Show FRANCE HOLDS OREGON lEAD Has as Margin Over Hoover ii in Presidential Primary Roosevelt Supported B By ni Associated ocla Tress Press PORTLAND Ore May 21 Joseph 21 Joseph JosephL L FIa France cc of or Maryland held a big lead i over President Hoover today as addi ional returns from yesterdays yesterday's presidential presidential dentini primary were compiled France had polled votes in 11 precincts out of ot 1783 in the state President Hoover whose name didot did die riot not ot appear on the ballot was sup supported supported ported by voters who wrote in his name at the polls The Thc winner o ohe of the he Republican primary will vill get Oregon's Oregon's Oregon's Ore Ore- gons gon's thirteen votes at the national convention in Chicago The president had itly lly lost an opportunity to cinch inch the nomination at present The Oregon votes would have brought his pledged total to a majority of or the convention votes voles Franklin D. D Roosevelt likewise increased increased in in- creased his total over William WilHam H H. Murray Muray Murray Mur Mur- ray ay of or Oklahoma for the ten Democratic Democratic Demo- Demo cratic votes voles in the national conven ion Hon With precincts counted Roosevelt had 1779 1 votes and Muray Murray Murray Mur Mur- ray ay had Alfred E. E Smith had 34 write Senator Frederick Republican was far in the lead cad for n polling votes in precincts while his nearest nearest nearest near near- est competitor former Senator Rob Rob- cr cr r N. N had A close battle atlle found the veteran Congressman Congress Congress- man Willis C. C Hawley slightly ahead in n his race for on the 1 Republican ticket Results from or of f the precincts in the First district dis- dis gave the congressman and nd James W. W Mott Molt state stale corporation commissioner votes NASHVILLE Tenn May 21 11 1 P The he presidential candidacy of oC Governor Gov Gov- Franklin D. D Roosevelt will be bolstered in the Democratic national co convention by Tenn Tennessee's ees ee's full four y-four votes Meeting in state convention yesterday yes- yes Tennessee Democrats heartily hearty heart heart- ily y indorsed the New York gov governor and nd instructed their national dele dele- gates ales to throw their support to him himas hims as s a unit Both of the states state's senators K D D. McKellar and Cordell Hull HuH were seeded se sc se- se eded as delegates to the Chicago convention from the state stale at large |