193
It.
2U
ft.
7.1
It.
2.5
It.
.
By
GAIT.
W.
W.
MURRAY,
M.C,
m
in-itirttl
Mrvv
1(1:
(CP)'
'
tip
forfomi
noard
ot
Transport,
Commissioners,
to
which
Wilfred
Hanbury
has
been
appointed
lor
a
ten-year
icn-year
term,
term,
has
una
juiioL.
jurisoicwo.
'
"
Canadian
Tress
Staff
Writer
Twenty
years
ago
tomorrow'
Canada
with
tumultuous
acclaim
from
sea
to
sea
heard
the
news
of
the
armistice
encline
the
war
in
which,
during
its
sanguinary
four
years
hundreds
of
thousands
of
her
sons
had
been
en-
gaR
n'n
hoard
a
special
train
in
the
station
of
a
remote
received
village
in
the
Champagne
nistnev
-
;
of
France
the
armistice
was
f
nCUKT
P
Ml
at
five
o'clock
in
the
morning
or
November
U.
1918.
.Rethondei.
where
this
momentous
document
was
accepted
by
the
defeated
army.
.
-
j
.nnt
in
the
world's
gazet-
eers
before
the
war.
Today
it
s
recalled
a:
the
place
to
wmuu
;
Oerman
emissaries
came
on
November
8,
1918,
to
sue
for
peace.
Twenty
years
later,
in
1938,
with
the
fruition
of
the
new
German's
nrenaratlons
and
the
re-
establishment
of
another
great
war
machine,
considerable
effort
has
w..i
ninrtd
in
the
Reich
to
as-
ert
that
the
Qcrman
crman
army
army
oi
of
the
n
oiirrimiiu
RESISTANCE
New
Sino-Japanese
War
Arc
Imminent
SHANGHAI.
Nov.
10:
Tw0
new
,
hta
afe
reported
to
bi
mrat
war
was
not
deleatea
in
me
'
.
.
nf
stiff
re-
neld
but
that
treachecy
on
th?sistance
-
agalmt
contlnued
home
front
brouBhabo"Vfhpeve!D
Nipponese
invasion.
of
events
Logic
lapse
of
the
nation.
against
tnis:
a.W
argue,
rinVJfWJO
dfnee
of
the
German
war-time
prTljlfUK
leaders
themselves.
LilULiXs
1
IVl
V
The
Emperor
told
me
later
vnav.
v,
failure
of
the
July
of-
Irnslvc.
he
knew'
the
war
could
no
fewer
be
won."
So
wrote
tne
...v,
t
nHinrinrff.
Ouartermaster-
General
of
the
Oerman
Armies,
in
w
.mnirs
Ludendorff
spoke
in
those
reminiscences.
He
-u,.-,ifPrt
the
Canadian
victory
1.
1
la
1
i
-
.
i,iu
-1
nn
AllTlUt
81
8J918
as.."":
.
,
'2i.-i.!-H,
r
the
German
Army.
Six
days
later,
he
has
disclosed,
Kaiser
Wllhelm
Instructed
Secretary
ot
State
von
Hlntze
"to
open
up
peace
negotiations.".
Approaches
For
Peace
the
Brl-ii.v.
Till-
was
even
before
f.nivM
in
the
West
were
i..
.irf
von
Hlntze.
It
is
a
'Anfirtpntlv
honed
on
c.mv,r
fl.
"for
mediation
4u-Vi
hn
oneen
of
Holiana.
v,
nt
nf
the
Hlndenburg
tllV
,wn-
..
1
1
h
mnadlan
triumph
at
the
rannl
du
Nord.
and
the
other
on-
.t.
.hih
rpduced
nosltlon
af
ter
position
evoked,
on
September
m
4U
fnllrnTtnfr
nrimiSSlon
frOITl
the
Oerman
leader:
"Duty
compelled
us
at
last
to
substitute
action
for
idle
time-wasting
and
empty
had
to
ue
asK-ed
words.
The
enemy
for
peace
and
an
armistice."
The
German
General
Headquarters
agreed
with
the
political
authority
to
despatch
a
note
to
Presl-(Continucd
on
Pajc
Txco)
Will
Regulate
Nursins
Homes
ON
MONDAY
OTTAWA.
Nov.
10:
(CP)
Peter
Berkovlch.
