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HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FRIDAY. MAY 78. HM
Hall Led In
21 Counties;
Lost Election
Although he lost the election by
several thousand votes. Governor
John H. Hall led his successful op
ponent, Douglas McKay, in 31 out
of Oregon's 36 counties in last Fri
day's republican gubernatorial pri
mary, according to a compilation
made by the Associated Press for
The Herald and News.
McKay had his heaviest lead in
Multnomah and Marlon counties.
Both Klamath and Lake counties
re In the Hall column.
In the table below, only six pre
clncui In the suite's 1B61 are miss
lug. They are three in Columbia,
two in Douglas and one each in
Baker and Grant. The table gives
the votes only of McKay and Hall,
as Ackerman and Peyton, the other
two in the race, received incon
sequential support
Here is the county table
Hall
Baker
Benton
McKay
943 , 865
2224 2723
Clackamas . 5580 S757
Clatsop 2865 1837
Columbia 1364 1043
COOS 1998 1979
Crook 393 230
Curry . 525 247
Deschutes 970 1197
Douglas 3097 2621
Gilliam 393 232
Grant 895 282
Harney -- 336 191
Hood River . 914 972
Jackson 3666 4314
Jefferson 296 180
Josephine 18d2 1371
Klamath 3163 2440
Lake 500 380
Lane 7251 7699
Lincoln 1814 1094
Linn - 3070 ' 3194
Malheur ' 1449 902
Marion . 6572 10483
Morrow 673 295
Multnomah 33913 37533
Polk - i 1561 2340
Sherman 222 280
Tillamook 1549 v 1187
Umatilla 2540 2025
Union 1174 1093
Wallowa 619 360
Wasco 1755 1273
Washington 4134 . 6419
Wheeler 216 115
Yamhill 2024 3037
Totals .
102507
107285
Elks Plan
Confab Trip
About 80 persons, .Elks and their
ladies, are planning to attend the
state Elks convention at Roseburg
June 18-19, Willard Ward, vice pres
ident of the state Elks associattion,
said today.
Ward is having trouble finding
rooms in Roseburg for all the Klam
ath Falls delegates. He had origin
ally put in a bid for a motel but
the Medford lodge was given the
reservation.
The Klamath Falls delegation
plans to ask that the 1949 state
convention be held here.
Center School Youngsters From Lassen County Cram Lot Of Excitement And Sight-Seeing Into Klamath Falls Tour
Idle Situation In
County Improving
Practically no requests for help to
employable persons are being re
ceived by the Klamath county pub
lic welfare office now, Mrs. Alpha
Urquhart said today, but the depart
ment has had tc carry employables
on its rolls later this spring than in
any recent year.
The weather and late spring na
turally Is the cause. Employment is
picking up now but the late spring
left many persons on relief who
would normally have found work.
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The entire student body of Center school in Northern Lassen county spent a day in
Klamath Falls recently and the eyes of the eight youngsters ranging from second
through the eighth grade were bright as they looked at planes, saw the CAA com
munication operation, visited KFLW and The Herald and News and made a tour of the
Coca-Cola plant and the water front of l'pper Klamath lake. No. 1: Donald Haley
peers orer Dale Weigand's shoulder as Dale investigates the instrument board of a plane.
No. t: "Kinds big," thinks Wayne Hancock as he is overshadowed by the propel I or of
the big United Air Lines Mainliner. No. 3: Jack Poytress does a little personal investi
gating of this nary planes wing tank. No. 4: Carmrlla Donirlll U Jut as Interested In
planes as the men members of her claw. No. 5: Konald Bennett cheeks the counter on
the coke machine. No. 6; Mabel Donirlll gels her first look imide the Mainllnrr whlrh
Station Manager Walter Mclntyre permitted the children to Invpect during Its north
tound stop-over here. With the Center school youngvters were their teacher, Mrs,
Cornelia Smith, a veteran of 2 years of teaching; Mrs. Gladys Berglund. lessen county
supervisor of schools, and the He v. Trier Gault, pantor of the Ailln Community church.
Center school is five miles east of Ailln and the youngsters are from rural families.
Girl Scout News
Miss Marie Gaudette, nature and
woodcraft expert of the national
Girl Scout organization, has arrived
in Klamath Falls to conduct an out-of-doors
workshop on May 27 and
28. The first meeting is scheduled
for 10:30 Thursday morning at the
First Christian church at 9th and
Pine, at which time plans and places
for the remaining meetings will be
discussed.
Leaders of youth groups in the
city and county have been Invited
to attend, since the material pre
sented will have value for Girl
Scout and Camp Fire troops as well
as church youth clubs and other
teen-age organizations.
The Girl Scout office Issues the
following instructions for those who
have registered for the course. Those
participating should bring as many
as possible of the following items:
Two sheets (2x3) of heavy brown
paper. Girl Scout song book and
game book, four feet of clothes line,
twelve feet of firm twine, jackkntfe,
a piece of wood for carving, soft
pencil, 10 sheets of plain paper, a
small carborundum for sharpening
knives, and any craft work done by
youth groups. They should also
bring lunches and coffee will be
furnished. There will be a woman
present at all meetings to take care
of children.
Some of the things listed to be
Included In the workshop are: Fire- j As much as pouible of the work
building, trail making, compass ' h,(' out of doors.
work, mapping, outdoor games and The Olrl Scout office atai an-
,.. t.i,i ,i (,. nounced that the free swimming
songs, knots, lashing, tin crafts. pBrJr (jr M J(j M eUy ,mn
wood carving, cooking, general na- be,,,, postponed from May 2d to Krl-
ture study and planning for hikes, day. June 4. At that time, all girls
are Invited to take advantage of pool from 7 to 8:30. with evet
free swimming In the lilnti school ' couitMlors on hand for uix-rvuion.
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