John E, Fogarty, a political new- old Nashville newspaperman, run- 1.668, Roosevelt 87,190, Willkie 4,179 Villanova Club comer, unseated Republican Repre- Roosevelt Holds ning as an Independent Democrat, North Carolina—13; 2.7 to 1; 1,688 Roosevelt Duplicates sentative Sandager. Edge Republican Showing defeated the Democratic incumbent, of 1.918, Roosevelt 562,213. Willkie Will Dine W. son of the late 176.171. Tonight Joseph Byrns, Jr., The Very Rev. Edward V. Stan- House with 10 rural South Carolina—8; 7 to 1; 953 of Democrats Are Restored Speaker, pre- ford, O S A., president of Vil- In Stassen In South Is Better cincts from a total of 1,277, Roosevelt 81.867, Willkie 4,144 Four-State Sweep Minnesota; unreported lanova College, will be guest of To Control in Connecticut 206 The vote was: Priest, Virginia—11; 2.3 to 1; 1.652 of 23,337; honor at a dinner to be given by 1,716, NEW HAVEN, Conn., Nov. 6 [JP). Byrns, 19.981; Julian Campbell, In- Roosevelt, 232,727; Willkie, the Villanova Club of Washington in Mr. Priest cam- 107,211. In New And Win Than 1936 dependent, 3,443. at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the May- England —Connecticut gave its eight electoral Shipstead 2 to paigned on a platform of "Defense Tennessee—11; 1; 2.125 of flower Hotel. votes to President Roosevelt in a First,’' Mr. vote in 2.300, Roosevelt, assailing Byrns’ 323,710; Willkie, A number of leaders of the Cath- of Races Democratic election that won Democrats Lose Roosevelt the House for the Fish amendment 150 531. Complexion victory Only Registers olic clergy and laity, headed by to 60 Texas—23; 7 to 1; 224 counties of Offices Takes for the party seven congressional At Least 2-1 delay conscription days. the Most Rev. John M. McNamara, For Other House Seat When Ryan, Margin The shift from majorities returned 254, Roosevelt 504,433. Willkie, seats and returned it to control auxiliary Bishop of the Archdioceses In for Mr. Roosevelt in 1936 was par- 118.198. Mottled Character of the major State offices, including Each of 11 States of Baltimore and Washington, have Third-Term Foe, Fades ticularly noted in South Carolina Alabama—11; 6 to 1; 1,376 boxes the been invited to attend. governorship. and of 2.300, Roosevelt, 175,001; Willkie, »y the Associated Pres*. By the Associated Press. Mississippi, known as the most The Chief Executive beat Wendell By the Auociated Preu. 27,334. BOSTON, Nov. 6. — President The Solid South's 124 electoral “Democratic States" in the Jnion. L. Willkie by more than 56.000 votes Arkansas—9; 4.5 to 1; 807 of MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 8.—Presi- votes were counted for President South Carolina gave the President 2.169, Roosevelt to the letter on the basis duplicated of the unofficial count dent Roosevelt held the in an 20-to-l Roosevelt, 54,292; WiUkie, 12,105. Telegrams edge Roosevelt today by majorities of at approximate majority, (Continued From First in the final tabulation of returns completed today. It was Mr Roose- Florida—7; ? to 1; 1.120 of Pag*.)_ the race /or Minnesota’s 11 electoral least two to one in each of the U compared with some 70 to 1 fou- 1.428, velt, 417,958; Mr. Willkie, 361,927. Willkie. 10,639. today his 1936 sweep of four of the votes today, but down through the States, but the Republicans’ show- years ago. Mississippi's majority, Roosevelt, 295,190; terest. I heartily reciprocate all your More than 780,000 votes were cast, Georgia—12; 7 to 1; 1,410 of 1,720, wishes.” six New States, with Maine rest of the list the Republicans were ing was better than in 1936. which was 35 to 1 in 1936, dropped good England with 693,500 in 1936 and compared sweeping ahead except in one con- Unofficial returns from 12.102 of to about 20 to 1. Roosevelt, 256.633: Willkie, 99,952. Returning to his favorite role of and Vermont standing alone for 636.500 in 1938. 8 to 618 of gressional district. 18.206 precincts in 10 States and Likewise, in Texas, Mr. Roosevelt's Louisiana—10; 1; 1,712, “country squire” this morning. Mr. Wendell Willkie. Senator Maloney, who, with Pres- Roosevelt, Willkie. 23,852. Roosevelt brief- On returns from 1,796 of the 224 of 254 counties in Texas gave majority over Mr. Willkie was 160.720; presided and spoke Below the of the how- ident Roosevelt, ran well ahead of to 635 ol top ticket, 3.696 precincts in the State Mr. the Democratic candidate 2.621,610 slightly more than 5 to 1, compared Mississippi—9; 35 1; ly at corner store laying ceremonies of the his Democratic carried ever, the political complexion associates, Roosevelt had 381,245 votes to 352,- to 754.076 for Wendell L. Willkie. with 7 to 1 last election. 