Liberal,
was
elected
by
acclamattanhenaithere-were
no
other
nominations
than
his
for
the
trsrtmnimi
Liberal
scat
in
tne
forthcoming
federal
by-election.
In
London.
Ontario.
Hon.
ur.
k
J.
Manlon
of
the
conservative
imposition,
has
a
C.C.F.
opponent
but
Arc
Barred
From
.Membership
Party
in
Italy
Some
arc
Exempted
from
Decree
General
Expulsion
Order
is
Expect
crt
to
be
Next
Nazi
Move
BERLIN,
Nov.
10:
(CP)
A
for
mal
message
of
regret
has
been
from
Foreign
Minister
nenrees
Bonnet
following
the
death
of
Ernest
von
Rath,
secretary
of
the
German
Embassy
at
Paris,
who
was
the
victim
of
a
Polish-Jew
asslssln's
bullet.
Bonnet
announced
that
a
charge
of
nremedltated
murder
was
being
nirt
mmtnst
voune
Herscel
Grynsz-
Major
Engagements
In
.
h
t
Rath.
Meantime
the
Nazi
government
is
taking
even
more
stringent
measures
against
Jews
and
there
hovn
hpn
demonstrations
with
major
engagements
appear
to
be
turther
plllpglng
developing
along
the
Canton-nan-
thelr
property.
..
ii
U
iu.
Ctnn-tn.
.
.
.
.
row
railway
nne
m
""'"'i'
anese
war
one
near
Changsha
and
the
other
in
the
vicinity
of
Hen
of
Jews
and
.
r.rcat
PROV-.
today's-
Weather
Tomorrow
sT.
ides
High
,
3:30
a.m.
15:16
p.m.
0:20
am-
Lpw
,
22:04
pjn.
I
Mboney
To
A-
Get
Pardon
LOS
ANGELES,
Nov.
10:
r.Pi
Governor-elect
Culbert
Olson
of
California
started
preparation
yesterday
of
a
statement
announcing
that
he
will
pardon
Thomas
J.
Moon-
ey,
who
was
convicted
In
the
1916
San
Francisco
bombing
case
and
sentenced
to
me
im-
prisonment.
"This
is
the
great-
est
moment
in
my
life,"
said
Mooney
at
Ban
Quentin
Penl-
tentlary
when
advised
of
the
governor-elect's
intention.
TRABEPACT
COMPLETED
Anglo-American
Pact
to
be
Signed
in
Week
or
Ten
Days
X
-ZXTJSZ
SUSS
i
SSS
widefiread
demonstrations.
cos.
Goebbels
said
that
a
final
answer
will
be
Riven
in
the
form
of
law
or
Hfrrp-n
Manv
Jews
interpret
this
to
mean
that
a
general
expulsion
will
be
ordered,
One
Federal
Acclamation-Polling
in
Three
Oilier
Scats
Next
Week
BRAVERY
IS
RECOGNIZED
.Manitoba
and
B.C.
Rescuers
Named
For
Parchment
Certificates
Dr
Manion's
election
seem
ed
as
he
has
at
least
the
tacit
sup-'
IIAMILT0N,
Ont.,
Nov.
10.
(CP)
port
of
Liberals
who
refrained
from
parchment
certificates
have
boen
nominating
m
oi"-'
"
awarflea
Dy
ic
rtujui
into
parliament
nnm"
jjumane
Association
tu
icu
ed.
.
...
t
toba
and
British
Columbia
men
In
in
nrandon.
Manitoba,
and
Wa
terloo
East.
Ontario,
by-c
ectiony
rom
drowning.
there
are
Liberal,
Conservative
anu
-
cltaUona
foliOW:
C.C.F.
candidates.
Manitoba
The
voting
takes
place
next
Mon,
Rlchard
Eric
nllli
st.
vital,
res-
day.
Cued
Bruce
Babb
from
drowning
m
I
the
Red
River,
May
26,
19.
!
Duncan
Ireland
and
Arthur
Cow-
PrPSentS
Argument:
Fort
Garry,
rescued
Harold
I
H.
a
an,
r
I
C5CI0
mg"
-
drowning
in
the
Red
Mk
j
In
Fisheries
Case
..
..
.
nr,i
iii
Rccard
rprnenltlon
of
their
rescues
oi
i
River,
August
23,
1938.
J
British
Columbia
Robert
E.
Doe
and
t0
Donald
Anderson,
Victoria,
rescued
Constitutional
Points
in
iwyvic
,
Cnrlstie
Harrison
ana
n.
