n (S pe-Ha] M.; after -national k, the ig, and metery.Satur-•ing ill-I weeks Roches-recently l Mercyrid Nel-born at I, 1873. vas one Lives of county,is eailyschools mploy-lere he ater he at the hich he practic-i forced ,hs ago. in civic mayor board. Knights lity andto Miss , 1900. an m-nenl of is born in 1921, married iw berry ire two dc and eapolis, 1 Eatont-•y Point ed’lttob-the Recounty nd 945. d Twp.in the ?ervisor 2, 1947. e Behn, d VerncontestMiltonon with Sperryrblicans iest T.BUCHANAN GOPBACKS MELROSEfrom Loc*] BTwi JM—Buchanan county Republicans gave Robert R. Melrose, Independence, a vote of confidence yesterday, when they nominated him for county attorney. Melrose, the incumbent, this spring fficed ouster proceedings and a district court trial on the charge of illegally attempting to influence an officer; he won a verdict of not guilty in the jury trial and the state then dropped its oustercase.Melrose received 871 votes in the primary while his opponents Karl Greif and John Kramer, both of Independence, received 667 and 664 respectively.Emery Hart, Independence, snatched the Republican sheriff nomination with 1543 votes from present sheriff Kenneth Miller, who got 839, and M. J. McCardle with 210. Auditor J. M. Gemmel, Independence, gained his re-nomi-nation by defeating Earl E. Metg-ers, Rowley, as the voters cast 1854 and 558 for them.Lawrence Resene, Homer Tv/p., obtained 1409 votes for the Republican nomination Cor the office of supervisor, term beginning Jan. 2, 1947, to defeat Joe Hicks, Westburg township, with 917 For supervisor beginning Jan 2, 1948, Clate Miller, Win-throp, won over opponent Ray Halford, Middlefield Twp., getting 1440 ballots to Halford’s S36.McDonnell WinsDemocratic nominee for sheriff is James L. McDonnell, Independence, with 558 votes H. L. Buckingham and Kenneth J. Mc-Corstin, Independence, received 161 and 51 respectively.For supervisor beginning in 1948 J. P. Leonard, Sumner Twp., defeated J. C. Corkery, Fairbank, with a vote of 484 to 208.Other Republican primary results in Buchanan county were as follows: state representative, R. A. Nelson, Independence,. 1937; clerk of court, Arlee G. Blank, Independence, 2236; recorder, Ralph; J* Kimball, Independence, 2212; L'bjnner, Fay J. JRuffcorn, Independence, 2109.Democrats gave W. M. Armstrong, Independence, 552 votes for state representative; auditor, Robert' E/ ‘McGill, ' Washington Twp., 595; treasurer, Victor White, Washington Twp., 711, clerk of court, Elmer L. Wilson, Independence, 567; recorder, Garland M. Ludden, Independence, 600, and county attorney, Ray J. Kremer, Independence, 690.Blue polled 1695 in Buchanan county, Olmsted 870; Miller 1527, Ropes 703, Cruikshank 641, Grimes 1442, Laughlin 652, Rankin 1403, Talle 1905, Miles 665, and Bernhart 465.PetrBanAt*ST, F —Presilt; the Am sicians 1 barrelec Broaden tion for-or “aiThe I gates t* conventure is U. S. su vent AJ les—Ne Angeles casts, c engage: He a other b musicia seriouslindustr; small r ceiving cept fn non-un:Petri J Nationa casters address day an conspir powerfi musicia un-Ann unconst bill.”He ai on cert; high go directly man foi“I’ll |that if alive, h LEA biMon‘StalMT. Wayne heves strategj “stalUix Speal ment ol Morse gressioi in votir Those he said, not onl. if they pie.”“Thetalize i of our the ris said.“Den preachi in theMay Slash Bakers’jan pi American