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Show fH 4 1958 SUNDAY HERALD THE PUBLIC PULSE One Out of Ten Voters Afraid to; Split Ticket (Continued from Page One) between the be the prime battleground auver and Stevenson-Ke- f t tickets. 7 It is a commentary on our democracy that in one election or another about one out! of every ten of our people admit to being partly' disenfranchised, in that they do not actually vote be others who didn't the way they Intend ' to vote. There may " Eisenhower-Nixo- n -- - '.. admit it. ; of reasons bourse, are the usual ones of not quite The given, a to ticket, of being afraid of doing the wrong 'knowing how split thing, or of invalidating the entire ballot, or of being confused about --the instructions, etc. Surprisingly enough, a third more people who use paper ballots than users of voting machines reported that they sometimes wanted to split their tickets and wound up voting the straight ticket. The practice of splitting tickets is much more prevalent among the better educated, as 'the following table shows, but it also shows that disenfranchisement because of confusion is almost as great among college graduates a among those who only completed the li 8th grade. I j f ' I i; j- . ,1 - - , AHOTHE LAST TIME : TtMP SPLIT VOTEj6 JUST . ? .don't know or' answer i'no ' . ; m , ;j '. ; . i ! ;..,U , ; ' .: f h' -- '.52,-''- . 'j . ' ; ' v' - ' . Sen. Arthur V. Watkins Saturday Incumbent auditor Sherman J. night defended his action in sup- Preece faces Golden Allen for the porting George Dewey Clyde for GOP nomination for treasurer. He governor, after being rapped by a is barred by law from succeeding group of Young Republicans' for himself in office as is Treasurer actively entering the Republican Sid Lambourne who is seeking campaign and drawing criticism nomination as Republican candiforces." date for auditor. Byron K. Armfrom the of the leaders Young strong of Bountiful opposes LamActually ison bourne. were the split Republicans sue. One group, I Including the Two of the state's oldest hands blastYoung Republican chairman, at campaigning face a showdown ed Sen. Watkins' action. But an- for the Democratic nomination for M other group of officers defended the UJS. Senate. the ienator's right to support Mr. To Face Bennett n Clyde. The first group contended Alonzo Cattle that! Sen. Watkins had announced F. Hopkin pits his 25 years as publicly on Aug. 1 that he wduld a state legislator against former take no part in the primary elec Gov.; Herbert B. Maw. The winner tion campaign. J will face incumbent Sen. Wallace The senator, Jn his Saturday F. Bennett in the general election. night statement, said he was "imSalt Lake Lawyer John- - S. Boy-de- n pelled to set the record straight" makes another try at the govinasmuch as "statements attribu- ernor's chair against Salt Lake ted to Gov. Lee and one of his L.C. Romney Commissioner factions unfairly criticized my en- City on the Democratic ticket. try, as an individual! Republican, Quentin L. R. Alston, former into the present primary conattorney general who was j test . . ." T,. deputy an Air Corps lieutenant colonel at He said new developments, after 25 is seeking the Democratic nomhis Aug. 1 statement, caused him for attorney general againination d to feel to take active st former Atty. Gen. Grover A. part in the primary! These, he Giles. said, included Gov. Lee's "unfair William A. Barlocker, who owns criticism" of President Eisenhowone of the nation's, largest comer in San Francisco, and his filing mercial turkey farms near St. suit in the supreme court to enwill take his first step injoin the secretary of the treasury George, to state politics against former from carrying out