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50-Legal Notices
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
SIXTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY.
Case No. 1884
MARSHALL c. BURGESS,
Plaintiff.
VS.. DIVORCE
SHARON LEE PHILLIPS
BURGESS,
Defendant.
NOTICE
To: Sharon Lee Phillips Burgess
Residence Unknown
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
that you are required to serve a
COPY of your answer to the Com
plaint on the Plaintiffs Attorney
and file the original answer in the
office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court on or before the 9Th day of
October, 1852. otherwise the allie
cations in said Complaint will be
taken as confessed and a decree
pro confesso entered against you.
DONE this 4th day of September,
1852.
fSeal) EARL r. ADAMS
Clerk of the Circuit. Court
Monroe County, Florida.
BY: (sd) Florence f. Sawyer
Deputy Clerk
PAUL f. SAWYER
5l71a Whitehead st.
Key West. Florida
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5-ROOM furnished cottage. Quiet
or business couple. 600 Margaret,
or call 760-W. sept15-3t
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MAURICE ]. PAULEY
DIES SATURDAY

MADEIRA BEACH - u Mau.
rice J. pauley. -. retired execu-
Amateur Sof'baiI Association. died
at his home here Saturday Pau
ley also was a former sports re-
porter for the New York AmeTi
can.
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TWO modern houses O. highway
and water wltA bat hzrbcrs and
channels. BOTH suitable for resi-
cerce or fishing camp. All cash
"y.'e OF pasas Hsdg4ns. summer
AZ as. .sa3Aawae~~u~-- a-ss-e
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9Female Help Wanted
Continually

SECRETARY, U. S. Citizen, per-
sonable, Key West resident pre-
ferred, air-cOnditioned office, pay
according to background and ex-
perience. Call 1856 for appointment.
The Brush Development Co.
Sept11, ID, 15-3t
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4-ROOM furnished apartment, 825
Duval St. sept13-3l-3t
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EFFICIENCY Furnished Apt.
Phone 163O-M., 1713 Won Phister
st. sept13-3l3tx
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Weather Summary for the
Tropical Atlantic. Caribbean Sea
Area and Eastern Gulf of Mexicos
There is an area of showers
covering the eastern Bahamas
and there is a broad flat low
pressure trough extending from
Puerto Rico Northumberland
to the east of Bermuda. Other
wise conditions are normal in the
nearby tropics. There are no in
dications of any developing dis
turbance.
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Observations taken at City Office
500 AM. EST
Key West, Fla, Sept. is, 1852
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2S-Real Estate For Sale
REAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS
WANTED

NEAL ESTATE AND BUSINESS
WANTED
HOUSES, lots. groves, ranches,
motels, apartment buildings.
dress shops, garages, restaurants,
industrial plants and other going"
businesses find a ready market
when advertised in The New York
Times under FLORIDA REAL ES-
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Financial Section, this directory
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October Il through December IL -
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cost Send al facts 70 Classified
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2Ie. TIE NeF York Times, Times
Square, Aea YORK 3. y Y.
sep,s-l5 2 3
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ADVERTISING Representative for
Key West and vicinity. Exclusive
franchise. Good opportunity for
right party. Experience preferred.
Navy News, 532 Pine, Long Beach,
Calf. Sept2, BIS, % ,29-5t
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2 FURNISHED apartments. 1921
Angela Street. sept15-3tx
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FURNISHED APARTMENT, 1414-
5th st. between Roosevelt Blvd. &
Flagler Ave. Apply at rear house
between 1 and $50 pm. Couple or
2 business people. Sept13-5l-3t
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38-AutomonYles For Sale

1871 PLYMOUTH 2-door sedan. 4
new tires, good mechanically.
$500, I'LL Olivia, after 6 pm.
Sept13-3t
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
25-Rea1 Estate For Sale
(Continued)

THREE bedroom cinderblock Top.
pino constructed house. Can be
seen anytime. 2O14 Seidenberg Ave
Phone 1615-XW. Sept10-ti
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Tides

q 4SA0 SS
Naval Base
TOMORROW
HIGH Low
1926 am. Il 80 m.
8:06 pm. l;47 pm.
600
ADDITIONAL TIDE DATA
Reference Station: Key West
Time Of Height a
Bahia Honda
(bridgel oh Iona 60 n
No Name Key
least endl -42h 20m
Boca Chica
Station Tide high water
SANDY Pt.l oh 40m
CaldeS Channel
north endl .+7h t0m
Ala II
t-l-MinuS sign; Correction
70 be subtTacted.
t+HPlus sign; Corrections y
be addsd.
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Precipitation

