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THE BATTALION
Wednesday, November 5, 1952
Latest Results
By States
State
How
Voted
1948
Electoral
Votes
Voting
Units
Units Re
porting
Demo
crats
Repub
lican
Indicated
Electoral
Alabama
X
11
2,505
1,942
217,327
124,700
11
Arizona
D
4
505
264
56,689
85,471
4
Arkansas
D
8
2,382
1,358
114,069
82,197
8
California
D
32
20,746
12,580
1,168,860
1,503,789
32
Colorado
D
6
1,650
1,160
165,337
256,368
6
Connecticut
R
8
169
169
481,482
610,989
8
Delaware
R
3
276
240
62,228
65,770
3
Florida
D
10
1,684
1,385
379,289
479,815
10
Georgia
D
12
1,752
811
259,846
127,831
12
Idaho
D
4
865
768
83,780
158,566
4
Illinois
D
27
9,680
8,552
1,759,954
2,083,901
27
Indiana
R
13
4,202
3,848
744,202
1,041,433
13
Iowa
D
10
2,481
2,106
387,434
689,621
10
Kansas .
R
8
2,851
2,037
165,792
372,117
8
Kentucky
D
10
4,135
2,731
355,002
344,111
10
Louisiana
X
10
2,118
1,131
231,908
226,395
10
Maine
R
5
625
617
118,545
232,275
5
Maryland
R
9
1,428
1,426
391,396
493,150
9
Massachusetts
; D
16
1,967
1,933
1,064,642
1,282,678
16
Michigan
R
20
4,480
3,690
962,770
1,233,292
20
Minnesota
D
11
3,793
1,847
360,169
432,750
11
Mississippi
X
8
1,790
1,396
143,226
98,389
8
Missouri
D
13
4,771
4,336
^94,405
796,826
13
Montana
D
4
1,137
726
66,960
93,750
4
Nebraska
R
6
2,067
1,592
136,257
298,654
6
Nevada
D
3
344
315
22,602
43,706
3
New Hamp.
R
4
297
297
106,569
165,888
4
New Jersey
R
16
3,840
3,772
992,288
1,336,263
16
New Mexico
D
4
894
474
54,498
69,093
4
New York
R
45
10,348
10,315
3,061,692
3,907,712
45
North Carolina D
14
2,036
1,834
602,247
501,810
14
North Dakota
R
4
2,301
956
36,394
81,958
4
Ohio
D
25
10,877
9,753
1,419,170
1,827,330
25
Oklahoma
D
8
3,859
3,720
410,004
486,528
8
Oregon
R
6
2,269
1,265
80,497
144,999
6
Pennslyvania
R
32
8,472
8,374
2,103,499
2,357,782
32
Rhode Island
D
4
284
284
200,209
206,351
4
So. Carolina
X
8
1,563
1,426
165,126
154,380
8
South Dakota
R
4
1,950
1,393
55,454
108,157
4
Tennessee
D
11
2,495
2,229
338,320
342,699
11
Texas
D
24
254
242
723,129
829,369
24
Utah
D
4
969
832
119,352
173,293
4
Vermont
R
3
246
246
43,220
109,239
3
Virginia
D
12
1,792
1,758
266,453
343,551
12
Washington
D
9
4,381
2,448
224,683
260,597
9
West Virginia
D
8
2,841
2,402
396,075
360,899
8
Wisconsin
D
12
3,226
3,012
581,144
908,944
12
Wyoming
D
3
677
585
35,398
60,720
3
Totals
X—Thurm on d
531 146,274
States Rights
116,577 22,709,592
27,976,106 89-442
4-1181
TODAY and THURSDAY
"Starts—1:12 3:24 5:36 7:48 10:00
NEWS — ME. McGOO CARTOON
Thomson to Speak
At Joint Meet in MSC
The current status of engineer
ing developments hr the field of
gas turbihe engines for aircraft
will be the topic of a talk to be
given by F. C. Thomson, project
engineer for Allison Engine Cor
poration.
