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f THE NYSSA GATE CITY JOURNAL. NYSSA. OREGON. THURSDAY. M A Y 13. 1954 PA G E EIGHT Observations and Opinions Offered in Summary of County, State Primary Candidates NYSSA THEATRE DIAL 3 9 3 2 Starting Time S e t .-S u n ._____________ 1 : 3 0 p m. E v e n in g s __________ ___ 1 : 3 0 p m. WEDNESDAY-THURS. M AY 12-13 Jack ( PALANCE i M Republican Ticket Democratic Ticket FRID AY-SATU RD AY M AY 14-15 'i~~ m im i i um i rw m RIDE TME K MAN DOW# ÿ a « p u s iic — »» uctum TRUCOLORw HOW FEED Two Republican contende contenders for post, con Like the U. S. Senatorial post. The following article pertains lty, ity, the Journal cannot pass judg- judg has not been hesitant to give con- gubernatorial nomination to all candidates who will appear ment since the Ontario man has structive criticism about county the Democrat and the Republican the on the Republican and Demo neglected to circulate in this area operations, including his own de are sure of nomination for state give voters a chance to choose be cratic ballots at the primary and little or no campaign infor partment, and has made a deter representative by their respective tween two contrasting men. election May 21. The Journal mation haa been circulated in his mined and successful effort to parties. Albert C. Ullman, Demo Democrat For Governor improve situations that needed crat, of Baker is waging an inten does not pretend to be an ex home town. Very little is known about correction. Probably his greatest sive campaign with a battle al Joseph K Carson, Jr. of Multu- pert political analyst like either The B ig Race for Judge ready started against his coming attribute is his work along these of the two extremists, Drew nomah county, Democratic can On the Republician ticket there lines without fanfare. GOP opponent for election, In Pearson and Westbrook Pegler, didate for governor. His campaign cumbent Sam Coon. Ullman is a i managers haven’t yet given much whose chief delight is to “get are four candidates for the nomi A Personal B a tt le public power advocate and one ' thought to "the sticks” here in something” on those they wish nation for county judge— one of The race for the nomination for to see defeated. The summary the most important posts in the county coroner is a behind-the- difficult to discuss issues with un Eastern Oregon and some obser- less it’s about Hell’s Canyon then I vers believe that Carson might T ak i n g the candidates contains information gleaned c o u nt y scenes personal battle between from campaign literature, opin alphabetically, George Carlson of George C. Beechler and R A it’s a one-sided discussion. On a be inclined to be overly consicous ions of individuals throughout Vale heads the list with the s l o Tacke. Beechler defeated Tacke, visit to Nyssa a few weeks ago, j of Portland’s influence, which has the county and the editors own gan, "A n open door policy and a an Ontario laboratory technician, he did state that he is in favor of been a sore spot with the rural all price supports and labeled practical economy program.” opinions. four years ago after the latter farmers who oppose those views j areas of the state for several ; Carlson served as a state indust None of the comments is a had served as coroner for several as either big business monopol years. Carson served as mayor of prediction of who will be nomi rial accident inspector until early years. Beth of them take their ists or small time operators who Portland and reportedly has a in 1952 when he resigned to file nated and may or may not ex jobs seriously to the point of open don’t know what it’s all about. , good record there, but they don’t press the editorial views of this ' on the Republican ticket for the bluntness and neither one hesi Sam Coon has been working [ grow many farm crops within the nomination for county assessor, newspaper. tates to wield the weight of the quietly since his election two I city limits of the state’s largest j Carlson is politically concious and is inclined to split hairs inso coroner’s office which is as years ago. He is a conservative metropolis. All that can be discussed about far as “the law’ is concerned. H* powerful as any in the county, and has avoided smear campaigns general opinion to the contrary. against opponeints and those who the candidates for labor commis is blunt, which may or may not The only candidate on the disagree with him He has gained sioner are their names and cam GOP ticket for state representa be an attribute for an office many friends in Eastern Oregon paign slogans. This is unfortunate, tive is Charles W. Swan, Vale holder, and is extremly consious by beint» a prompt letter-answer since labor legislation is making attorney and incumbent district of the powers invested in a pub On the Democratic ticket there some drastic