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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
Universita obdrzela farmu.

Charles J. Flynn z Indina-
polls daroval universite Pur-
due V Lafayette, Ind, sve no.
spOdaTstvf Lynnwood Farm ne
daleko Carmel, ktere vlastnil
Sc svou manzelkou. PTenos
vessel V platnost l. cervence.
Tato farma zabfra pres 600
akrG nejlepsf farmarske pudy
v Indian6 a proto take byla
jednim z nejlepsfch hospodar-
stvf We statu, jez byla ukazo-
vana jake vzorna. Proslula
take sym chovem cistokrev-
nych konf plemene Perchero-
nj, jakoz i jinym citsokrev-
nym hospodarskym zvfrect-
Vem.
Tento dar zahrnuje take sta
do Percheronskych koni, KITE
Fl ma vystavach odnaseli ceny,
jakoz i stado cistokrevneho
skOtu plemene Shorthorn a sta
do cistokrevnych prasat pie
meme Berkshire.
V stadu konf je pax zahrnut
i cistokrevny hTebec Don A
gain, ktery pc tri leta "a Sc
bou z1skal vzdy prvnf cenu ma
vystaviSte International Live
Stock Exposition v Chicago
jake perseronsky premier,
jakoz i jeho syn Lynnwood
Don s titulem grand cham
pion."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
Prasat pfibylo.

Pocet podsvincat z jarniho
vrhu prasnic dosahl letos v H.
linoisu rekordn1 c1slice $685.
900 hlav, coz je zvysenf O 2O%
prot jarn1mu vrhu 1941, jak
oznamuje vladnl zemedelska
statistical sluzba. Vrh pocha-
eel cd $4,000 prasnic. Acko-
liv 1mrtnost byla znacna, z ka-
zdeho hn1zda sc uchovalo pr1-
merne GAL podsvincat, kdezto
pred rokem to bylo 6.42.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10

chovati nakladni auta v chodu
radnou peel o pneumatiky a
zaffzeni".
VaSemu domac1mu nebyIo
zakazano, dati vas byt vyma-
lovati nebo jinak opraviti, jed
nall Sc O normaln1 "udrzovanf
a opravu" bytu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
Odplata Nemecku.

Nestastna Lidice, ia nemecka litice,
provrazdila vsecko muzske plem6,
deti, d1vky, zeny, byly o%dvezeny,
temito b1daky z rodne zeme.
Vzdyt smetla Sc sveta, ia LIZA prokleta,
tn tichou dedinku, u Bust6hradu,
my zde v Americe, pomst1me Lidice,
must Nemec platit "a tn zradu.
zadne slitovanf nesmfme dat ami,
takove celadce, bez milosti,
~ztrestati je Ia to, to budiz nam svato,
M drze, nemecke zlotTilosti.
Jim Pride odplata, Ia Heydricha kata,
vzdyt vrazdil v nas1 Vlasti bez slitovan1,
az pride ia hodina, svetova rodina,
re da pardon N6mecku, ami zdanl.
Potresta ty vrahy a to dosti zahy,
pax 81 svet oddechne ma dlouhy cas-,
pride pax sveta mir, az dod6la nemecky Stir,
tax Sc jz ozyva svetovy HAS.
Brzy Sc dockame, re Nemce zdolame,
potion 81 oddechne veSkeren lid,
pax nesml Ease vstat, ably Sc mohl rvat,
We svete pax Dude ma veky kid.
TAX vsichn1 doufame, "a mir zivot dame,
Nemec ale must byt pokofen,
pax 81 lid oddechne, az ia zmije zdechne,
vzdyt on byl vseho Fla vzdycky koren.
o "a. cervna 1912. JAN j. HI
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
Z Washington.

