Show news review of current events the world over grest great democratic landslide that carried roosevelt and garner to victory gossip about the next presidents cabinet by EDWARD W PICKARD IDING triumphantly upon the crest R RIDING of a tremendous wave of discon tent franklin delano roosevelt Koo sevelt was elected president of the united state 1 the thirty second man to win to that lofty eminence herbert 11 hoover went town down to cataclysmic defeat be cause of conditions and circumstances ances be 1 yond his control anil and not dot or of his Is makin making the severe sovereign people of the notion nation wanted a change it 11 new deal dea ill that at might eon con franklin Frankl ln D celva bly bring about roosevelt an improvement in business and indus try and provide jobs for the millions of unemployed so they went to the polls and got the change the defeat of the republican nn na dional ticket was the greatest sus tallied bained hv bv a major party in more than it a cf cuti governor roosevelt car arted forty two states and has haa a vote of in the electoral college pres ires ident hoover won in only maine con delaware N new ew hampshire vermont and Penn pennsylvania sylvani a ilia his electoral college vote rote is lifty fifty nine the democratic candidate was 2 20 3 soles otes in excess of tile the agi necessary to a choice moreover when the victor takes office next march he will have backing him a congress controlled by tile democrats for they won majority in the senate and increased the ma bority they ah alicade dy had in the house of represents representatives t ives among the nota ble republican senators who were overwhelmed by the deluge were tere ill ram bingham Bing hain of connecticut need smoot of utah james R F entson of indiana otis F glenn of illinois and george 11 II moses hoses of new hampshire Brook brookhart bart of iowa owa blaine of wiscon on bin and of california had been eliminated to in the primaries though new york with its 47 elec toral votes had been considered the crucial battleground roosevelt as it turned out did not need it to win however he carried his home state by about plurality because of the lie immense plurality of about given him by greater new york city liuch gov 11 11 Ieh Leli iian tann led the na dional and state tickets winning the governorship over oer wild rill bill don van ran by nearly a million votes senator robert F wagner easily won re election among the well knolan new york congressmen derea defeated ted were flo fio rello la guardia and ruth saker pratt Al alrais RATS of illinois with the D DEMOCRATS ald aid of thousands of republicans not dot only cave n revelt ond and larner a plurality but eluted entire state ticket at its head was jud judge e henry horner of achl cago who swamped swamp pil len small in the raap for the governorship this was nt not ing for smalls nalls Sr ree rec ord as state slate treasurer and governor was pe culi arly open t to 0 nt at tark tak while ile the only argument agliam flor ncr der was that thai his elec elac john joan N tion 11 0 n would add garner strength to the powerful hia chint built up by MN or an ton cerimeli Ce of Ch chicago leago congressman william it II Diele ilch was suell in displacing senator otis oils F glenn in wisconsin tile la follette ing defeated in the primaries tilrow its strength streng lh ib to the democrats and the conservative republicans led by will wal ter nobler Koli lr for governor were defeated defeat ed A G sell man of madison was elected find and F kyan htyan aluff defea defeated fed aming baltor chappin Chii ili for the senator Sc will sons opponent it in was frederick rn dirlik vari flit nuys rod and paul V mynurl was chosen governor of 4 the Ho haisler isler suite state luetory field who whipped scirrior in the iowa arl went town down in tile ilir tie ie lade bacle and louis murphy wel we 1 dinn demo erit er it wis was deleted senator B bookhart rook hart who ran as tin an independent received ved a pitifully sirl vote governor roosevelt H received tile eon of president flo hoover and ills promise to dedi dedicate cale 1111 self to every flos sIble liello fill effort ly by wire front maln alto allo lip lie cal lilly heard the of ills hla chose canse as in the then went to Allin alliev rov to like up tile ilie fast enli of adjusting the new byrk xante burtnet burt Ket A krona of 0 leading Itri iii craig in tile the senate and lugii e as n s 11 las as tits his victory was ia n aral cl him urging abat he ste ate us as its po iloie lile hla his arm ral for the and asking thit lie he tell ell flit collit country try whether or not nol lie o to call Is or congress affer ills ids aiming iming brull in to tc deal with will the farist it was in that thai mr air it tave might filis ais lille at i tice lice the he li of ills pirty party and direct its