Tomorrow Almanac
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APARTMENT for rent. Accept
children. 533 William, after 500
PM, SIG Simonton. Sept15-2tx
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$500 down. 2-bedroom TOPPING
home. Immediate occupancy.
2O19 Staples Avenue. Sept8-t If
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Highest yesterday ------------- 80
L Il
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NEWLY FURNISHED and deeora-
ted. Electric kitchen. Tub snd
shower. ] bedroom. living room,
dining room kitchen. Apply be
tween $50 and 6 - Pm. sill.
Southland. Sebastian CAbEers Jr-
..u~.mw.n-u-..A.... kepslS.2l
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a ROOM furnished apartment.
$685. monthly. 1914 Catherine.
Sept15-3t
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1S-Specia1 Services II

Continued

JOHNSON 4 CURRY, Builders
and Contractors. Free estimates
on new CHS homes, remodeling
and roofing. Phone 2194-W.
sept2-tf
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The Veterans
Corner

Here are authoritative answers
from the Veterans Administration
to four questions Of interest to
former servicemen.
Q. / am the widow Of a World
War Two veteran, and ! am re-
ceiying CT insurance payments at
a certain rate each month over a
period of 10 years. Ny husband
chose this method Of payment be
cause il seemed best al the time
| find now. however. that / need q
good sized sum Of money immed-
lately. May | be paid the rest Of
the insurance in one lump sum?
A. No CT insurance may paid In
a lump sum only when the insured
veteran himself has made that Sc.
lection.
@ I'm a world War Two vet
eran suffering from a nonservice-
connected dIsabI!i' l vent 10 Va
and vas told TIA, I me-: .e
r.t7 e'f
har
p
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HERE'S A REAL BUY for some
one who wants a comfortable
modern home in Key Vests most
ideal location. Quick sale desired
because of Navy orders. 3-bedroom
c. B. S. house near County Beach,
many fine features, $4,000, terms
arranged. l4ll Patricia St. Phone
1901. sepfl0-tf
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departments For Rent
(Conyinuedl
SANTA CLARA MOTEL

Air conditioned efficiency apart
ments. Frigidaire, appliances,
Beautyrest mattresses, low weekly
or monthly rates. Apply at desk -
621 Truman or call 1929. Sept13-3t
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THREE-BEDROOM Sunshine
house, corner lot, near Naval
Hospital. 1914 Duck Ave, phone
1469-M. Sept114tX
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APARTMENT for rent in private
home. Write Box L. P, c/o Cit.
zen. Sept15-2tx
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39ETrailerS For Sale

1850 STAR. Shower and toilet. Pay
for it like rent. See Capt. Kidd
near end of old highway, Stock Is
land. Sept13-4l-7t
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FURNISHED efficiency apt. Elect.
kitchen. Children welcome. 9Oe
Elizabeth st. Sept15-tf
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WANTED TO BUY: House suitable
for moving. Write Box CPL, c/o
Citizen. Sept12-3tX
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money for az least part u my ex-
penses since last Nay7
A. No Under the new iaw pay
ments may m; Be made fas any
training taken prior % August -.
ias2
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1916 UNIVERSAL, 26 it,, 1895. 90,
terms. Tipton'S Trailer Sales,
Stock Island. Sept15-6t
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Cottages For Rent

5-ROOM furnished cottage, tile
floors, clean, good neighborhood
- adults, no pets, $4,000 per mo.
Phone STOW. Sept13-4l-3t
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EFFICIENCY Apartment. Near
Navy Yard. Couple only. Price
Organization, Realtors, All File
ming Street. sept11-tf
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EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS. $50
monthly. Rooms, S. $40 weekly,
eli William ~. septlS.Stx
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ance checks.
veterans living Ia Key 1ez, gho
Elsh further snfgymatIgn atCa
their berellls sapgst caatzcs TIE "A
Office al hoOm Is. Federal BIG.
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FURNISHED APARTMENT with
electric kitchen. Water and gar
base service. lSoa South ST.
Septls st
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Temperatures
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SING with your favorite band at
Duffy'sl 218 Duval st. F. E. C.
Recordings. Sept10-tf
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24A-Building &
Financing