1.668. Roosevelt, 87,190: Willkie. 4,179. for a new post office in Hyde Park assumed a curi- the State by about 58,000 votes in North Carolina—13: 2.7 to 1: 1.688 industrial Northeast 786 for Wendell L. Willkie. These returns—growing slowly in Tennessee, home of the Tennessee Village. He plans to leave for Wash- ous and somewhat mottled charac- his for re-election Paul fight against the second a of of 1,916, Roosevelt, 562,213; Willkie, ington tonight, arriving about 8:30 L. Senator Shipstead Wins. day tabulations—indi- Valley Authority, gave majority ter. Cornell, Republican. 178.171. a m. tomorrow. Senator Shipstead, running as a cated clearly that Mr. Willkie would about 2x/i to 1 for Mr. Roosevelt, the In the south, Connecticut and The governorship went to Robert South Carolina—8: 7 to 1: 953 of Republican, was re-elected to his far outpoll Alfred M. Landon. who smallest of anywhere in the South. Informed at a carside press con- Rhode Island erased all Republi- A Hurley, 45-year-old State public ; 1,277, Roosevelt, 81.867; Willkie, 4,144. ference that the District is fourth term over Elmer Benson, received about 797,000 four years ago His majority in 1936 was about 2 to 1. plan- cans from the top offices in favor works commissioner, who wrested to Virginia—11; 2.3 to 1; 1,649 of an for* Farmer-Laborite, who once sat in Mr. Roosevelt’s 3.368.000. At this Campaigning by Democrats op- ning uproarious reception of solid Democratic slates. In the the office lrom the Republican in- 1,716, 231.739; Willkie, the Senate with stage it seemed likely that the total posed to the third term or New Deal Roosevelt, him, the President said he had been and Vermont were cumbent, Raymond E. Baldwin. Shipstead. north, Maine vote would the failed to 106,088. so advised but added that he expect- Senator Gov. Harold Stassen was leading approximate 4.165,'- policies strengthen the Republican from top to bottom. In Maloney polled an unof- 000 of Tennessee—11; 2 to 1; 2.073 of ed formal” and no his Farmer-Labor opponent, Hjal-! four years ago and if present normal Republican vote in several “nothing the middle States of Massachusetts ficial total of 417,082 votes against 2.300, Roosevelt, 303,206; Willkie, mar Petersen, 368,881 to 265,750, and ratios are maintained the winner's States. Mr. Roosevelt's majority in speeches. voters 358.243 for Mr. Cornell. and New Hampshire, however, beltwide majority would be about Florida was less than four 139,751. The unofficial count Mr. Hur- Republicans held the advantage in slightly shifted somewhat from their pro- gave 3.5 to 1 instead of more than 4 to 1. Texas—23; 7 to 1: 224 counties of 388.325 votes. Mr. voting for all other State offices. years ago. Roosevelt presidential stands in giv- ley Hurley, 375.436, Mr. Willkie's total already had 254. Roosevelt, 504.433; WiUkie, and In the congressional race the WATCH REPAIRING ing comparatively small majorities Mayor Jasper McLevy of Bridge- passed Mr. Landon's in Florida, the Unofficial Returns. 118.198. Socialist Democrats lost their only Repre- to two Republican Governors. port, nominee, polled 17,- Republican 1940 nominee having The “solid” States, their electoral 449. sentative when Elmer J. Ryan, one- 102,063 with 500 votes, the for Improves Some Figures. time law partner of Gov. Stassen, nearly precincts approximate majority No SPECIAL _ while Mr. Roosevelt in un- Daylight Saving So decisive was the presidential defeated missing, Mr. Landon polled 1936, and the ---1■23s. was by Joseph P. O'Hara, Nov. 6 (>*>).—Balti- that Mr. Roosevelt im- onyl 78.248. Similarly, in Tennessee official 1940 returns (voting units are BALTIMORE, balloting SANTA MONICA, CALIF.- Republican. Mr. Ryan opposed a Mok« Mr. Willkie had 150.531 with more unless otherwise moreans said "No,” yesterday by a Any proved on his figures of four years third term for the President. precincts indicated i: STAR BALLOTS—Movie stars Salonika than 150 vote of 94,720 to 82.664 to a Wotch ago in all States except Massachu- precincts out against Mr. Alabama—11; 6 to 1; 1,248 boxes proposal From First Melvin Maas Re-elected. time in the • Cleaned setts and Connecticut. and set workers side _(Continued Page.) Landon's total of 146.516. In Texas of 2,300, Roosevelt, 159,441; Willkie, to have daylight saving trudged Melvin Maas. • Reculatrd Republican Repre- 224 of 254 counties had Mr. city during the summer. • Adjusted The plurality Maine gave Mr. side to the Here is given 23,907. by polls. heights previously taken in sentative from the 4th district, was Willkie • Guaranteed Willkie was the slimest the "Down bayonet 118.516 while Mr. Landon Arkansas—9; 4.5 to 1: 982 of 2.169, ONE year. Norma Shearer emerging from ch arses. re-elected, and Republican incum- received 103.874 all told. East' area has handed to any Re- only Roosevelt, 76,254: Willkie. 