changes in Eastern attorney, who has demonstrated lic office, whether elective or ap is only one contest, the nomina er, together with the fact that his Oregon and overlooking the law replies indicate he reads his mail. pointive. that he is conscientious about his tion for state representative. D. in this part of the state has been obligations as a public official. G. Y. “Red” Chester has served Ivan Fritts of Ontario ha iim h If he says he will do something the rule, rather than the excep There have been complaints of a eight months as county judge, a lengthy platform that the aver about a request, the constituent tion. More and more attention is tendency to procrastinate, but having been appointed to fill the age voter is confused by the time can be assured something will be one might make allowances for unexpired term of the late Sewell he wades through half of the done. By the same token, he nev being paid to Eastern Oregon by Fo r the fastest-growing, such a trait, if it actually exists, Stanton. He had served as county script. He has avoided issues of a er hesitates to reply with expla this department, but none of the by pointing out that a district at road superintendent for two and local and state nature and em nations of why the impossible three candidates — two Republi b e s t - d e v e l o p e d chicks cans and one Democrat— seems torney must maintain a private one-half years prior to his ap phasized public power, the work cannot be accomplished. you've ever had . . . fo r to be far apart. law practice and fulfill his duties pointment and had operated a ing man and farm prices, to Two For Governor S. Eugene Allen of Multnomah as a county attorney on the side. general store at Harper prior to gether with a detailed biography superior layers later on, Earl T. Newbrv has been cam county, a GOP candidate, has the Perhaps the same reasons have that. Extremely economy-minded of himself and family. paigning ever since he became slogan, “Promise nothing but feed Ranch-Way Grow caused Swan to be somewhat in and a fluent conversationalist. Emil A. Stunz is a Nyssa busi secretary of state by making sure Mash! It's fo rtifie d with different to all sections of Mal Chester has antagonized some ness man who has given residents i his name appears on all state fair-hearing, intelligent consid eration, honest judgment on pub heur county except his home i groups by questioning the advis of the city outstanding service as publications to which he has ac lic questions.” His Republican op antibiotics and V i t a m i n stomping grounds at Vale. He j ability of county expenditures, i a city councilman and the school cess. Before his formal announce ponent H. E Barker of Marion B-12 1 has demonstrated an ambitious particularly requests for budget district equally efficient service ment as a candidate, Newbry im county says, “Fair and Impartial desire to reduce crime, but cir increases. However, he has prov as a former board member. Stunz plied that a sales tax might be administration. ” S e c c f& K i ¿ r iC H c / O f cumstances have played havoc ed himself open to suggestion by j hasn’t promised a thing and is in order for Oregon, forgetting or On the Democratic ballot vot with many of his plans and near- compromising his attitude i n ! RANCH-WAY DEALER frank in admittinng that he will not caring, that Eastern Oregon ers will find the name of Norman commitments made in speeches several instances following ex get an education if he goes to residents have taken a lead sev O. Nilsen of Multnomah county at public gatherings. planations. Bringing controvers Salem. He is enthusiastic about eral times to vote a sales tax out E. Otis Smith of Ontario will be ial county issues into the open some means of bringing the fede by referendum. He has been un with the statement, “Qualified by experience; successful in working has no doubt been beneficial to the Republican nominee for dis ral plan for election of state justly critical of Incumbent Gov. Phone 2253 trict attorney and probably will the county, but might prove to senators and representatives to Paul Patterson and has won him with the public, labor and man Nyssa be elected to that office in be detrimental to Chester him-1 Oregon to give some voice to less self the title, “The Earl of New agement. ” November, since the he has no self. populated areas like the counties bry'' in the Portland area. He is competition in the primaries and John C. Elfering is probablv of Eastern Oregon. a consistent fault-finder w ith , there have been no filings on the the best known of the four candi- \ most public officials except New- j Murray R. Morton of Ontario Democratic ticket, Like hundreds dates. Having served as sheriff brv. has filed for county judge on the of others in the Nyssa commun for six years, he has circulated! Gov. Patterson has demonstra - 1 