Show HERE'S HOW THEY VOTED J the 3rd straight year EARLY TIMES was chosen lanaaW A the FAVORITE STRAIGHT BOURBON in For tne Bourbon capital of the World B!8P''' 3?"$Bna EARLY TIMES lly Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whisky This Whisky Is 4 Years Old— 86 Proof From California Hand-Pamte- Franklin D Roosevelt Jr was to the house of representatives by his New York district yesterday bat his brother James Roosevelt was defeated by Republican Governor Earl Warren of California re-elec- ted CO LOUISVILLE 1 KY rado followed the national Republican trend today by electing a G O P governor a Republican senator and giving the Republicans at least two congressional seats Texas-bor-n cattleman Dan Thornton a political newcomer ousted incumbent Democratic Gov Walter W Johnson Democratic Congressman John A Carroll conceded the senatorial race to incumbent Republican Eugene D Millikin The voters picked Democrat Byron G Rogers In the First district Democrat Wayne Aspinall in the Fourth district and Republican William S Hill in the Second district Aspinall and Hill were incumbents Ih the Third district Republican J Edgar Chenoweth led John Marsalls by a scant 259 votes terday's election and were leading in all five of the races stall in doubt The Democrats won 10 of the contests Maine elected a G O P governor in September G O P victories in all the undecided races would put Republican governors in 26 state capitals The lineup now is 29 Democrats and 19 Republicans Republicans overturned Democratic incumbents in Connecticut Maryland and Nevada The two Republican national standard bearers in 1948 —Governor Thomas E Dewey of New York and Gov Earl Warren of California—led the sweep of G O P gubernatorial candidates One Democratic presidential possibility — Gov Chester Bowles of Connecticut— was beaten in a close race by Rep John Lodge grandson of Henry Cabot Lodge and a brother of Sen Henry Lodge Another Democrat who has been mentioned for national office Gov G Mennen Williams of Michigan was trailing former Gov Harry F Kelly Republican In Maryland Democratic Gov William Preston Lane Jr was upset In his bid for a second term He lost to Republican Theodore R McKeldm former mayor of Baltimore Gov Frank Lausche Ohio Democrat breasted the G O P tide to win a third term He remained to the end however in his party's fight to unseat Sen Taft and thus is not in high favor with national Democratic officials e secJames F Byrnes retary of state and supreme court justice and holder of many key wartime posts came out of political retirement to win the governorship of South Carolina He has been at odds with President Truman however -- CHEYENNE Nov 8 (AP)—Republicans apparently retained the governorship of Wyoming and the state's only seat in the U' S house of representatives in yesterday's election Congressman Frank Barrett the Republican candidate for governor held a lead of 7457 over Democrat John M Mclntyre of Casper With 534 of 666 precincts tabulated the count was Barrett 36444 Mclntyre 28987 In the congressional race Democrat John B Clark of Cheyenne trailed Republican William Henry Harrison 29802 to 33078 in 534 precincts Voting in the larger towns was reported heavy but returns showed WASHINGTON Nov 8 (AP)— scant interest in other sections of the state The total vote was ex- Republican Harold E Stassen topected to fall far below the pre- day interpreted the Democrat losses in the senate as a "vote of dicted 100000 to 115000 confidence" for Secretary of State Acheson "I would assume that he would resign in view of the election results" Stassen told reporters Asked if he had any names to for secretary of state Stassuggest WASHINGTON Nov It rAP sen said: "I don't think it is inThe national production authority cumbent on us to suggest names today issued an order aimed at in- But the president should consult suring supplies of steel products with Republicans on whom he tor smau ousmess nrms should appoint" (R-Ohi- o) one-tim- Stassen Wants Acheson Fired Small Firms Get Steel Assurance d Franciscan Ware Brings the Magic Of Color and Quality to Your Table FRflnciscan It poys to change to G3HRG STANDARD-EXAMINE- S ' NOVEMBER 8 1950 Roosevelt Defeated by Warren In Smashing California Vote to be WSJting control of a majority of the nation's statehouses from the They already had won 18 of the 33 governorships at stake in yes tooth-and-na- OGOfN (UTAH) WEDNESDAY EVENING By the Associated Press Republicans today appeared Republicans Win Colorado Follows Clean Sweep Trend of GOP In Wyoming Vote DENVER Nov 8 CUP) —Colo- TBfai' EARLY TIMES DISTILLERY HELENA Monl Nov CUP)— Montanans their two representatives voted a $22000000 soldiers' bonus rejected slot machines and today appeared to be setting up again Republican state senate The draft of the senate was fairly conclusive The burning question was: Would Republicans also ride into the state house on the national G O P tide The Democrats captured the house from the Republicans in 1948 il and