GENERAL CONSTRUCTION
Homes, Commercial, Alterations
Bonded Licensed Contractor
Consult Us For Estimates
PORTOR WAGOR RUSSELL. NC.
James Staples, Sup't. Phi. 1859
aug20-ti
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-01-24
FOR RENT

SLEEPING room for gentleman, in
Euclid, references. RE. 1-6048
HARLAND ave. near Lake Shore blvd.
rooms up and garage, middle aged
couple. w. 1-0014.
privileges. reasonable Ii, 1-7469.
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HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

GIRL to assist with housework and
ironing, help with children. 4:30 to
$50. p M, 3 or 4 evenings week;
Taylor rd. vicinity. UL. 1929.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1952-01-24
HELP WANTED (FEMALE)

WAITRESS, evenings. short hours
good pay, must have own transpor-
tation or use Noble-185th st. bus
line. EV. 1-1537 after IL noon.
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HELP WANTED (MALE)

CUSTODIAN, part time, Northeast
YMCA, 1876 Aspinwall; general
clean up and maintenance. Call Mr..
Fairchild. GIL. 1-0941
PAYROLL clerk, Northeast area, per-
manent, salary plus benefits. Apply
Morrison Products, Inc, 1876 Water
loo rd.
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/ 1PASAASlAd 4A0ASPOA'NuNh SOhhSShOIo
CLEAN warm room. garage; privileges;
near transportation, off Lake Shore
Blvd. Nv. l-l165.
SLEEPING rooms, single or double,
private entrance, hot and cold water,
heat, on transportation. 1901 Water
loo rd.
SLEEPING room for / or girls, kitch-
en- privilege, on Colt ave. in East
Cleveland. MU 1-2564.
FURNISHED rooms, Kitchen and sleep
ing room, laundry facilities, two en-
ployed ladies. Gal East 140th st.
NEW brick 5-room side-by- side, 3
rooms down, 2 large bedrooms, real
tile bath up; full basement, recrea-
tion room, gas furnace, garage, nicely
decorated Lake Shore blvd. near
East 208th st.; SIPS per month. Mr..
Spielman. w. 1-1581.
PLEASANT room in private, quiet
home. 3l9 East 197th ST. KE. 1-8449
TWO furnished rooms for employed
couple only, share bath. PO. 1-5549.
EAST 340th ST., steam heater 3-room
suite, garage, near blvd, couple, SIS.
Willoughby 2-563l.
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FOR RENT

THIRD floor. partly furnished. PO.
1-0842.
3 ROOMS and bath downstairs, private
bath and entrance, $40. KE. 1-5518.
9 ROOMS, bath. furnished. $3.50 week,
including utilities, couple only. KE.
1887.
SLEEPING room, next to bath, private
home, lady or sober gentleman. 1886
East 163rd KE. 1-7344, call evenings.
FIVE nicely furnished, two bedroom
apartment. privacy. Adults; $3.50.
PO 1-1004.
WARM sleeping room for working
man, with kitchen, $500 week. KE.
1-1265.
COMFORTABLE sleeping room, pri-
vate entrance. gentleman. $50 East
150th st.
EMPLOYED lady will share her
room apartment with same, good
transportation. Gil. 1-2872.
WIDOW, share home with middle aged
couple. $50; reference. 949 East
147th ST.
SLEEPING room, gentleman preferred.
871 East 144th st.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
16 Red POWs Injured
Defying Allied Order
BY the Associated Press

PUSAN. Korea. Oct. 9.-South
Korean guards injured 16 Com
munist war prisoners on Koje Is
land while enforcing "a lawful Or
der of the camp commanders" the
United Nations prisoner-of-war
command announced today.
The announcement said none of
the prisoners was hurt seriously.
The North Korean POWs had
refused ito display their extra
clothing before the issue of new
winter clothing" the command
said.
1t was the first disturbance re-
ported since October l. when more
than so Chinese prisoners died in
a riot on Cheju Island.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
lGen. Collins Fayors
Giving Allies in Europe
Data on Atom Bomb
By WilIiom J. WheotIey

