PACE EIGHT
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
GOV. LANGLIE
LAGS BEHIND
IN WASHINGTON
SEATTLE. Nov. 8 ( Re
publican Gov. Arthur B. Lang
lie, a 3-to-l favorite for re-election
in pre-Tucsday wagers, to
day trai'ed Democratic Sen. Won
C. Wallgren in unofficial re
turns from yesterday's heavy
balloting in which Roosevelt
won Washington's eight elector
al votes. Rep. Warren G. Mag
nuson (D.) was increasing- his
lead over Lt. Col. Harry Cain
for Sen. Homer T. Bone's seat.
Unofficial and incomplete re
turns from 1590 of the state's
3163 precincts gave Roosevelt
215,481 to Dewey s 153,924. Mag
nuson led Tacoma's mayor-on-military-leavc
189,377 to 160,365
In 1574 precincts. Wallgren had
186,995 to Langlie's 162,315 in
J.B92 precincts.
There still was a heavy east
ern Washington vote to be tabu
lated, and both sides recalled
that four years ago Seattle's ex
Mayor Langlie was running be
hind at this stage of the count,
too. At that time, however, he
broke even in Seattle with the
democratic nominee, Clarence C.
Dill. This time he ran 12,647
behind his opponent in his own
city.
There are a matter of some
50,000 returns from the more
than 60,000 soldier ballots to be
finally counted November 27,
in addition to yesterday's record
breaking heavy civilian vote in
Washington state.
The unofficial count today in
, dicated defeats of initiative 157
and 158 (pension measures) and
referendum 25, to authorize pub
lic utility district commissions to
unite to acquire private utilities
in entirety. It also indicated
overwhelming adoption of the
40-mill tax levy limit and restric
tion of the use of state gasoline
taxes to highway purposes, both
as amendments to the constitu
tion. .
Re-election efforts of Wash
ington's three republican con
gressmen .drew attention today
in view of the big surge of demo
cratic votes.
The lead changed several
times during the night in returns
from the 5th district but Rep.
Walt Horan (R.) began drawing
away from House Speaker Ed
ward J. Reilly today on returns
including 30 precincts from
his own Chelan county.
Rep. Hal Holmes was leading
democratic Al McCoy in the 4th
district.
Fred Norman, republican rep
resentative from the 3rd district
trailed Democrat Charles Sav
age in a close race.
Republican Thor Tollefson
last midnight conceded Ren.
John Coffee's reelection in the.
6th district.
Rep. Henry Jackson (D.) was
increasing his re-election lead in
the -. 2nd , district . over Payson
Peterson.
Hugh De Lacy (D.) won Seattle
complete and was leading in
Kitsap county returns, Republi
can Robert H. Harlan to succeed
the 1st district's Congressman
Magnuson.
Democrats were leading for
all state elective offices.
ELECTED
SILVERTON, Nov. 8 (JF)
H. G. Allen, E. J. Boesch, R. J.
Van Cleave and C. H. Dicker
son were elected to the city
council today. The mayor will
be chosen from the council in
January.
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Fort Klamath
The reimlar monthly meeting
of the Civic Improvement club
was held Friday afternoon, with
the vice president, Mrs. Carl
Wilson, in the chair in the ab
sence of the president, Mrs.
Lloyd Nicholson.
Routine business occupied the
attention of members present
during the afternoon, and the
annual election of officers was
held. Officers-elect are presi
dent, Mrs. Carl Wilson; vice
president, Mrs. Ray Prowell; sec
retary, Mrs. Bert Gray, re-elected;
treasurer, Mrs. Olena Bris
coe, reelected. Outgoing of
ficers are Mrs. Lloyd Nicholson,
president, and Mrs. Carl wnson,
who will take the position of
president after having acted as
vice president during the past
year- , j
It was announced curing me
meeting that on November 17, an
all-dav session of the local Home
Extension unit will be held at
the clubhouse, starting at 10:30
a. m. Officers - of the local
branch are: chairman, Mrs.
Frank Denton; vice chairman,
Mrs. Carl Wilson; secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Jean Reed. Mrs.
Winifred Gillen, of Klamath
Falls, county home economics
specialist, is in cnarge ot me
local unit. For the meeting on
November 17, preparation and
baking of jot rolls will Be dem
onstrated by Mrs. John Drake
and Bertha E. Pittman. All
women in the community are
urged to attend and make the
Droiect a success.
