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Newspaper Page TextTUESDAY, DKCKMniW in, 1052 TORAL" AND NriVS. KlAMATn FAU. OREGON PAGE1TVS Officio Vote For 7952 WAHIIINOTON Wl-Followlng la th IliM Dlllcliil Vote I6r irr,slliiil as tnlmlnlril by 'Mm Associated l'lcss Hum itnlo canvassing- board report. It shows the totnl voir, K e p u b 1 1 o n, Drtnonrallr, uml "ollirr" vote mid crcnUnnc ul ench, by ililtn; HI ale Ala. Arl. Ark, Cal. Col, Con Del. n. On, Id. 111. lud, !. Kan. Ky. 1.. Mo. Md. Miu. Mich. Minn. MIm. Mo. Monl. Nob. Nev. N. H. N. J. N. M. N. Y. N. C. N. D. Ohio Okie. Ort. Pa. R. I. I. C. r d. Teon. Tel. Utah V. V. Wash. W Va. Wli. Wyo. ToUl Vr. bt 4B M 4H lit 411 ft'J 4S M 4M b'i 4K ft 48 M 4H tt'i 48 ttt 4H 4H M 4ft tt't 4H 53 48 bit 4H b'i 411 it 411 it 411 OJ 411 b'i 4H S3 4H 6i 48 61 48 b'i 48 b'i 48 b'i 48 b'i 48 ft 48 bl 48 I! 48 bl 48 bl 48 bl 48 M 48 61 48 bl 48 U 48 51 48 bl 48 bl 48 bl 48 bl 48 bl 4 bl 48 bl a bi 48 bl 4 U 48 bl 4 Tul. Vulo 4M.I1U 2 1 4, OHO Jim, rmu 177,0115 404,8110 4,oji .r,:iB 6,141. 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H41.H.3 258,572 I 11.712 115.139 1.IO0.468 J.445.C4B 5'" 263 017 4 t 2(" 9"4 1.4!.. . 1.9J.'.iH7 gtno 135.70' S.384 Vn 857 IM.ftl 44'l. 147 303.914 l.lul.BK 212.240 104.190 114.40 109.717 75 928 349 037 171.070 I 509. 107 184.315 419.970 318.351 979.144 580 9..0 81 047 47.947 31 9.-7.549 21,909,110 Pel. Democrat 35 0 58.4 lo.o 43.8 438 31.0 68 4 47.1 803 48 6 56.7 40.118 517 60.0 560 33 8 30 8 18 3 85.4 47.3 64 8 402 68.1 40 8 83 8 47 8 88 8 53 6 49.8 41.5 47.1 I'M lid 0 50.7 66 4 49 4 64 3 43 2 66.4 40 2 66 3 39.9 30 a 2 8 50.7 41 5 50 4 43.1 89.3 54.2 81 4 47 i 809 524 68 bO J 66.4 43 3 56 4 48 0 48 1 12.7 71.0 62 3 588 40 2 54 a 37 3 oh a 49 8 537 60 9 61 0 414 464 18 6V 3 619 50.0 18 9 63 I 24 8 589 45. 71 6 81 8 583 41 0 54 4 41 1 48 I 42 1 81 0 48 1 83 7 47 3 55 I 45 I 276.07b 108,627 96.261 228,300 149,860 3.197.548 1,913,134 246.504 2117.388 481,049 423.207 83,316 87,813 444.051) SNtl, 088 452.323 364, MB 96.081 107.370 3.013,920 1,904,716 801,630 807.833 461.613 622 .380 273.208 351. 0O1 4U6.129 4118 758 ' 346,027 130.344 118,808 111.918 3U6.337 288,621 1,083.625 I.161.7UB 1.230.(157 1,1103,448 U08.45B 8U2.908 171.653 19.384 929.830 917.316 108.213 119.071 188,057 324.165 31.6H8 31.291 108.883 107.905 1.016.903 805,456 105.01,1 105,484 3.104.801 3.780.304 052.83 4311.010 76,0114 05.812 1.800.302 1.453.791 430.939 4.'i3.781 370.579 343.147 1.148.209 1.752.438 203.203 188.819 171,007 34.413 90.428 117,553 443.710 210.402 970.128 740.700 135.384 149.151 43.355 4i.657 288.677 200.784 491.845 476,105 453.678 4.-9.188 622.176 647.310 47.934 52.154 37.311.118 24,105.696 Pel. 84, 8 41. a ni'.iT 66 9 111 7 42.7 47.6 38.9 bl 9 43 9 479 47 9 48 B 45.0 48 8 0 4 60 8 34 4 600 45.0 50.1 41 0 48 8 35 6 50 3 30 6 44 6 49 9 611 1 bl 0 32 8 33 8 42 3 43.8 48 0 46 5 54 8 44.0 47. 0 44 1 67 2 60.4 10 1 40 1 68 1 40 1 63 I 30 8 45 8 38 6 50 4 39 1 40 7 42 0 45 9 44 3 50.7 41 a 45 0 53 9 68 0 28 4 43 4 41 3 49 5 45 4 63 7 38 9 46 4 46 9 4 9 490 57.6 60 7 34 1 30.7 47 0 49 7 49 1 46.7 65 4 41 1 54 0 382 369 41 4 41 9 44 7 62 a bl 9 57 3 387 50 7 37 1 61 6 44 4 49 8 3 OllllT Pet. 1,814 06 174.060 81.0 4.217 2.4 1.346 0.3 41.86' 17.3 411.001 0.9 313.136 6 3 4.817 0 8 8.235 1 0 4.250 0.4 22,407 2 6 36 0 4 1,672 1.2 101,370 17.6 1 .... 87,423 20 9 4011 02 6.938 2 8 9.811 02 28,288 0 7 17.6311 0 9 27.302 1 6 8.364 0 6 21.806 2 1 6,608 0.7 13.1178 1.8 2.300 0.3 14.002 IB 20735 49 B 027 0.2 2.037 1 0 7.313 0 8 15.400 2 8 7,548 03 45.988 2 2 111.406 0 8 67.600 3 2 7.814 06 35,643 2.9 107.703 8l"S 3.803 0 3 6,274 0 4 1.430 0 5 8.437 3 8 MOO 3 3 1.906 0 9 29.039 1 2 72.978 3 8 777 OS 70,825 1 0 655.970 9. 73.667 9 3 1.711 0 0 9.765 4.4 37.696 Tl 3.6A5 0 5 30 019 3 a 18 504 0 3 80.526 3 3 310 00 3.103 10 9.801 29 101.762 71 1 2.801 11 3.696 0 3 lu.907 14 0 3.840 0 3 114.305 10.0 3.152 T6 485 0 3 1.899 16 1.975 0 1 46. 