Thomson, ’40, will address a joint
meeting of SAE, AFS, ASME, and
IAS on Monday, November 24 at
7:30 p.m. in the assembly room of
the MSC. He will augment his
talk with color slides and charts.
Armory Still Awaiting
Shipment of Trousers
The shipment of pink trousers
due on November 1 have not been
received, according to information
released by the MFC. They are
expected to arrive soon, however,
and cadets are advised to keep
calling.
A shipment of freshmen green
trousers expected this week or
next, said authorities, but no def
inite date has been released.
LAST TIME TODAY
M-O-M PRESENTS
Spencer Tracy
O’brien - Lynn -Kodiak
'^HILOREN UNDERI2 YEARS-
TODAY ONLY
“PANDORA and FLYING
DUTCHMAN” — Color
‘TOWER DIVE”
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Gary Cooper
“HIGH NOON” and
“MUTINY” — Color
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Sparkman Asks
United Front
Huntsville, Ala., Nov. 5 —
Sen. John J. Sparkman of Al
abama, Democratic candidate
for vice president, said early
today, “The American people
have spoken, and I concur fully in
their choice.”
Sparkman issued his statement
after Gov. Adlai Stevenson of Illi
nois’, the party’s presidential nom
inee, had conceded defeat of the
Democratic slate.
“I have no regrets over the out
come of this election,” Sparkman
said. “The American people have
spoken in and I concur fully in
their choice. I believe in the ne
cessity of presenting a united front
and will do my best to co-operate
with Gen. Eisenhower and his ad
ministration to fulfill the respon
sibilities facing the country.”
Sparkman said he saw no “dif
ficulty” as far as the Democratic
party is concerned. He said it will
be a party of “loyal opposition,
but can be looked to to co-operate
fully in any constructive program
that is proposed.”
HERE’S YOUR BALLOT—V. J. Boriskie, election judge of the College Hills precinct 16,
hands a ballot to W. M. Dowell, physical education instructor. Also receiving a ballot is
Mrs. Truman Jones, 1212 Munson Drive. Assistants at the voting box are Mrs. E. D.
Parnell, (left) 406 Walton; and Mrs. W. R. Horsley, 1030 Walton.
Latest County Totals
By The Associated Press
Incomplete returns to the Texas
Election Bureau gave the follow
ing county totals in the presiden
tial race:
County
Anderson
Andrews
Angelina, C
Aransas
Archer
Armstrong, C
Austin
Bailey
Bandera
Bastrop
Baylor
Bee
Bell
Bexar, C
Blanco
Borden
Bosque
Bowie
Brazoria *
Brazos
Brewster
Briscoe
Brooks
Brown
Burleson
Burnet
Caldwell
Calhoun
Callahan
Cameron, C
Camp
Carson, C
Cass
Castro, C
Chambers
Cherokee
Childress
Clay
Cochran, C
Coke
Coleman
Collin
Collingsworth
Colorado
Comal
Comanche
Concho
Cooke
Coryell
Cottle, C
Crane, C
Crockett
Crosby, C
Culberson
Dallas
Eisenhower Stevenson
4,243
805
4,631
866
720
570
1,323
1,078
1,331
961
728
1,795
3,657
65,198
■792
131
1,576
3,866
8,036
4,635
1,056
661
713
3,339
995
1,169
1,705
1,411
1.311
5,467
920
1,471
1,791
1,169
1,389
3,234
1,417
1,225
758
505
1,598
1,782
1.312
2,526
3,009
1,685
721
4,243
1,663
495
620
654
1,076
289
109,264
2,688
920
6.070
473
1,006