Prosecuuon
jrom
drowning
ui
i
Ifi
16,
1938.
1938.
HIGHWAY
SURVEY
'
Road
.Resonalfsance
?GO,000.
For
Peace
River
Oil'
.'
VICTORIA.
Nov.
10:
(CP)
Finance
Minister
John
Hart
has
included
in
the
estimates
a
grint
of
S25.000
to
conduct
a
prelim-inarv
survey
of
the
proposed
Alaska
Highway.
Alo
included
in
the
estimates
U
an
item
of
$60,000
for
oil
exploration
in
the
Peace
River
district.
It
is
learned
that
no
definite
plans
have
been
laid
for
the
highway
survey
whether
the
province
will
co-operate
with
the
Canadian-United
States
commission
being
set
up
to
study
the
scheme
or
undertake
an
independent
survey
itself..
Anniversary
Of
Red
Revolution
i
(
t,o
Hp-I
....
.-i.tnn
tintnr.
rescued
,
......!
i.
In
F.
F
Jones,
counsel
"
"'v
ooraon
ivaioi.uii,
,
prowess
ana
turning
iut.
...
3,
1937.
August
l
1
Sanger's
attention
was
called
to
condition
of
the
girls,.
the
perilous
Scott
and
Marlon
Curtis,
who
Marie
M,u
v
water
ii
.vim
n
1
'
...nA
oTT.PTrmilllK
v
nimp
un
m.A
new
decree
naa;
,.otoiir
.
.
,n
2n
fppf
feet
deep,
deen.
one
unc
HWlUti,
iiui.
-
been
passed
by
the
government
oi
.
"j
i
...,nrt.
COlll
ill.
"'(P"-.
of
them
suddenly
became
panicky'
Italy
barring
Jews
irom
niv...
,
and
.
clutched
clutched
the
tne
otner
otner
rouuu
rouuu
n.c
ship
In
the
Fascist
pany.
----
fc
pulling
botn
oown.
ok
,
"
who
were
members
of
the
party
pier
and
was
fortunate,
nrlor
to
1924
or
those
wno
i
Bnniich
to
effect
their
rescue.
n.,i
Great
War
w.nr
are
are
the
country
hv
the.
exempt
from
the
decree.
Weather
Forecast
Prince
Prince
Rupert
Rupert
-
-
Moderate
M'r,
to
to1
NO
PAPER
TOMORROW
brance
Day,
I
Dally
News.
The
next.
regu-1
of
the
.
frp,h
fresh
northwest
northwest
.
winds
winds,
simub
"Jng
J
....
Saturday
.j.
Old
Race
WASHINGTON.
Nov.
10.
(CP)
Dr.
Ales
Hrdlica,
Smlthsonl-
Bulletins
DEMAND
STRONG
GOVERNMENT
PARIS
Thousands
of
veterans
arrived
in
Paris
today
for
Armistice
Day
demonstrations
favor-ins
"public
safety
government"
to
rebuild
France.
Leaders
Henri
Pichot
and
Jean
Goy
have
let
it
be
known
that
they
may
order
men
to
march
on
President
Albert
Lebrun
to
present,
demand's
for
a
strong
government.
PILOT
UNDER
KNIFE
PRINCE
GEORGE
Sheldon
L-ick.
T.iner
Coote
Airways
pilot,
is
recovering
from
an
emergency
appendix
operation
performed
yesterday
by
Dr.
E.
J.
Lyon.
rmMBFKLAIK
ON
COLONIES
LONDON
Premier
Neville
Chamberlain
told
Parliament
to-dav
that
Gerr-anrV-demands
for
returr
of
colonics
"could
not
be
considered
in
isolation"
and
"required
extended
study."
ROTH
SIDES
DISSATISFIED
Jf'RVSII.FM
Disappointment
was
expressed
by
both
Arab
and
Jewish
leaders
today
over
the
new
British
declaration
of
policy
a
iCiaiU
to
Palestine.
Some
Jews
called
it
"fantastically
ridiculous."
Arabs
said
it
was
a
"complete
misnomer
because
it
is
no
policy
at
all."
BUDGE
TURNS
PRO
NUW
YORK
Walter
Pale,
captain
of
.the:
IJnited
States
Davis
Cup
team,
'announces
that
Don
Burt.e
has
turned
professional
and
will
go
on
a
tour
for
pro-motor
Jack
Harris.
