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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 15, 1952)
'llllUl.iU'.Y, MAY l:, W2 IIKHAM) AM) NKWS, KLAMATH KAlXa, OKKLiUiN PAliK KIVK Fridays Election Offers Many Tough Questions lly I'AI'I, W, IIAItVllY JK. HAI.UM iM Hume 44H.UUU OlT Hun vili'in will in ink their Oiillolr ''rl(lny fur nutlmml, atntn Hint local ollli:r In (ha Miner's mnnt Inlcroat Inn i iiniiry In aevrrul years. Willi iiiIcitm crnlorrd on con Ipn:i lor pip.ililrnl, imtloiuil cum. tiiltlri'iimi, roiiMruHfiiumi In fcunl imii Ori'Udii, tiniiMiitM' nml mtunii'.v ili-uernl f'l tiliiy ' primary liua an imiiMiully large number ol content. The r.illmntrd Intul vote rmliidoi JM.COO KriHibllviiiui unci ivu.uuu Drmncral. II In bunrcl on the ex peulullnn (lull Iwo-lhli'iln ol Hie ruintrrel Hi-tiulilinin unit hnll Ihr Uoinouiula will cunt llioir u,l loU, The llnpubllcun voln goncmlly In Inl'itcr brciiune monl of Iho bat Illllli iii "una III the (101' pi lnmi ' Mnnt of llin Di'llloornllc 'iiiull(liilc will win their iiomlnalloiia wnlxml ny oppoallinn. Moat of tlin Interest In In Hi" Presidential primary, but there urn annip hot morn for congrea. alonal mitt Mute olllcon. Tlirrr coiuircMimrn Rrpubil rn Waller Norblnd, Anions; llur n.i Kllnworlh, Itoirbum, mid Horn rr O. Angell, t'orllnnd nil have opiianltlon, which In 'oinrUniiK nrw. lilt I nil are expected to win iriioiiiliinllon. The olhrr nrpulillriin coiwrrmii nun, Lowell Hiockinnn, l'mnimou. In retiring this year alter IU years wirvlre. There Dim been real old Urno campaign going on In Eastern rvrrRoii lor nominations Ui nuccrfcl hlni Ihr ilrpuhllmnn nllrr Block minis Job mr Hlntr llrp. Clllc I. French, Mora wrrkly nrwu puprr publisher; Slnle Urn. Sum (!uun, linker rancher; and Ernest, F. Illnkln, The Diillcn, a lieuten ant III Air Fores Intelligence. The two Democrats nre John U. Jones, l.i (Jrnndo radio mmi and Hlto Urn. lieu Muni, The Dulles ac countant. The Republlcnn content for treasurer and allorney Keneral have been hard-fought. For treasurer, the two chief Ro publlcnn cundldulea are Blule Ben. Jack Lynch and HIk UnunUer, both ol I'ortlund. Lynch l a veteran legislator who does public relations work fur the drugghaa, and he hns strong bucklliK ainoiiK sportsmen. Uimiuler la well known ainnnif Ho publican beciiuna he wua atulo OUI' chnlrniun until recently. The third Kepubllciin In Fred E. Ilobln sun, Meillord retailor, Fruncls Lainberl. Multnomah County treanurer. In the luvorlle In win the Democratic nomination lor Irraiurer. Ills opponent la litlle-known L. W. Makealer, also of Portland. The ' November winner will re place State Treanurer Walter J. Pearson, who quitting to run tor hla old Job In the nriiule. Three district attorneys and a former stale representative are In the Republlcnn ruce for attorney general to succeed Oeorge Neuner, who la quIltlnK (Ills yenr. The I). A. 