18.171. All work done by factory trained bents six Wallace Loses at Home condi- a booth. as The Greek air force, aided bv in the other districts were Democratic nominees for Gov- 3 to 964 of i experts—regardless of publican Presidential nominee since voting Registered Florida—7; 1; 1,428, repair it British attacked Italian ahead. the DES MOINES, Iowa, Nov. 6 UP).— I tion. we can Charles Evans the a she wouldn't planes, troop ernor, Senate and House were Roosevelt, 263.090: Willkie, 102,063. Hughes captured Republican, State’s lone and supply positions in Albania, The Farmer-Labor swept into office in the 5th 7 to 1: 1.422 of Wendell L. Willkie carried the home State by 5.000 from President how voted. except Georgia—’.2; 1,726, say she while in Greece the civilian casualties Representative in Congress, Richard here of Wilson in the tight election of congressional district of Tennes- Roosevelt, 196,956; Willkie, 29.233. precinct Henry Wallace, —A. P. Wirephoto. from Italian air raids the first nine T. Buckler, was ahead of Colvin see, once Andrew Democratic vice nom- 1916. At one point, with more than represented by Louisiana—10: 8 to 1: 537 of 1,712, presidential of the war were Butler, two-third* of the State tabulated, days counted at Republican. Jackson. Roosevelt, 146,977; Willkie, 24.412. inee, by a vote of 897 to 394 over almost 1,000. Gov. Stassen’s showing was con- There, J. Percy Priest, 35 635 President Roosevelt. Mr. Willkie led Mr. Roosevelt by emor's chair and Repre- 40-year- Mississippi—9; to 1; of Repuijlican Greek planes were said to have siderably behind that of two years only 2,500. sentative the State's one Plumley, bombed airdromes at Koritza and ago. when he defeated Benson by Yesterday's voting shifted the off- was re-elected. Representative, Argyrocastro, Albania, 291,000 votes. All Republican in- year trend of 1938. when New Eng- destroying Italian cumbent* for State offices held con- land elected six Republican Gov- some planes which were on Maine Votes for Willkie the siderable leads. ernors. Two of them were techni- ground. The Greek blamed* cally in the "ex” class today, as communique By Slim 9,000 Margin Italian Governor William H. Vanderbilt planes for the bombing yes- seize the town and the trapped of lost to J. Howard McGrath by about PORTLAND. Me.. Nov. 6 UP).— terday the Yugoslav town of troops.) 37,000 votes in Rhode Island, and Bitolj, just across the frontier from Maine added to Wendell Willkie's Lines Declared Fast. Governor E. Baldwin the Greek-Albanian battle front. Holding Raymond five electorial vote total by today (At least two were killed The Greek i declared their lines Reductions dropped behind Robert A Hurley persons after the and five wounded in the were firm in Western Mace- Important in Connecticut by close to 13.000. | tightest top-of-the-ticket yesterday holding bombing of donia, where the Italians are driv- Senators Are Re-elected. contest in the "Down East” area Bitolj. Yugoslavia, near the upper flank of the ing at Phlorina, and in Epirus, along There were no casualties in the since Evans won the Charles Hughes Itallan-Greek battle front. Ital- the north bank of the Kalamas Senate ranks in New England. Sen- State from President Wilson in 1916. ians disclaimed responsibility for River, barring the Italian push to- ators Maloney, Democrat, of Con- On Furniture Now An unofficial tabulation of 626 the attack.) ward Ioannina. necticut; Gerry, Democrat, of Rhode pre- cincts of 629 Mr. Roosevelt. A of Home com- The Greeks credited a British Lifetime Island; Walsh. Democrat of Massa- out gave Ministry Security Mr. Willkie. 163,872. munique said 291 civilians had been fighting plane with shooting down chusetts, and Austin, Republican, of 154.747; killed and 690 since Italian one Italian and Vermont, all were re-elected with- Mr. Willkie's slim plurality in a injured plane yesterday planes first struck at Greece Oc- said they destroyed seven planes out great fuss, and in addition Gov. total of 318.000 votes, which sur- tober 28. grounded at Koritza and two which George D. Aiken of Vermont. Re- passed by 7.000 the previous high 46th ANNIVERSARY EVENT It declared civilians were machine- attacked Piraeus. publican. was chosen to fill the four ballot mark in the State, compared gunned as well as bombed year unexpired term of the late strikingly with Republican Gov.