The
contract,
according
to
report,
calls
for
an
annual
salary
of
$75,000.
BORE
MAPLE
LEAF
IN
WAR
1
I
Salonika
No.
1
Lo,tm0nt
nresented
his
argument
g
Don
fr0m
drowning
m
Moscow
liinnarv
Hosmtal
(Lemnes).
.7.
r.
.
hv'
.
..
.-i.-
n
la-is
'
i
'.
:
.....
...
,i.-
on
constitutional
fw
xhetis
ijukc,
ui
,
i
Egypt
and
raiesune
no.
a
uaici
j.
T.
Harvey,
for
the
defendant,
in
Edan
MrtojxAJW.
CP)Tensot
designated
No.
7
Canadian
Genera,
connection
witn
tne
piiv-ui.w"
--
victoria,
itu
.
qj
tPnrn
Hospital)
at
uairo;
ine
isi.
unusi"6
Following
Recommenu-iu..
Z'rMori
regulations
A
frpd
Odllon
Dunn.
Nakusp.
res-
equipment
marcnec
tnrouSu
th
..Dunsterforce"
and
ny
vancu.
d
for
0ne
Oeorge
Aalten
irom
case
was
adjQUrn
cued
Unden
r7
of
ihe
"Norper
(CP)-Fol-
week
when
Mr.
narvey
wm
drownmg
m
Bolshevik
Bolshevik
revolution.
revolution.
A
,Jfii
of
a
crim-
his
argument.
lnal
court
jury
In
Vancouver
last
nursing
homes
In
Dri-
IpWq
I
week
that
controlled;
JCW
5
VCUinvi.
aUnOl
tlsh
Columbia
should
be
by
the
government.
AUorney
Oen
P!..
eral
Gordon
wismcr
um-'-.m,
4
udvu-
ui
onfinn
will
be
tak-
en
to
regulate
such
institutions
and
eliminate
irresponsible
Transport
Board
Has
Wide
Powers
Jurisdiction
Includes
Railways,
Stcantshlps
and
Aircraft
!
1938
(North
Persian)
Force.
.
...
.
I
n
l-i
n
I
Is
Now
Up
I
JEWS
IN
ITALY
ROME
The
Italian
cabinet
today
approved
sweeping
decree
laws
excluding
Jews
from
government
positions
of
any
kind,
Tes-tri:tinj
them
in
business
and
professions,
fevbidding
their
inarriarf
lo
Aryan
Italians
and
limiting
their
family
rights.
Millions
of
I
J
'
iislng
a
.
.
.1,.,,
try
i-irroc:Irn
MrriPQ
nail-
'
J
.
.
.
The
Bronze
Meaa.
----
p
.doe
detachment,
artillery.
Infantry
The
bronze
medal
for
tne
year
machine
gun
permnel
Hundreds
e
oi
airplanes
Sang-
lng
Fascism.
i,n
awarded
to
Royston
,
,
Russia)Can-
,r
of
Klngsvllle,
Ont.,
In
recognl-
soared
overnead.
i
,Elope
partj
consistmg
o(
tlon
of
his
rescue
of
two
gins
irom
the
67th
and
68th
Batteries,
Can
drowning
In
Klngsvme
-
adian
Field
Artillery.
an
Institute
anthropoglst,
re-
-k.
TT
ports
the
discovery,
of
a
Roman
,
(Yolrp
Klff
ilaUl
race
antedating
Is
Found
I
RihpriaThe
Canadian
Expedi-
itltlonary
Force
(Siberia),
made
up
f
thP
16th
Canadian
Infantry
Brl-
ui
-
.
.
gade
(259th
and
260tn
Bauaiionsi,!
the
85th
Battery
C.F.A.,
and
subsl-j
dlarv
units.
1
I
-
'
i
Indiana
Bandib
the
Eskimo,
t
53
Aleut
and
Indian
in
migration
t
from
Asia
to
America.
The
dis-
,
Held
Up
Bank
Messenger
ma
wi
"
wn.
Mvery
is
announced
after
Away
With
?b(..uoo
rayrou
Tomorrow.
-w
;"
compietlon
completion
0f
of
ten
ten
years
years
day
101
me
....
-
oi
.
.
.
.
....
.
S
X.
