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THE BAKERSPIELD WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1941 Democrats Gain Over Nation in Off-Year Elections Plan Drive to Get Report Fifty Polish Defense Materials Workmen Executed Vnttri Press LrasriJ TTf IT WASHINGTON, Nov. J. Rosemvalcl, chlof of HIP bureau of Industrial ronscrvnti.m, said yesterday that the povrriimrnt soon'will bcpin a series of continuous campaigns to collect nlnmimim, iron, copper and other critical defense material. The new Hosomvald said, will be operated on rin nll-yenr- around basis unlike the sporadic drives for aluminum and waste paper. Press Leased Wire) LONDON, Nov.

Polish lelegrarihlo iiger.ry said yesterday thin oil Polish workmen were cxe- rnted nfter Holhrich Ulnnnler, chief of the German secret police, hurried to Volfind recently to investigate The agency said sabotage was es- pr-clally serious in industrial districts where the Germans had built up large nirrruft industry. Experts brought from Germany were reported killed in fires find explosions. BY FLORSHEIIH norsheim ca ptures the richly aged look of well-polished leather! Hand-polishing adds a transparent finish to finer calfskins "tones them up" without obscuring their flawless character. Wear these handsome Florsheims and get set for compliments! HARRY COFFEE FRESNO BAKERSFIELD STOP BEING SICK! oo Seeing Is Believing Says Dr. Shane, and HE SHOWS WHY YOU ARE SIGK Without asking you a question rounding your symptoms, will hhow you thf ciiiibt 1 of your trouble by our modern and KcibiiUfiu lnMrmiH the X-ltuy Fluoroscope examination of Henri, Lungs.

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California t9 KKUH A. M. Uld KVUK it A. M. Monday Siturdur FOB LOST Press Leaned Wire) CAN FRANCISCO, Nov.

ers today pressed tho hunt for the last unaccounted for filer involved in a series of Army Air Corps mishaps which in 10 days took 11 lives. Found last night were the bodies of Licutcnat L. M. H. Walker of Salt Lake City, pilot of a flying fortress bomber which Sunday was torn apart at 12,000 feet by a violent storm, and Pilot Lieutenant Robert Agtiew, Donalds, S.

and Private Dan Fisk, San Francisco, whoso training ship crashed during the same bad weather. Still missing was Lieutenant Richard M. Long of the Fifty-seventh Pursuit Squadron from Windsor, who disappeared when tho flight broko formation over the Tehochapl mountains during a heavy fog October 2. Walker's body was found in the wreckage of the bomber cockpit. The eight other members of his crew managed to escape from the doomed plane and parachute to safety.

The bodies of Agnew and Fisk were found In Palomares canyon, Alameda county. They vanished Sunday morn- ng on a 30-minute flight from Stockton to Moffctt Field. Apparently heir training plane had struck near he top of a ridge, 7 miles south of Dublin canyon. U. S.

Atlantic Losses During 2 Weeks: 106 Dead, 18 Hurt Man Dies Suddenly After Burying Pet (United Press Leased Wire) FAIRFAX, Nov. O. 55, owner of Kraftile Company, Francisco, died suddenly yester- lay just after he and his wife bad Inished burying a pet cat. Larsen toppled over dead on the cat's grave just after he finished filling it with a shovel. WASHINGTON, Nov.

B. (U. The navy's losses in action In the battle of the Atlantic today stood officially at 100 officers and men killed, more than 18 Injured, one destroyer sunk, one naval tanker and one destroyer seriously dam- aped. These losses was suffered In two weeks, October 10-31, In convoys on the sen lanes off Ireland. Ger- mint submarines, hunting in packs, stalked tho convoys carrying precious war materials to Hritain as well as supplies tn the American base at Iceland, and in (he dead of night torpedoed and sank the 1000-ton destroyer Keiibcn James and seriously damaged the destroyer Ki-arny flic naval linker Tho navy's statement that the Salinas was hit one day before tho Reuben James was sunk indicated that one battle of a submarine "wolf pack" against the convoys lasted at least two days.