Democratic ticket but is a “politi throughout Malheur county, both cal unknown” even to members ted efficiency since his appoint SA T U R D A Y ONLY as the chief law enforcement of-1 of his own party in the Nyssa ment last year to succeed Charles j ficer and tax collector. Elfering area in spite of the fact that he McKay, who became secretary of ] 29c knows the laws governing his served as assessor for the county the interior. He is a good politic- l and other county offices and is a few years ago. He has not wag ian, as has been demonstrated by j not hesitant to quote the law ed any campaign in the Nyssa his ability to compile and remem 5& when points of disagreement area and details are lacking about ber individual characteristics of I arise. his platform other than the slo communities and people in all 79c A. O. Eubanks is a farmer and gan, “ Eleven years experience in parts of the state. stockman of the Vale community County Administration.’ and is stressing independent road 39c districts throughout the county, patterned after Nyssa Road Im DROP IN FOR WIENER AND HAM BURGER BUNS Both Democratic and Republi provement district No. 2. He is FOR PICNICS AND FISHING TRIPS facing the favorite subject— can candidates for U. S. repre sentative are assured of nomina taxes— with logic by avoiding a promise of tax reduction and tion because of no opposition in pointing out that services re the primaries. Richard L. Neu- Tiny tots In Nyssa are drawing quested must be paid for, but that berger of Multnomah county is special emphasis of the Nyssa Special Orders Taken For All Occasions careful consideration to expendi the Democratic candidate and Civic club for their next meeting ture'; can help give value receiv Incumbent Guy Gordon of Doug scheduled for Wednesday, May las county is assured of the GOP’s ed. j choice. They are as different as 19 at 2 p. m. at the Episcopal par Two For Commissioner j day and night, leaving the voters 1 ish hall. The two GOP candidates for | to decide whether they want e x - ! There will be a baby show of county commissioner apparently | treme liberalism or extreme con all tiny tots present for the after give the voters a chance to choose servatism as their voice in W a sh -! noon, a very interesting child between two men of contrasting I ington, D. C. ren’s program and favors for all thought. Ameil Claude of On- Neuberger has the ability to tario hasn't thoroughly covered | make headlines every few days little ones in attendance, Mrs. The integrity of the governor’s the Nyssa area in his campaign, and is an accomplished writer Gene Grasty, chairman of the office has been above question. hut his ambitious announcement j with a ready market in national ! ' May program has announced. He's doing the job that needs to of "improvement of the school! publications. He has “all the I Included in the program will be system in Malheur county . . . answers to all the problems” and a variety of numbers by 25 pupils be done with a simplicity and improvement of roads . . . and backs them up point by point of Mother Goose Activity Land, effectiveness that commands re uction of taxes” leaves some I with reduction npvpr any witn never any hesitation to kindergarten group of Mrs. Fern spect, confidence and cooperation. voters with the question of criticize anyone who doesn’t see Cox and Mrs. Dorothea Lewis. whether they have available a eye-to-eye with him. The children will present their genius or an author of promises. Cordon is almost unknown as ------------------------------------ Alva P. Goodell of the Nyssa a personality in Eastern Oregon school song, patriotic numbers community is the incumbent even though he has served several and will take the audience on a 17 X P A T T E R S O N , PAUL commissioner seeking re-election. years as U. S. Senator. Probably visit to the farm in clever action His record has been good with a the most complimentary thing songs. From storybook land they r# i.l A Jv P.ittrMon for Governor Comm . T n l R. conscientous effort to give tax that can be said of his record is will dramatize nursery rhymes Gamble, Chr , 813 S. W. 6th Ave , Portland, Or#. payers their money’s worth. He that “he hasn't done us any dam and will introduce rythm in a solo age.” 1 acrobatic number, a comic dance and hythm band numbers. Their part of the program will conclude with two popular songs in action and the singing of God Bless America. All interested women of the • Q U ICK A P P R O V A L community are extended a cor • NO DO W N PAYM EN T dial inviation to bring their chil- J • LIFE-INSURED LO AN dren and attend this special after See y o u r d e a l e r noon program honoring the tiny • NO M O RTGAGE REQUIRED o r a n y bran ch tots of Nyssa. CoAM lldoUd SUNDAY-M ONDAY M AY 16-17 ON NEW WIDE VISION SCREEN! 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