= Poplatek 81 Dude poza-
dovan Ia prohledanf censov-
Mich rekordG k zjist6ni start
neb americkeho obcanstvf, KIDD
81 to Dude pratt. zadosti O to
S prilozenou postovnf poukaz-
kou ma 81 mali byti adresova-
ny ma U. S. Department of
Commerce, Bureau of Census
Washington, d. c.. Postovnl
poukazka ma byti vystavena
ma Treasurer of the United
States, Washington, D. c.
= Pffdely bicykl1 osobam,
ktere jich potfebujf pri sve
praci nebo k jizde do prace a
z prace byly zahajeny 9. Ger
vence, jak bylo oznameno z u
Tadovny pro kontrolu cen.
Cd toho data az do konce
srpna Illinois Dude m1ti kvotu
IL, 628 bicyklG a reservG 1910
bicyklG. Kvota pro Spojene
Staty "a tour dobu Dude $780,
900 bicyklG.
- Senat schvalil predlohu,
.jiz Sc tvoTf zensky pomocny
sbor pro lodstvo Spojenych
|StatG, pc Teci senatora Gilletta
demokrata z Iowy, ktery Wy
sv6tlil, re tento zensky sbor
nahradf namorniky, konajfcf
valecnou sluzbu v pobreznlch
stanicfch We Spojenych Sta
tech.
Federalnf vlada vyzvala
statni a mfstnf authority, ably
chranily muznou sflu naroda,
pro armada a valecne tovarny
a zamezily dalsi sffenl vene-
rickych nemocf.
Tazeni prot prostituci bylo
dnes v hlavnfch rysech plano
vano ma schuzi, svolane admi-
nistratorem pro socialn1 zabez-
pecenf Paulem V. McNuttem,
jehoz sc 1castnilo Fl clen1 W.
boru, utvoreneho z policejnich
1rednfkG z Is statG.
Vyboru bylo receno, re fe-
deralni authority pokladajf pro-
stituci "a mfstni problem, ale
re department spravedlnosti
zakrocf vsude tam, kde statn1
a m1stni authority budou likna-
We v boji prot prostituci.
= Stane-li Sc stav vecf hor-
sim neil je nynf,rekl president
Roosevelt, pax Dude nutnym o.
vladati vladou vsechna gumo-
va kola automobile. Rekl tax
V tiskove konferenci.
= Senator Willard E.. Tyd-
ings, demokrat z Marylandu,
chvalil anglickou osmou arma-
du, bojuj1cf v Egypte "a to, re
~postavila Sc prot vojskGm osy
pc padu Tobruku.
Pravil, re zadrzovan1 Rom
melovy armady, i kdyz nebu-
de uplne porazena, zachranl
spojence pred velkou zkazou a
zabran1 nepTfteli dobytl Alex
andrie a Suezskeho pr1plavu
jake prvnf krok Ike spojeni s
japonskymi vojsky Indii.
We sve rozhlasne reci pravil
senator dale, re slusf vzdati
velke uznan1 proz1ravosti an
glickych vddcG, kterf dopravi-
Ii do Egypta tolik vojska a va
lecneho materialu, re zdalo Sc
Observation-Disclosures, re Dude
provedena invase do Egypta.
Ami zmafenl techto plant pa
dom Tnhrnkn nic nouhkr6 no
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
Pet moronE odsouzeno ma
10 let.

Pet vyrostkG bylo v Chicago
soudcem Minerem odsouzeno
Cd 10 do IA rokG kaznice, kdyz
Sc PRIMAL re napadli 17letou
d1vku, ktera sla S Michael Nc
Kennou. Pet mladych cerno-
CHI il popadlo, jeden udefil
McKennu do hlavy a dfvku
odtahli. Ale diva muzi dali
Sc do kriku a pfivolali policii,
ktera morony zatkla jest9 dTi-
We nez bylo divce ubllzeno.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
Diva zahynuli pri pozaru.

Dive osoby byly zabity pfi
pozaru, ktery znicil sedm bu-
dov a poskodil Tadu dalsfch
staveb v zdejs1m obchodnfm
distriktu V Marietta, Okla. Po-
Ear vypukl v grocernfm obcho-
de a rozs1ril Sc neobycejne ry-
chile.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
DOMACf FRONTA.
WAR PRODUCTION BOARD
Washington, D. C.
XVI.