Changes should be made in the
atomic energy statutes which
would permit giving certain
A-bomb information to United
States allies in Europe. Gen. j
Lawton Collins. Army Chief OF
Staff, told a Pentagon press con-
ference yesterday.
He said he supports the belief
of Gen Bradley. chairman Of the
Joint Chiefs of Staff. that the
progress in training of troops in
Europe has reached the point
where certain high officials should
have this information.
1t is unthinkable, he said. that
tatomic bombs would be used only
for the support of United States
forces. Allied commanders, as q
part Of their planning and train
ing, should be given at least in
formation as to the capabilities
of the bombs and in what volume
they could be made available.
Gen. Collins said his recent tr!r
convinced him that the allied
forces in the European theatel
had made wonderful progress in
the last year.
The Chief of Staff said there
are no plans now for an increase
Ior decrease from the present
strength Of 1,552.000 personnel
He added that there are no plans
lat this time to call up any more
National Guard divisions.
Gen. Collins said that the
Army's service tour in Korea
might have to be heightened some
Currently it is nine months. The
stretching out, he explained
would be necessary by the heavy
turnover this year. .;
There has been no decision to
replace Gen. James A. Van Fleet
as commander of the 9th Army
in Korea, he said. He said, now
ever. that Gen. Van Fleet would
become eligible for retirement
next year after IS years of service
and five years in his present per-
manent grade of major general.
Evening star., 1952-10-09

Its q sensational new low price
for quality television at Phil
hn's. Golden Grid Tuner
brings clear, steady television
pictures to vast new areas.
Phillips TV technician will
bring you your ballot in the
big "vote With Phillips" Con-
test.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Lincoln
Continued From First Page.)

the Nationalist Christian Party
in the running. An argument
the Republicans might make is
that Gen. Macarthur. keynote
speaker of the Republican Ma
tional Convention. is a Republi-
can and cannot rightly be placed
on the ballot as the candidate of
another party.
Few Votes Expected.
1t is not believed this splinter
ticket will get many votes. Former
Vice President Henry Wallace,
running as a third-party candi-
date in, l948. polled only $1,000
votes. although a great deal of
work and money was expended for
him in the State.
/ While Washington is held to be
basically a Democratic State, to-
day it has a Republican Governor
a Republican Senator and four
out of the six members of its
delegation in the House. One Sen
ator is Democratic and State leg
islature is Democratic. A con-
tributing factor to this strange
political mixup lies in the fact it
lis impossible to vote a straight
ticket. There is no provision for
such a vote. Each candidate for
office has his name on the ballot
and under his name the party OF
his affiliation. The voter, however
must check each name. This makes
it easy to split a ticket.
So you find the political wise
acres saying:
l. The Eisenhower Stevenson
race is close-with Gov. Steven.
son having a shade the better Of
it.
2. Representative Jackson, Dem
ocrat. will defeat Senator Caine
Republican. in the senatorial race
unless there should be an Eisen-
hover landslide. not expected.
8. Gov. Langlie, Republican
will likely defeat his Democratic
opponent, Representative Hugh B
Mitchell. although the race is re-
garded as close.
4. The Republicans may well
win OF he 7 House seats wash
lngton has gained an additional
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Eisenhower
CONTINUED From First PageD

their coming in would do more
harm than good.
Attitude Toward Russians.
"When President Truman re-
turned from PotSdam after max
ing the concessions which he had
been warned against, his attitude
toward the Russians. according to
Mr.. ForreStal, was we'll described
by his comment that he found
Stain not difficult to do business
with"
Mr.. Judd also quoted the For.
restal diary as describing q
memorandum Gen. Eisenhower
wrote when he retired as chief o1
staff in 1948, warning that un.
less the reduction of this country:
military strength was halted
quickly. whole areas of the world
especially in the Far East. woulc
have to be abandoned to commu.
niSm.
The Minnesota Representative
said history already has recorded
that "the man whose name Harry
Truman now defameS was right
and he was wrong"
apparently" Mr.. Judd said
"the same sort of baseless char.
acter assassination he SO volubly
deplores in others is quite al
right when INDUCED in by him
self"
Thousands Turned Away.
In addition to the 2O,0OO VIII,
filled the Cow Palace to hear Gen
Eisenhower last night, othe
thousands had to be turned away
When Gov. Stevenson discusses
foreign policy here early in Sep
tember he spoke in the Veterans
Memorial Hall, which holds onl,
q small fraction of the crow,
Evening star., 1952-10-09

it acted on advice of the joint
chiefs of staff. when Gen. Eisen-
hover was chief of staff, he again
insisted the joint chiefs gave only
military estimates of the impor-
tance of various areas in the
event of war. He said they were
careful to refrain from political
judgments.
But there were some things,
back there in 1947, that I didn' t
foresee would happen" he went
on. First. I didn't foresee that
three years later-the secretary
of state would translate that
strictly military appraisal for war
conditions into a peacetime politi-
cal decision"
He said he also did not foresee
that the secretary would publish
that decision to potential enemy.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Taft Paper Sports Editor Louds John L. Lewis

