NO CLUE FOUND
OF LOST AVIATOR
IN BAY 0FBEN6AL
Royal Air Corps Bombers
Combing Area Where
Smith Last Seen
SINGAPORE, Nov. 11. — Another
Tleet of Royal Air Force bombers
roared into the air today, resuming
the search for Sir Charles Kingsford
Smith, famous filer missing on a
flight from England to Australia. He
was reported last seen over the Bay
of Bengal. The bomber pilots car
ried instructions to skim low over the
island coast line and the western
Malay Peninsula strip of the Bay
of Bengal between Rangoon In South
Burma and Victoria Point.
C. James Melrose, who was re
ported to have last sighted the flier,
expressed the belief the famous
aviator may have glided to an un
inhabited island and made landing
in the moonlight.
THIRD PAHTY
PREDICTED BY
MIDDLE WEST
Pres, of Farmers’ Holiday
Assn. Says Nine States
Will Have Tickets
NEW YORK, Nov. 11—A third par
ly ticket will bs placed in the field
in eight or nine states in the 1936
campaign, John Bosch, Minneapo
lis Vice-President of the Farmers’
Holiday Association, said today.
Bosch said a farm political revolt
of both old parties is rapidly taking
form in Wisconsin, Minnesota, parts
of Iowa, North and South Dakota,
Colorado, Montana, Washington,
and to some extent, in California.
“There will be definitely a Third
Party formed in 1936 with a national
program. Whether it will have a
national ticket is still open to ques
tion. It is still a question of strategy
whether a Third Party will enter the
Presidential campaign or whether
it will concentrate on Congressional
candidates," Bosch said.