were sighting today to retain control of that chamber 0 Here's what an estimated Montanans also decided: Reps Mike Mansfield (D) and Wesley A D'Ewart (R) will again represent the state in congress Republican John E Henry is the newn state treasurer and Albert Angst-maand Harry Freebourn both as asincumbents were sociate justices of the supreme court The only state office still undecided is the railroad commissioner post Republican Leonard Young Harlowton was giving incumbent Horace Casey the race of his long political career ed fiferS s' Republicans Are Winning Statehouses 190-00- In Kentucky where the best of Bourbons come from the favor-le- e woo again For the 3rd consecutive vear the whisky-wis- e citizens of Kentucky overwhelmingly elected Early Times the most popular of aU straight Bourbons Celebrate the election with the winner tonight! "f THE ed re-elec- - fls' Re-elect- t IN KENTUCKY! sonar Montanans OK $22 Million Soldier Bonus t SAN FRANCISCO Nov (AP)a smasning voie over Democrat James Roosevelt assured Republi- a can Earl Warren a third term as California's governor today— and a crack maybe at bigger things in 1952 Latest returns from 12796 of the 18408 precincts showed: Warren 1238223 Roosevelt 682700 Returns from yesterday's heavy balloting pointed strongly to elecg tion of young Rep Richard M Nixon (R) to the senate He interpreted the vote as a mandate to continue his fight against President Truman's foreign fast-risin- policy Refuses to Concede His opponent Rep Helen Gahag-a- n Douglas (D) refused to concede The former actress a lOO per cent new dealer was warmly endorsed by President Truman for her support of his program Returns from 12729 of 18408 precincts gave: Douglas 74635 Nixon 1077051 Republicans seemed assured of Earl Warren eaasJfct will at greater things in get 1952 The governor In returns carried all 58incomplete counties He is the first ever given a third term Only one other the late Hiram W Johnson alsd a Republican was elected to a second term 1 retaining their margin in if not increasing it They had elected seven congressmen and Demled in six other districts ocrats- elected six and led in four other races Breaking Into Trend Breaking into the G O P trend Democrat Edmund G (Pat) Brown of San Francisco was the apparent choice for state attorney general over Republican Edward S Shat-tuc- k of Pasadena A ballot measure to legalize gambling was snowed under by a 3 to 1 margin Warren's return to another four years in office waa never in doubt Roosevelt eldest son of the late WASHINGTON Nov 8 (AP)— President Franklin D Roosevelt failed to challenge the popular Huge spending to bolster Americhief executive even in Demo- ca's military might and perhaps cratic Los Angeles county record high taxes to help pay for it shaped up today as the top issues in the new congress meeting in January Foreign policy will figure importantly in the debate loo And the communists in government dispute may be revived with new vigor Closely tied to those key issues WASHINGTON Nov 8 (AP) — are a number of others in the genPrecautions for President Tru- eral defense picture which are man's safety were tightened fur- likely to keep on the shelf inther yesterday definitely most of President TruBarricades were placed across man's domestic "fair deal" prok both ends of a stretch gram The emphasis all alone the line of West Executive avenue which runs between the White House wnen tne BZnd congress takes over and the old state department is likely to be on strengthening this country against communist aggresbuilding Pedestrians as well as motor traf sion nc are forbidden to enter the Government spending during the block White wooden guard houses year starting next July 1 probably were established at each end will run well over 850000000000 There has been some talk the new manned by uniformed officers budget may total as much as with by far the biggest share earmarked for defense Mere Taxes In contrast federal spending this year may add ud to about S42500- ouoooo Appropriation but may not be fully Taxes already have $4700000000 to help meet the added defense costs In the mill is an excess profits tax bill expected to provide another $4000000000 to 90000 000000 from business A "lame duck" session of the ex piring 81st congress scheduled later this month may act on that measure If it doesn't the bin will hsve a top priority in the new congress Besides deciding how many billions of dollars to provide for the U S military machine the 82nd congress faces a decision on how much economic and arms aid to furnish to nations abroad Also ahead in the broad national defense field are decisions on: 1 Whether to set up universal military training of American youths 2 end Continuing possibly broadening tne draft law It ex- 12-1- congress New Congress Faces Huge Arms Spending 's Guard Again Tightened one-bloc- I Kitchen raft Flour fHE EIGHT PIECE SET THIS WEEK Special Price Only 2 Days More! 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