Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1944 — Page 7

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ing her in are William A. Davis (left) and Orval Peats. Her first vote . . . Miss Maxine Huxford, 21 years old, cast her Repdhiican, or bocaise of their ballot in the 16th ward, 12th precinct, Her registration Is checked by [8T¢8 personal popularity. ! eo Jo * . Mrs, Helen Pergande (seated). See George Re-election 31 States Deciding Major PREDICT CLOSE Ten of these are Democrats— Voters Today Name Senate [wen yur » oom, aa. Our children’ Political Part Stren th y John H. Querton, La.; Lister Hill, urchildren’s y g Th M Pl f p Ala.; Carl Hayden, Anz; Claude t . NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (U. Re ‘early today, were the re- * =" at ust an 1or reace Peiier Ta) Mild E. Vang, exper knows . | sults of elections in Indiana, Wash- ’ ; . | .» an a cCarran, Nev.; J. Juiaty 1n 31 stales daday re Se | ington and Tennessee. Both Parties Claim They’ll| NEW YORK, Nov. T (U, P).—|could come pretty close to determin- | william Fulbright, Ark.; Clyde R. how to catch ‘ciding major political party strength Republicans, with holdover gov- Sa Voting Americans today are deter-|ing the kind of treaties which the| Hoey, N. C. and Olin D. Johnston. ins in state governments which have|gmorg in New York: New Jersey, Have Majority in the mining the complexion of the senate nation would make with other| Seven are Republicans—Senators your child 8 been edging toward Republicanism |psaine (elected in September), Penn- : powers. : Eugene D, Millikin, Colo.; Clyde M. . in recent elections. sylvania, Kentucky, California and New House. which will be called upon to ratify| qne senate race is being watched | Reed, Kan.; Charles W. Tobey, 'N. Before the Bush Save as t fetchi Last-ditch battles, which may de- Oregon, were virtdally certain of the peace treaty marking the end|intently today because it was that|Hs4 Chan Gurney, S. D.; George D. Much as 3 on Your Christmas mos ng termine the G. O. P.'s state prowess| yisiories in Delaware, Illinois, Jowa,| NEW YORK, Nov. 7 (U. P.)~To- [of world war II and to decide the| body which, 24 years ago and under | Alken, Vt, and Alexander Wiley, Gift Plojures tay i» the ext wo Jouts, Rew Yoder Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Mon- | day's election “determines which extent of American participation in Silas Sircumstatcst, Soiied the yi, and Leverett Saltonstall, expr essions... North Dakota, Idaho, Colorado and Sana, Dakota, Vermont 4nd Wi major party will organize the house a post-war intermational co-opera- ly ‘ = I . st oo senatorial. Fusts. am Multifote Studio Utah. consin. . of Iepisialives Wh) ssjame > tive prganization. While 35 seats are being fought|doubtful including Connecticut, Downstairs . Less doubtful, but by no means Pp i pr legislati durin ap Thirty-five senate seats are ati for at the polls, 36 senators are| California, -Illinois, Indiana, - New i ke! St » 3 Democrats Sure of Nine propa oe n-uring ®| stake in today’s balloting. While| peing elected. Indiana is ‘electing|York, North Dakota, ~Kentucky, o€ 4 ore FOR (fruilry 11's Ta VEL S If, as Republicans Were predict-| whether th y is Sitanad {the Republicans themselves did not| one senator to serve only until next Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, | GLORIOUS ether the war 1s cleaned up On |oypect to win control of the upper| Jan. 3 in the seat vacated by the!Utah and Idaho. . *~ DIAMOND RINGS ing, Washington stayed in the both sides of the world in that time, house, they are confident that they $44.95 * EASY G. O. P. camp, their total would |Or Whether the next, election will are picking up five or six new memLr TERMS! || be at least 21. find the Pacific war still to be Won, |, .0"t add to their present 37. ~NHTETE Th part the new house is certain to face| ys 40 go—and indications as the IAA 3 A RIVAL e Democratic y Was sure great and difficult decisions in those, 1is ovetied were tit they Would CELE of nine states—Arizona, Arkansas,| fields of legislation which it only po ; ; ; the Republicans will have at least 42 = Florida, Missouri, New Mexico,|can initiate—taxation and ap- senators, seven short of a majority ATFIRST Notrh Carolina, Rhode Island, |propriations. However with the help of anti-New 3 OFA Texas and West Virginia—to add| ‘Republicans claim that when the pon ®rel Bo 8 EE Oo. P to its holdover strength in 10 votes are counted they. will have won : —— : states: Alabama, Georgia, Louisi- (a majority of house seats. They ZY - ana, Maryland, Mississippi, Nevada, have contended all along that this Becoms Shenes to succeed Sam i , USE | South Carolina, Virginia, Wyoming |year they had their best chance Whar bis years ‘as Republican and Oklahoma. since the Hoover administration of 1 ip has ad but Puy i eid Preparations as directed’ | Massachusetts and Connecticut |capturing house control. Democrats Jeades, May wk 3 EE Fev were the only doubtful states in dispute this claim. Ee pe : I east ect y tes the 1940 presidential campaign, durJ Y the East, while other heated battles Neither Has Majority ing which he served as Republican ou May Always Be Vers Ymited primarily © we west Neither big party now has a|nétlonal chairman, Martin quickly ' * * | majority in the house. To achieve scotched reports that he might be ————————— Conshi ated UNLESS Massachusetts Race a bare majority, one of them must |avaibale as presidential candidate in In the Bay state, where Boston's | Wi 8t least 218 of the 435 seats,[1944. He told newspapermen that . ou correct faulty living habits. In | Democratic mayor, Maurice J,|The Present line-up is 214 Demo- (he'd rather be speaker than Presithorouon 2 2p thurs