-t.
nirtrn
t
JrM
n
Aincira
nnn
1
11c
i-
tvorp
will
be
no
issue
lah"""""
Aleutians
by
Dr.
Hrdlica.
To
Britain
BERLIN,
Nov.
10:
(CP)
Berlin
newspapers
declare
that
Chancellor
Adolf
Hitler
has
said
his
last
word
in
regard
to
the
return
of
German
colonies
lost
after
the
Great
War
and
that
the
next
move
must
come
from
Great
Britain
or,
possibly.
France.
The
Berlin
Tagebii.t
said
yesterday:
"It
now
re-
mains
to
be
seen
whether
the
other
side
is
willing
and
ready
to
be
fair."
'
TATURK
IS
DEAD
President
of
Turkey,
Seriously
111
For
Some
Weeks,
Passes
Away
Today
ISTANBUL,
Turkey,
Nov.
10:
Mustapha
Kemal
Ataturk,
Presi
dent
of
Turkey,
who
had
been
en-;
tlcally
ill
for
weeks,
died
today
oi
cirrhosis
of
liver.
It
was
reported
last
night
that
his
successor
had
already
been
chosen.
Parliament
was'
In
readiness
to
assemble
Immedl-.
1
.Ul..
Via
ritori
1
Prince
Rupert
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PRINCE
RUPERT,
B.C.,
THURSDAY,
NOVEMBER
10,
1938.
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ARvCE
GERMANS
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Charge
kncar
..
was
lostIs
Be5nsiaid
Franfcc
Moves
Quickly
To
it...,
V5r.li.rv
!il
Amions
Was
Black
DaV
for
EncniV
Assassin
ot
Secretary
La'
Army
and
Leaders
Urged
Immediate
Peace
Germabassy
Funisli
Ot
I
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Jews
Pillaged
ii
il
fc.TTV
:
G.O.P.
IS
L
L
I
V
lit.
GAINING
Come-Back
as
Result
of
Tuesday's
Election
Even
Greater
Than
at
First
Apparent
Views
On
Results
What
Party
Leaders
Think
La-folletle
Rule
in
Wisconsin
Ends
Some
Western
Returns
The
New
United
States
congress
standing
as
a
result
of
Tuesday's
elections
is
as
follows:
SENATE
Democrats
-
-
6'
Republicans
-
23
Farmer-Labor
2
Prosrressive
-
1
Independent
1
Doubtful
-
Republicans
gain
eight;
Dem
ocrats
lose
eight.
HOUSE
Democrats
-
259
Republicans
-
I66
Progressives
,
28
.
Republican
gain
77;
Democrats
lose
70,
Progressives
lose
five;
Farmer-Labor,
lose
two.
GOVERNORS
Democrats
30
Republicans
-
18
Republicans
gain
77;
Demo-ocrats
lose
nine;
Progressives
lose
one;
Farmer-Labor
lose
one.
,ium
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
10:
(CP)
Fur-
Manv
believe
that
General
Lsmet
ther
complete
returns
from
the
un-
Inonu
will
be
successor
to
the
hard-
ited
States
elections
of
Tuesday
ln-flsted
dictator
who
made
Turkey
aicate
an
even
greater
comerback
one
of
the
most
Important
small
Ior
the
Republican
party
than
had
nations
in
the
world.
Inonu
was
at
first
been
anticipated
although
Premier
during
the
most
of
the
tne
Democrats
still
retain
control
;
time
that
Ataturk
ruled.
of
both
House
of
Representatives
The
creator
ot
modern
Turkey
anfl
senate
by
substantial
margin
was
fifty-eight
years
of
age.
(
and
won
more
than
halt
of
the
.
imw
inn
n
'United
States
Coastguard
Search
ing
For
Boats
Volante
and
Alpha
In
Vicinity
of
Sitka
KETCHIKAN,
Nov.
10.
The
States
Coastguard
Is
conduct-
in"
a
search
for
the
trailers
voi-
ante
and
Alpha
which
have
not
Canadian
Sta-
for
this
winter.
The
migration
oi
.1
..
v.
..i
wn
Mmmpnppfl
CawDOO
5UU14
lai3
.!
a
month
earlier
than
usual.
Iceberg
Seen
Near
Honolulu
iaii-American
Airways
Clipper
Plane
Reports
Sighting
One
In
Tropical
Waters
Boundary
Survey
Between
Provinces
Has
Been
Finished
REGINA,
Nov.