the policies and legislator Linn C. Baker of Ogden laws ofthe Eisenhower Adminis-jtratioDemocratic nod for secBoth actions! by the gov- for the of state. ernor,. Sen. Watkins charged, were retary embarrassing both to the state the county on Tuesday, you catf vote by absentee ballot Monday at and the Republican party. The senator denied that his ac the county clerk's office. tion of supporting Mr. Clyde is splitting the Republican Party and inferred instead that Gov. Lee's utterances against the administration before "splinter groups" and "from the statehouse". were contributing to disunity. I Sen. Watkins assure the people of Utah "that I shall continue supporting Pres. Eisenhower and the Republican Party and defending them against unfair and unwarranted attacks. And 1 shall ' continue to assert my right, as an individual, to support competent candidates for the party tickc - rancher-politicia- . j n. Clearly, we have not solved the problem of ballot simplification. If one person out of every ten in our midst including the? college educated- - finds it Impossible to translate his wishes into action, how . x i.1 a: t . 1 it. ...lit - ft L Al v.. lb n li' dAww v.. vuiiitu vivv vi v 11 ia nu iuivivjiiug of w w m& ti w u t Illinois, for example, will those people who want to elect Eisenhower but! defeat Dirksen wind up giving Dirksen a vote they hadn't intended to give him, or depriving Eisenhower of a vote they had " intended to cast in his favor? : f (Copyright 1956 John F. Dille Co.) - Utah- Obituaries . Freight Train Hits Man at Local Crossing SALT LAKE CITY George Wenzel Buchanan, 54, 1529 E. 3010 S., died Thursday. ' George O. Goodwin, 76, former resident,! died in California Yvonne Powell 14, 3372 1 Plaza Way, died Thursday; A Seal Beach, Calif, funeral Monday 10 a. m., Vernal Second LDS Ward Chapel. Ruth man was! critically injured la Leone Holmes Porter, 38, former Provo Saturday night when he resident, died in California, where was struck by a freight train. funeral nt burial wn held. Pelt. Charlie Paul Childers was listed old neila Maria Smitt Barendreg, 80, 70 E. 7th S., died Thursday j funeral Monday 10 a. m., 260 E. South Temple. Infant Martinez, dldi at birth Tuesdavi aervlees held Saturday. Mary Meigs 68, 8120 - 23rd East, died Wednesday; services held Saturday.) Wilford Jackman, IS, 646 Emery Street, ,died Wednesday; services held Saturday. - OGDEN Llllie May Bateman Gore, 64, 3242 Wall Ave., died Fri- At-wat- er, in very critical condition by doctors at the Utah Valley Hospital after the accident occurred. He was suffering from a head injury. rib fractures, and possibly other injuries. - M Nasser Agrees , , 3-5- - 4 t , GIRLS PLAf;1 i BND Trie! IN 4 SCHOOL MY and Main- 7. LDS Church. Leland. SPRING LAKE School House. SPRINGVILLE 1. Mrs Wallace Clegg residence. 548 S. 3rd East. 2. Julia Sumsion residence, 124 S. 2nd W. 3i Retta R. Harmer residence, 190 W. 1st S. 4. Vera Perham residence. 271 E. 3rd N. 5. W E. John son residence; 686 E. Center. fi. Mrs. Afton Palfreyman residence. 309 E. Center. 7. Emma B. Kennedy residence. 343 E. 4th S. 8. Ida Worthen residence. 321 E- - Rth S. f) Nellie Brown residence. 120 Brook-sid- e Drive. THISTLE Florence Hawkins residence. VINKVARn--Clm- nt T. DbIIv' residence. R.F.D. No. 1 Box 384 'A. - an INSTRUMENT for a trial peHod t Amount paid rental will apply on purdhias price d. Bflol GLEN I 1 57 N. DACKIN' MUSIC f Univ. f$ M020 BRACt(N BECAUSE: J if "Utah,;. . !