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It turns diet ing into fun and keeps your husband happy Read how this dieting miracle is accom plished in the new LOOK It works equally well for single people too Get your copy of LOOK today WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 3 1954 NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA PAGE SIX ELECTED (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from Page 1) (R) Russell Ellender Louisiana Allen Smith Chase Ervin East rear Jr Kefauver Kerr Kerr Oklahoma Robert Kerr Me GOV CHARIES RUSSELL OLD OLD TytrKY STRAtnu 1 TAYLOR 86 PROO 0 showed following KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY Carolina short term Carolina regular term PROO BOTTLED BOND 0 0 was reelected in turns showed: HILL (D) CAPURRO (R) Incumbent present chairman 2693 2428 2270 2403 2260 2290 2037 1885 I'VE LIVED AT SEA SO MANY YEARS LIKE A CHANGE SCENERY Sen Thomas Kuchel Claims Re Election AND WITH THE YELLOW PAGES HELp I'LL INP SOME TREES AND GREENERY Curran a Democrat was unop posed for election as county sur veyor Siebert Questa Elected Two men Dr William Sie bert and Questa faced no op posit ion for the long term trustee ships of Washoe Medical Center The offices are non partisan In four of the six Washoe county townships offices were filled with out opposition Harry Guerin was the only candidate for the non partisan of fice of justice of the peace in Sparks township Battles won the post of Gerlach justice of the peace without opposition In Verdi and Bald Mountain township the office of constable went to candidates who were un opposed for election The uncon tested winners were Harri man a Democrat in Bald Moun tain and Ernest Zunino a Reptib LOS ANGELES Nov Incumbent Sen Thomas Kuchel a Republican claimed victory to night in his race for re election against Democratic challenger Samuel Yorty California Con gressman the spirit of good will I ask that our citizens close ranks in hight resolve to achieve a durable peace and a constantly expanding living standard for every Ameri he said desire to see the administra tion of Dwight Eisenhower suc ceed not for the good of partisan ship but for the good of all our people Words fail me to express to the people of California my un bounded thanks for their Two Are Apprehended OR REAL ESTATE AGENTS IT PAYS TO LOOK IN THE 'CLASSIIED" PART YOUR TELEPHONE BOOK VEPTUNE Escapes Seascape Rep Clifton YoungMoves Into Lead Over Baring i seats in Colorado Iowa Ohio and Rhode Island The Democrats picked up two House seats which the Republi cans won by a small margin in 1952 the Indiana Eighth and the Delaware at large Republicans picked off a Dem ocrat seat in lorida which they narrowly missed two years ago Two other Republicans who won House seats from the South in the Eisenhower sweep of 1952 Reps Richard Poff and Joel Broyhill came through again this time Ives who had been hand picked by Gov Thomas Dewey to suc ceed him in the chair at Albany said of victory that this was not Re publican Although defeat ed in his bid for governor Ives still has four more years of his Senate term to serve The first three Democrats elect ed to the Senate over GOP oppo sition were Sen Allen rear of Delaware Sen Estes Kefauver of Tennessee and former Gov Scott Kerr of North Carolina our other Democrats swept in Sens Richard Rus sell of Georgia Allen Ellender of Louisiana John McClellan of Arkansas and Sam Ervin of North Carolina Ervin now serving as an appointee fan for a two year term Kefauver famed Senate crime investigator and unsuccessful con tender for the 1952 mocratic presidential nomination scored an early victory over Republican Thomas Wall Jr in tradition ally Democratic Tennessee In another highlight former Gov Strom Thyrmond of South Carolina a write in candidate rolled up a lead over Edgar A Brown the regular Democratic senatorial nominee A write in candidate never before has won a senatorial election 8248 2943 2880 3039 2749 TOPEKA Kan Nov 2 President home state of Kansas tonight elected a Republican senator and gov ernor and gave the GOP the only congressional seat the Democrats held in this traditionally strong Republican stronghold Increasing returns produced the strong possibility that the Repub licans