| Show 1 BL s L Voles Votes in r ine 1 1 e Runoff jets its Average Sectors adors in in Hours Hours ours of Day Dayi ll f I runoff I red ired to be about half as i I. I a Ute primary election with 18 widely scattered I I of Salt Lake porting p an average of cast per district by early eady pares with an average averages s super per district by early in the same districts in r try election On the basis mated who had hadn n noon election officials vote in Salt Lake ob bably bly would reach 10 ODD for the runoff elec- elec al vote Yote July 11 in the si approximately 33 29 counties the major between B B. H. H String- String ernal ernal and William Peter- Peter I gin an candidates for the I nomination to coni con- con i the First congressional Only counties not con- con th this contest were Salt SaIt ele elc le Utah and Davis L Like Lake ke county Democrats o our contests In n which to toot ot and H Republicans cans two contests are for fort t ns for Third district nominations rJ for state nominations for tentative The sli ts are for four nomina nomina- tate state senator and one ii for or state d d e j. j county only voting Democratic side of the thee e erace erace race for Third district av avis avis s and Utah counties counties not required reelection election election tests for year four-year and M commissioner spurred Il II Cache Garfield Kane nd counties candidates were to Jet din the Third district eel cef Incumbents Clarence t if M J J. J Bronson J. J Allan YA At H. H Ellett C. C E E E. Hen- Hen sd Ray Van Cott Jr arcy are arc y Iy Joseph oseph G G. Jeppson Salt for forthe the Republican nomi- nomi the state senate between Buchanan of Venice and andl l Cf Houston of Panguitch Sevier Garfield Kane nd Piute counties ting for the Democratic onto to the state senate L Lake ke county were P. P S S. S 8 s old J. J 1 Arthur Bailey War- War amoreaux Lynn S. S Rich Rich- rge A. A Christensen Tay- Tay r rockbank Grant Midgley enzo E E. E Elggren Mr Mr Mf Richards and Mr e are incumbents seek- seek urn to office Four will lat sated d. d responding race on the theIn In ticket was between L Sims Ben G. G Bagley Beezley Elton W. W Pace on Page Pase Column Four r U S S. S Outposts INGTON Aug 15 M A JP-A A l i alling calling upon the United seek ek permanent postwar I n of island outposts in Pacific and Atlantic for stand tand security was in- in Tuesday by Senator Mc- Mc Tenn light Vote Vole Grit Cast During Runoff Continued from Page One Nicholas G. G Morgan Jr Omar C C. Clark Clar William E E. E Berrett Berreit and Francis B. B Goeltz Light Vote Vole Expected Prospects of a light vote made it likely that the four in each of these contests to be nominated will win with a smaller vote than they received in the primary election election election elec elec- tion July 11 11 Only contests for state house of representatives were in Salt Sail Lake county in districts No 2 13 and 19 In No 2 Ralph D. D Callister opposed J. J A. A A Alder for forthe forthe forthe the Republican nomination and Dennis' Dennis F. F Terrell was pitted against Albert J. J Cope for the Democratic nomination in district No 13 In district No 19 D. D S. S George Walker and W. W G G. Bill Larson were the opposing Democratic Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic candidates Little Campaigning Campaigning during the run-off run campaign has been less than during during during dur dur- ing the primary because of the smaller number of contests in in- Republicans are watching with considerable interest the outcome of the contest between Mr String String- ham and Mr Peterson for lor the congressional congressional congressional con con- gressional nomination They point out that the winner and Rep Walter Walter Walter Wal Wal- ter K Grager D. D Utah incumbent incumbent incumbent bent who is seeking reelection from the First district undoubtedly undoubtedly undoubtedly edly will wage a lively fight for election In 1942 Mr Granger won over J. J Bracken Lee of Price Republican Republican Republican lican candidate for governor who I Iwas was then a candidate for congress from the First district by a margin margin margin mar mar- gin of only 68 votes ot s. s I |