- yesterday in raids the of Senator Ernest Gibson. Elect Sumner Sewall's 70,000 major-1 on Island Corfu and on Ioannina Two of the best known Members ! ity in the early State election in Piraeus. Kastoria, and I other towns. of Congress, Representative Martin October. House Women and children were reported of Massachusetts, Minority Four years ago Mr Roosevelt ran among the casualties in Piraeus, the Leader and chairman of the Re- 42,000 votes behind Republican Alf —And Movie Projectors, port of Athens, where refugee settle- publican National Committee, and M. Landon. In 1932, the President Photo Cameras and ment homes were bombed. Casualties Supplies Representative McCormack of Mas- lost the State to Herbert Hoover by in the other cities were described as Credit! Trade Ins sachusetts, the House Majority 37.000. once since the Re- Only no were re-elected safe mar- few; the communique said mil- Leader, by publican party was founded has (FREE—OurlOIOCSUlolMwitll] damage was caused. Discount Tabl* f«r all Items. F"*« gins. Maine wandered from its itary j away The Greeks reported fierce fight- ) Instructions and all Information. \ standard—in 1912. when the Bull all the craggy frontier to Mr. ing along New Gives Moose split gave the State battlefront. Hampshire Wilson. Four Votes (Dispatches from Yugoslavia H IE E N N E IE Roosevelt said the Italians—30,000 troops Rhode Island Democrats and tanks—still held MANCHESTER, N. H„ Nov, 6 UP. supporting I.I I the city. These reports inter- In striking similarity to its action State Offices 943 PENN. AVE. Sweep preted the Greek shelling as pre- 'rur years ago. New Hampshire Phone REp. 2434 Open 8:15-6:15 p m. PROVIDENCE. R. Nov. 6 (/PI.— liminary to a possible attack to '■nded its four electoral votes again I.. Rhode Island Democrats the day to President Roosevelt, but— swept Nation’s smallest State hand- ■st as in 1936 and 1938—picked Re- today, elc- blicans for Governor and for the ing President Roosevelt four -anite State's two seats in the Na- toral votes, defeating Republican mal House. Gov. William H. Vanderbilt and two Unofficial returns from the State’s G. O. P Representatives and re- "'"4 precincts gave Roosevelt 125,625 electing a Democrtic Senator.. i 109.992 for WendeU Willkie. The In the final unofficial tally Mr. 'democratic standard bearer carried Roosevelt rcorded 181.881 votes to •’ie State by a scant 3,800 plurality 138.432 for Wendell Willkie—a plu- i 1936. while in 1932 the State lined rality of 43.449 as compared with rv» with Herbert Hoover by 2,949. his 40.221 margin over Alf Landon O. Senate President Robert Blood four years ago. of Concord ’Republican! captured not a single State-wide the in the last Losing governorship stages contest, the Democrats re-elected of the vote tally. But close on his Senator Peter G. Geary, voted that heels wfas Attorney F. Clyde Keefe J. Howard McGrath should replace of Dover, one-time minority leader Gov. Vanderbilt and then gave him in the New Hampshire House. A an all-Democratic State "cabinet” complete unofficial vote gave Mr. and a in the State House Blood 110.820 to 109,006 for Mr. majority of Keefe. Representatives. Neither of New Hampshire’s seats Scoring decisively, Mr. McGrath in the Senate—now held by Styles ran up 177.161 votes to Gov. Van- Bridges and Charles W. Tobey, both derbilt's 139,820. Republicans—was .at stake, but the Mr. Gerry, a veteran member of Granite State voters, on the basis of the Senate, defeated Lt. Gov. James unofficial returns, re-elected Repre- O. McManus, Republican, by 173,480 .‘-rntatives Jenks and both An Stearns, to Value! 140,960. Outstanding Republicans. Aime J. Forand defeated Repre- sentative Risk, to re- G. O. P. Wins in Republican, Vermont, gain the seat he lost in 1938, while ARTISTIC LIFETIME BEDROOM SUITE But Margin Is Narrowed MONTPELIER. Vt., Nov. 6 (>!P>.— Vermont held its traditional place in the Republican ranks today, but bv a narrower margin than In 1936. Greenhill In winning the State's three elec- toral ballots, Wendell Willkie out- scored President Roosevelt 78.335 to Institute 3 pieces 64.244, for a plurality of 14.091. Four The Only Institution In an years ago Alf Landon had edge Washington Devoted Ex- i of 18.899 votes over Mr. Roosevelt. elusively to the Treat- Sweeping all major offices, the Re- ment and Correction of * ^ This is a suite of \ 9 tastefully designed, quality-built publicans selected Gov. George D. 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