would make a clean sweep of Kansas GOP candidates led in all state wide and congressional races with more than a third of 2919 precincts reporting The winners included: Sen Andrew Schoeppel a key man in the Eisenhower ad successful fight for flexible farm price supports He won a second six year term over Democrat George McGill the man he beat in 1918 Lt Gov red Hall who at 38 caps a four year lise to promi nence in Kansas politics to be come one of the Sunflower youngest governors He defeated Democrat George Docking 50 year old Lawrence banker WINE COSTS PLENTY Louis Cavanaugh of Winne mucca paid highly for a bottle of wine recently the Humboldt Star notes Cavanaugh was fined $30 with a 15 day jail term as alternate penalty for neglecting to pay for 1he wine in the first place when he took it from Eagle Drug Store Crumley Elected Senator in Elko 1952 Late re REP CLIi TON YOUNG RUNS AHEAD YOU'LL IND IT AST IN THE YELLOW PAGES Used by 9 out 10 people as a guide to those who sell or serve Bell Telephone of Nevada Maine Margaret (x) (elected Sept 13) North Sam Jr (x) James land (x) Deleware Allen (x) Tennessee Estes Sparkman (x) North Scott North Stent Lyndon Johnson (x) South Thurmond (write in) Kansas Andrew Schoeppel Kansas Names GOP Senator Two teen agers who traveled from Kellog Idaho to Reno to get married were apprehended last night by the Washoe county sher office The two a 17 year old girl and her 19 year old fiance were stopped at the marriage license bureau and turned over to Reno police officers Kellog authorities acting on be half of the parents bad requested local officers to be on the lookout for them i I St? 49 45 QUART Senate candidates Alan Bible and Ernest Brown were run ning neck and neck in Washoe county in 12:30 am totals repre senting incomplete returns from 98 of 100 precincts The tabulation showed Republi can Ernest Brown leading his Democratic opponent by a nar row 23 vote margin The actual figures were Bible 6951 Brown 6974 Other state races Washoe county voting the Republican trend apparent throughout the state Representative Clifton Young was leading Democrat Walter Baring 8488 to 5644 Gov Charles Russell had tallied 7852 Washoe county votes to the 6156 cast for his Democratic op ponent former Governor Vail Pittman Rex Bell Republican candidate for lieutenant governor was lead ing Democrat James Ryan by 3000 votes The tally was Bell 8357 Ryan 5367 or secretary of state incum bent John Koontz a Democrat veered away from the county Re publican trend as he pulled a fav orable lead over Republican Wal ter Naismith Tallies showed Koontz with 7718 votes Naismith with 5753 Republican Dale Murphy had 6075 votes for attorney general Harvey Dickerson his Democratic opponent had 5379 Peter Mcrialdo incumbent state controller had 6874 votes compared to the 4913 polled by Herbert Covington Merialdo is a Republican Covington a Demo crat Incumbent State Printer John A McCarthy a Democrat was running a close race with his Re publican opposer Wesley Davis Jr The incomplete Washoe coun ty totals were McCarthy 5562 Davis 5186 Other races were: Supt of Public Instruction (non partisan): Duncan 6595 Victor 2267 Supreme Court Clerk: Turner (D) 5227 Couch R) 4979 Regents of Nevada (non partisan): Lombardi 6212 Thompson 6023 Hardy 3963 Buck 2954 Germain 2803 Ar nold 2342 State Board of Education (non partisan) Gezelin 5659 Schmidt 2744 BACK IN I' Richard Hendron fireman USN son of Dlrs Pearl Mitchell of 3373 Taylor Reno has re turned to San Diogo aboard the destroyer USS Rowan which is completing five months in the Western Pacific The smew is the smallest of the mergansers a fish eating: duck of northern Europe and Asia that is particularly expert at diving for its food Knight Leads In California GOP in Lead In Washoe Brown Leads Washoe Vote Discover the delicious fruit orcream meringue pie 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OLD TAYLOR 86 IT'S LIGHTER IT'S MILDER a LOWER PRICED THE OLD TAYLOR DISTILLERY CO RANKORT AND LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY Gov Russell Pittman Race Still ierce SAN RANCISCO Nov 2 (UP) three top ranking Republicans running for re election Gov Goodwin Knight Sen Thomas Kuchel and Lt Gov Harold Powers opened up leads over their Democratic