$ first among all states In state rind local effort to support education. And4 this despiteth' fact that we rank among the lowest in ability tc4;subpart education (income per enrolled pupil.)" (Desert, News f si and Telegram). -- - resi-denc- Paid pol. adv., by Citizens for Lee Comttfktefe, Albert Kirkpatrit, Trea. MATE M0HGAWS ::t AflBERICAf S GREATEST LUGGAGE VALUI mwm mm ii 1 rtcd Fabric w 1 J Utah County! (Continued from Page One) Lloyd L. (Odessa) Cullimore, a former state representative from the county, is onoosed bv Clvri JE. Weeks. In District 5, compris ing much of the SDrinEville-SDan- lsh Fork area, Bernell J. Hansen and Mary Holdaway Pritchett are Candidates for the nomination, j On the RepubUcan side of the ledger there are three . House , nf Representatives nominations to be decided. In District 1, comprising tne extreme north end of the county, OrviUe Gunther, ineumbent, is opposed by Val E. Johnson. Both C CP1 xSizfJ (f if I taffeta ururjG yf to match ; on ALL j f:Z llmtimi I; ? i ! ' ! i a, j s -- - 1.17 J PIECES iyJ J iSf : Ti ilj v. I ar 3 f CJ cj i mis-sid- 1 ; ' 10-ye- and BOYS Lillian Robertson residence. 685 E. 4th N. 6. 3rd Ward Church. 6th N. WE'RE a 624 - resf-dence- ; j:"-:-.- wmmmmmmmmmmmmmMmmwimmmmmmmmmm s v, : , Columbia Lane; 32. Claud F. Hawkins residence, 710 W. 8th N. 33. LaBerta B. Whitlock residence. 836 N. 380 W. 34. Mrs. Zarman Chamberlain residence, 342 W. 1500 N. 35. J. H. Bean residence. 893 East 1430 N. 36. Delbert B. Brown residence. 1360 N. Locust Lane. 37. Mary J. Livingston residence. 783 E. 560 N. 38. Oliver R. Smith residence. 750 N. 1100 E. 39. Carma p. Nielsen residence, 978 E. 2nd N. 40. Anna Sutherland residence. 250 S. 10th E. 41. Mrs. Bruce Farrer residence. 1137 42.! E. 360 S Erma McPhie residence. 1702 Si State. SALEM Salem Citv Hall. SANTAQUIN 1. Clara Lemenar residence. 56 E. .Main. 2. 2nd Ward Recreation HallSOLDIER SUMMIT Mary Lopez residence, Gilluly. 1. 5th Ward SPANISH FORK Church, 7th E. Center 2. Scout Room at Stake House. Spanish Fork Armory Bldg. 4. Park Elementary School, 1st N. 6th E. 3. i ! Mr. Childers was apparently walking across the grade crossing at 6th S. and University Ave. when he was struck by a Denver and Rio Grande Red Ball Freight train, reported investigating of ficer Walter Bench, r The accident occured about 8:35 Sons and! p.m. Funeral chapLindqulst el. Charles W.1 PhilUpai W, former resident, died Thursday; i funeral are of Lehi. Monday, Larkin Funeral Chapel. In District 3. Selby ol aark and Fred R. Shook Jr., 27, 1745 jVal-le- y N. Halvor Madsen,; both of Provo, Drive, died Thursday. Fenton (Continued from Page One) are contesting for the GOP legislaG. Walker, 49, former resident, prepared Egypt's final answer to tive nomination, while? in District Menzies new bid to break the 5, Glen W. Sumsion and Leroy D. M a r i ha Suez talks deadlock on the Dulles Tingey, both of NORTH i OGDEN Springville, are Chatelaln Brown, 57, 664 E. 2630 plan. vieing for the nomination. North Street, died Friday. William There Is no contest for state Committee Noel spokesman Spackman, 7, 634 E. 2550 N.i died Deschamps denied "wild reports' representative either in District 1 Thursday; funeral was held Sat- that the talks had finally and or 6 on either the GOP or the j' urday. completely! broken down. He said, Demo ballot, f Much interest is focusing on the "The discussions have not yet Cora Eleanor HARRISVILLE contest reached a final stage and are still for the Republican nominaBurke Mazfleld, 43. 