Prede dvema mesici zavedli
jsme maximalnf ceny, t. Nv.
ceiling" ma vse, co jfme, CO v
kazdodenn1m zivote upotfebo-
vavame a elm Sc Saline. Ma
f1dili jsme, re pocfnaje tim o.
kamzlkem nesm1 nikdo poza-
dovati "a zbozf vice, neil po-
zadoval "a tentyz druh zbozf
v urcitem obdobi, "a ktere by
10 We vetsine pTfpad1 oznacen
letosnl brezen. Nebylo to o.
vsem vzdy tax jednoduche ,jak
by Sc ma prvn1 pohled zdalo.
Hlavnlm cameron kroku bylo
zastaviti dals1 vzestup cen.
A to Sc nam tax dalece da-
RI. Veci ~nestojf kazdeho dine
vice nezli dine pTedchazejfc1ho,
a take dolary, ktere vydavame
"a zbrane a lodi, mali vetsf
kupni hodnotu. V nekterych
castech Spojenych Statd ma
stall dokonce pokles zivotnich
naklad1.
Neskladame vsak proto ru-
&c V kiln blahem domneni,z re
jsme vykonali vse, co Sc vyko-
natl dalo. Konecne vftezstvf v
boji proti vysokym zivotnim
nakladum vyzaduje, abychom
nezanedbali zadneho zakroku
v tom smeru. Poc1naje prvnim
cervencem zavadfme proto nej
vyss1 ceny i ma t. Nv. "sluzby
pro konsumenty''. Vyrozuml-
vame tim kteroukoli re sluzeb,
at uz mensl nebo vetsf, "a KITE
rou temeT denne platlme. Jiz
kdyz 81 davame cistiti ma ulici
boty, prokazuje tim cfdic bot
"lsuzbu k~onsumentovi." Anne
ricane utracejl rocne vice nez-
Ii pet miliard dolarG ma tyto,
tax zvane sluzby konsumen-
tim, asi 1000, 900 tech nej-
rGznejslch obchodG a jinych
podnik1, a je proto pochopitel-
no, re zdarne resent kompliko-
vane otazky nejvyss1ch cen je
pro kazdou rodinu veled1lezi-
tie. Zvlastni nar1zen1, kterym
budeme regulovati ceny t6chto
sluzeb pro konsumenty, ma
proto znacny vyznam pro kaz-
deho jedince.
Pc prvnim cervenci nesmi
YAM nikdo pocitati vice neil v
breznu t. r. "a %vycisten1 bot.
"a vyzehlenf ob1eku nebo "a
vyvolanf filmG. Jste-li sam
zivnost1kem, nesm1te zadati "a
spravku hodinek, "a vyprani
prada nebo "a uschovani ko.
zeSiny pres leto vice, neil jste
"a tutez sluzbu zadal v brez.
nu. Toto je pouze nekolik pr.
kladG sluzeb pro konsumenty
ma ktere Sc move narlzeni VITA.
huje. Mohli bychom jich wy
jmenovati ma sta.
TAX, jak jsme Sc semkli '
jednotny six, abychom zabra.
Mill stoupani cen potravin a Sat
stva, tax Sc mus1me spojiti i We
snaze zabraniti stoupan1 Ger
sluzeb. "Tuto bitvu ma donna.
CT fronte mIzeme vyhrati"
pravf administrator cen LeoI
A. Henderson, "a take il vyhrs
jeme nesobeckou spoluprac:
mas vsech = vlady, kupujlc1cf
prodavaj1c1ch." Zajiste, Wy.
hraieme i'll
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
Omdlela pri Fizeni aeroplanu.

OAAAOAOA0 pr EAACAA 0CTOPAOAAO"
V Ann Arbor, Mich, Joan
Tesch, 10 let stara pilotka, ON
dlela pfi r1zenf sv6ho aeropla-
nu a letala S MIN jest6 hodinu
nez pfisla k vedomi a pristala
bez urazu ma poll u letist6.
pravi, re nevada Sc letani a
chce Sc staff expertem letu.
Ma letisti panovalo vzruse-
nj, kdyz aeroplan opisoval ne
'ustale kruhy v oblacich. Diva
letci vzletli, ably Sc pfesvedci-
Ii, co Sc dele a shledali, re div
ka u kontroly je bezvedomf.
O hodinu pozdeji divka ma
byla vedomf a pokusila S pTi-
staff. Dvakrate ~pTelet6la lett
Ste, pc tTet1 sheldala, re jiz
nema gasolinu a stastn6 pfista
la ma nedalekem poll.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
Zvla$tnost.

V GAINESVILLE, Ben Frank a
Howard Wagner mali velikou
linen a v nj prislo ma svet ctyT-
nohe kure a oba pestitele Sc o
tuto zrGdu peclive starajf v
nadeji, jestli vyroste, re il pro-
dali cirkusu Ringing. Dive
nohy jsou vzadu a vypada to
jake by kuTe -chodilo pc vsech
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10
Blesky.