foes tonight on the basis of early returns Rep Samuel Yorty (D) was trailing Kuchel in home town Los Angeles and Los Angeles city councilman Ed ward Roybal (D) was run ning behind Powers in the same vote heavy county Both Yorty and Roybal had hoped to carry Los Angeles county by substantial margins to balance expected upstate and rural strength for Kuchel and Powers Knight one of the most vigor ous and colorful campaigners in recent years in California was building up a more substantial margin over Graves than either Kuchel or Powers were able to show over their opponents Knight concentrated his cam naicn in southern California and he was running well ahead of Graves in that area although registered Democrats in the county number 1356000 against only 1014000 Republicans Returns from 3968 of the 22899 precincts gave: Governor Knight 273343 Graves 208982 Kuchel 205315 Yorty 188774 lieutenant governor Powers 199350 Roybal 181119 More fragmentary returns showed other Republican state wide office holders ahead of their Democratic opponents Secretary o( State rank M' Jordan Controller Robert Kirkwood and State Treasurer Charles (Gus) Johnson all Republicans held slight early leads although the returns were scattered and inconclusive Sen Guy Cordon Holds Advantage PORTLAND Ore Nov 2 (UR) Sen Guy Cordon the incumbent I Republican took an early leac over his Democratic opponent Richard Neuberger in the Ore gon general election tonight and Republican Gov Paul L' Patterson held a slight lead over Joseph Carson Jr in early returns in I the governor race I Neuberger a 42 year old writer I and state legislator who was con I sidered to have the best chance of I winning a senatorial election in Oregon in 40 years was running more than 2000 vfttes behind his 64 year old opponent in early counting The incomplete unofficial vote I in 142 of 2499 precincts gave: I Cordon 11927 Neuberger I 9659 or governor: 141 of 2499 precincts: Patterson 10766 Carson 9376 3387 4670 Ray Peterson of the board of commissioners was leading McKenzie for the short term opening The partial returns fol low: McKENZIE (D) 3756 PETERSON (K) 4320 Republican candidates for the assembly from Reno found clear i i inm rxi'f i 1 1 nvpr men a hvx opponents as last minute tallies showed them steadily increasing an early lead for the seven vacant seats ive of the apparently re elected Republican assemblymen were incumbents They were James Wood Clarence Ruedy Gary Adams Rodney Reynolds and Samuel Houghton Standings of all 14 assembly candidates were: WOOD (R) RUEDY (R) ISBELL (R) ADAMS (R) REYNOLDS '(Continued from Page 1) counting began when the polls closed at 6 pm and lengthened those leads steadily throughout the night and into the early morn ing hours Young defeated former KeP 'over their Democratic Walter Baring wno was se ing to regain the House seat he occupied for four years until Young upset him by 771 votes in 1952 Young as did Brown cam paigned heavily upon the premise that President Eisenhower need ed a GOP controlled House and Senate in order to complete the administration's legislative pro gram Russell who also took an early lead and built it up steadily as the vote counting progressed seemed assured of reelection bar ring some last minute changes in voting trends This appeared very unlikely however Russell was leading Pittman even in Clark county where his lead was increasing slowly Voting on the highly contro versial to law was not conclusive early this morning but the general trend appeared to point toward the probable defeat of Question One This initiative sought the outright repeal of the to law The latter was enacted as an initiative in 1952 by a 1034 vote margin Rex Bell of Las Vegas a Re publican was elected lieutenant governor by a top heavy margin over his Democratic opponent Clack County Assemblyman James Ryan president of the AL Nevada State ederation of Labor Bell one time silent movie cowboy star and husband of Clara Bow also led throughout the evening All incumbent state officials appeared to have been reelected These included Democratic Sec retary of State John Koontz who outdistanced Republican Walter Naismith of Tonopah State Controller Peter Merialdo a Re publican who left his Democratic opponent Covington of Sparks