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Show LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI. UTAH Peace Organization Causes Near Riot New Dictator NATIONAL AFFAIRS Reviewed by CARTER FIELD a ..r j c r Negro, Italian and J etc-is- h r ;p . groups important in presidential election . . . Indications groic that Neic York state tvill decide eleC' tion in November. (Bell Syndicate " ' 17 - ) I .,4 This Soundphoto shows police and plainilolhesmen attempting to disorganization from the perse members of emergency peace mobilization senCapitol building, where they nearly started a riot. volunteer plan which timent has resulted in the house voting a y y trial of voluntary enlistments before the draft would permit a went into effect. The vote in favor of the amendment was 183 to 155. A? 60-da- 69-da- Reporter and Escaped German Prisoner - - 1 H ' i x- i il J v Sii-itilL- . t life 1 Soundphoto of Gen. Ion Antonescn, new premier of Rumania, who has assumed supreme power. Insert: Michael, 18, son of the abdicated King Carol, who has been proclaimed king of Rumania. ' f?-w- .. . IXS d Mary Wolf, 17, Petite, recent high school honor graduate, is shown pleads innocent to first degree murNewspaper reporter Norman Phillips of Toronto, Canada, by Phil- der in the fatal shooting of her German recaptured prisoner (right) with Rons Kempe (center), The re- brother, Frederick, nine, at Niagara in Canada. lips after he had escaped from an internment camp with the Falls, N. Y. Mary admitted firing a an dealing while assignment covering porter picked up Kempe Carson William Chief rifle bullet into her brothis Police At left escape of two other prisoners. er's head on a "sudden impulse" to of Huntsville, to whom Phillips handed over his prisoner. see what it would be like. Sound- - , - dark-haire- J photo. Fuehrer and His New Field Marshals Alien Registers ! Queti Elizabeth More Mia Htmrs Qoeen Elisabeth was not the di Tfnely tweet creature that the historians and poems of her time pre sented her. Her temper was as red hot as her hair. She eometimes drmnk t much and at the elightest provocation, showed by her actions ia aBger that 6he forgot she was a queen and a lady. She had the questionable habit of raving at her maids and on occasions struck, pinched and Licked them. Henry Ford recent! denied thai machinery created unemployment pointing out that while industry cut costs whenever posible by taking men oft jobs, which are better don by machine, it means an actual increase ia jobs. The Detroit man facturer disclosed that there ari many more man hours of work ia the Ford factory than at the time of the Model T. WMJ Service.) WASHINGTON. Three big factors of our population can swing the presidential election. These are the Negroes, the Italians and the Jews. For the most part, in the days before the New Deal, the Negroes were almost solidly Republican, the Jews were inclined to be independent, except that in presidential elections they for the most part believed the Republican tariff policy tended to make for better business, while the Italians were utterly divided, according to what the local conditions were. All this was "before Roosevelt." For reasons too obvious to need a diagram, all three groups for the most part drifted to the President. He had them almost solidly in 1936. Now there are whispers about all three of these important groups of voters. It is not the sort of thing that is easy to investigate. There are very few of any one of the three groups who pretend to be able to speak for their groups. It is not a question of organization. In fact, there is no assurance that the painstaking reporter, collecting thousands of interviews with individuals, would wind up with anything approaching a Gallup poll. Swing From Roosevelt. Yet the reports drift in that all inree groups are swinging away from Roosevelt, and there is very little logic given so far as two of them are concerned the Negroes and the Jews. The logic behind the Italian swing is said to be that the Americans of Italian birth or extraction are bitter against President Roosevelt because of that "stab in the back" reference he made regarding the attack on France by Italy after France was already obviously beaten by Germany. There is no convincing evidence that there is such a movement. The reports are mentioned because of their potential importance. If any two of these three groups should move bodily, Wendell Willkie would be elected hands down. It would look like a landslide. All three groups, it so happens, are very heavy in practically all the doubtful states. New York Important. More and more indications are that the Empire state will decide the presidential