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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Nick Initiated

aThat's it--thats IL, two In
the front row." Londes ex-
pIoded. what they think--ail
we got are front rows. Tell 'em
10 go to the OIynpia--we got
no tickets around here, no front
rows anyway"
AT this iuncture, Civic whirled
into the room. He had a story
for LondeS.
True e. story about three
Greeks--Pittsburgh Greeks
friends of mine-who went out
hunting-you'n like this Nick,
you're a hunter-its q true
story--three Greeks went hunt
ipg--2OO miles up between Pitts
hurrh and Phi1adeiphia---went
mn in an auto-they saw q rab-
bit--they had sbotguns--they
got out of the Auto-they All
rot down on one knee each
true story, Nick, al about three
Greek friends Of mine from
Pittsburgh--well, they each got
down on his own knee--and
shot--what You think, Wick
tbev shot the top off their auto
mottle--cost 'em $500 20 have
II nxed up-three Greeks from
Pittsburgh, Nick--true story
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Makes ; Splits in One
Game; 7 Marks Fall

Wally Salker Of Bergers, holder
OF the Greater Masonic Bowling
Leagues high series record of
6S5. made two seasons ago, APP
pears today in new starring role.
Last night WalIy converted the
81. $40 and $40 splits in one
game of the match with National
Tent at Olympic in which Bergers
yielded three points
Gordon Robins, new in the Ma
tional lineup. set a season mark
of $50. Howard Heinrich of West
lof has a 26S for new high single.
Jim Montroy of National had
eight straight in a go game and
two in his final before the run
of strikes ended. Steve Morris Of
Bergers had a 30 finisher for
CD.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
BY LEO MACDoNELL

Fritzic Civic is a ? 10 favorite
10 beat Jose Basora in their bout
at Olympia tonight.
But fans are anticipating an
outstanding fight, possibly an up
set. according TO those who like 10
guess
There are six bouts on the pro-
gram, including a last minute
addition which will feature Sea-
man Harvey DubS of the Cana
dian Navy, home on furlough
with Tommy Carbon of Pitts
burgh The pair are booked for
six rounds at 100 pounds.
Bobby Mcintyre and Harry Sar-
kiSian are others from the Detroit
area on the card. Mcintyre, vet
eran lightweight, will battle Billy
Miller and Sarkisian takes on
Charley Roth. The latter two are
heavyweights.
Civic will be making his first
appearance in a Detroit ring in
several years. He beat Driskell in
his last of three fights here.
Among others, he fought Sammy
Angott. BUNNY Davis, Lew JeH-
kinS, Milt Aron. Ray Robinson,
Carmen Notch, Jake LaMotta and
Young Kid Mccoy.
He stopped Mccoy and split
decisions in two fights with La
Motta. They will meet again in
New York in November.
Basora's last appearance here
was in his sensational tangle with
LaMotta when he dropped the
decision.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Wildcats Pinned
By New MdnpOweT

EVANSTON. IL. Oct IS ms
-Bolstered BY new manpower,
the Northwestern Wildcats were
confident today Of matching the
power Of the Great Lakes Blue
jackets in tOmorrCw's battle ar
Dychc Stadium
The Purple No I hackhe'd
urIr consists of Onto Graham lCit
halfback Lynne McNutt quarter
hack Herman FrfcSey right half
back, and Don BudmIre, lullback.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
A Better Chance

"weH, In my book Basora has
a LOT better chance OF beating
Ziyir than Jack had OF licking
Ruffin." Dundee declared with
confident tinallty.
Just then a moneyed man
burst into the room, his hands
smeared with $1,000 bills. Yen,
they had Cleveland 5 lace OF
them-fIrSt time we had seen
Growers map on folding money
Nice looking mug.
81 got 5000 10 say that
Basora wins" said the moneyed
man. cit amt my dough. The
man who wants TO bet wants
. TO I--or $1,000
There were no takers-all the
Other hifty IN the room bore
Vashington'S portrait.
The girl got phone call.
sMr. ". says he wants two
tickets in the front row., the
girl explained TO Londes.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

