The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 9

Tfct 7. Joslin FURNITURE and CARPET BENTON and EUCUD GOP Sure of One Democrats Send 20 Senate Candidates Into Finals By Tie Frew Twenty Democratic state sen ators entry their pirty standard into the November general elec-tion, while Republicans have only two incumbents in the struggle for control of the Montana Senate next year. The GOP, however, boasts the only unopposed candidate Rep. C. C- Bentz in Carter County.

His assured election gives a nip-and-tuck start to the Senate cam paigns in hall of the state's 56 counties. Counting holdovers ana uentz, Republicans arc certain of 14 seats, one less than the Demo crats. Can Crab Control This means the Democrats can retain control of the Senate by winning 14, or half, of the con tests. Republicans must pick up 15 seats, in addition to the one Benti will occupy, to regain the Senate control they lost In 1956 elections. The GOP has successfully thrown seven representatives into the battle, including Bentz.

The others are Sterling Rygg, Flathead; Howard H. Lord, Granite; Edward L. Kolar, Judith Basin; Winfield E. Page, Missoula; F. 0.

Burreii, Ravalli; and Henry B. Hilling, Yellowstone. Bids Fail Two other Republican representatives failed in their bids for Senate nominations Tuesday. They are John H. Anderson, Madison, and James R.

Felt, Yet- Two former senators won publican Earl Morite, Fergus, and Carl Wem, Fallon. A former representative, Sumner Gerard, Madison, also captured GOP nomination for the Senate. Republicans are hopeiui of vie torics also for two Mrs, Donald G. Nutter, widow of the governor, in Richland County and Mrs. Roswell Anderson, widow of the senator, in Wibaux County.

Democrats entered four repre sentatives in Senate races, but managed to nominate only two of them. The nominees are Arthur N. Jensen of Mineral County and J. D. Mclcher of Rosebud County.

Losing their bids for Senate seats were Reps. Herman L. Mou- dree of Broadwater County and Tim J. Sullivan of Silver Bow County. The Nov, 6 general election contests for 28 Montana Senate seats will match these nominees, by county; November Lineup Broadwater (D), Sen.

Lester C. Goodwin; (R), James E. Cox. Carter (D), no nominee; (R), Rep. C.

C. Bentz. Cascade (D), Sen. Charles A. Bovey; (R), Paul Crain.

Chouteau (D), Sen. Gordon McGowan; (R), A. A. Skaalure. Fallon (D), Gene Huntley; (R), Carl Wenz.

Fergus (D), Sen. J. E. McKenna; (R), Earl MoriU. Flathead (R), Sen.

George Siderius; (R), Rep. Sterling Rygg. Granite (D), Sen. Hugh Gumming; (R), Rep. Howard H.

Lord. Jefferson (D), Fen. Arnold Rieder; (R), Harold Hansen Judith (D), Sen. George S. McKenna; (R), Rep.

Edward L. Kolar. Lincoln (D), Sen. William F. Hafferman, (R), Earl Lovick.

Madison (D), Charles Miller; (R), Sumner Gerard. Mineral (D), Rep. Arthur Jensen; (R), James R. Howell. Missoula Race Missoula (D), Sen.

Edward T. Dussault; (R), Rep. Winfield E. Page. Petroleum (R), Clinton Hassett; (R), Sen.

Kenneth Cole, Ravalli (D), Sen. William A. Groff; (R), Rep. F. 0.

Burrell Richland (D), Sen. C-Thiessen; (R), Mrs. Donald Nutter. Rosebud (D), Rep. J.

Melcher: (R), Sen. R. C. Harken Sanders (D), Sen. Eugene There are several ways that a man can pay the price of a new Cadillac and find himself in possession of sin automobile of far less stature.

Because there are many motorists currently considering the purchase of their neit car, we would like to enumerate these ways of going astray. 1, Assume that the purchase price of a new Cadillac car is higher than it actually is, (There are eleven models of other makes that this year coat more than the lowest-priced Cadillac model.) 2, Fail to appreciate that the basic price of a new Cadillac includes important things that are extra on many other cars. (Including automatic trans-mission, power steering and power braking.) 443-445 Fuller Avenue Mahoney; (R), Raymond Warner. Sheridan (D) Sen Lloyd J. Michels; (R) Ben (Ed) Smith.

Silver (D) Sen Frank D. Reardon; (R) S. (Sid) Groff. Stillwater (D, Sen Webster Keller; (R) E. A.

Biendkncr. (D) Sen. Paul R. Rice; (R) Jerry W. Brccn.

Toole (D) Sen. George W. Wilson; (R) Waldo Y. Moberly. (D) Sen.

Robert S. Cot ton; (R) Charles H. Broeksmith. (D) Sen. Ward H.

Beley; (R) A. (Tony) Poirier. Wibaux (D) Orrin B. Hall; (R) Roswell Anderson. Yellowstone (D) Robert L.

Kcllcher; (R) Rep. Henry B. Hill ing. 15 Democratic Holdovers Democrats have 15 holdover senators. They arc: Carroll A.

Graham, Big Horn; Richard Nix- Blame; John E. Caney, Daniels; John L. McKeon, Deer Lodge; John J. MacDonald, Gar field; Perry DeWolfe, Glacier; Robert A. Durkce; Hill; Leland Schoonover, Lake; David James, Liberty; R.