'a nre John 11 McCourt, Portland; IS. O. Hludlor, (lend; uud Leonard I. Mndni, Oregon City. The fourth man Is Alex O. Barry, I'ortlund, who hud a distinguished record an a legal expert In the legislature. Mate Rep. Robert Y. Thornton. Tillamook la unopposed for the Democratic noinlnutlon for attor ney iicneral. Another unusual feature of th! primary Is the coldest for national committeeman In each party. The usual custom Is for these offices to go to some purty leader with out opposition. Four men want to succeed Re publican Ralph Cake, Portland, who la retiring because of III health. They are Jesse Oard. Portland, former bunker and an Elsenhower lender who Joined the purty in 1U44: Lowell Paget, Portland, a lonx-tlme Republican wheel horxe who heads the Tuft campaign in Oregon; Charles L. Pulne, Port land realtor; and Glenn R. Jack, Oregon City lawyer. The race In between Oard. who Is endorsed by Cuke, and Paget. The Democrat, split wide open as usuul, are divided more sharply than ever over who should be their national committeeman Monroe Bweetland of Mllwaukle, who has the Job now, or Mike M. De Ulcco, Portland tire dealer. Nominations also will be made for the legislature, wuh the Re publicans certain to keep their huge majority in each house. Among the contests for local recall election In Portland against office, the best known one la the City Commissioner J. E. Bennett. Vote May 16th E. O. STADTER OF BEND Republican for Attorney General Pd Adv. I. O. StrSdUr Child Theater Offers Play Players of the Children Thcnlrr me lo prrncnl "Alnddln nut! the Wonderful I-nmp" Halurdny, 8pm at the Church of Jesus Chrlit of I atlrr Day Ballila for members of the rhurth and guesl. The play, presented by local youngsters under direction of Mra. Jesnie Lee Honford, was first pre aented at Mills Auditorium la.it fSaiurday nlithl. Mrs. Hosfnrd said It might also be presented at several other loca tions. Hummer claw. of the Children Theater are achedulrd U) beg'n June S3, and parentn desiring lo enroll their children for thl theat rical training may register or ob tain further Information by calling Mrs. Ilnslord at 4731 or at her rem eVnrr, 3 1 US Auburn. Just A Reminder! CAST YOUR BALLOT TOMORROW FOR FRED E. ROBINSON CANDIDATE FOR STATE TREASURER He will work for the interest of all! Fred E. Robinson is o candidate on the Republicon ticket because he believes successful businessmen who con afford it ouaht to offer their services in the monoaement of our State Government', offoirs. THE CANDIDACY OF FRED E. ROBINSON IS SINCERELY ENDORSED BY A KLAMATH COUNTY COMMITTEE. SOME OF WHOM ARE: I rn rtlmirld ru r. nvii rr. n Miiifi t4. n.n .r M.rpkr ar inirr Vra Mr (,. H. rrx feid rfvarliiamtnl ay the Klamath Counry Commiftat for Fred E. Robinson for Stats Trtaiurtr. J. W. (Jim) Kama Jr., Chairman, 734 S. 6th Si. CHARLES A. SPRAGUE'S OREGON STATESMAN RECOMMENDS PAGET "Pofftt't ptdigrt of party loyalty and activity ii commandfna Fagot , . . may ba depended upon to work faith fully for tha party tnraroft ragardlait of who tha candidal or. Pagat hat arntd tha Job of National Co mmi tt ta mo n for Oregon and to (w) racom mand him." C. C. CHAPMAN'S OREGON VOTER ENDORSES PAGET! "Our prafaranca it for Lowail Pagat becoufat of hit llfalong contiftant rac ord of work In and for tho Republican Porty, hit praviout aiparianca at no tional convention deiogate and choir man of notional committee tubconv mitteet, at choirman of Oregon party orgonisotiont and hit choracter, skill and proficiency. OREGON VOTER, May 3, 1952 Sleet a REAL REPUBLICAN lo thh imoorlant Party position! BARCLAY'S a BOURBON IS BACK ! ip 'in y r IU " art jfr--- I - - ' - ', r W kmQij's :: -i vuoutbon'f jm if -jm $4' $2M "' cA-: Best straight-whiskey news in years! 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