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PAGE EIGHT HfcKALD AND ftfciWS. KLAMATH frALLS. (JrthuUN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1954 Republicans Believed Sure To Retain Control Of Both Oregon Legislative Bodies mils is the last of six stories, i who have held a lead In the House ,ar from districts ou Oie candidates and issues in since iwi, are ainosi a certainty voted Democratic since Oregon a general election, niisuuc - uivn war Gays, deals wWi the Legislature). In Me 30-member Senate, the Re- in the House, where all 60 seats Ipuulicarahave 11 holdover mem- Ure at Btake in every general eleo mm uie urmucrais t. in tee linn lh Republican lind Ullnes almost as rosy, tices Hill be reelected. They are Justices James T. Brand and Wil liam C. Perry. Fifteen circuit Judges also will i.. -iutAri onri 11 have no ODDOSi- Both men emet race is for pro- Ibetween William L. Dickson, Os. wego, former state legislator, anl miomaa R. Manoney, former aute senator. Fourteen counties will choose dis. trict attorneys, with contest only Roy Sued For Trigger's Kick LOS ANGELES WV-An actress who says Roy Rogers' horse Trig- By riuu . '- Republican candidates are unop BALEM ill Repubicans, who opposed. . have controlled Oregon s benate so, even belore the election, the aince some ume in uie ioi GOp has 14 members. And several of the other Republican candidates Safety Poster Contest Held The lllh National Trallic Safe ty Poster contest Is being an nounced by the Oregon Blate Mo tor Association, 1101 SW Washing ton Street, Portland. Complete sets ol rules and en try blanks may be obtained by teachers writing to Roger W. Bud long, safety director, at that ad dress. Oregon school students have been given this slogan upon wmcn to build their posters: "Keep from Between Parked Cars," or an al ternate slogan: ' Know All Bicy cling Rules and Use Them." Any bona fide student, not over 21 years of age before the March 0 closing date for this contest, who is currently attending a pub- i lie, parochial or private, elemen-1 tary or secondary school In Ore- gon, regardless of grade, may en-! ter. Entries may be made either as ; individuals, groups or classes. ! Prizes will be awarded to each ; division elementary, junior high or senior high, consisting of first through sixth, seventh through ninth, and 10th through 12th grades respectively. Each division will share 30 prizes of $3,175 will be awarded the grand prize being $350 In tended as a one-year scholarship to an art school of the contest ant's choice. Tile national contest is approved by the National Association of Secondary School Principals and the National Education Association. hat haven't 'th Umtcn I urn.t h i rrie nt th mam. cnnnbn. UMiaIm bA cn na.n 'an Actnrla raHin Ktflt'nn . .'-"., nv h - upvdkci , ,ujiii attu mu. ftou ... ....... ,..,, fnnrpKun raLC o ,.-, . , , . the post- bers might have had prior service. Vrvson are the Remiblican candi.; highly popular in their home j- Multnomah County. ! U MU"nona "M. Tills fan, l i.nnnrt.n. U U. 1 ' ' Jirl.i.l innllirlo. P atLnn n(1 " sooner the lawmakers know the ""- - Columbia counties. ropes, the sooner the Legislature enate seats. They are engaged in Jn Hous. contestSi u,e Demo crats did much belter in filling Twenty-nine Republicans and nine Democrats are running for reelectl-n to the House. Since House are seeking elevation to the House members generally are senate. eieciea, ana since noooay seems very mad at what the Legislature can start making law. ' a real struggle against Sen. Phil There are some Interesting legis- Brady, lubor leader, and Lew Wal-their places on the tickets. Only lative contests, heightened by the iiace. a former senator who has run'live Republicans are unopposed, a ihci mat. nine memoers ot uie law f0r governor. Iar smaller uumoer uuui usual. as ui ouier cuniebis on uie uuiiui, did two years ago, the Republicans seem sure to win the House, too. In 1953, the Republicans had a 26-4 margin in the Senate, and 48- . II In U. T .. I.A..nl. ' IjCC ger kicked her has sued the cow- me 1955 Legislature will be spilt boy actor for $166,000.- m about the same proportion. ; . Mrs. Mabel Smayne alleged she i witn the next Legislature facing suffered head and chest injuries tough financial, highway and un ouriiig the (liming of a movie ! employment problems, it appears scene in 1951. Oregon will have experienced men As trial ol the suit opened yes-Ho handle the job. terday, Rogers' attorney denied I In the Senate, it Is possible that she was badly hurt and said the; 27 of the 30 members will have horse backed Into her. had previous legislative service. 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