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clo- -PAC ‘Strength Proves Vague in State Campaign. By FRANK A. CLARVOE |

Editor, the San Francisco News SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.—The | precedent-breaking victory of Cali- ES (fornia's Gov. Earl Warren in the|f 8 [recent primary election demon- 5 strates two things:

who keeps his promises, and the C. I. O.-P. A. C, as a political force in this state, is mostly sound and. fury. Several months {ago, the P. A. C, § plus some nation- # {al and state Dem- § locratic leaders |who should have {known better, {crowded Atty. Gen. Robert W. Kens {ny into running for the governor-| | hip. Elections as judge, state senlator and attorney general had come | easily to Mr. Kenny. | He headed a ticket which he | {called a “package deal,” and tried | |to persuade the voters to accept it. | |He was dropped out of his own | | package, and the rest of its con- | tents were badly battered at the | | polls, Only two package- -endorsed | candidates won Democratic nomi- | nations. | { Warren Wins Easily

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the precincts counted. Governor | Warren won both nominations | | handily. The people showed their | satisfaction with his performance | as a non-partisan executive, but his | | victory is not an indication Cali- | fornia is preparing to swing into] the national Republican column. California isn’t going P. A. C.| either. That was amply demons | strated by the vote in San Fran- | cisco, where the C. I. O.-P. A. C.| boasts of having its hard-hitting core. Governor Warren carried this | city two to one. In a contest for a San Prancisco | seat in the state assembly thie | P. A. C. went all out to elect a C. 1. O. official’ against a Repub-| lican, who won. the nomination of both parties. Will Rogers Jr. Wins | In southern California, P. A. C./ and other left-wing support for | Rep. Ellis Patterson failed to win him the Democratic nomination for U. 8. senator over ex-Congressman Will Rogers Jr, who will run against the Republican nominee, | Senator William F. Knowland of | Oakland, in November. {| Prospects are the P. A. C. wil try to heal the wounds it suffered in the “package deal” defeat, and will offer the state Democratic! hierarchy its help in trying to elect Democrats for U. S. senator, lieu{tenant governor and attorney gen|eral The Rogers-Patterson race caused some bad blood, especially in southern California, and that must be remedied if Senator KnowJand is to be beaten. | Greatest significance in the War{ren victory attaches to the man {himself. He has not had a too! {pleasant time as governor, largely | Lbecause of beatings he has taken | | from some leaders of his own Re-| | publican party. | Voters Appreciate Governor But he has refused to trim his program, and has courageously broken customs which politicians {usually think they must revere if {they want to remain in office. | There is some feeling, which may | spread eastward, that Governor | Warren has been advanced as a { serious contender for the G. O. P. | presidential nomination in 1948 { But California voters appear to! {have had no other thought in mind ! | Tuesday except to keep a good governor on the job.

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