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'f 1 ''''f 11' 'ir''''''' N' 1 ti: '4 '7: 'ill': 1 ri' 3 I 11 7 t' :7 1I 41 fftenmweEmPft Fr ili ''ft i'fi 1' 411 re: Tuna ls TVNOX i Parte 7 THE KNOXVILLE liEWSSENTEs'EL Ads' 33131:::7 the Second District who wee ii 11 EESS IISS TTEE WW EAST nu THE 4 000 ff'd 'gad ing '4111 YOUR ClIOICIP fk41 2101f1j: irridai ins 281940 I KNOXVILLE SPEAKS' On Page 1---JA In the shade after the long gab Deity build-up several of them hail" A GRIMM attorney: "My ()Pinion is that it's a very wit choice I didn't know what to expect but I think the on was wise" 1 4 3 YOURCHOICE YOUR tits No 'tntigut rd WEST Sy Valud Pries MILTON a run-awn' horse raced through tit streets Patrolman Thomas Callahan Mopped the animal with a lam thrown from the running board of a pursuing police car emommonomommimmimmamie HAMBLEN SCOUTS CAMP SpPrini Ta The lima-Noll InP1 monzustrowNp June 28-13oy Scouts with Scoutmasters Long-street Cavett and Luke Mitchell Jr hi charge are on a camping trip to the Scout camp at Norrin Lake strong Dewey supporter bat not a delegate: "rye ahvays been for the party nominee That has been DIF comistent aetion all gloom The outcome of this cone vention was the result of our method of selecting a candidate During the convention the friends of the different candidates supported their choke Now the friends of all those candidates are supporting Winkle Iless the standard bearer of our party and 1 of course am for him" :1 :1 f4 i 1 1 Doubts Size Double Value! TUSSY Deodorant Cream 1 1 198 PLAY CL6T HES 1 4 200 350 GIRDLES ThuD FLOOR t- 198 HOUSECOATS 4111 arzcica untoacia 198 PRINCESS SLIPS TIIIRD FLOOR 200 SHEER DRESSES 198 PRINCESS SLIPS: THIRD FIA)OR 1 'Man of Hour' virlss HATTIE LOVE Citi MI Court clerk and former Council member: "It seemed that he Will the man of the hour as if the office sought him not he the office MAPES Baum's official: I "I am very much pleased I feel that he Is going to make a gond opponent for Whomever the Deltillentill nominate If they'll nominate so good a man as be Is the country will be Bale either I way" LOWE attorney: "I think it is a line nomination and that be will lend color to the campaign and make it a great campaign Of course I think he'll win I think the peo i First Ballot Stand On the first ballot Tennessee's 13 votes were distributed as follows: 3 for Dewey 3 for Taft 2 for Willie 2 for Vandenberg 1 for James and 2 for MacNider Thin was how they voted: DEWEY Fowler Tom Taylor Walter Burton of Smith-vile Walter White of Dayton James Moore of Lawrenceburg- Arthur Bruce of Memphis Arthur Rogers of Milan and Howard Baker of litmtsville TAFT Krum! Harry A Luck of Nashville and Clem Lurdick Sr of Union City MacNIDER (2) Sherman Grindstaff of Elizabethtort and Doyle England of New Tazewell VANDENBERG (2) Davis of Lexington and George Parrish of Huntingdon 1VILLKIE Patten of Chattanooga and Lester Hill of Crossville JAMES (1)Bob Church of Memphis Second Ballot On the second ballot Dewey lost one Rogers switching to Taft Taft I picked up one vote giving him i four from Tennessee Willkie jumped to five I Third Ballot On the third ballot Fowler of Knoxville who cast his first two i ballots for Dewey switched to Wilkie and he voted for him thereafter Dewey held fast to his seven votes from Tennessee' Fourth Ballot On the fourth Baker and Rogers went over from Dewey to Taft I gi ing Taft a majority from Ten1 nessee Winkle held his five i Fifth Ballot I On the fifth all but one of the Dewey delegates" swung behind Taft giving the Ohioan nine votes Winkle picked up one giving him six from Tennessee Only Tom Taylor 'hick to Dewey who was going down fast 100 Ihe usual eise! Twiny Deodorant Cream 'nerd onderarm nee helps )no stay dainty I to days ree when conyten looL No welting to dry: Dots not Vein clothing li i 1 COIMRTICS-STRZET FLOOR Sizes 917 IZ20 38-44 4: i 4 It pie are interested in a business administration which knows how to spend a dollar and get a dollar's value for it" ClIARLFS I BARBER: chitect: "I was very much 4' pleased I think he was the logical Republican candidate I was rather amazed that a thing like that could be done It Is a fine indication that it was all right" ARTHUR STOKES Stokes Electric Co: "I think they probably selected the most ca pable man 'who could make the most successful raceA think hil executive obility probably exceeds that of the others who were suggested" I BROWNLOW real estate man: "Our office has bad Will kie petitions 'for the last two months And on our walls we have had a picture of the sue cesafol candidate for several