flags a in ill the fin lynll 0 session Bias liili or the seventy 81 id congress cony ress diering the winter NI miro aie tin tile oien tire kv FA beavo really not partI partisan sari it would be gratifying to the people to see the lent dent elect and lila ilia party co sincerely with the administration of president hoover to in seeking their solution with the election pride ended so decisively tills this delightful dream might be realized R ROOSEVELT at least proposes M MR to try to get his program ram for na chinal recovery storied started during the coming short session of congress ile he let it be known that he would invite the leaders of the present senate find and house to a conference at his big winter home at warm springs ga where lie he will spend two beeks at thanksgiving time and will plan with them what can lie be done without waiting for tits his ina inauguration ingia ration farm relief especially will be till discussed mr air roosevelt has hag plans to aid agriculture by a do bestic tariff to be levied on certain basic crops such as wheat corn and cotton which would be intended to give the farmers a better price I 1 for or their products and strengthen their buying power it is likely too that a measure to legalize beer will be put abro through algi I 1 it the I 1 e lame duck session of congress if the plans of the wets work out though the drys will light fight it as long as they can and they are still in tile the major ity fly in both houses many of the states on election day voted to repeal their dry laws and the next nest congress will be controlled by wets REAT interest Is now evinced in G the makeup of Roosevel ts cabinet before the election he an bounced that he had made no rom corn looft ments and to date lie ae has made known none or of his big selections political gossip was that al smiths reconciliation with noose vel valt I 1 was based on virtual assurance that the latter would not consider any of the independent republic ins for cal cabinet linet post eions and this was alfred E taken into smith thin niso also by other oilier conservative serva tive democratic leaders who feared nothing ese else would so alarm business as the selection of radicals for positions or of lin importance nee it was not thou thought glit likely that mr air smith would himself accept a place 11 in tile cabinet lot possibly he might he be appointed chairman of a commis sion to reorganize lite federal govern ment mention its as V ible cabinet members were john IV D arts or N newton aton D pinker for of state mel vin vin A traylor or owen D young for secretary of the treasury sury nation al chairman jarnes james parley for postmaster na n aler general gio lo vornor nit hie senators senn glass class wilh of montana Moll tana anil no rift ll li arrison former gov ov harry ll 11 hard of virginia and Berrit I 1 ird baruch Caru cli E outstanding result of the election OE 0 was the immediate launching if f a general movement jewil aiming the ihu for eign debtors or of tile the united states to obtain revision or cancellation of their debts they iliev seemed to think the change of administration would give them as well as the people of the united states a new deal it I 1 t was suld aubba mador sir ronald 1 lindsay I 1 informed tile lie state department great P britain Prita ln could not continue its war debt payments without seriously dis locating her financial structure and washington received dispatches from several otylior nations saying they would have to default der atilt on the payments due in november and decent ber under the war debt funding agreen agreements tents tile treasury can allow postponement or of payment on principal for two years bill only congress can fir arrange range for postponement of interest payments EltI MANy also hall had an election and GIs GIK Is struggling with tile the tangled condition resulting it was wai held to hoose chioe ni embers or of me ine retch stag for the firth fifth time in 1112 1912 and haq as Ind edilie got as those preceding it no po to tie al party won a ar N majority in the assem lily illy hill chancellor von capen ne ja less declared ills gov goi would now nm e dl lower louer tin till F result ol of J file ele aln in voters cast I ranz von lh ir I jilb ts wits wn hip flip loss blis tallied by flers nazis irbey have haie ha ie only loi dop il giitl titles in the new instead of of their aln lr 2 in the last chamber on the hand hie file nude made big gains ilni electing lot 1 members the alliet la Il iii liet Mii ninni tan can count on only almut GO do votes in the assembly mid ill the filli fillingin was ivia in iler her tin that thai president von ibave to affet a what w would retire the chancellor chaibi ellor to private ife CUBA UBA suffered the greatest disaster in the history of the island a tropical hurricane struck its