Pete kupa of Dodge Forge Is
hailed today by ChrySler Inter
plant League bowlers as the trick
shot artist OF Detroit Pete came
through with two al Palace last
night when he made the DIV
split twice IN one game
Sharing CLEAN OF the spot
light was Jack Mccain, a High
land Park Service substitute. Jack
missed the 6-7-1O the first time,
but made IL the second.
Marvin KneCht OF Highland
Park Engineering. for the second
straight league match, missed a
tenth frame spare in the secor 1
game with Dodge Forge and En-
gineering lost by two pins. on
the miss a week ago Engineering
lost by one.
BY winning three from En-
gineers, 2SS3 to 2665, Forge went
into the lead by three games as
Tank Arsenal lost one 10 Super
finiSherS.
Jerome NanBeCelacre mt o(S
for the FinlsherS.
August GalaSka, Plymouth an
Choir. helped Plymouth TO its first
sweep of the season with 6T7 and
his 267 finish gave him the jack
pot Gus opened with loo TO Kill
700 series.
Tom DoraZio went into the lead
in the averages when his Gle
brought him Dol 7 Ted GFonow-
ski OF Dodge Truck. erStwhile
leader. had 496 TO drop from 205.2
TO 1879 and second.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

for Saturday will bring together
indicated elevens. Cooley, west
side champion, will tangle with
Northwestern at Cooley. while
Southwestern and u. of d. High
clash on the latter's gridiron.
The schedule:
TODAY's GAMES
Northern ~ Hamtramck. 900. Psrshina
SIS. Sou'neasteru, Mack PARK 40 North
eastern vs. Highland PARK Ives Field.
so. Eastern ~ DENLY 900: Chadsey at
kedfnrd $780, Wilbur Wright vs. Western.
southwestern Field ass.
rOMORROw's GANTEH
southwestern ~ Cooley 30. South
western al u. of %. High, 2 30; Central
az MarharEla 2 40 -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Pabst Hits Bob,
W. Side Record

Carried by Tony Morano's 681,
Pabst has new West Side Classic
Bowling League record today of
1898. Morano had 169-255-257 last
night at Crest Lanes as Livonia
lost four points and Index won
three TO promote a tie for first.
Pebst's games were 956-l046-
1881. Behind Morano came Milton
Payne with $40 and Mel Stack
poole 621. Grayton Young made
the 10 split.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Buckeyes 10 Field
An AII-0hio Team

COLUMBUS, O.. Oct. Is 1NS)
Ohio State will field an all-Ohio
team with one exception when the
Buckeyes meet the favorite Pur-
due Boilernakers in the headline
Western Conference game of the
week at Cleveland. coach Paul
Brown ANNOUNCED today. The lone
exception IS Russ Thomas, DO
pound right tackle of Charleston,
w. Va,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
JurkiewiCz Makes
Pin Comeback Here

John JurkiewicZ, after five
year retirement because of illness,
returns TO competitive bowling
Sunday afternoon at Centennial
in a 10-game match with Joe
Prysby. a newcomer TO Detroit,
for a $500 purse. A group of old
timers headed by Paul Scribner
will be present TO welcome Jur-
kiewicZ as the match begins.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Loss of Joe CarVefh
Would Hurt Wings
By LEWIS II. WALTER

Although the Detroit Red Wings
now figure as one Of the strongest
hockey teams in preseason rat
ings. their stock may drop several
points next week if Uncle Sam
decided he wants TO draft right
wing Joe Carveth for his own
team.
Carveth is 10 go before his draft
board here Wednesday for what
is expected TO be his final exam.
He has already had the screening
test. If he is accepted, the world
champion Wings will lose one OF
the four forwards remaining from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Iowa Warned About
Bob HoernsChemeyer

IOWA CITY. Ia. Oct Is GNSl
The Iowa Hawkeyes checked
their defense against the Indiana
running and aerial attack today in
final light workout before to-
morrow's game. The HawkeyeS
were cautioned against Bob
HoernschemeyeT's passing art.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
GophersLooking
Ahead TO M