10
(CP)
A
survey
between
northern
Saskatchewan
and
Alberta
has
been
-
.
.
.
Ta
1ft
r,TYinlptpd.
The
survey
was
neces
gubernatorial
contests.
me
republicans
arflalready
assured
of
ifis
sMts
in
the
House
which
is
a
MtVnPlXir
i
Even
Postmaster
James
M.
Far-
lYillJljll
VJ
Demorratlc
chairman,
admits
'
that
the
Republican
gains
far
ex-
'
ceed
Democratic
expectations.
Former
President
Herbert
Hoover
looks
upon
the
result
as
a
public
I
disapproval
of
the
New
Deal.
!
Republican
National
Chairman
f'J!
hopn
rpnorted
Since
OClODer
la
Amprtenn
Vpriprntlon
nf
I.nhor.
sees
Trnni
911ft
X'avnl
Meil
n.Vior.
thpv
VJPTP
last
Seen
In
the
In
.
tv,a
the
results
tua
the
mi,f
rout
nf
of
thn
the
Com-
Pnm.
Served
in
Several
Zones
During
vicinity
of
Sitka.
I
The
War
1
OTTAWA.
Nov.
10:
(CP)
Arm
i
istlce,
1918,
found
Canadians
serv-
!ln?
on
various
fronts
and
In
many)
-
,
j
i
capacities
with
naval
forces
of
the
Nnrth
LXPeCteQ
'Allies.
Canada's
share
in
the
gen-w
r
r
ftA
10
io
lrl
-
erai
operanon
irm
.
anlumrA
f
Cariboo
idicated
in
the
following
summary:
u8rw
,
Month
Earlier
j
Commences
France.
Behium
and
Germany-l
'
A
corps
of
four
Infantry
divisions;
j
Than
Usual
la
cavalry
brigade;
a
corps
of
rall-l
-
'tay
troTps;
I
forestry
corps
and
THE
PAS
embe;
:
W:
CP
-
other
army,
transportation
mm
u.
.
orp
nredlcted
Demonstration
of
Military
Qf
communcatlon
units.
Severe
Winter
In
Hamilton
describes
the
Republican
victories
as
a
"protest
at
the
present
maladministration."
William
Green,
president
of
the
on
Industrial
Organization.
Imlttee
Final
returns
from
the
State
of
New
York
show
Democratic
Governor
Herbert
Lehman
victorious
over
racket-busting
District
Attorney
Thomas
Dewey
but
by
a
margin
of
but
66,000
as
compared
with
800,000
In
the
last
election.
Governor
Phillip
Lafollette,
whose
family
has
controlled
Wisconsin
politics
for
many
years
and
who
ran
on
a
revised
New
Deal
program
In
this
election,
was
defeated
by
his
Republican
opponent.
In
California
California's
weekly
$30
a
week
pension
referendum,
one
of
the
most
contentious
questions
the
vo
ters
have
ever
been
asked
to
pass
upon,
Is
definitely
defeated.
Forty-
five
years
of
Republican
rule
In
California
ts
broken
with
the
elec
tion
of
Culbert
Olsen,
Democrat,
as
governor
'over
Governor
Frank
F.
Merrlam.
William
Glbbs
McAdoo,
who
was
eliminated
In
the
promar-les
by
Sheridan
Downey,
the
successful
Democratic
Senatorial
nom
inee,
yesterday
submitted
his
reslg-
HONOLULU,
Nov.
10:
Pan-1
nation
without
completing
his
term
aprfpfin
Alrwavs
report
a
iarp;e
floating
Iceberg
having
been
sight
ed
by
one
of
their
cupper
pianej
In
tropical
waters
close
to
nawa.
which
would
have
expired
early
next
year,
making
It
necessary
for
Governor
Marrlman
to
nominate
an
Interim
successor.
Senator
Homer
T.
Bone
and
five
Democratic
representatives
are
el
v
ected
in
Washington
with
a
slxtn
representative
doubtful.
Warren
G.
Magnuson
of
Seattle,
one
of
the
members
of
the
Alaska
International
highway
commission,
was
reelected.
Fnr
the
first
time
In
eighteen
years
Montana
sends
a
Republican
senator
to
Washington.
In
Minnesota,
the
Farmer-Labor
governor.
Elmer
Benson,
Is
defeated
by
his
Republican
opponent.
Maryland
replaces
Its
KepuDiican
.
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