far behind State Printer Jack McCarthy a Demo crat who defeated Wesley Davis Reno Republican Super intendent of Public Instruction Glenn A Duncan who swamped Victor of Las Vegas in a non partisan race and Supreme Clerk Ned Turner a Democrat who was steadily building his lead over Ellen Couch Carson City Republican Democrat Harvey Dickersonon of a former Nevada governor son of a former Nevada governor defeated Republican Dale Murphy of Reno for attorney general handily In the six man regent race In cumbents Roy A Hardy and Dr Louis Lombardi of Reno and Reno Attorney Bruce Thompson outdistanced the field The beaten candidates were Weld Ar nold of Carson City Buck of Reno and Ray Germain of Las Vegas However Germain could overtake Hardy if he should get a heavy vote in Clark county when final returns are in but the trend was not too heavy in this direction Questions Two Three our and ive all dealing with various constitutional amend ments all were passed by better than two to one margins Two of them abolished the elective of fice of surveyor general to which the incumbent Democrat Louis errari was unopposed for re election He apparently will be out of a job Jan 1 Accurate voting totals were not available from Elko county at one a or state senator from the county however it appeared Newton Crumley former Univer sity of Nevada regent was lead ing newspaper publisher Warren Monroe on incomplete returns bv a two to one margin 2641 to 1358 or Elko county district judge Incumbent Judge Taylor Wines was leading George Wright by approximately one and one half to one TRUENOW Meringue Pie illing in 30 Seconds! 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No Republicans were entered in the contest I ate standings were: CHRISTENSEN (D) 1040 TUMBLESON (D) 550 ROBERSON (D) 500 VALENTINE (D) 318 At a late hour returns in from Bald Mountain showed in cumbent Democrat Don craw ford with 163 votes and Walter Pullen 71 in their contest for the assembly scat for district No 1 Qther late hour returns were tabulated for the offices of short term hospital trustee and for state fish and game commis sioner They were: or short term hospital trus tee: RHODES (NP) 5189 SCH WEISS (NP) or State ish and Game Commissioner: CHAMPAGNE (NP) 4352 QUESTA (NP) 2 894 Republican Jack Walsh with 3221 votes was leading the race for Reno constable His oppo nent Democrat Mitchell had 2103 Tn Sparks Democratic candi date for constable Ed Kelley had tallied 895 votes to show a healthy lead over William A Schipper also a Democrat Schip pcr had 401 In Verdi Henry Mosconi and Earle Carlisle Powdrell tied 42 to 42 in the non partisan contest for justice of the peace Eight Unopposed Eight elective county offices were filled without contest yes terday the candidates receiving complimentary votes at the polls Only seven of the unopposed candidates however can be ex pected to fill the offices to which they were elected John Belford the lone candi date for district judge depart ment No 1 resigned Sept 1 five days after he pleaded guilty federal court on charges of fail ure to file and 1952 in come tax reports Shortly after the resignation was submitted Gov Charles Rus sell appointed Grant Bowen to fill the vacated office Tf pxnected that Belford will submit a second resignation and that the judgeship will again be open for gubernatorial appoint ment in January District Judge A Maestretti faced no opposition for re election to the bench in department No 2 of district court Harry Brown Republican candidate lor county clerk and Delle Boyd Republican candi date for auditor and recorder were both re elected without op position Jack Cunningham was unop posed for re election as county treasurer He is a Democrat Johnlican in Verdi REX BELL Lieutenant Governor IN LEAD Rhode Theodore ran cis Green (x) New Hampshire Lane Dwin ell (R) Maryland Theodore Keldin (R) (X) Pennsylvania George Leader (D) New Mexico Simms tf Vote in Eureka Remains in Doubt It BtW It crt in D'STI Cm ee A fe 1 7 1 i MMHB llmli wj JPa 1 I il COv A 4 Du jNfif 4 a ivf 'o Nvf 3 ft 1A A '11 A XZVVV xl I I 1 I1Z)V3 i I I i HMMKa 1 I ItaylokI Qa A I I I I I 'WIX 1 I yosU I I J' A 1 1 I I 1 IB TWX I 1 I ji I 1 11 1 BMI 1 IZz 7 I 11 A Sv 6' e' aS' ie i zzz a ZAZ I' I 'L 1 te I i ua i K'' IL i.