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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 193& ENDICOXI] DAlIiYj BULLETIN PAGE .9 The Daily Bulletin's Review of World News in Pictures • $ — : Armistice Day-Years Have Changed Its Picture 0 CONCERT TOUR AHEAD— Now In the U S. for the Metro politan opera neason, Klrste n Flagstoad. Norwegian!, ''soprano, noon begins a short chnccrt tour which reaches Its peat In Cleve land Nov 27. when 10.000 per sons will All the city's auditor ium (or a guest appearance with tho Cleveland orches 'tHS •> ft LEFT group at the stage — Over there' - with the TT S. boys. Elsie Janli. 'sweethear t of th e A. E. F \ entertaining a a French port Right—Today Elsie J aula Is Mis Gilbert Wilson, and Is eyeing a retur n t o I/?ft Slim .an d supple as a fine ly-tempered rapi er. Gen . John J Pershing arrives in Liverpool. England , a s com mander-in-chief of the American Ex peditionary Force s shortl y after the I ' S. eDtered th e World war Right —Genera l Persh in g seed an d onlv rt -rently re covered from a serious illness, depart * from a \<- w \ or k rhurch still rt-i l .intl Bt ill i xolille r ol praro « OHIO'S NEW GOVERNOR — John W Ilrlcker Republican Is pictured a s b e add<>d another tally t o the plurality with which he defeated Charle s Sawye r hi s Democratic rival H e voted a t Columbus. Left—Deeds of valor on th e battlefields earne d for Sergeant Alvln York th e title of the out.itamlmc American hero of th e World war Right—Sergeant York toda y nt homo at fal l Mall Tent. The \et eran is showing bis wartime tunic to his sou . Alvln. Jr t IN WHIPPING DEATH—Sai d by authoritie s to have confessed tn th e whipping death of hi s stepdaughter. Dolores, 2, Leon I„ M.ibner 23 of West\ ~ Tulsa , Okln.. Is shown right, with Jailor (h.irles Elliott departin g from the Courthouse Jail 111 Tulsa t o the McAlester stato penitentiar y to protect hi m from threatened mob violence. Sortknor wa s quoted a s sayin g thrft'he beat the child when she .re/use d to obey him . .Jt 0 WINTER MAKE S FIRST VISIT—A six-weeks' war m spell in Mis souri, wit h th e mercury bouncing around 90 degrees , was ende d b> a snow storm which quickl y piled u p heavy drifts. Little 6 year-old Marie Phlste r of Kansas City is pictured enjoying th e snow with playmate. Malty McGraw . an obliging cop. 0 A VANDERBILT WINS—Scion of one of America' s most noted D ° comes I^ode^sla^d 'r'e'rsrRe' • CITIZEN ROOSEVELT EXERCISES HI S FRANC HI8E—President Roosevelt (in car ) is 'groeteaV^y publican governo r In eisht years. Welcome Lawson. an aged resident , outsid e th e polling place at Hyde Park, N V., a s tho CBlet Exq- Ho lB 36 cuthe arnved t o exercise bi s privilege a s an American citizen Hyde Park 1 B strongly Republican^ WINS IN BAY STATE—Lev eret t SaltonstaH Republican Is pictured at Newton with hlB son . after b e won tho election, as governo r of Massachusetts, de feating th e vetera n James M Ourle>. former emernor ©NUTMEG CHIEF—Pictured In the hoar of bi s triumph over Democrati c Gov,' \vjlbnr L. Cross and Jasper Mcl^evy, Socialist mayor of Bridgeport, Is Raymond E. Baldwin, Republican victo r In Uie rac e fo r th e governorshi p of Cohne.cticuu^*; ri 0HE «DEFEATED GOVERNOR MURPHY—Former. Gov. Frank Fit*- gerald of Michigan amlleH^agniir as h o poaea-.Klth.hIs family for a victor y •photograph at.bis home i n Detrblr^'Xepubllcan Fitzgeral d defeated Gov. Frank Murphy; close* friend dfiypresldent Roosevelt, In a smashing triumph . , v v , % FLYING BATTLESHIP TUNES U P FO R LONG HOP—The navy's new $1,000,000 experimental bomb- er is shown at \\ aslnngtoi . 1> C oefort tv r takeof f on n non-stop flight to San Diego. Calif Thn Uugfi foux-engtned ship aas u wing span of li. . t-e t ond th e wtng-floats fold up int o win g Up s when In flight 5J 5 * LA FOLLETTE'-i- Leadlng th e downfall of the^jft* Follette dynast y In W Isconsltt. Julius P HeiL Milwaukee bum- nos.sin.ui unit a KepubflctU). checks u p on hi s vlrtory jtfyr <iov Philip LaFollette 0 WASHINGTON DEMANDS VOTE—\ \ bile th e lest ol th e country « citizen s exercised their American prhliege resident s of th e District of Columbi a staged a protes t against their lack of franchise MII- Charles H Weston of th e District league of Women Voters, stands beside on e of the crepe-drape d ballot boxes which were placed o n three prominent downtown corner s In protest agains t denial of the • SMILED TRIUMPH—Senator Robert F. Wagner is pictured after his reflection to the U. -S. Sonate . Show n i n Now York. Wagner wo n b y a plurality o f more than 500,000. • 9 HI S FIST FOILS PRISON BREAK—Warden Le o Utecht oivjiw stato penitentiar y at StlUwator. Minn., is shown With two wooden guns wit h which two convicts trie d t o escape . When the guns \Vera prodded in his ribs, be didn't know whether they were real otfjiot but b o foiled th e break with a righ t to the leader' s Ja w 2 •.- 0 • ILLINOIS' NEW SENATOR JOYFUL—Scot t Lucas, Illinois' new Democratic 'senator , is pictured with hi s young son during a mo ment o f exuberance following hi s overwhelming victor y nt hi s home In Chicago. He i s a pro-New Deal Democrat. • AS PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT VOTED—Leaning o n the ainVor his bodyguard, Thomas Qualters, Presiden t Frankli n D. Rooseveietls pictured in th e Hyde Park. N. Y.. polling place after casting hi s vote In the No v 8 elections. The Prcsldont planned to depar t from Hyde Park for Washington and said he wouldn't retur n until February .