weeks This Indicates what we think of the nomination of Willii kie last night in Philadelphia" 'Strongest Man' ROBERT YOUNG Attor- ney: "I think Willkie was the strongest man the Repub brans could have nominated" 14 ELY Attorney: "It a splendidommination but I think Winkle will have a bard time beating Roosevelt especially in view of his former tonnectiom with the utility interests" NIANLEY HOUSER barber: a "He is the best standard bearer the Republicans could have got he'll be elected" HUGH CALLOWAY Loudon' RepresentatIvefromKnox County In the last Legbibture: "I don't think it makes much different who they it might well have been Hoover" 1 WOODRUFF 'BOOTH outgo: ing Postmaster: "As a civil service employe- of can't discuss any political angle 1 he's the best man they could have put up" LEE A BEELER Court Clerk: "It suits me fine ARTHUR DORE Private Secretary to Federal Judge Taylor: think hely the best' man the Republicans could have ried Milk Fec Sixth Ballot on the sixth and last ballot Villkje received 10 and Taft 5 The Winkle votes came from taker Kruest Rogers England Fowler Patten Hill Luck Par-rah and Davis These five remained with Taft: Bruce Grindstrff White Burton and Moore Bob Church of Memphis stuck to James whom he supported all the way through Tom Taylor held out to the last for Dewey After the second ballot Tennessee cast only 17 of its IS votes Burdick having disappeared LEMUR GOES ON SPREE BF tailed Prom SAN DIEGO- clous lemur using 11filth columnist" tactics tore down curtains explored cabinets and wound up taking a siesta in the wash bowl in the Peck residence The monkey-like animal -miles from its native habitat was unclaimed by the zoo or any private owner Oaf ollo 1i Patin iIkan4 Taffeta rennin! Tnps Taikwed and Late Trimmed Shadow Irront diata 31 to MI -1'7 Saturday's Menu Tried milk fed chicken or choice of two or corn bread or tea or milk Also a La Carts freak vagstablas salads Up to 1998 NOW you Can buy higher priced dresses Dresses eain time for your va- tion South Amer! can Pr ints solid color Ppun rayons white dresses cool sheers better cottons letseys and sheen All liZt8 5- itNt Ir 41! '4! I 101044 'Tickled to Death' 1 Li CARDEN G012 Election Lti Commissioner: tickled to death! I started out for Tani but I changed and I'm glad I did" GALE i WEEMS lawyer and former Windt Trustee "I think the Republicans were willing to take anything to defeat the Old Guard but it's inconceivable to I me bow any Tennessean should I aupoort Wilikle in view of his 10 ologookm to the trA I Local Politicians Board Bandwagon Special purchase of nationally known Swim Suits Unexcelled values (Manufacturer's name with held by their request) Many unusual styles and colors All sizes AIVY a local GOP politician 111 like thale all across the nation Quickly scrambled back from political limbs today to board the WilDcie bandwagon None could be found here vhp would say the convention made mistake County Campaign Managers Andy Hartman and John Kelly made plans to tie up the local campaign with Winkle "We've nominated a man we can elect and Winkle win make a fine President" Mr Hartman said Mr Kelly declared that Will- kie's nomination "will re- vitalize the Republican Party Winkle can and will defeat Roosevelt and the New Deal" I 1 group of our most famous I :1" make Le Gillis Nemo and Men Jon Girdles 0 Corsets 0 Corselettes Materials Net Imported Lastax Imported Broadcloth About4 1 TENN DELEGATION I Oil Page really for Taft but had no ob-1 ') Jection to Wilde TOM TAYLOR of Athens who voted for Dewey all the way 1 through but who Joined in mak ing the Tennessee vote Untini1110111 for Winkle: "Developments in the international situation made Wilikie's nomination not only the choice of the convention but the choice of oeveral million Republicans 1 this ec rolhltiountlhe nation I predict ARTIIIIR BRUCE Memphis I lumberman and a strong Dewey supporter: "I believe we've elected the best man to carry our banner in No vember and we're back of him 100 per rent" REP CARROLL REECE of the First District a member of the Re publican National Committee but not a delegate: "We will be a great winner with I man of his ability and fitness at the head of the 1 ticket I have high hopes that Tennessee can be enlisted in the Republican banner this fall I have never seen a convention where there was such a sudden sad widespread demand for any man's nomination" hotlines For Nominee REP JOHN JENNINGS el Hurry fir the Bait largain Your Garment May Be in the Lot )e lex4A4 4 1:: ::1: :7 -Y: -i FASIIION FLOOR Till EID4k 2 wcst? i 0 1) 1 :22 iAaa 1 I I ---t VOL.