This is not an unusual occurrence since modern submarines can travel as fast under water as the older freight steamers, and the convoy must keep the tyaeo of its slowest members. The Gorman technique is to fol- low merchant ships for days on end, coming to tho surface at night to take advantage of their still greater surface speed to send torpedoes Into the heart of convoy. In this way the German high command lias frequently claimed its I'-hoots have sunk tons of thousands of tons of shipping in en- counters lasting four and five days on the main ocean "highways" be-' (ween the British Isles and Gibraltar, south of Ireland, and most recently In the area south of Iceland, German military have on one occasion vaguely referred to the method of the actual press publication. In one such the submarines by prearranged plan come to the surface at night In the center of the convoy and loose their torpedoes in all directions. Another tactic, known in Berlin as the "tangential attack," Involves tho launching of all torpedoes from positions to one side of the convoy.

The details of these operations and the methods used by t'-boats at sea. to communicate with one another before such an attack arc jealously guarded military secrets. Solon Selected for Congress Vacancy INGLEWOOD, Nov. Cecil King was selected last' night by the Democratic council of the seventeenth congressional district as a candidate for the vacancy caused by the recent death of Representative E. Geyer.

The council voted to request Governor Olson to call a special election to fill Geyer's post. King received 17 votes for the nomination; Assemblyman Vincent Thomas of San Pedro Hal Blatz of the forty-sixth Assembly district, 1, and C. M. Jones of the sixty-seventh district, none. HARRY COFFEE'S FALL CLOTHING EVENT will save you plenty on your Fall Suit or Overcoat HARRY COFFEE FRESNO BAKERSFIELD Employers Urged to Aid Bond Sale (United Press Leased Wire) WASHINGTON, Nov.

5. treasury has under study proposals to encourage employers of large numbers of workers to aid the sale of treasury tax notes in the same manner they havo fostered the sale of defense savings stamps and bonds, it was learned today. Treasury officials are eager to encourage the "middle bracket man" to put aside funds to meet next year's sharply Increased tax bills. One of the plans under study would provide for employers, such as large manufacturing plants and defense industries, to make available every pay day treasury tax notes which can be used to pay income taxes next year. It was believed the most popular denomination for this purpose would he the $25 note, the lowest amount available.

Cox Resignation to Be Probed by Solons (Associated Press Leased Wire) LOS ANGELES, Nov. Assembly economy and efficiency committee has announced for an investigation of the resignation of William I'i. Cox as superintendent of the Whittler State School for Boys. The resignation, which Cox announced he forwarded to Sacramento yesterday, was made effective November 15, but Cox said he probably would leave next Tuesday, explaining he was entitled to several days off. Official' Says U.

Japan Close to War (Associated Press Leased Wire) LOS ANGELES, Nov. from conferences with government officials at Washington, Lieutenant- Governor Ellis E. Patterson told interviewers he formed the impression that tho United States is very near to war with Japan. "We know this and we mean business," he said. "Wo want to prevent the Japanese from sticking a dagger in our backs." Patterson said ho conferred with President Roosevelt and OPM off! clals concerning national defense In California.

HUMS (Associated Press Leased Wire) TONDON, Nov. bombers attacked industrial targets in tho Rhincland and the Ruhr valley last night, renewing raids on Germany after a lull of several nights enforced by bad weather, the air ministry announced today. Docks at Ostcnd and Dunkirk on the Germantoccupied French coast also were bombed, a communique said. At the same lime, oilier R. A.

F. formations patroling (ho coasts of Norway anil Tho Netherlands in search of German supply shipping were reported to have scored bomb hits on a large merchant vessel off Terschclling. Loss of one bomber in, the overnight operations was acknowledged by tho air ministry. There were no indications of German air activity over Britain during the night, the dally communique being limited to a terse "nothing to report." BERLIN, Nov. E.

(A. bombers dropped incendiary and high explosive bombs on pdints in western and northwestern Germany last night, damaging buildings and causing a few casualties, it was announced today, Tho damage was not important and nonmllltary, it was added. G. 0. P.

CONFINED TO SECONDARY OFFICES By Preli LONDON, Nov. 5. (A. admiralty announced today that three more ships had been sunk by British submarines in attacks on axis supply lines in the central Mediterranean. Two of the vessels were of about 4000 tons each and the other of about tons, a communique said.