yentis Tobin, was neck-and-neck with |CFats, 212 Republicans and four dent. Br. dards hive Tablets, ad L$, Governor Horacé T. Cahil, ob= ulueeity party members, with five ve Poste Chatemes ” Tablets y wonder, servers weighed = Cahill’s - . : [f the present ranking Republican \ 04 only 4 pep pup liver bile flow but. | ; 10 bac of the iS Suances The pre-polling indications were members are re-elected and the| J (8oodness ni ay ne derives as & party mate of the that many of the congressional ra%es| party. wins. a house majority, new ' ff Suestores. w abe thraetions. ‘popular: governor, Leverett Salton- re oxy 5 Seitates Shales of, 10 Jnire important Lo » tall, ‘who ~ | committees wou . R. EDWARDS 25155 ny s, Sun a ion) hier share of national] ays and Means=Harold Knut- - . Governor Raymond E. Baldwin, ee Hamilton Fish Jr. (R. N. y,) [500s Minn. succeeding Robert L, one of 12. Republicans seeking re-|,, x;custus W. Bennet, nominee of | Coughton (D. N. C.). 2 ? - election, was vigorously fighting in|, Democratic, American Labor,| Appropriations—Jolin Taber, N. x . Cdnnecticut against former Demo- Good Government, and Liberal par-|Y. succeeding Clarence Cannon (D. p cratic Governor Robert A. Hurley,|yie; Tne issue: Fish's pre-Pear] | MO0.). Vo WE apy 3s dn Presi” | Harbor isolationisni. Foreign Affairs—Charles A. Eaton; , 2) LEARN Bod Vis Beater bo Bile Ia Rep. Stephen A. Day (R, Ill. vs.|N. ‘J, succeeding Sol Bloom (D, 3 a TECHNIQUE OF as yan y 4 ih n 1942. pnily Taft Douglas (D.), Day is|N. Y.). E: e+ : © cose CAle-|being supported by the Chicago| Military Affairs—Walter G. Ane 4 ® BEA gory, the Ohio gubernatorial elec- Suttary ¥ 4 = ~_ Ntion attracted attention. It pitted iba Tong the issue ls the same drews, N. Y., succeeding Andrew J. | ! > CULTURE Sieveland’s Democratic mayor, 50'S ase. May (D. Ky). 3 . v a ak J, Lausche—who was ex- Mrs. Luce In Race . | Naval Affairs—Melvin J. Maas, i IN ONE MONTH YOU CAN DO j§ pected to win—against another mu-| Rep. Clare Boothe Luce (R. Conn.) | Minn, succeeding Carl Vinson (DJ 4 é PERMANENT WAVES nicipal chief, Republican James G.|ys, Margaret E. Connors (D) and|%®): 8 COLD WAVES e MANICURES J! Stewart of Cincinnati. Lausche, who Stanley W. Mayhew, Socialist. Miss Rules—Hamilton Fish Jr, N. Y., i, FINGER WAVES eo MAKE-UP jl bucked the Democratic organization|connors has campaigned on a|Succeeding Adolph J. Sabath (D, 3 In 5 months you are awarded a diploma §!in his mayoral fight and who was promjse to co-operate with Presi-| Ill). gy opposed by the American Federation dent Roosevelt's programs if the nking and > | i‘ OWN A SHOP OR EARN |]/of Labor, was a 9-5 favorite in bet-| ptt. win. Prof Y | whiny Sud Curvouer—Jesss. B. 3 e $58 why $15 | ting circles. House Republican Leader Joseph |Spence (D. Ky). 4 SHOP OWNERS Colorado and Idaho W. Martin Jr, Mass, vs. Edmond — 3 Gubsiiak P. Talbot (D.). The Democrats have 3 EARN $125 to $250 WEEKLY ubernatorial contests in Colo-|pgen claiming that the veteran Mar- : ww IFENDING oN 312g Or SHOP rado and Idaho, both Republican, tin “has a race on his hands.” : TNT Sar the Tae nee ang ne ares Dakota and Utah,| Rep, Andrew J. May (D, Ky.) vs. 3 ; ¢ ratic, were expected t0|gimer E. Tabbard (R.). Republicans 1 Several months longer for night school §| be decided by the vote far the presi-| think Tabbard may win ] DAY OR NIGHT SCHOOL—HOLD dential Sandiaales, fue. Rep. Usher L, Brudick (R. N. D) 3 YOUR PRESENT JOB WHILE ngton le, which ap-|vs, Charles R. Robertson (R) and YOU LEARN THIS PROFESSION |jipeared to lean to the incumbent,|y 1, Kennedy (D) Burdick sought D ar Arthur B, Langlie, was|the Republican nomination for . § J LIMITE OFFER Har by the stiff opposition of|senatop against Senator Gerald P. | ONLY— $ 00 mocratic Senator Mon C. Wall-| Nye and lost. He is seeking reig ul election to the house as an in. . Lo ’ Easy Terms ue Cy n-adidtion to Baldwin and Lang- dependent Republican. lie, 10 Republicans were seeking d i TYDIANAS ui re-election: John O. Vivian of Col- GOP Claims California 1 ° age r v ] Phone far oats Ttaudlion ing Walter W. Bacon of Dela-| Hal Styles (D. Cal) vs. Gordon L. p Ww Ask for Your Free Catalogue wire, Dwight H. Green of Illinois, McDonough (R.). Styles defeated 4 3 ¢ Open Every Night Till 10 F. M. Andrew P. Schoeppel of Kansas, Rep. John lio for the oO k ATTENTION Harry PP. Kelly of Michigan, Edward | cratic nomination. In the campaign ; : EX: ‘SERVICE MEN J. Thye of Minnesota, Sam C. Ford the charge of membership in the ny lencrebly Sib atged relate Montana, Dwight Griswold of Ku Klux Klan was raised against ans are learning to be hair dressers ebragka, M. Q. Sharpe of South Styles, and Republicans assert Mc- " : and stylists. Come In or phone 4nd Dakota and Walter 8, Goodland of | Donough is in. 0 w thie "profisble profession at ne cost | || WiScOTISIn. If the Republicans recapture the j JU ARN 375 TO $125 Democratic repeaters—all deemed| house control which they lost after WENT DEENDING OF ABILITY safe—were | Sidney P.- Osborn of |the 1030 election, and if Martin sur- . iv Arizona, J. J. Dempsey of New Mex-| vives the race with Talbot, he will i j ROOSEVELT BLDG ico, J. Howard McGrath. of Rhode i 4H " 5 Island, Coke R. Stevenson of Texas i «Fourth Floor , / “ a and Herbert B. Maw of Utah, ONCE in a while you may hear the Long i Fourteen states had third il dl . o " Sony he candidates, none of whom were Distance operator say—""Please limit your Jonstateen serious contenders. Mich- . W an had Prohibitionist, Socialist, ¥ s ”» h li nutes, ns the lines to Socialist-Labor and America First call to 5 mi tes It mea a candidates. © , war-busy centers are crowded. . 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{War Job to Polls . . .

