PARE EIGHT
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER fl, 10.12
ItERAtD AND NEWS, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
Teachers Win Nofaef Awards For Physics
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1052
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STOCKHOLM, Bweden W The
roster of 1952 Nobel privet was
completed Thursday with awards
In physics, chemistry and litera
ture. The winners:
Physics Dr. Felix Blnch, 47. of
Stanford University, Calif., and Dr.
Edward Mills Purcell, 40 Harvard
University.
. Chemistry Dr. Archer Martin
45. London, and Dr. Richard Synge,
38. Aberdeen, Scotland.
Literature Francois Maunac, 67,
French Catholic author.
Medicine Dr. Selman A. Walts-
man. 64. Rufsian-bom American
scientist from Rutiters University,
FCC Said Out In Quiz Tiff
WASHINGTON 11 The Federal
Communications Commission ruled
In effect today that It will not take
tides with a disappointed winner
on a giveaway broadcast.
The commission dismissed. In a
brief memorandum, a protest filed
by Betty Lou Summers of Wash
ington against the recent renewal
French Move
In Indochina
HANOI, Indochina tfl French
, Union Forces thrusting northward
from Fhu Tho Thursday captured
the village of Phu Ho, on the vital
main supply route linking the
Communist-led Vielminh with Chi
na. The French occupied Phu Ho In
a 15-mile advance from the newly
established bridgehead In the Phu
Tho sector in the northern bank
of the Red river, 60 miles north
west of Hanoi.
Phu Ho is a junction on a colon
ial route, 45 miles northwest of
Hanoi and about halfway between
Phu Tho and the strongly defend
ed Vietminh base of Tuyen Queng.
The town of Tuyen Quang has long
been the distribution point for war
supplies received by the Vietminh
from the Chinese in Yunnan Prov
ince. French troops met light resistance.
of license for WNBW, National
Broadcasting Company television
outlet here.
Miss Summers said she won a
contest on the TV program known
as "Inge's Angle" early this year,
end had been promised prites
worth S4.0O0 to $5,000. including a
mink stole. Instead she said she
received a fur piece made of Ori
ental weasel, and other alleged
substitutes.
The station, now defending a
$5,000 damage action brought by
Miss Summers in Federal Court,
has denied any misrepresentation.
Tile FCC, which has long frowned
on gneaway programs, simply re
fused to get Involved. It said Miss
Summers did not qualify as "a
party In interest" entitled to chal
lenge station licenses under the
communications act.
New Brunswick, N. J, (awarded
last month).
Peace No peace, prise was a
warded Ibis year.
Hie two American scientists
Dr. Bloch and Dr. Purcell re
HA.1niMrl rnn lhir development
of a new method to measure mag
netic iinusm Huiiiiu nuvtvi,
Dr. Martin and Dr. Synge won
II. Hnlcti-,, nrlKA fnp ritsrovei'V
of partition chromatography an
Ingenious mctnoa 01 separating
compounds.
n WNtrcmnn won lh m'tae in
medicine for his work in the dis
covery of streptomycin ana its
effect against tuberculosis.
c v. nrUa farile a rush awnrd
lot 171,134 Swedish crowns t$33,037).
In cases of joint awards the
money Is divided. The money
comes from the nine million dol'ar
fund set up in me will oi auico
Nobel, the Swedish Inventor of dy
namite, for recognition of those
who contribute most to the ad
vancement of mankind.
He died in 1896, and the first
award was made in 1001, '
INVESTIGATION
JERUSALEM in Jordan au
thorities are investigating a report
that Israel has forced a number
of Arab families to leave Jaljulia
Village inside Israeli territory
for a Jordan-held section of Pal
estine. Jordan officials said they hoped
to arrange for the villagers' return
home.
ii.Ti'i1' MACARONI
Nixon Gains
During Drive
LOS ANGELES W Sen. Rich
ard Nixon gained both the vice
presidency and a little weight dur
ing the arduous campaigning, his
press secretary reported Thurs
day. James Bassett didn't say how
many pounds the senator had put
on while eating campaign meals
but revealed Mrs. Nixon, who ac
companied her husband, had lost
about 15.
"She ate like a bird," said Bass-ett.
Montana Names
GOP Governor
HELENA, Mont W Montana!
appeared today to have elected a .
Republican governor.
Unofficial returns from all but
42 of 1,137 precincts gave State
Sen. J. Hugo Arronson, Republi
can, a lead of nearly 5.000 votes
Dver the Incumbent Democratic
iTOvernox. John W. Bonner. Aron
i on had 128,702 votes and Bonner
124.795.
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List of Winners For State Legislature
PORTLAND m Thin h list
of tt rrnrf ipnlHtlvcii who have
br-fii etcM or are leading:
hi (linnet, clataop Rep. Joseph
M. Dyer Ri, Astoria.
2nd, Columbia Rrp. Robert R.
Klernsen 'Di, hi. Helens.
3d. Tillamook-Harry C. Elliott
IRi Tillamook.
4th. WanhlnRton Leon . Davla
and O. Ruxxell Morgan, both Hlllj
boro Republican.
5tn, Multnomah Rep. Ouat An
derfon, Rep. F. H, Dammaach,
Robert K. Dunlway, Rep. Joneph
E. Harvey, Robert J. Jemien, Rep.
Stanhope S. Pier, Phil J. Roth.
Dorothy Wallace, Rep. Harvey
Well):, and Rep. Riidle Wllhelm Jr.,
all Portland Democrats.
