 54; Robert
B. Duncan, 97.
For district attorney: Ger
ald J. Scannell Jr., 93.
For county assessor: Ray J.
Schumacher, 87.
For county commissioner:
Edwin H. Taylor, 37; Ralph
A. James, 55.
For county treasurer: Karl
L. Janouch, 91.
For county surveyor: Ed
ward A. McGinty, 86.
Court Records
DISTRICT COURT
John W. Eck, expired PUC de
clared weight permit, $15.
Arthur E. Johansen, illegal pos
lession of intoxicating liquor, S20.
Richard I. Hall, obstructed via
Ion. $8.
William M. McDermott. 1757
Stewart ave., driving while licenie
suspended, $105.
CIRCUIT COURT
Evelyn Ricks vs. Stanley Grant
Ricks, divorce complaint.
Kathleen E. Marshall vt. Charles
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