It was a long cold wait for those who went to the polls at 1903 W. Morris st. The voting machine

broke down. This picture was taken at 4 a.m, Many of the volers had been in line sihce 5:45 a. m.

Transcontinental & Western airlines AIRLINE CRASH {plane Saturday night near Hanford, N | Cal. Among the army men were 2d Lt, (U.,L. A. Turpin, mother, Mrs. Helen officials today announced G. Turpin, 608 8, Seminary, Prince t tu fm a{ieh; 1nd ee names 0 ree officers an M. Sgt. Richard T. Wales, mother, ex- | three enlisted men who were among | | Mrs. Hazel Wales, 600 W. King st,

| | resignation of Senator Samuel W. TWO "HOOSIERS DIE

Jackson (D.) to run for governor. That state is electing a second senator to take office then for the full term in the 79th congress. SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7 The senate now has 58 Demo- IP.) —Army crats, 37 Republicans, and 1 Prog-| ressive, Seventeen -candidales Are

“Mrs. Florence Waller checks her registration before being the first to enter the polling place of the 16th "ward, fourth precinct. Off her war job at 4 a. m., she had waited two hours for the polls to open. Check-

pected to be elected with little opposition because they are from | * states traditionally Democratic or

24 persons killed in the crash of a! | Pranklin, Ind.