ictorious Candidates In State And Local Elections Pictured
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Russo-German Relations Define
Poland's State, Halecki Declares
Two Peace Rallies
To Mark Armistice
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Two peace meetings will be held on
campus at 4 p.m. Friday, Armistice
Day, it was announced yesterday. The
Michigan Anti-War Committee will
hold a rally in the Natural Science
auditorium, and the United Peace
Committee of America, sponsored
locally by the American Student
Union and several other organiza-
tions interested in peace, will hold a
meeting in the League ballroom.
Dr. Fred Poole, Superintendent of
Religious Education of the Methodist
Church of Michigan, and Francis
A. Hensen, administrative secretary
of the UAW, will be principal speakers
at the Anti-War Committee meeting.
Resolutions will be submitted at this
meeting concerning economic secur-
ity, disarmament, demilitarization of
foreign territory, abandonment of in-
dustrial mobilization plans, a war
referendum amendment and suspen-
sion of military alliances,
The public is invited to attend.
Druids To Meet
Druids, senior literary honorary so-
ciety, will hold an important meet-
ing at 7:30 p.m. today in the Union.
11 members are asked to attend.
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Sheriff Paul Cantrell described as "an Speaker Henry T. Rainey, was lead-
election shooting" at Liberty Hill, in ing his Republican opponent, Anti-
the mountains 10 miles northwest of New Dealer Richard J. Lyons, by a
here. The shooting occurred in a three to two vote in Cook County
church where the ballot box was (Chicago) and was not falling far
placed, the sheriff said. behind in the GOP strongholds down-
Democrats Remain state.
Election , returns from the South Returns from 4355 of 8315 precincts
last night indicated that the Demo- gave Lucas 857,396 and Lyons, 701,594.
cratic Party had not lost any of its
political grip on that area. Virtually
all Democratic candidates were easily Sen. Champ Clark Dads
elected.SeiCa pClrLad
Mn aryland Senator Millard E. Caulfield in MiAssouri
Tydings took a long lead over Oscar
Leser, Republican, for election to the C Missouri's Sen. Bennett Champ
United States Senate. Advices from Clark, running for re-election in a
Uid sen Adrate that may indicate his Democratic
923; Averill, 316. McCallum, 931; presidential chances in 1940, this
morning was well in the lead of his'
464. Andres, 974; Rane, 274. Republican opponent, former Gov.i
Second Precinct, Seventh Ward: Henry S. Caulfied, according to the
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