PrImerne jest zasahnuto
bleskem rocne We Spojenych
Statech ash 1900 osob a tTetina
itch jest Zabita.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10

Kdyz sc dvoutydennf KAN
pan ma sber gumy bl1zila mi
nuleho tydne Ike konci, poza-
dala Rada valecne produkce
IL, 900 mfstn1ch vyborG, zaby-
vaj1c1ch Sc touto Rampant, a.
by pracovaly jeste 1silovneji.
S acknowledged "hTbitov1"
zachranili jsme v kvetnu $780,
253 tun stareho kovu, coz je O
deset procent vice neil v dub
nu, a o sto procent vice nezli
byl mes1cn1 primer v r. 1941.
Lonskou letn1 Rampant ma
sesbirani stareho hlinlku "a
chranili jsme 6,398,O51 liber
tohoto kovu, coz bylo pouze
42.5 procenta toho, CO jsme O.
cekavali.
Majitele a rfdici 5000, 900
nakladn1ch automobile v Anne
rice byli zmobilisovani do kam-
pane, jejfmz 1kolem je ga
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10

Snazime sc vsemozne zmobi-
lisovati veskere zdroje lidske
silly = hledime k tomu, ably
kazdy muz a kazda zena byli
ma m1ste, kde vykonajf nejlep-
81 kus prace pro konecne Vi
tezstv1; snazfme Sc rozuzlova-
tt problemy, jak prichazejf.
Jedn1m z techto problemG je
docasna nezamestnanost delnf-
XII re zavlranych tovaren ma
civilni produkci = hlavne We
velkomestech jake New York.
Minuleho tydne sesli Sc ma kon
ferenci predseda War Man
power Commission, Paul v.
McNutt, guverner statu New
Yorku, Herbert Lehman a sta
rosta mesta New Yorku, Flo
relic LaGuardia, ably 81 poro-
kovali, jak nejlepe naloziti s
obrovskym reservoirem lidske
prace a stroll, ktere New
Yorku lei laden.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1942-07-10

Psano "a. cervna 1912
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-04
OREGON GOES 100 PERCENT
 REPUBLICAN
All Offices Taken Over by COP Men-Rep. Pierce
 Is 0usted

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 4.-The most consistently Republican state in the West, Oregon was back in the Republican column 100 per- cent today.
 Republicans led for every state and national office.
 Rep. Walter Pierce, Democrat from the Second District, was far behind Lowell Stockman, Pendle- ton Republican, while Representa- tives Homer Angell of the Third and James Mott of the First Dis trict were reelected.
 In the new Fourth District, Har- ris Ellsworth, Republican Rose burg newspaper man, was elected to the Senate.
 Republican leader Charles L. Me- Nary led Walter Whitbeck, Port land insurance man, by three to one margin for the Senate.
 Secretary of State Shell, Repub- lican. was elected governor by the same margin, succeeding Charles A. Sprague, Republican.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-04
STOP NAz|S
 AT NALCHIk,
 REDS SAY
StaIingrad Positions of Russians Also Said io
 Be Sfiffening Now

MOSCOW, Nov 4-Soviet forces hold improved positions against German attacks in the battle of Stalingrad and have dislodged the invaders from several heights in the Western Caucasus, todays of ficial communique reveals.
 The Russians announced in two successive communiques counter offensives which indicate that the roundabout Nazi drive from Moz- dok toward the heart of the south Caucasus has finally been stemmed by the Red Army southeast of Nal chik.
 Red Army troops were ferried across the Volga by night and are reported to be landing in the Ger man rear above Stalingrad, thu S diverting the enemy forces as- saults to the north side of the factory district.
 Fresh divisions from Prussia and Saxony moved up to assist the Axis in it's fight.
 Today's Russian dispatches, how ever, said that on the Central Caucasus front and other thea ters of major operations, the Rus sian lines appear to be stiffening
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-04
Michigan Chooses
 cop Men
Auto State Takes Over F Republicans Seats
 in Congress

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 4.-Repub- licans scored the most extensive vic tory since the advent of the New Deal as this doubtful" State upset U. s. Senator Prentiss Brown and Governor Murray D. Van Wagoner, incumbent Democrats.
 The Republicans not only elected the entire State ticket but also gained one Congressional seat, mak- ing twelve for Michigan.
 Michigan's new Governor is Harry F. Kelly, formerly Secretary of State.
 Gerald Smith, Chairman of the "Committee of One Million" who classed himself as an independent Republican, ran as sticker candi- date on the platform tires for ev- erybody' against Brown and Fer guson, received ony scattered votes.
 Homer Ferguson is the new Re- publican Senator.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-04
EIGHTH ARMY
 SMASHES AT
 NAzI TANKS
Montgomery Follows Up First Victories, Pushing ]
 Axis Back in Egypt