Club members present for Fri
day's meeting were Mrs. Carl
Wilson, Mrs. Bert Gray, Mrs.
Olena Briscoe, Mrs. Theodore
Nicholson. Mrs. Don Jacobs,
Mrs. Wilford Donnelly, Mrs.
Fred Bishop, Mrs. George Den
ton, Mrs. John Drake, Mrs. 'Wil
liam C. Hackler, Mrs. Ray
Prowell, Mrs. Frank Edwards,
Mrs. Frank Denton, Mrs. Jack
Thomas, Mrs. C. L. Blickenstaff,
and the following special guests
of the afternoon, Mrs. Sarah
Stocum, Mrs. Anna Strahan, and
Mrs. Sumner of Prineville, who
is visiting here at the home o
her son-in-law, daughter and
grand-daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilford Donnelly and daughter
Gwendolyn Jane.
Mrs. Dick Jockish and small
son of Dunsmuir, Calif., visited
here this week at the home ot
her oarents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
E. G"orden.
Tuesday shoppers and visitors
in Klamath Falls included Mrs.
E. M. Brattain, Mrs. Alfred B.
Castel, Sr., and Mrs. Joe Taylor.
Mrs. Joe T. Mclnturff and son
Bobbie left by stage Tuesday
morning to visit at The Dalles
for the next two weeks with Mrs.
Mclnturff's sister, Mrs. Gladys
Bishop.
Mrs. Fred Zumorun went to
Klamath Falls Friday and re
turned Sunday evening. During
her absence Friday and Satur
day, the local postoffice of
which she is postmaster, was in
charge of Mrs. E. M. Brattain,
former local postmaster for 14
years.
Mr. and Mrs. William Kendall
and daughter Jane returned
Wednesday to Klamath Falls
after spending a few days here
on an elk hunt. So far. no elk
have been reported killed in this
vicinity. The Kendalls expect
to return here for further elk
hunting, and during their stay
in Fort Klamath are house
guests of his brother and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kendall and
children.
Harry Engle and son Clifford
spent several days last week in
Ashland on business.
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Shasta View
Edythe Andersen entertained
a group of classmates at a Hal
loween party at her home. Hal
loween games were played and a
prize for the best costume was
awarded Evelyn King. Apple
cider, doughnuts, apples and pop
corn were served to the follow
ing guests, Lois Young, Louise
Sexton, LaVonne Haney, Joan
LaSalle, Darleen Harris, Evelyn
King, Melvin Hansen, Lloyd
Mudder, Earl Baker and Ralph
Swindler.
Final plans for Shasta PTA
harvest festival have been com
pleted. It will be held at Shasta
school, Friday, November 10,
with doors opening at 6:30.
Wrestling matches, bingo, fish
pond, movies and chance games
will provide entertainment.
There will be lots of eats and
fun for all. Everyone is wel
come.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Benson
have moved into their recently
purchased new home at 1764
Wiard street.
Betty Haney entertained
group of school friends of Alta-
mont junior high at a party, Hal
loween cvenine.
Mrs. J. C. Grove entertained
at a dinner honoring her moth
er, Mrs. U. G. Simpson, on her
birthday, November 3. Guests
were members of the family and
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Faster and faster the ships go down the ways In the wartime shipbuilding
program. From sunny California to the coast of Maine, workers have learned
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Bv HAROLD W. WARD
WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 lTI
Labor provided the shuck troops ;
for the Roosevelt foiirm term
victory.
From early until Into, nl Hie
end of a shift or the start of
one, America's homo front army
of war workers from factories,
mines and offices, filed Into the
polls to pilo up a record war
time vote.
Spearheaded by the CIO's po
litical action committee, a now
force arose in yesterday's elec
tion for the task usually per
formed by the party worker.
Tho PAC emphasized the Im
portance of KcttuiK out the voto,
and followed through In the
heavily Industrial areas where
Roosevelt received his Kieatest
margins by seeiiiK to it that Joe
Doakes, the No. 2 machine oper
ator, and his wife, got to tho
polls.