T. O'Neill Musselshell; Ben II. Stein, Park'. Milo H. Cook, Powder River; Mike Haufc, Prairie; Stanley Nees, Roosevelt; and D.

M. Man ning, Treasure. Republicans have these 13 overs: J. S. Brenner, Beaverhead; Wtlham R.

Mackey, Carbon; Wil- H. Grieve, Custer; James Shaw, Dawson; Carl Lehrkind Gallatin; Oscar P. Balgord Golden Valley; William F. Cash more, Lewis and Clark; Robert B. Thomas, McCnne; Carl Rostad, Meagher; Lochiel Edwards, Phil-Hps; Maurice J.

Ullom, Pondera; Joseph A. McElwain, Powell; and A. Ranald McDonnell, Sweet Grass. Bible Group Head Quits Summit, N.J. iff) Daniel Burke, 89, has resigned as president of the American Bible So-ciety after serving as president for 18 years, the society's hoard of managers announced today.

3. Neglect to find out from a Cadillac dealer what your present car is worth in trade. (He is especially anxious thii spring to welcome new owners.) And if you take one of these detours, think of all the unique pleasures you could be missing. There is Cadillac's so majestic that it attracts attention wherever it goes. There is Cadillac's so wonderful that every journey becomes a brief vacation.

And there is Cadillac's so great that it is wjthout rival on the world's highways. So we suggest that you play it safe-and get all the facts from your dealer soon. You might be closer to Cadillac than you think. VISIT YOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER ANDERSON MOTORS, Inc. of Helena Phone 442-2940 SEC THE GENERAL EXHIBIT AT THE 1963 SEATTLE WORLD'S FAIR APRIL 21 OCT, 21 Official Canvass Of Primary Will Be June Montana's canvassing board will meet 9 a.m.

June 14 in the Capitol to officially declare the winners of Tuesday's primary election. The board is comprised of the governor, secretary of state and treasurer. The canvass must be conducted within 15 days after the primary election, and sooner if all returns have been received. Secretary of State Frank Mur ray announced the meeting time Unofficial Associated Press ligurcs showed about 152,000 Montanans voted Tuesday. There were 301,000 eligible.

Here are the Montana primary election returns compiled by The Associated Press: Congressmen U.S. House, 1st District: Democrat: 382 precincts of 383, Olsen 39,981, nominated without opposition. Republican: 382 precincts OE 383, Montgomery 18,809, Collins 9,592. U.S. House, 2nd District: Democrat: 685 precincts of 689, Graybill 33,056, Overfelt 8,811 Conklin 9,942.

Republican: 6B5 precincts of 689, Battin 32.568, nominated without opposition. The Hot One Railroad Commission: Democrat: 1.067 precincts of 1,072, Jack Holmes 32,195, Durkee 19.381, Griffith 17,838, John Holmes 20,885. Republican: 1,087 precincts of 1,072, Watson 29,273, Cash 22,738. Supreme Court, Position No. Nonpartisan, 1,062 precincts of ,072, Adair 98,470, Libra 22,028 Both nominated.

Supreme Court, Position No. Nonpartisan, 1,062 of 1,072, Doyle 35,787, Connors Bennett 25,911, Gilfcather 20,339, Smith 10,055, Sutton two highest nominated. Olsen Expecting More Money For Access Roads The expectation that Montana will receive nearly twice the present amount for national for est access roads by was voiced Wednesday by Rep. Arnold Olsen, D-Mont. a statement released Hel ena, Olsen said Montana received million in federal fundi last year for forest roads.

Olsen claims the roads will make more recreation opportuni ties available, will aid the national economy which he says will need an estimated 13 million board feet of lumher two years from now. and will enhance de velopment of watersheds wild life, fishing and range grazing. He said roads built under this proposal would be better and cheaper than those built by tim ber buyers. Olsen testified in behalf of the increased funds before the House roads subcommittee He expects approval Df his re quest sometime next month. Copter Crew Unhurt In Viet Nam Crash Ban Me Thuot, South Viet Nam A.

U.S. Army helicopter crashed near the Kontum, 26( miles northeast of Saigon today informed sources reported. The craft was burned by its crew after the accident. There was no indication of casualties. Nor was it immediately known how the crasn occurred.

Lodge Meetings 15, it 7 p.m. Wort la thr E.A. Dc- Mornlng Slur No, Statu! communication June 13. at 8 P.m. Discussion recodification and the Qrand MmIsi'j recomraen-datioas.

Refreshments-. King Salomon's t-ortf No. Special and atattfi communication aircmb Temple meellnSB third Mondi; month at p.m. won id itogram tionorlni- Masons and flat at Civic Center. Junl Si, 3D.

Josephine Hepntr Chapter No, 61 June Ft p.m. Courtesy Initiation, annual reports. Refreshments and nodal hour. Sapphlra Ho. 71.

Daughtart of thr Stated session Thursday. May 24. a p.m. oremanjal at 2 p. Knights of Helena Council Ho Meets fllursrtaj, April 13.

p.m.. (or dinner; Palm Sunday. April IS, Memorial Mais. Corporate Communion BtfH and Da? nt Rrcollertton al at Thursday. April St.

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