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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE (2) 1 . L. K. SNYDER, freshman at Oregon State Colleqe, son of Mrs. William DeCew of Beaverton, has been pledged to Pershing Rifles, national drill honorary for Army and Air Force ROTC men, ac cording to Second Lieuten-' ant Harl Holmquist, public information officer. , Snyder is one of 40 Army cadets pledged. ' F ' f . By now . j ! or - S: Lay Away $10 Value Tina Toddler Walking Dofl A 22 Inch doll, beautifully dressed from head to toe, in the newest' in doll clothing. . Of course her hair can be curled, washed and combed. She will sit down, stand still or walk And of course qoes to sleep at night. $49 5 rr VITAMIN A j mm p . tft)ij Vis j (3) PIONEER (4) 2.50 KAZ ELECTRIC VI!!!N S VAPORIZER S 1 1 ii 19) crrervescenr - 1 I (6) CAMFIELD AUTOMATIC PERCOLATOR One of the finest In Nationally Accepted Percolators. Makes Coffee the way you . like it weak, medium, or strong, then keeps ' it hot for you. 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At that point, Rhodes, former Columbus mayor, conceded defeat and congratulated Lausche. The victory put Lausche in position for national favor in 1956. Tne unofficial count in 8.032 of Ohio's 11,347 polling places gave Lausche 959,363; Rhodes 831,523. In the Senate race for the last two years of the late Robert A. Taft's six-year term, the count in 8,032 polling places gave Bender 857,694. Burke had 853,149.. Totals in the senatorial and gu bernatorial races included about MO of the 2,080 polling places in Cuyahoga County, Democrat stronghold embracing Cleveland. They also Included 2.606 polling places in seven other metropolitan counties. In 23 congressional races. Re publicans appeared likely to add one of their 176-member delegation. Democrats, however, may retain their numerical strength of six by capturing the seat held by an in dependent in the 9th District that Includes Toledo. Thousands With Insomnia U . M 1, Ih Envelopes m j"gsX. 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