1034 N. Harris-vill- e ' tion for district attorney, between going n.' Road died Friday; funeral The Al Akhbar, pub- two young Provo lawyers, James Monday 1 p. m., Lindqulst jand lished newspaper by Hassaneien Heikal, a Robert Bujlock and j Jackson B. personal friend of Nasser'a quot- Howard. The latter Is the incumed authoritative Egyptian sources bent by '; appointment. Wasatch, CovDeborah BOUNTIFUL and Uintah Counties also daughter of Darrell today as saying the Menzies com- Duchesne ington, day-ol- d on vote n the D. A. candidates.. mittee has out its "carried H. and Vera Madsen Covington, Besides the ex'was which county and 'district 1065 N. 4th W., died Thursday; presenting and Utah contests, the of voter will the govplaining viewpoints services held Saturday. , r ernments delegating the commit- help to nominateCounty Demo and GOP Anna H. Hougaard tee." MANTIi candidates for governor; a Demfudied 81, Mlckelson, Friday; The sources added, who ocratic nominee for U. S. senator; neral Monday, 2 p. m., Majnti talk about success or "Those, failures of a Demo nominee for secretary of South LDS Ward ChaDel. the Menzies committee pass over state ; a Republican nominee for ' .i the limits drawn up for the com- state auditor;, and a 0P nominee ROOSEVELT Walter Wallace mittee and create authorities for 'state treasurer. "The Daniels, 68, died Wednesday; alerv which the committee itself never list of candidates appears complete oh Page I .1 Ices held; Saturday. ' 6 in this issue of the I Herald in a claimed at any time." 4 sample ballot published by the I.county: A PHILOSOPHIC VERDICT In the event you- will be out of HONOLULU (UP) Circuit VOTE TUESDAY CorPublished by Herald Judge William Fairbanks waxed for i poration, 50 South First West philosophically as he sentenced MonWalo-hiafternoon Street every Alfred Ehal, 33, and Joseph Airs. Lloyd L. 45, to day through Friday Sunday prison terms Herald published Sunday for forgery after learning both Cullimoro morning. were on relief. "If we've got to ' : Entered ai. second class well do for I v. support you, we might-amatter at the post office in it at Oahu Prison," he said. House of Representativet Provo .Utah under the act of From District 4, Prove' March. 3. 1879 CARD OF THANKS , Subscription terms by carWe desire to expfess dtir sinrier In Utah County: V cere appreciation to the many I :K fl.5 Per monL. friends and who relatives assist, 6 months in advance $9.00 ed in any way during the recent One rear to advance S18.00 illness . and passing - of cur be. By mall anywhere in tha son loved or . and brother, Charles its posses-sionUnited States S1.50 per month; $9.00 R. LeMond. For the beautiful for six months ' in advance; flowers, the expressions of sym$18.00 for a year In advance. pathy, the assistance of those Herald telephone numbers: who took part at the services, For editorial circulation, adand other acts of kindness, we 4'vertising and sports. call extend our thanks. especially FR3 5050; for society and Elliott. B. Newell news briefs. eaD 1 and family. ; , up-to-d- ate duty-boun- k ence Downs residence, 124 S. State. 8. Orem Citv. Hall. 7. Russell Carson 727 S. Main. 8. Qrem residence. 13th-16t- h Ward Chapel. 641 S. 400 E. 9. Florence Adams residence. 406 W. 12th Si 10. Orem 11th Ward Recrea ton Hall, 440 E. 800 S. : 11. Gappmayer residence. 204 E. election throughout the county's Isabel 1200 S. 12. Daryl Stanley residence. 118 voting districts They will be 1363 S. 800 E. PALMYRA F. Reed Hansen resiopen Tuesday from 7 a. m. to dence. I 7 p m. PAYSON 1. Ida A. Huish resi2. Taylor For the convenience of Provo dence, 392 E.W..3th S. Ave. 3. School. 3th Utah voters who do not know their dis- Strawberry Water Users Bide! 34 1st N. 4. Ludlow Motel.: 123 trict, they may call the Herald, W. East 1st North. 5. American Legion 9 FR a. m. between; and Hall, 30 W. 1st N. 6. Delphin Hiatt 8 p. m. Monday, where their ad- residence. West Mountain. PLEASANT GROVE 1. Manila LDS dresses Will be located on a city Ward 2. House. R.F.D., PI. Grove to determine the dis- Martha L. Peterson voting map residence,- 193 E. 2nd N. 3. Margaret Atwood trict in which they vote. residence. 