RETURNS OF PRIMARY
ELECTION IN 2>«l
DIVISION
Democratic Vote In Nome Was More
Than 4 to I Compared with Ke
piddiean. All Competition for lhe
House, Senate on Demo. lUdlol.
(Continued From Page One)
John Lichtenberg 11
Mrs. Garnet Martin .(i
S D Mazen. 1
C O Roberts.4
Peter Sather .6
Tolbert Scott.20
Leonard Smith .14
Fred Yenney .2
Following is the vote cast
for republicans at Marshal
Gore 3, McCain 2, Cole 3,
MacSpadden 0, Storey 0,
Wann 2, Kennedy 3, Gillet
te 2, Jensen 3, Steffen 2,
Swanberg 3.
Mt. Village Precinct of
Wade Hampton District
.. Total votes cast five; dem
ocratic votes cast three, as
follows:.. Dimond 2, Truitt
2. Boyle 1, Hesse 1, Coch
ran 2, Lyng 1, Martin 1,
Sather 1, Scott 2, Yenney 1
....Republican votes cast 2.
Gore 2, McCain 2, Cole one
Wann 2, Kennedy 2, Gill
ette 2, Jensen 2, Swanberg
2.
Candle, April 29—Prim
ary returns, democratic tic
ket as follows:
Delegate to Congress
Dimond .33
For Attorney General
Truitt. . .32
For Auditor
Boyle .30
Hof man . ... 3
For Highway Engineer
Hesse .36
For Territorial Senator
O D Cochran 20
Howard Lyng.l!)
For Representatives
George Laiblin .12
John Lichtenberg.33
Mrs. Garnet Martin.15
S D Mazen.25
C O Roberts.17
Peter Sather. 2
Tolbert Scott .23
Leonard Smith .30
Edw. Ulrichsen . 3
Fred Yenney .4
The republican vote gave
Gore 32, McCain 31, Cole
26. McSpadden 4, Storey
26, Wann 5; for senator C.
Kennedy 30. for represent
atives, Gillette 30. Jensen
31, Steffen 30, Swanberg
30.
St. Michael, April 20th—
Following are the returns
of the primary election as
held held yesterday:
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O D Cochran .5
Howard Byng . 4
Ff )t Re prese n t a t i ves
C Jew gt 1 jaiblin 1
John Lichtenberg (i
Mi >. Gai net Mart in .6
S 1) Mazen 2
O C Roberts .6
P( ter Sat . 4
Tolbert S< tt 4
lard S i 4
Edw. Ulriehsen 1
Fred Yenn y . 2
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(By Tho .Associated Press)
Juneau, April 2!)—With
only seventeen out of fifty
four precincts in the First
Division reported at eleven
o’clock this forenoon, Dem
ocrats cast two to one more
votes in the Primary Tues
day than the republicans.
Fi ank Boyle has a lead of
Ton to one ov. r J S Hofman
for imination as iuuit »r.
Ou Tie Democratic ticket
is o nil sis for r pre;enta
tiv the figures so far are
not indicative of conclusive
results.
On the republican ticket
for auditor C H McSpadd
en is eighty votes ahead of
Cash Cole.
For highway engineer.
Stanley Baldwin
May Not Endure
This Next Year
(I3y The Associated Press'
London, April 29, —
Growing belief exists in
England that the political
days of Stanley Baldwin,
the prime minister and No.
1 man in the British gov
ernment arc numbered.
Responsible political
circles are convinced that
Nevile Chamberlain, chan
cellor of the exchequer, is
being groomed as his suc
cessor.
Six Months or Year
Any actual move to re
store Baldwin to private
life is, however, believed
six months or a year away.
Members of parliament
recently have noticed an
amazing change in the
stocky prime minister who
took over his office from the
aging hand of Ramsey Mac
Donald less than a year
ago. It was his third time in
the post, he having served
previously from 1923 to 19
24 and from 1924 to 1929.
Veteran’s Nerves Gone?
Baldwin, they say, ap
pears a victim of nerves in
the rising clash and import
ance of international rela
tions, of which he admitt
edly is no master. His forte
is domestic relations, in
keeping with his role as an
English Squire and farmer,
! a fact of which he repeated
ly boasts.
Baldwin has been in poli
tics 40 years, almost 30 of
them as member of parlia
I
Roy J. Storey is far in the !
lead over E. F. Warn. ■
The contest in tie house >
is unindicated in the pres- ;
ent results with candidates ■
running very close. I
Anchorage, April 29th—
Marked republican gains
are noted in the incom
pl< ted returns. The repub
Feans polled two hundred
and thirteen and the dcrno
• its three hundred forty
' wo.
Dimond received three hun
died forty two, and Gore
one hundred sixty. Truitt
232. McCain 139, Boyle 151
llofman 162, McSpadden
102, Cole 84, Hesse 222,
Wann 103, Storey 75.
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By Earl Hand of Anchorage
It was last fall in the Mat
anuska Valley while I was
working on one of those
government houses that the
doggonest swarm of mos
quitoes came along I ever
saw in all my born days. |
They started in on me !
and I was fighting with j
both hands and looking for
cover when I stumbled ac
ross one of those big iron
kettles the government is
sued to the farmers to rend
er their hog lard in.
I turned this over me and
thought I was sitting pret
ty when I heard a drilling -
noise and the mosquito bills
started coming through the
iron kettle as thick as hair
on a dog’s back.
Well; 1 grabbed the ham
mer out of my belt and start
ed to clinch their bills on
thp inside about as fast as
they came through. I thot
I must have them about all
fastened down when—I’m
a liar—if those Matanuska
mosquitoes didn’t fly away
with that iron kettle.
ment for the Bewdley divi
sion of Worcestershire.
He has held most of the
high cabinet posts leading
to the premiership, and has
spared enough time from
politics to accumulate a for
tune in the steel industry.
It has been rumored that
he plans to retire after the
coronation of King Edward
next year, but the direct
political opposition may
cause him to retreat to pri
vate life before that time.
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