southern shares sli ores the entire province of 0 Cain Ca maguey was devastated tile town tow of santa cruz del sur was ut terly wiped out and other places in eluding the city of Ca maguey were partly wrecked the num number berof 0 dead la Is uncertain at this writing but the mayor of Ca maguey said his information was that it would reach at least 1500 1600 the first official figures at havana were considerably less thousands of persons were injured and the property losses were immense at santa cruz del sur a wall of water described as being 20 feet high was driven five leagues inland by the terrific gale day was selected as aa A ARMISTICE the inte date foi the wedding of john D rockefeller ill III heir to all tile the uncounted rockefeller millions and miss blanchette ninn chette hooker the ceremony was berf performed amed in riverside achurch tc church hurch new york 0 city by rev harry flarry E fosdick the pastor JI the bride who Is a daughter of the mon klon hookers of new york arid green greenwich ach had as her maid of honor honar her sister helen and two J D rocke other sisters barbara feller ill III slid and adelaide add lida were attendants a t t en d a n ts the bridesmaids were mrs 11 edward bilkey and the misses mary french faith rockefeller diantha walker and virginia furman nelson A rockefeller was best man for tits his brother and the ushers included a cousin of the bridegroom avery rockefeller us its well as three brothers david laurence and winthrop rockefeller e ef lind and a brother in law david milton designed to save tit at M MEASURES least annually in government expenditures for veterans and other purposes are recommended in a report made by a special committee of the chamber of commerce of the united states of which matthew S sloan Is chairman the corn fit nettee tee believes that a year at least can be saved in the veterans administration the report has been sent to 1600 1500 business organizations throughout the country to synchronize the efforts of the commercial associations of the nation in a movement for an aggressive renewal of the economy drive the committee declares that at the rate we are going now disbursements for veterans relief will at least equal if not surpass the total cost of our expenditures during the world war totaling by 1950 the hie report continued veterans relief will reach a peak of a year it if the ti present resent trend of le legislation isla and interpretation Is bolion followed v 1 I of the budget 3 lawson D DIRECTOR roop Is busy now with the of reducing by nt at least the estimates of expenditures for tile the 11 01 fiscal year as submitted by the bonds of government departments depart menta and independent establishments As a first wove move the budget directors ollice weeded ill items of expenditure in the 1033 1933 appropriations which hlll ill not recur this next year these included some expended for wheat heat for red cross distribution around stated elated for expenditures tures on public works under the reconstruction bill and about in other items B of idaho lalio Il chairman S SENATOR of the senate committee on foreign relations went to washington immediately after tile the election and began hearings on the treaty providing for ot joint construction of the st lawrence wn wa by the united states and canada lie he will give a chance to all interested par ties lies arid and probably hearings will be held field in both new york arid and chicago vigorous opposition to senate ratification senator borah of tile treaty already has developed indications were that tile the opposition will be centered around the section permitting canadian authority over lake michigan to the extent of limiting tile hie chicago water diversion the power features of the i project and the divisions of cost between the united states and canada OR three days the united states F FUR fleet held maneuvers man euers off los angeles harbor under simulated battle conditions with nearly one hundred vessels participating the ships included three plane carriers about sixty destroyers from the san diego base thirteen cruisers four of the V type submarines and ten auxiliary craft in addition to the battleships now present in that area russia especially in moscow SOVIET celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of the october revolution which by the standard calendar now in use there comes on november 7 the famous red square in the capital was the center of the ceremonies and a million persons look part in the ilin dem of the niti nations onIg military tary and labor power dictator stalin and his colleagues reviewed the proceedings from a stand on top of the massive a lenin enin mausoleum and for many hours ours the red ml troops the workers wor lielS and file peasants marched by cheering and singing a 1332 1932 western newspaper union |