The undersea raiders were said to have picked off two of the ships from a convoy escorted by warships. BERLIN, Nov. B. (A. artillery has sunk a British motor torpedo boat in the English channel and German bombers yesterday sank a 5000-ton freighter off the Faeroes and damaged another, the high command said today.

The damaged freighter was of medium size. It said, but an earlier report gave its displacement as 4000 tons. The war bulletin said patrol boats in the channel had successfully repelled repeated attacks by British motor torpedo boats. German artillery fire, it said, sank one of the small warships while two others were damaged by several hits. Far off in thp Middle East, It added, a British torpedo boat was damaged by a German bomber two days ago in the Gulf of Suez, La GUARDIA won his third term, too.

Now York's mayor came from behind in yesterday's balloting to defeat O'Dwyer, Democratic nominee, and assure himself of another four years' tenure at tho controls of the nation's largest city. La (iuardla, who campaigned for President Roosevelt last year, had the chief executive's support for his own third-term bid, O'Dwyer was backed by such prominent Democrats as Edward J. Flynn, national party chairman, and James A. Farley, state chairman. As the nominee of four political parlies, La Guardia collected support from members of the Republican, American Labor, City Fusion and United Cily organizations.

But his plurality of somo 133,000 was tho smallest in his three successful campaigns. Although tho New York voting stirred up the most general Inlerest, several other elections yesterday commanded regional attention, with the Democrats showing gains. Virginia Democrats rolled up a landslide majority for their gubernatorial nominee, former ReprcHcn- tatlve Colgate W. Harden of Norfolk, but Fairfax county, embracing George Washington's Mount Vernon home and burial place, provided an unexpected upset by electing a Republican, Colonel R. R.

Fa IT, to the state House of Delegates. Special elections were held In Mississippi and Pennsylvania to fill vacant seals tn Ihe House of Representatives. Jamio L. Whitten, Charleston Democrat, was tho apparent winner in the second Mississippi district, and Wilson D. Gillette, Republican, built up a lead over GeorgoXTTWag- ner, Democrat, in the fifteenth Pennsylvania district.

Republican nominees for Pennsylvania Supreme and Superior Court judgeshlps pulled away from their Democratic opponents on the basis of Incomplete returns, and Scranton, Lancaster, Uniontown and Hnzleton named Republican mayors. Democratic Cornelius D. Scully managed. Berkeley Youth Dies of Botulism Attack Press Leased Wire) BERKELEY, Nov. G.

Floyd Kramlick, 20, Berkeley, died yesterday of an illness diagnosed as food poisoning. Four other members of the family were stricken. Kramlick was stricken Sunday after eating a meal which Included home-canned vegetables. After he was taken to a hospital, supposedly suffering from appendicitis, his stepfather, W. M.

Keller, his half-sister, Betty Keller, 19, and his ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Oberlander, were taken ill. Doctors diagnosed fhelr attacks as botulism. Keller was the most seriously affected of those who survived.

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Tobln won re-election as mayor of Boston, thwarting a comeback campaign by James A. Cm-ley. Both arc registered Democrats. Governor Charles Edison's attempt to wrest control of tho New Jersey Legislature from tho Republicans failed, despite tho governor's state- wldo stumping lour. Dwlghl H.

Green, Republican governor of Illinois, likewise met with no success in his support of his. parly's slato in 23 Chicago JudgejjJ ship contests. Victory went to a Democratic sponsored coalition slato consisting of 15 Democratic and 8 G. O. P.

candidates. Balloting on somo legislative cate dldates and on proposed consul's- Llonal changes aroused lltllc interest In Kentucky, since Democratic control of the stale Legislature was not at stake. Other election results: Cleveland: Democrats broke nn eight-year Republican hold on city hall liy electing Frank J. Lauscho as mayor. Detroit: Incumbent Edward J.

Jeffries defeated Joseph A. Gillls for mayor In nonparllsan balloting. Bridgeport, Mayor Jasper McLcvy, Socialist, won a fiQh term. Albany, N. Erastus Corning, IT, elected mayor, giving Democrats an extension of their hold on city affairs, continuous since 1922.

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