4fO 11.1 10.756 0 9 42.579 4 7 S.3li 0 6 6.451 0 3 38.531 3 0 210 0 3 1.124 II 30896 0 b 1.613,424 6 4 Radio Free Europe Pronounced Success NEW YORK ' Twpnty-flve Ing lor th ornanlzitlon million Americans hnv given 1 "a , United Btaim. In the RICHARD W. man Aviation DIXON, Air. Maintenance, US Naval Auxiliary, Monte rey, Calif., arrived Doc 12 to ipend holiday leave with hit parenti, Mr. end Mrt. W. L. Dixon, I 145 East. H reports back to his bese Dee. 27. His brother, Arthur L. Dixon, Y 3-c, is serving aboard the USS Iowa IB8 611, is sta tioned at Norfolk, Va., having returned last month from duty in Korean waters. million dollar to flKht communism in aai'lllte countries In Hie lu.it two yearn. Paul Tlgrld. Czech who com manded one division of the buttle, Is her with a tingling report of ftucceiia, but he believes much harder fight Is needed before vic tory is won. The battle launched by the Na tional Committee for a Free Europe through broadcasts of Ra dio Free Europe In alx satellite countries alms at riddling the Iron Curtain with stmfts of truth. Its Job Is to tell satellite peoples what goes on In the rent of the world, to show them the West Is con cerned about what happens to them and to keep the hope for freedom flumlng In their hearts. "The violent reactions our broad, easts have brought from the Com munists are evidence of their suc cess," ,aays Tlgrid, former chief of the Czechoslovak desk of Radio Free Europe In Munich, now work- "The Communists protested to the U, 8. Stale Department. They launched vituperative attacks on RFE personnel. They resorted to Jamming techniques. The Jamming did create a problem, but the In creasing number of RFE trans mitters makes It more difficult to blank out our broadcasts. "The programs go through. The letters we get and the refugees who slip through the Iron Curtain tell u dally of the program's success." On the Fourth of Julr, 10. the committee launched Radio Free Europe, broadcasting from one sta tion near Frankfurt, Germany, with programs packaged In America. A few months later It started broad casting its own programs from Munich, wrier. Tlgrld joined it original staff of three. Todsy RFR broadcasts total of 57 hours dally to Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslo vakia, Hungary, Poland and Ro mania. As RFE a operation grew, more i money was needed. Late In 1950 the Crusade for Freedom waa launched by Gen. Elsenhower and directed by Oen. Clay to raise funds to ! expand RFE. This year's crusade la headed by Henry Ford n. RFE is only on activity of the National Committee for Free ; Europe. The committee also pro-! vide American and European unl-; versity scholarships for 85 students from central Europe, and prepares textbooks to be used after libera tion, It maintain a research serv- FHOME PORTRAITS around YOUR Chriirmag tree Coll MILLER BRUMBAUGH STUDIO telephone 7543 Ice to glean Information from 300 Communist papers and periodicals, 33 satellite radio stations, 10.000 books and 40,000 words a day of refuge Interviews. It dtatrlWW this Information Is tinlvmllta. libraries, radio stations and Bw papers. THE GIFTS MOST MEN WANT MOST We etodrk SMb Wh mi mot- iotai Benson May Name Aides WASHINGTON. Dec. 16 I fr.ru lull liMuion. dcntgnnled as rrrlilrnt-elm Elsenhower's sec retary of agriculture, aays he may name some top aides before the wcrk Is out. Benson conferred yenterdny with Secretary Brannan and told re porters afterward lie was "Just getting acquainted with my new dutle.v" He declined to discuss pol icy matters. He planned to meet farm lead ers in Atlanta after leaving Wash ington but will return to the capl llal later this week. . - 1 "i7flJR! ECPJIfft I yh I uATru mynDDAWC pappdi I! NrTvl kot. 10 tU t ca re. Report Favors