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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO Democrats Pick Harriman Over FDR, Jr. In New York NEW YORK Itf-Averell Harri man was nominated ior governor by the Democratic party early to . day and he began immediately to map out plans fur a vigorous cam paign. Th? wealthy 62-yearold former Republican who became a top ol- ' licial of the Roosevelt and Tinman fedministratioiiK, easily defeated Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. the lirst ballot after one of the most acrimonious state conven tions in the history of the party, OPEN DAILY 7:00 P.M. ENDS TONIGHT! GONE WITH THE WIND TOMORROW! THESE ARE THE NAKED FACTS! TheEllAMI Story I JOHN Umm IHGfNS Plus 2nd Biq Hit ! Full of Excitement! 'GERALDINE" TONIGHT IS TOWER CLUB SURPRISE NITE DOORS OPEN 30 P.M.' TOMORROW! burt Lancaster warn INICOLOH 0 STAN.M MirMllRPiY TtuMoonllghfirl : ENDS TONIGHJ Shouts C.ntCTou TOMORROW! Uc RIMS - Ml 18 U I II d : n Movie Money r.?..HTONLYI REDEEMED M SELFISH WOMAN! ch jlgfe T of Your owwuxS ...J.IHt. KLAMATH THEATRES ,'jlS lx.iil.lt Cijc sk- POORS OPEN 6:3Q P.M. J2Lf I H H i M i l "fl N0W PING! lev fcSi mm " ft ' MONTGOMERY I tZTS The remainder of the ticket was to be selected today, and the two- day convention will close tonight with a formal acceptance speech by Harriman. The Republican state convention is expected to nominate U.S. Sen. Irving M. Ives for governor to morrow. John A. Ullnsky, Buffalo parks commissioner, was reported hold ing the inside track for the Demo cratic nomination lor lieutenant governor. Roosevelt conceded defeat short ly alter 1 a.m. when Harriman had rolled up 541 votes to the congress man's 217. A majority of 510 was needed. Onondaga County's 22 votes put Harriman over the top, 531 to 213. At that point In Uie rollcall, Roose velt strode to the platform. He had been In an anteroom of the con vention hall the 165th Regiment Armory with his wife and mother. Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt, widow ol President Roosevelt. Before Roosevelt could be pre- ented, two more county dele gations had voted to bring the total to 511-217. Paul E. Fitznatrlck. the conven. uon s permanent chairman, halted the rollcall and presented Roose velt as "a great American." FRJr. told the wlldlv cheer. Ing delegates; on nenaii of my manv friends, would like to suggest that the nomination of my old friend Aver- en narrimnn be mad iinnnimne tins was aone. Referring to the bitter battle for the nomination, Roosevelt said, "let bygones be bygones" and promised to campaign lor Harri man. He predicted that If the Dem ocrRls went all out In the campaign they would win their first New York gubernatorial victory "in 12 long, horrible years." Harriman appeared on the plat form and Roosevelt congratulated him. He also congratulated Tam many leader Carmine o. DeSapIo one of the party leaders who led the fight for Harriman. Harriman. with Rnnfvt t htB side, thanked the dolomites for .ucir expression of confidence im ivooseveii lor h s n edse nf support. The harmonious scene contrast- snarpiy with the angry battle the Roosevelt and Harriman forces " iuukih ior me nomination. me struggle, in progress since lammany coalition with more than enough voles tr ridi. .h. choice of the nominee had come out for Harriman early this month reached a bristling climax on the convention floor. Delegates backing pi...n most of them from upstate, staged a 55-minute demonstration after tho congressman's name had been placed In nomination bv Assembly man James J. Mcuuiness of Al bany. Carrying pictures of Hnn.r.vii and the standards of about 30 coun ties, some of which were divided in .iitgmnce oetween the two candl Sates, delegates and nthciis (led through tho aisles. Leo Qulnn, an aide of Daniel P O'Connell. A 1 b a n v nmn .i ' leader, finally went In tho i.t. form and called for an end of the uemonsirniion. McOulness nnri Pltzpatrick pleaded with t h . marchers to tnke their hi they had dlfllculty persuading I hem. McOulness had touched off the demonstration with a nominating ohcciii in wn.cn ne demanded an open convention and said ii tne whip is to be taken off your oacics, take troff now. AWARD ISTANBUL. Turktw tto queline Cochran was awarded the cold medal nf Hip Tnti-nr.nnai Air Federation Tuesday as the outstanding pilot of the year. The uuicu American woman tiler said in accentance "avian, hue hear. my personal passport to happt- '" KN SIMMONS VlCIM uum MM IliRKtr MICHU WIIOINC niMMm-niiit usuw and (OMUNO PuDOOM. Sew for Adulfs $ 1 .00 - KiddW 25 II IIHMBCOt'C 1 "DENNIS THE MENACE" , fotdio i KFLW 1450 Kc. 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