425
606
983
367
1,835
889
1,088
7,025
50,198
568
142
1,490
6,554
8,109
4,083
593
473
1,409
2,706
2,128
1,308
2,441
819
1,392
3,168
1,418
1.071
2,114
826
1,091
3,397
1,475
1,931
894
695
1,200
2,681
1,274
1,580
1,056
1,368
583
2,464
2,439
1,368
857
306
1,550
225
64,554
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Starring
KIRK DOUGLAS and
VIRGINIA MAYO
STARTS THURSDAY
“High Noon”
Starring
GARY COOPER
and
GRACE KELLY
—also—
^Chicago Calling”
Starring
DAN DURYEA
Dawson
Deaf Smith
Delta
Denton, C
De Witt
Dickens
Dimmit, C
Donley
Duval
Eastland
Ector
Edwards
Ellis
El Paso
Erath
Falls
Fannin
Fayette
Fisher
Floyd
Foard
Fort Bend
Franklin
Freestone
Frio
Gaines
Galveston, C
Garza
Gillespie
Glasscock
Goliad
Gonzales
Gray
Grayson
Gregg, C
Grimes
Guadalupe
Hale
Hall
Hamilton*
Hansford
Hardeman
Hardin
Harris
Harrison, C
Hartley, C
Haskell
Hays
Hemphill
Henderson
Hidalgo
Hill, C
Hockley
Hood
2,306
1,502
680
5,410
1,993
790
942
950
393
2,567
5,673
360
4,025
10,912
2,516
1,271
1,589
3,731
962
2,089
419
3,798
578
• 1,679
982
1,354
15,249
766
1,550
132
748
2,3 77
5,712
4,224
10,578
1,537
2,330
4,220
634
2,068
738
1,545
•769
137,467
4,696
468
1,265
1,762
622
962
13,423
3,248
2,319
548
1,981
556
1,544
4,962
1,109
1,134
517
649
2,586
1,533
3,479
111
5,455
7,326
1,891
2,233
4,194
'2,102
1,508
1,430
830
3,053
1,360
2,859
90S
1,537
18,613
800
113
101
361
2,698
3,764
5,882
7,969
. 1,3.32.
1,069
2,850
691
1,245
286
1,168
2,159
95,659
4,487
401
2,418
1,620
462
1,915
8,391
4,523
2,709
813
Hopkins
Houston
Howard, C
Hudspeth
Hunt
Hutchinson
Irion, C
Jack,C
Jackson
Jasper
Jeff Davis, C
Jefferson,C
Jim Hogg
Jim Wells
Johnson
Jones
Karnes
Kaufman, C
Kenedy, C
Kent
Kerr, C
Kinney
Kleberg
Knox
Lamar
Lamb
Lampasas
La Salle, C
Lavaca
Lee
Leon
Liberty
Limestone
Lipscomb, C
Live Oak
Llano
Lubbock
Lynn
Madison
Marion
Mason
Matagorda
McCulloch
McLennan
McMullen
Medina
Menard, C
Midland
Milam
Mills
Mitchell
Montgomery, -C
Moore, C
Morris
Motley
Nacogdoches
Navarro, C
Newton
Nolan
2.324
1,390
3,084
249
5.592
3,042
270
1,406
1,382
1,398
308
25,373
188
3,286
3,261
2,659
2,273
2,963
108
235
3,681
314
2,022
790
3.324
2,785
831
533
3,162
1,213
999
4,099
1,307
1,156
914
397
12,450
1,277
487
’ 136
909
2,418'
1,247
14,052
233
1,321
843
5,494
1,484
824
658
2,551
1,896
648
461
3,164
3.592
495
2,709
3,586
1,891
4,282
175
4,938
3,161
284
1,130
1,078
1,935
186
29,332
563
3.096
3,544
2,304
1,789
3.773
14
483
1,337
243
2.774
1,182
4,938
2,666
530
762
2,394
1,150
1,685
3,397
2,403
333
319
553
8,921
1,568
■818-
175
516
1,364
1,160
16,350
116
792
399
2,323
2.097
572
791
2,963
2,094
1,212
302
3,246
5,745
702
2,702
Nueces
Ochiltree, C
Oldham, C
Orange, C
Palo Pinto
Panola
Parker
Parmer
Pecos
Polk
Potter, C
Presidio
Rains
Randall
Reagan
Real, C
Red River
Reeves, C
Refugio
Roberts
Robertson
Rockwall, C
Runnels
Rusk
Sabine
San Augustine
San Jacinto
San Patricio
San Saba
Schleicher, C •
Scurry
Shelby
Sherman, C
Smith
Somervell
Starr
Stephens
Sterling, C
Stonewall, C
Sutton
Tarrant
Tailor
Terrell, C
Terry
Throckmorton, C
Titus, C
Tom Green
Travis
Tyler
Upshur
Upton, C .