Glh. Clackamaa, Multnomah
Kenneth Ooodall R), Portland.
in, clackamaa Rep. Herman
ko, Mllwnukle, Republicans, and
Monroe Bweetland (D).
Bth. Vamhlll-Hep. Carl H. Fran
cla (Ri, Dayton, and George Lay
man R), Newberg.
Dth. Lincoln Claude E. Hall (R),
Waldnort.
loth, i'olk Rep. Frank M. Far
mer, (Ri, pickreall.
11th, Benton Rep. Franclj W.
Zlegler (Ri, Corvalila.
12th, Marlon W. W. Chadwlck,
Robert L. Ellitrom, Rep. Mark O.
Hatfield, and Rep. Lea V. Ohmart,
all Ralem Republicans.
13th. Linn Rep. Ed P. Cardwell
'Ri, Sweet Home, and Je.i W.
Bavcge (RI, Albany,
14th, Lane Reps. Earl H. Hill,
Cuahinan; Donald R. Husband,
Eugene, and Loran L. Stcart,
Cottage Grove, all Republicans.
I5in. Do-jglaa joiin p. Amacncr
Chinditren, Molalla; and John Mia- (Ri, Winchester, and Rep. V.T,
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Jackson D, Rosebtirg.
ttltlv Coos Rep. Ivan C. Laird
ID), Bltkum,
nth, Coos, Curry Roderick T,
McKenale R), Mixes.
mth, JosephlneLloyd E. Haynes
(Ri. Orants Pass.
10th, Jackson Repj. E. H. Mann
and Robert W. Root, both Medford
Republicans.
20th. Hood River Earl A. Moore
(R, Hood River.
31st. Wasco Rep. Russelt Hud
son (R), The Dalles.
22d. Ollllam. Morrow, Bhcrman,
Wheeler Charles A. Tom IRi,
Rufua, and J. P. Stelwcr (R), Foa.
all. , ,
23d, Umatilla Ralph Baylor (R. '
Echo, and R. E. Goad ID), Pen
dleton. 24th. Union Rep. David C. Baum
(Ri. La Grande.
2Sth. Wallowa H. R. Weather- :
ford IR), Wallowa.
26th, Crook, Jefferson Rep.
Boyd R. Overhulse (Di, Madras.
27th. Baker Rep, Roger Loennlg
(Ri. Halnca.
28th, Deschutea Rep. Alva O,
Ooodrlch (R), Bend.
29th, Deschutes, Lake Rep, B.
A. Stover (RI, Bond.
30th, Grant, Harney Rep, Wil
liam W. Bradeen IRi, Burns.
31st, Malheur Rep, Carroll Lo
cey (R), Ironside.
32nd, Klamath Reps. Edward
A. Geary (R), and Henry Bemon
(D). both Klamath Falls.
33rd, Clatsop, Columbia Rep.
Orval Eaton (Ri, Astoria,
Here la a list of atate senators
who apparently were elected, plus
the holdover who weren't up lor
reelection this time:
1st district, Marion Sens. Fred
Lamport and Douglas R. Yeater.
! both Salem Republicans, holdovers.
2nd. Linn sen. warren GUI (K),
Lebanon, holdover.
3rd, Lane Sen. Truman A. Chase
(R, Eugene, holdover.
4th. Lane Linn Sen. Angus Gib
son (R. Junction City, holdover. ,
6th, Douglas Paul .E. Geddes
(R). Roseburg.
6th, Jackson Sen. Ben Day (R),
Gold Hill, holdover.
7th, Josephine Gene L, Brown
IR), Grants Pass.
8tb, Coos, r'-rry George A.
Ulett (R), Coqullle. -9ss
9th, Bentou, ro. Sen. Dean H.
Walker (R), Independence, hold-
I over.
10th, Yamhill Sen. Eugene E.
Marsh (Ri, McMlnnville, holdover.
11th. Washington Sen. Paul L.
Patterson (R), Hillsboro.
13th, Clackamas Sen. Howard
C. Belton (R), Canby, holdover.
13th, Multnomah Sen. Phil
Brady (D), holdover; 8. Eugene
Allen (Ri, Pat Lonergan (R), John
C. F. Memfleld (R). Sen. Jack
Bain D, and Sen. Richard L.
Keuberger (D), all of Portland.
14th. Clackamas, Columbia, Mult
nomah Dean Brysoa (R), Port
land 15th. Clatsop Sen. Robert S.
! Holmes (Di, Gearhart, holdover.
18tn, Hood River, wasco jonn
P. Hounsell (R. Hood River.
17th. Crook, Deschutes, Klamath,
jenerson, iaxe ben. muip a.
Hitchcock (R), Klamath Falls.
18th, Gilliam, Sherman, Wheeler
Sen. Stewart Hardle (R), Condon.
19tb. Morrow, Umatilla. Union
Sen. Rex Ellis (R). Pendleton,
holdover.
20th, Umatilla Lowell Steen (R),
Milton-Freewater.
21st, Union, Wallowa Charles
W. Blngner R). La Grande.
22nd. Grant. Harney, Malheur
Sen. Elmo E. Smith (R), John
Day.
2Jrd. Baker Sen. Sam Coon (R
Baker, holdover. (This office will
be filled by county court when Coon i
goes to Congress.)
34th, Lincoln, Tillamook Warren
A. McMlnimee (R). Tillamook. . '
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