Gen. Marshall Sticks to {
His No Vote Policy
NEW YORK, UP)—Gen. George
C. Marshall said Tuesday on his
return from Europe that he
would not vote in the forthcom
ing presidential elections.
Marshall told reporters in an
swer to a question that he had
obtained an absentee ballot from
his Leesburg, Va., home. But he
added jovially:
“My father was t Democrat,
my mother was a Republican,
I’m an Episcopalian. I never voted
and I’m not voting this time.”
The wartime Army chief of
staff and former secretary of state
and his wife returned aboard the
liner United States from an over
seas tour he made as chairman
of the American Battle Monu
ments Commission.
“If yooi could remove the con
stant strain of the threat of Soviet
Russia, Europe would again be
a happy place,” Marshall said.
Yet he observed “a tremendous
change” since he visited western
Europe in 1948, Marshall said.
He was told there was “a constant
dwindling of Communist influ
ence, more emphatic in some
countries than others.
11th Polio Case In Alaska
Since May 22 at Ketchikan
JUNEAU, Oct. 10 — The elev
enth case of poliomyelitis to be
reported in Alaska since May 22
occurred in Ketchikan Oct. 8,
according to word received by
the Alaska Department of Health
this week.
This last case is the sixth to
occur in Ketchikan since Sept. 16.
Ages of the patients have
ranged from four to 32 years and
thus far there has been not more
than one case occurring in a
family.
Some 70 million ponds of sugar
are used each year in tobacco
products, chiefly in cigaret man
ufacture.
A hole more than 20,000 feet
deep has been drilled in a search
for oil.
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General Election, Tuesday, October 14, 1952
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Kotzebue 162 97 65 79 70 62 49 85 50 84 73 78 130 50 47 62 13 62 67
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