Engineers WASHINGTON yn The Army's Corjn ol Engineers, a House pub lic works subcommittee has con cluded. fhould have primary re .ponMblllly lor the nation's flood control program. The subcommittee reported yes terday, auying Uiat the Depart ment of AKiiculture should be limited to upHtream land develop ment and even then ehould be required to get Army approval be fore undertaking projects which might sllict flood control down-etrcain. The Budget Bundle service at Men's llsnd Laundry Is easy on your clothes and your pocketbook. Footnotes: Blank and void ballot In large number In New York and Maasa chusetu and to amaller' degree in aom other eutea are not In. eluded In the above table m the "other" column. They go to may Ur the total voter turnout In the ration but not the actual vote for president. "Hlanks are ballots marked for various atate and local candidates and unmarked In the presidential column. "Voids" are ballots thrown out for Improper Canada Hangs Gang Members TORONTO 11 Csnsda hanged two membera of the Boyd gang of hang robbera bark to bacg early today lor me murarr oi a iii detective. I Steve Burhan and Leonard Jack son stood handrulled on the same gallows hands behind their bsrks, legs strapped together and should-rr-lenghth blarg crepe hood cov ering their heads. They had been convicted of shooting down Detective 8gt, Ed mund Tnng Jaal March 6 when ha approached a auspicious automo bile during hunt for the gang. Gifts for "The Boss" Volihl'e Pioneer Office Rupply Co., 639 Main. marking, etc. New York's 1953 Democratic vote Includes 410.111 Liberal party n u in- mvknAnn the same Male's 1943 Democrsllc vote in cludes 323J3 Lioerai pariy vo. for Truman. Rnulh Carolina's 1953 ReDUbliCSn vole ol 153.313 is actually the vole tor Indepenoeni" electors lor r.. senhower. It Is placed tn this nl..n,n kM-.ma It la the hlnhest vote the Republican candidate got tn the atate and la he one counted officially toward hi national pop ular total. Anoincr siaie 01 e -.-tors under the Republican label polled only 9.801 rotes and these are placed In the atate's o'lier" -Un- w,itk - ainl mlr.nr party vote. "ThV' 9. S01 can not be added to in fciseiuwwrr ioii ur ea use they are vote for a cp ate list of electors. at The GUN STORE Unusual Toys and GAMES The GUN STORE Vol Hr1liier rjaiitM ir no Km HI livr Ball. Ut K ). Rttiiti oth attb lid riu i ) ii Mtui rut riMil aahl iirin aaaatliajj fcaarel. laas.1 a-lf hf warU'a lfillBg aatllril lar. Mtt Jail iaara ai tltlUri mmr taaar alftaaa ty II balll. IhU It arranalUtaral thretail lbs apallrallaa at pjadtra fMrUal faa-Ury and marhvllnf natls ado, Mtllnf a aw tiandard la aiaaa ldutirf. Bal aa al lat lavsflr I aUaaa If ya Ita. A air tra! far a rvataaaala tlma lard aarrhaat. Tha lavalr calaaial aalntl dtllvarad atllfc ataca. Louis R. Mann Piano Co. It N. US Riaiaiaaa Orsaa ?Mo JJiMB JGdi! .J I Will Be At J. W. KERNS FRIDAY I SATURDAY 1:30 'til 4:30 P.M. Dt. 12th and 13 Hi and 19th and 20th V adlCsWiiiw f GIFTS FOR THE KIDDIES ! ! I lure to be ther for I went to talk to yeu personally and fiad out what YOU want for Christmas ... 1 1 l.W Kerns ,1 oe.i4k.iTa. VF in A Sh-. I I QHail'' jeygTalaaaa FYOCK'S 1001 Main Ph. 2-2518 w anfanswepj tojevery giftjproblemv. THE FAMOUS tm mm m - . . ? v in i a Im apadol ptoca far vary pvrpo..ifr aaiinaaaul fhd aaVjulovt l-fatwr Kol i apadol pUica fer avary avrpaa Wavt...iacrat txckal.t fMdba card modtwt "For 1001 DittinctW Gifts" out mm 721 Moin CUR GIFTS BEAUTIFULLY WRAPPED . .. FRIt! 1 ...! GUI A w?JXnfRHDSl "klamath falls creamery Horn of CRATER LAKE Dairy Product liSMt F tl'fHI Vf'-f lJ" lp VOtn? HOUSE mm I .V? tSIi nees new &dnq AfliJfN A'Tlr OUC HANDY Xiy Yy L BUDGET PLAN... pAh VI NO DOWN PAYMENT J iSal 1 LUfABER COMPANY I Moin& Spring Phn" The '53's Are Coming ... 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