Chairman Sidney Hlllman
told reporters Inst night that the
CIO-PAC "is expected to con
tinue." "The election Is a stunning
repudiation of the anti-labor iso
lationist and defeatist clement
who based their campaign on
bigotry and prejudice, Hillinan
said.
"Wo arc proud of the contri
bution to the hnppy result made
by tho CIO political action com
mittee and tne national citizens
political action committee and
this contribution has been made
by tens of thousands of Amer
ican citizens who participated
actively in this most critical of
all campaigns.
Missouri Gives FDR
Votes; Donnelly Wins
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 8 OV) Mis
souri Tuesday gave its 15 elec
toral votes to President Roose
velt and chose Phil M. Donnelly
as its new democratic governor,
succeeding Forrest Donnell, re
publican, whose bid for a United
States senate sent remained in
doubt early today when he led
by a slim mnrgin.
President Roosevelt built up
more than a 40,000 majority to
day with returns in from 4105
and 4543 precincts. The vote
was Roosevelt 696.011 and
Thomas E. Dewey 655,154.
In the gubernatorial contest
Donnelly pulled far ahead of
Jean Paul Broadshaw, republi
can, and the democratic margin
seemed sure to take into office
all that party's minor state can
didates as well. The vote In
4159 precincts was Donnelly
681.209, Bradshaw 656,168.
Today On The Western Front
By Tho Aaaoclutod Pram
Canadian lit Army Reduces Ciermnu resistance on Will
chereu islnnd to single pocket,
Britlah 2nd Army Smashes Into Moerdljk, lust German
position south of Mans river in llolhiud.
U. S. lit Army Unities savagely in llurtgen forest and In
town of Vosscuni'k and repulses two German counterattacks
nenr Aneheii.
U. S. 3rd Army Captures four villages In push along 25
mile front In Nuncy-Molz men.
U. S. 7th Army Fights lu Vosges mountains of France,
action slowed by heavy ruin,
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brokevelt
of West Klamath,
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Noll, par
ents of Mrs. L. Lambert, have
gone to Richardson Springs. La
ter they plan to go to Palm
Springs where they will spend
the winter.
IN STATE SENATE
PORTLAND. Nov. Ml The
democrats npnurenlly have gulli
ed two seats in tho statu senate,
while they lost one or two In
the state house, lntc returns In
dicated toriny.
Tho l!)4;i semiln had 27 re-
Rublienns and II democrats,
hilo tho new lineup probably
wil bo 25 to . Tho 104H house
hud 51 republicans nnd 1) demo
crats. Democrats have elected
7 to the new house, with one
race In doubt.
The only Incumbent senators
who 'arc trailing nro Louis W.
Wipperman, Grants Pass, and
Coc G. McKcnna, Portland, fath
er of tho sules tax bill which
tho voters rejected yesterday.
Both arc republicans.
Incumbents in tho houso who
seem to bo losing out are Dr.
F. H. Dnmmasch and Dean Bry
son, both Portland republicans.
J. D. Perry, St. Helens demo
crat, is in a neck and neck race
with E. 11. Condlt, Clatskimlc.
Shoemaker Elevated
To Captain's Rank
PASCO, Nov. 8 (Tl Comdr.
J. E. Shoemaker, commanding
officer of Pusco naval nlr sta
tion, hns been elevated in rank
to captain.
A graduate of Annapolis, he
saw action in seven majur l'u
cific engagements and came
here October 4 after two years
at sea ns diimngo control officer
nf the aircraft carrier Saratoga,
He is 46. His home is nt Pcnsa
cola, Fla,
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Phona 6010.
Bottolfsen Concedes .
Election to Taylor
BOISE, Ida., Nov. 8 Ml Re
publican Gov. C. A. Hottolfsen
conceded his defeat by Democrat
Glen H. Taylor for United'
States senuto sent today and
pledged his support to the victor.
Idaho elected a dlvldod con.
gresslonnl delegation us it has
for tho past several elections
but gave Its electoral voto to
President Roosevelt and choso a
complete slntu of democratic
slato officers.
Bottolfsen, who has served
two terms as governor, conceded
when Ihn unofficial tabulation
from 710 of the state's 845 pre
cincts gnve him 60,834 votes to
03.1182 for Taylor.
lt was tho first victory for
Taylor, former cowboy, radio
singer nnd shipyard worker, in
three attempts to gain a senate
sent.
Novembir
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