Uvalde
Val Verde, C
Van Zandt
Victoria
Walker
Waller
Ward, C
Washington, C
Webb, C
Wharton
15,711
1,760
341
4,491
3,003
875
2,075
485
1,096
800
12,754
702
485
1,066
394
441
1,920
1,727
1,344
359
1,265
602
2.531
5.532
769
462
237
2,914
747
628
2,021
1,827
669
11,058
263
459
2,115
277
279
581
43,596
10,666
426
1,478
617
1,764
7,735
12,569
1,409
2,059
943
2,813
1,471
1,782
2,823
1,652
1,062
1,995
3,519
2,789
2,799
17,657
430
279
6,408
2,842
373
2,295
207
652
997
7,358
486
634
517
345
302
3,301
1,385
1,281
89
2,750
1.175
1,694
5,652
1,752
912
676
2,941
1,465
421
1,839
4.175
317
8,456
211
1,919
1,310
158
841
351
28,219
7,637
277
1,828
725
2,724
4,702
12,520
1,287
2,339
850
1,230
1,190
3,087
2,069
1,604
720
1,845
1,354
6,208
1,928
Election Shows
People s Faith ■
In GOP “ Nixon
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 5—
Sen. Richard M. Nixon, suc
cessful GOP candidate for vice
president, urged in a victory
statement today that al]
Americans “join together behind
the leadership of Gen. Dwight Ei
senhower to advance the cause of
freedom and to bring about peace
throughout the world.”
The young running mate of Gen.
Eisenhower spoke to a nationwide
audience on television and radio
shortly after the genei-al made his
winning declaration in New York
City. He said:
“We want to express our appre
ciation to the thousands of volun
teer workers all over America-^-
Republicans, independents and
Democrats—who joined in the cru
sade which has elected Dwight Ei
senhower president of the United
States. The result of the election
is a great expression of the confi
dence and faith that the American
people have in his leadership.
“In the natural gratification thal
we all feel at this moment, we
must never forget the great re
sponsibility that a new adminis
tration must assume in the critical
period ahead. As Dwight Eisen
hower has said on occasion aftei
occasion, there is no problem which
160 million united American peo
ple cannot solve. ^
“Now that the election is over
let us join together behind his
leadership to advance the cause
of freedom and to bring aboul
peace throughout the world.”
Kirk --No Smirk
(Continued from Page 2)
Sky’s” success goes to producer
director Howard Hawks who als<
made “Red River.” Hawks use;
some of the same technitians wh<
worked on the earlier film. Thes<
include photographer Russell Har
lan and composer Dimitri Tiomkin
who wrote music for “Duel in thi
Sun” and “High Noon.”
In addition to using some of t^
same artists, producer Hawks use
some of the same techniques i:
filming both movies. Each stor;
is narrated by one of the principE
characters, describing the scenes
and events of the respective stoi
ies. Both motion pictures have
mass shooting scene around a cam
fire, the action of which is almos
identical.
“Red River” has already take
its place among fildom’s great;
With “The Big Sky,” Howar
Hawks seems to have cornere
the top movie market.
Wheeler
Wichita
Wilbarger
Willacy, C
Williamson, C
Wilson
Winkler, C
Wise
Wood
Yoakum
Young
Zapata
Zavala, C
1,480
9,348
2,678
2,244
3,647
1,633
1,550
1,215
2,538
574
2,115
325
1,054
1,36
10,H
2,1£
l,3i
5,01
1,9;
1,51
1,61
2,6!
1,1
Totals 914,509 780,§
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