Chicago, Nov. 29.
A survey of Republicans conducted the national publication of the publican Party yesterday revealed that 51 per cent. of the party mem-TS favour more active participation in the war—a larve increase in Re-[publican forces drifting away from isolationism.
The survey showed that 42 per cent. of the rank-and-file leaders of the G.O.P. want Mr. Wendell Willkie to be the party's Presidential candidate in the next election—United Press. a cavalry corps. He has the reputation of being forceful and a thoroughgoing Bolshevik. He was in command of the Kiev district when Russia invaded Poland in 1039, and was rewarded with the title of "Liberator of the Western Ukrai While in south-east Poland he had ample ovportunity to study the working of the blitzkrieg, tactics and plan his own wav to meet them when the day came that he would find that task Wid upon him. is undamaged and is doing her job as usual, There is no confirmation in London gf a claim in sri Italian communique-that three British submarines have been sunk.
The record of the Navy's victims in November hitherto show that British submarines sank seven supply ships, two sailing ships and one destroyer, probably sank one cruiser, one supply ship, and one destroyer, and hit four supply ships, one schooner, three destroyers, two armed merchant cruisers, one tanker and one escort ship, Surfece craft sank 11 supply shins, three destroyers, probably. sank one tanker, and hit one destroyer. November naval figures do not include one orniser and one supely shin hit by British aircraft, as it cannot be des finitely ascertained whether these hits were secured by the R.A.F. or naval aircraft, both of which were operat me at the time, nor do the floures include activities of the RAF; Reu-ler.
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