432 North 5th East; 4. The list of polling stations fol- Old Bishops Building, 3rd East and Center. 5. City Hall. 35 S. Main. 6. li lows:!, LDS Church (South Room), Lindon. ALPINE Alpine 6ity Hall. 1. PI. View PLEASANT VIEW AMERICAN FORK 1. Adair LDS Ward Chapel. 1863 N. 150 E. Bromley2. residence. 368 E. State 2. Edgemont Church, 3930 N. CanHannah Rhodes residence. yon Road. Road, 1. Eva B. Thufman 173 Ei Main. 3. American Legion PROVO Hall, N. Center. 4. Steel City Mo- residence. 693 E. 5th S. 2. Ada T. S. 400 E. 3. tel. 273 W. Main. 5. Mae El'smore Waddell residence, 244 361 S 1st E. residence. 131 N. lit W. 6. Tern A. Myrtle Birk residence, Walker residence, 374 N. 1st W. 7. 4. Mrs. Sarah Rowe residence.; 121 E. 3. Maude Roberts resiHarry Manning residence. 721 E. 3rd 5. 1st 56 S. 400 E. 6. Cordelia D. N. 8. Forbes School. 281 N. 2nd E. dence, 7. 56 S.. 6th Es Booth residence, BENJAMIN Amusement Hall. 155 E; 3rd Ed. M. Rowe residence. CEDAR VALLEY-i-Scho- ol Lunch N. 8. Amos N. Merrill residence, room. 279 N. 4th E. 9. Richard Griffith CLINTON Sula Lasson residence, residence, 266 N. 5th E. 10. Augusta t McBride residence, 898 N. UniverBirdseye. COLTON Etta Finch residence. sity. 11. Mary D. Jolley residence. DIVIDEND Clarence Kirk resi- 673 N. 4th E. - 12. Mrs. Harold dence. Bailey residence. 544 E. 6th N, 13. ELBERTA Marguerite Waterbury Dorothy Cassity residence, 333 S. residence University. 14. Maude B. Rpper FAIRFIELD Gymnasium. residence, 407 S. 3rd W. 15. A ' W. GENOLA Genola Ward Church. Sorenson residence. 388 W. 3rd S. GOSHEN City Rooms in Mem- 18. A. Will Jones residence, j 467 orial Bid.. 1st S. and Center. S. 6th W. 17. Ruth Vincent resiHIGHLAND O. Wayne Day resi- dence. 777 W. 2nd S. 18. Myrtle dence.! Carter residence. 1746 W. 6th S. 19. LAKE SHORE F. R. Bellows resi- Florence Christensen residence.- - 108 N. 1600 W. 20. Mabel Johnson dence.! LAKE VIEW Scott Taylor resi- residence. 833 W. 2nd N. 21. ClarI ence L. Stewart residence. 38 S. dence, R.F.D. No. 1 Box 338. LEHI t 1. Ma me Thomas resi- 7th W. 22. A. F. Gledhill residence. 1394 W. Main. 2. Edith Evans dence, 433 W. 1st S. 23. Carl Saxey residence. 138 W. 4th N. 3. Kate F. residence. 72 N. 4th W. 24. Bina Austin residence, 189 E. 4th N. 4. Clegg residence, 129 W. 1st S. . 25. Memorial! Building. 31 N. Center. Edith Y Booth residence. 38 W. 4th MARLETON Rose Kartchner residence. Mapleton Town' N. 26. 300 W. 27. Alta Wj Elliott 288 N. Hall, 28. Leon.! residence, 690 W. 4th N. 1. Harold Hanson OREM 1447 N. State. 2. Mrs. Earl ard B. Nielsen residence. 910: W. Mecham (residence. 297 E. 8th N. 2nd N. 29. B.M- Tanner residence, 3. Jane Worthington residence, 745 1020 W. 5th N. 30. Mrs. William e. W. 640 N. 4. J. D. Pyne Dlx residence. 874 N. 7th W.; 31. 585 N. 8th E. 5. Mrs. Clar Clyde W. Asay residence, 1 900 As j a public service to Utah his chances for a third term nomination against newcomer George County voters. The Daily Herald D. Clyde, who has gained a rep- presents the complete utation in western" water develop- list of polling stations which will -' be used in Tuesday's primary ment. i fl ,; ;" ?" "if " ' . '.; -- 40 " ' ' ' . 27,;;' ?Tffc" OME PARTY & 1 - V 5 - ; - - of 36 j - ..,' - oj ' YES, HAVE WANTED TO SPLIT TICKET? HIGH LESS OR ; iJ t Lii lSCHOQQ COLLEGE " ' EIGHTH GRADE ?SC . - , . - - - (Continued from Page One) Lee-for-gov?rn-or ( I More Is List of Utah Cqunty Voting Stations Gubernatorial Watkins Defends Right to Take Part in Primary If ft, &:vv (xmam -- i Famous, nationally advertised 3 Pc. Deluxe Luggage Set coverea with Gean Vynal Resin Coated Fabric by B. F. GOOD- ; basswood fides. Heavy plastic veneer binding protects edges. 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