CAIRO, Nov. 4. Lieut.. Gen. Montgomery's Army of the Nile fol- lowed up it's first victory over Mar shal Erwin Rommels tanks by smashing on beyond Sidi Abd Fl Rahman, Is miles west of Fl Alamein on the coastal railroad today.
 He hurled the Axis back almost half the way to Eldaba from the German and Italian deepest gain into Egypt.
 Todays British communique in- dicates that the Eighth Army's of fensive has gone into high gear along the whole front. The dispatch declared that the British also hurled back the Germans and Italians on the southern flank of the desert battlefront, capturing the strong points of Deir Fl Angar, Munassibi and Himeimat,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-04
 Democrats Knocked Out of Four State Govern
 orships ADMINISTRATION
 SURE OF SENATE Late Returns Give Demos 178 Representatives and COPS 162
(By Associated Press)

Republicans swept Democrats out of state governorships in New York, Michigan, California and Connecticut in yesterdays wartime off-year election and sliced heavily into the Administrations maiori- ties in the Senate.
 Control of the House swung in balance also, although the Demo- crats felt confident that they would retain a working margin in the new Congress.
 The Democrats are sure of the Senate.
 Dewey Victory
 Winning in New York from At torney General John Bennett, Jr., Republican Thomas A. Dewey in- creased measurably his 1944 Repub- lican presidential nomination pros- poets. In winning over Roosevelt endorsed Bennett for the gover- norship of the Empire State. Dewey ended a 20-year Democratic Mines. which job ended with or
 Mounting returns received up un- til 3 o'clock this afternoon showed that the Republicans had won six new Senate seats, had a net gain of 22 in the House with l04 races still not decided.
 Returns Incomplete
 Republicans won IA Senate seats all told to the Democrats 13 with seven races still in doubt.
 The old Senate lineup was-65 Democrats. 29 Republicans, one Progressive and one Independent.
 The outstanding upset was pro- bably the defeat in Michigan of Senator Prentiss M. Brown by his Republican opponent. Homer F Ferguson. Brown ordinarily was Administrations supported and re- gently piloted the Administrations Anti Imitation Bill.
 Close House Race 1 With 28 needed for majority the Democrats appeared to have won IFS House seats and the Re- publicans 1892
 Progressives gained two seats, American Labor, one. ! The present House division is 264 Democrats, l66 Republicans. three Progressives, one Farmer Labor and one American Labor.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-04
Warren Wins Over Olson in
 California
Another Democratic Chair Is Taken Over by
 Republicans

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 4.-Earl Warren, Republican. is assured a victory in the race for California s governorship and is leading in every county reporting in.
 Even in heavily populated Los Angeles, where incumbent Demo Culbert L. Olson expected his greatest strength, Warren was win ming.
 Olson issued statement thank ing Californians for their "splen- did vote of confidence"
 But with 6,101 precincts in, early morning returns gave the follow ing results: Warren-335,2 ,281. Olson 274,9O3.
 Finally, at II o'clock last night, Governor Olson issued statement in Sacramento conceding the cleo tion to his Republican rival. Of- son was the first California Demo chief executive in 40 years. His successful opponent was the states attorney general.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-04
The W ashinqton Merry Go Round
By DREW PEARSON tMajor Robert s. Allen on active duty.)

WASHINGTON Army Navy cooperation is reported to be inn proving in the Solomon Islands and Secretary of War Stimson has expressed his complete satisfaction.
 However, here is an illustration of how scantily the Navy hitherto has kept the Army informed about it's important losses.
 Shortly before the Navy an- nounced that it had lost three heavy US. cruisers and one Aus tralian cruiser on the second day of battle in the Solomon Islands, Hanson Baldwin, crack naval cor respondent of the New York Times, returned from the Solomons and was asked by joint strategy board of the Army and Navy to give a newspaperman's observations on the Solomons.
 Near the start of his remarks, Baldwin stated that of course everyone knew the Navy had lost three big cruisers on the second day of battle.
 Whereupon one of the naval of- ficers present hastily interrupted to say that he was the only one there supposed to know that. The Army officers present knew nothing about the loss.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-04
HAM FISH REELECTED,
 CONGRESS
Presidents 5 District in New York Puts IsoIationisf
 Republican In

