The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-11-04

tion Party.
GOVERNOR. Vote for One.
Horace T. cahiiI OF Braintree. Re-
publican.
Maurice ]. Tobin of Boston, Demo
cratic.
Hennlng A. Blomen Of Cambridge,
Socialist Labor Party.
Guy 8. Williams Of Worcester, Pro-
hibition.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.
Vote for One.
Robert f. Bradford Of Cambridge,
John 3. Carr OF someryille. Demo
cratic
Alfred Erickson Of Quincy, Prohibition
George Leo McGlynn OF Springfield
Socialist Labor Party.
SECRETARY. Vote for one.
Frederic W. Cook of Somerville, Re-
publican.
Margarst n. oRiordan OF Boston,
Horace l. Hills Of saugus, Socialist
Labor Party
TREASURER Vote for one.
Fred J. Burrell Of Medford Repub-
lican.
John =. Hurley Of Boston, Demo-
cratic.
Herbert Crabtree Of Holyoke, Social
list Labor Party.
Earle :. smith OF Wellesley, Pro-
AUDITOR. Vote Tor one.
Thomas j. Buckley OF Boston, Demo
cratic.
FranE 4, Goodwin OF Fairhaven, Re
publican.
Cote Elvel PaImoust Of Boston, So
cla'ist Labor Party.
Il n.
hibition
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Vote for One,
Clarence \. Barnes OF Mansfield,
Republican.
Francis e. Kelly Of Boston, Demo-
cratic.
Fred L. oelcher of Peabody, Socialist
Labor PARTY.
Howard 3. Rand Of Haverhm Pro
hibition.
SENATOR IN CONGRESS
Vote for One.
10 fiji vacancy
John Fl. Corcoran Of Cambridge,
Democratic.
Leverett saltonstal1 of Newton, Re-
publican.
Bernard G. Kelly If Springfield So
cialist labor Party.
f. Tallmadee Root Of somerville,
Prohibition.
CONGRESSMAN Vote for One.
Tenth District
william A. Carey Of Boston, Demo-
cratic.
Christian A. Herter of Boston Re
CONGRESSMAN. Vote for One,
Twelfth District,
Henry ]. Allen of Boston, Republican.
fohn w. Mccormack of Boston,
Democratic
CONGRESSMAN. Vote for One
Thirteenth District.
Andrew T. Clancy Of Broekton,
Democratic.
Richard r. Wigglcsworth Of MiItcr
Republican.
COUNCILLOR. Vote for One
Second District.
CLAYTON T.. Havey Of Boston, Re
publican
samuel George Thorner Of Bosto"
Democretio.
COUNCILLOR. Vote for one.
Fourth District.
fohn =. shwte'le Of Boston, Demo
cratic.
SENATOR, Vote far One
Fourth s,,sfou, n'ot-'ot
leo j. Srlrivan NJ Pastan No., ~c,'n -
sFN'ToR Vote ~ One.
Fifth Suffru- n'-,~ict
Chest A. Dolan. Jr.. Ro-ton. Demo
cratic
jar c. Trep,bl,v Of BOSTON. Re-
S'-N- tTop. Vote for one.
si~th suffo,k n'~t~iet.
Naurico ". Gcldn,'n ~ Postou Re-
,,,''t.~~
Chr 7. TAYLOR of R"~too. Demo
sT7NArop. v-4te a. one
Seventh Sutton n'e,,ict
soseph L. Murphy of P"ston, Demo-
cratic.
REPRESENTATIVES, IN GENERAL
COrrpT
Vote tor Two.
Sixth S'uffor- District.
John 2. Flaherty Of Boston Demo-
John E. Powers of Boston Demo
REPREsENTArU-rs IN GENERAL.
COT'PT
Vote fov Two
seventh Suffolk District,
Richard A. Kelly Of Boston, Demo-
cratic.
Patrick J. McDonough Of Boston,
Democratic.
REPRESENTA- IN GENERAL
COURT
Vote for One
Eighth Suffolk District.
Ernest W. Dullea OF Boston Demo-
REPREEENTATTvr IN GENERAL
COURT.
Vote for One
Ninth Suffolk District
Laurence Fl. Banks of Boston. Re
publican.
Dennis F. Glynn Of Boston Demo-
cratic.
REpREsENTAT1vr IN GENERAL.
COURT.
Vote FOR One.
Tenth Suffolk District.
Timothy J. McIInerney Of BOSTON,
Democratic.
REPREsENTATrH~ IN GENERAL
COURT.
Vote f." One
Eleventh Suffolk District.
frederick r. Harvey, Jr., Of Boston.
Democra tie.
REPRESENTATIVES, IN GENERAL,
COURT.
Vote for Two
Twelfth Suffolk District.
Florence q. Cook OF Boston, Demo
cratic.
George Greene Of Boston. Democratic
Republican.
Rudolph B. Thornton Of Boston.
Republican.
REPRESENTATIVES, IN GENERAL,
COURT
Vote for Two.
Thirteenth Suffolk District
Edward A. Hutchinson. Jr., Of Bos-
ton, Democratic
Gerald F. Scslly Of Boston. Demo-
cratic.
REPRESENTA- TrE-rS IN GENERAL,
COURT
Vote TO- Two.
Fourteenth suffopS District.
Annette Click NJ BOSTON. peprblican.
Saul Gurvitz NJ Boston Panulr an.
Charles Kaplan of rcetor p-,9o-
cratic.
Charles Miller OF Boston Democratic
REPRESENTATIVES, IN GENERAL
COURT
Vote for Two
Fifteenth Suffolk District