And the day before, Mr.. Lewis had
|thundered his opposition to Sem
Fator Taft. Republican. of Ohio,
Jas "the articulate zombie of op-
lpressive wealth in America" and
other more unfavorable phrases.
OF interest to Washington is
Mr.. Denton's description of Mr..
Lewis life in Alexandria. He wrote
[of Mr.. Lewis home there as large
(with) a verdant lawn.
"It isn't a pretentious place, but
solid. like its owner. They tell me
that it is furnished with antiques,
picked up through the Virginia
countryside. and that Mr.. Lewis,
II hon when he meets coal baron,
Evening star., 1952-10-09
sy . steff ce,r.,pena.nt ef.1h. sta,

by q otofS correspondent Of Inc sfoe
h CINCINNATI, Oct. a. Any
needed proof of the freedom Of the
American press was provided here
yesterday in a column by Nixson
Denton. the sports editor Of the
Times-Star. It was the day after
the end of a great World Series.
Did he talk about the World Sc
|ries in his column? No. He de-
voted the space to a eulogy Of
John L. Lewis. who is holding a
convention Of his United Mine
Workers here. Il
Mr.. Denton's feat was all the
more amazing since the Times
Star is owned by the Taft family.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
Mdrtinsbure Rally Set

MARTINSBURG. w. Va, Oct.
9 (SpeciaD William c. Marland,
Democratic nominee for Cover
nor of West Virginia. will bring
his campaign to this Eastern Pam
handle with an address in the
courthouse here Tuesday evening,
it was announced today by j.
Nelson Hicks. Berkeley County
Democratic Committee chairman.
Evening star., 1952-10-09
seat under the 1850 census re-
apportionment).

seat ~Un0ef the 1850 census re-
apportionment).
Magnuson Is Strong Man.
The additional member of the
House will be chosen at large
Republican Gov. Langlie and the
Democratic legislature could not
agree on a redistricting program
for the State.
The Democratic candidate for
representative-at-large is Don
Magnuson, and his Republican
opponent is Al Canwell, a member
Of the legislature WHO took a
leading part in a committee on
un-American activities. which in
vestigated charges of Communist
inf1ltration. Mr.. Magnuson is a
terrifically strong name under
which to run for Office in this
State-where Senator Warren G
Magnuson has won with big ma
jorities. Don Magnuson is given
the better chance to win his
House seat.
The Republicans, on the other
hand, may hold the four districts
they have now and pick up the
1st and End districts. represented
in the present Congress by Mr..
Jackson. the Democratic candi-
date for Senator, and Mr.. Mitch
ell, the Democratic candidate for
Governor. They have nominated
for the Jackson seat Jack West
land Of Everett. who recently won
the national amateur golf cham
pionship. Mr.. Westland received
a tremendous amount of publicity
all favorable. While Mr.. Jack
son has been elected to the House
six times in this district, it has
been largely due to his personal
popularity. rather than to the
fact the district is strongly DEM
ocratic.
Mr.. Mitchell's district, in Seat
tie, is reckoned good bet for the
Republicans, .too.
Jackson Holding Lead.
The Jackson -Caine race for
Senator is generally conceded to
Mr.. Jackson. In the primary
election for senatorial nomina-
tions, Mr.. Jackson was the only
Democratic candidate. He rolled
up 326,000 votes. Senator Caine,
running against two other candi-
dates for the Republican nomina-
ton, had 261, 900 votes. His two
opponents had combined total
of $4,000 votes. While the total
Republican primary vote exceeded
that of Mr.. Jackson, it is believed
unlikely Senator Caine will have
all the votes cast in the Republi-
can primary. Indeed, it is said
many Democrats entered that pri-
mary to vote for one Or the other
of Senator Gaines opponents.
The more local issues in the
presidential race out here are hy-
droelectric power and reclama-
ton. While Gov. Stevenson and
President Truman lay claim to
favor because of support of such
projects, Gen. Eisenhower has set
himself right on these issues with
many of the voters and has
pointed out that such projects got
their big boost in the Republican
administrations of Theodore
Roosevelt and Herbert Hoover.