ALBANY, N. Y, Nov 4.-Repre- sentative Hamilton Fish, Republican, avowed foe of the New Deal, was re- elected to Congress yesterday by votes in President Roosevelt's own home Congressional District, the Twenty-siXth.
 Although Fish was attacked by both COP and Democratic Stae leaders for his alleged isolationist views, he claimed reelection early this morning as Representative to Congress, as a majority of about 4000 votes showed.
 He issued a statement claiming the election as unofficial tabulation showed that he was leading Ferdi- hand A. Hoyt, Democrat and sAm- erican Labor candidate, with slightly less than 5000 votes
 Fish platformed against the New Deals "blunders, incompetency, bureaucracy, red tape and wasteful collectivism."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-04
BIG NAME
 BAND WILL
 TOUR POSTS szE -
Ketehikan Residents Expect Famed Orchestra
 November 10

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Nov. A. Ketchikan residents who ordinarily are well satisfied when radio re- ception is clear enough to hear dance band broadcasts from the States, are speculating excitedly as to the identity of the nationally known 45-piece name" band which USO officials have announced will play free concert and also for a public dance here on November 10.
 The announcement said tn e band is a number one ranking or ganization of the United States and Canada, headed by famed leader. It includes a 30-piece concert unit and a 15-piece dance orchestra.
 The identity is shrouded until arrival. The band subsequently, will tour Alaska bases.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-04
Three Cornered Labor Fight May Be Called
 0fffor War Duration
By JACK STINNETT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Back in 1940, when John L. Lewis, then just about kingpin in the CIO, put his chips on Wendell L. Willkie, remember using quote from some one who knows the old union rebel better than any one else. The quote was: Don't forget that first and al- ways, he's a good gambler"
 In 1940, Lewis lost and for quite a while after that it appeared that his chips were dwindling. Whether they still are remains to be seen, but by his announcement that he is withdrawing the United Mine Workers from the CIO, Lewis has certainly demanded new shuffle
 The question now is can Lewis gather enough supporters around him from the independent unions and possibly from dissatisfied unions in the CIO and AFL, to re- build the power he once had
 He is, of course, employing the old battle strategy of divide-ands conquer. According to labor ob-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-04
5ALT0N5TALL, LODGE RETAIN
 cop 0FF|(ES
Massaehusetts RepubIi- cans Descendants of
 Famous Families

BOSTON, Mass, Nov. 4 = Two Republican descendants of famous Massachusetts families, Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and Governor Leverett Saltonstall, were safely re- turned to office by margins which virtually exceeded all advance fore casts.
 The States wartime governor is 2 veteran of fighting in France 9 years ago and the father of a Marine believed to be fighting in the Solomons now.
 He amassed a plurality of more than 125,000 votes over Mayor Roger Putnam, of Springfield, Democratic candidate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-04
THREE DEMOS
 DEFEATED IN
 WASHINGTON
Mdgnuson, Coffee, Jack son Hold Seats as
 Representatives

SEATTLE, Nov. 4.-A solid con- gressional phalanx appeared to be cracking for the first time since the political landslide of 1892 sent Wash ington's Democrats to the nations s capital
 Republican candidates for Con- gress took commanding lead &C., cording to this mornings early tabulatons from Eastern Washing tons Fourth and Fifth districts. while Republican standard bearers in Southwestern Washington's Third District opened gap of nearly B. 900 votes.
 In two contests, the seats of in- cumbents whose pre-Pearl Harbor voting records were under fire dur ing the campaign were at stake.
 Dill Loses
 Tn the Third District. former Sem ator c. c. Dill. Democrat, is trailing by a wide margin in his attempt to emerge from congressional retire ment to claim House seat which
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1942-11-04
HAGUE GETS SETBACK IN
 NEW JERSEY
Voters Choose Republican Senator Hawkes. Over
 Boss Candidate

NEWARK, N. J., Nov. 4.-Voters elected Republican Albert w. Hawkes. to the United States Senate yes terday, thereby retiring Senator w. M. Smather, Democratic supporter of the President who ran with the backing of Frank Hague, Jersey boss.
 Unofficial returns gave Hawkes. an 84,000 lead
 Hague, Mayor of Jersey City and Vice-Chairman of the Democratic National Committee, had promised Smather a 10O,000-vote plurality in Hudson County.
 He delivered 10000 but it was insufficient to match Republican margins elsewhere.