election. If President Roosevelt carries it, from present indications it will not make a great deal of difference what happens in most of the other states now regarded as doubtful. If Wendell Willkie carries New York, the extreme probability is that he will be Men talk more than women, ac cording to a University cf Minnesota professor. Not only that, he states bat men are more ready with uh swers snd usually speak up first! research further disclosed thai The In Phoenix, Ariz, a white-haire- d women enjoy giving advice better' Mexican woman whom census enu- than men. It was discovered, how merators reported was 117 or 118 ever, though men answer first, they years old refused to pose for photog. are more apt to be bluffing. J raphers saying she was "too old." A man vho gave his name as Saved Mehren convinced Chicago census director George W. Scfareech tie was 128 years old and that age was recorded on the official blank. To Him Who Waits Election Close. quite possible that the election will be close so close that, even with the swing element considered, the carrying of New York by a bare few hundred would be sufficient to give the winner the elecis tion. This estimate is based largely on Frank Higginson, "7, a Canadian from a number of other reports " United in States, the now living ?ni As the picture looks now L, .1,1 states. r f makes a close scrutiny of the alien always allowing for a complete upregistration blank before rilling out set due to some calculated move by new to h.s Chancellor AdoK Hitler presenting office. new c tancel ory the form at the Brooklyn post or by a political tide not their baton of authority, in the leader's workroom at the now here Roosevelt, th successful flunng in evidence Willkie should carwere fsGen Millions of aliens and living marshals yet in Berlin. The new field must be registered fingerprinted General Von ".tzleben all six of the New England states. push. Right to left: General Von Reichnau;R.tter Von Leeb and Genera within the next four months. The ry should carry New Jersey, PennHe General eral Von Kluge; General List; purpose is to test the attitude of sylvania, Delaware, Ohio, Indiana, Von Bock. The Fuehrer is somewhat behind "bed.u,f "iSSh and States erase aliens towards the I'nited Wisconsin and Michigan. of the embattled British isles, but has its democratic institutions. cities. on German West of the Mississippi he should raids their cease cities unless the English carry both Dakotas, Iowa, Minne sota (which is actually on both sides a of the river), Wyoming, Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado, Idaho and Oregon. Polls Favor Willkie. ';Roosevelt should carry all the border Solid South, all the states Maryland, West Virginia, Kentucky, Missouri, and Oklahoma. He should carry Arizona, New Mexico, California, Washington and Montana. Utah is highly doubtful, but it has only four electoral votes. This enumeration leaves out New If Willkie carYork and Illinois. ries the state in which it is indicated he has an edge, plus New York and Illinois, he will win. But all the word from Illinois is that Willkie has the edge there. The Gallup poll gives him 51 to 49 for The "Pathfinder" Roosevelt. poll figures a ratio of CI. 4 to 38.6. Cynics might point out that the Pathfinder poll was electing Alf M. Lan-do-n right, through the campaign of 1936, but the present editor of this Sir George Paish, British econois none other than Emil mist now here, accused by Senator magaiinewhose magic figures guided arc Hurjc., ..ymr WTieeler of boasting that he got ZxthW J These newcomers from England Farley's predictions in 1932 fronf Cardc City, America into the last war, and would Jim 1936. flock of things that they are thankful for, and for gettinff them safely to the get us into this one. GouId foundation. temporarily ai me jr& x'r And Thanks, God, for Safe Crossing LJ. iJ England, and they are stopping ' Assailed in Senate if Second Time PJ Four years ago some customers walked out of Mrs. Charles Will man's lunchroom in Belleville, HI. with fur silver spoons. She deplored the loss, because they were a wedding present. Recently a strange cr came in and handed her three of the spoons. He said he would mail the fourth from Oklahoma. When Joe Louis knocked out Max Schmeling in less than one com plete round, it was the second time; in his fight career that Schmeling suffered the same fate. Back 1928, an unknown fighter, one Gypsy, Daniels, finished the Teuton in tw seconds less than it took the Browa Bomber. ai -- Blame U. S. Women Healthier That money has ceased to comsi Acording te medical authorities ng women are healthier than men. 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