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. Is GNS)
- Announcement Of a possible
crowd of $4,000 at the Minnesota
Camp Grant game led 20 specula-
ton today that tomorrow's battle
will furnish a form chart for the
Gopher-Michigan game next week.
Bill Garnaas. the Gopners' lone
backfeld veteran, will be at the
quarterback post tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Dundee's Humor

Dundee is not without an
apnrcc.ati8n of hWmar.
"Basora Just bought a port
able ph0n0graph, Chris cN-
ulaIned aHe speaks spanish
and knows but few American
words. One 81 them n expense
"He says 10 me expense, e1-
pen~e,' meaning that should
share half the expense. don't
see IN that way. F0r Why should
2 help him buy talking ma
chimes. + can talk 10 myself.
80 BasOra explains Why 1
houid share the expense.
1T make Jose happy-snd
Jose night better"
Chris also giggled as he re-
allied an experience his hghter
lad with Harvey Dubs, training
az the Motor City gym.
we are short Of sparring
nartners.- Dundee explains,
and Outs agrees 60 box BasOra-
~Dubs says 70 Bas0ra, 'okAy,
t,uf don't hit me In the stomach,
YOU know 1 haven't been box
ing
@BaSora mods and smiles. He
doesn't know what Dubs says.
Then Basora catches Dubs with
0ae fn the bread basket Dubs
tinrcs and ~ays 'you dirty 30
andaso.
"Basora doesn't underst and,
BE- Just smiles again and says,
'leN thank you.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Ted MCGreW Joins
PhiNies as Scout

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. Is CUP)
Ted McGrew. veteran baseball
scout for the Brooklyn Dodgers,
today started looking EN- over
for the Philadelphia Phillies.
McGrew, who lives in Sarasota,
Fla, was signed yesterday by the
Philles, William d. Cox, president
of the club. announced.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Ede0l Weather
GE'eeES Hunters
Detroit Sends
225,000 After
Small Game
BY DON GILLEs

Roast pheasant for dinner to-
night" were the parting words TO
the little woman today as De-
troit's 225,000 hunters sped to the
country for the states second
wartime small game season.
Downtown streets were buzzing
with activity as early as 4 a. m.
Roads leading out of Detroit
were TANNED with hunter-laden
automobiles. Nearly every car was
crowded with sleepy-eyed nimrods
and their dogs.
Unlike other years, we headed
south through Trenton TO Rock
wood In Monroe County to try our
luck. II was one of those morn
ings made to order for the OPEN
ing of the season.
cit looks like a great day"
said Jim Quick as we piled out
in front of his fine farm home
little after 7 a. m. His son,
John. who has been working
almost day and night during the
past 10 days harvesting the soy
bean crop on their 34S-acre
farm, was raring to go.
CROP HARVESTED
"We were lucky TO get our
soybean crop harvested early"
the elder Quick said. 81 pity
the poor farmer who IL good
enough 90 invite hunters 10 use
his fields and then have his
crops tramped into the ground"
Hunters should be especially
careful on farmers land where
crops are still standing.
Sports goods dealers and de-
partment stores in downtown De-
troit were deluged yesterday with
hunters vainly attempting 10 pur-
chase few shotgun shells fer the
2l-day bird season. Some stores
had received their allotment from
lobberS, but In most cases the
supply was so small that they ran
out in an hour or two.
Chances OF getting additional
ammunition before the season
ends Nov. 5 are fairly good, ac-
cording TO some dealers.
NO HUNTING
a mo hunting" edict in BEDFORD
Township, sounded by supervisor
j. O. Murphy. brought a quick
reply from Lloyd Eagan, presi-
dent OF the Detroit Sportsmen's
Congress.
eff any Of our members. who
have permission OF the land
owners TO hunt, are arrested,
wen bring suit against the arr
resting officer and Murphy"
he said.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Londes Hits Back

Londes. who can talk plenty
fast himself when in the mood
GOT of the floor and swung with;
ssYou fght for me 2SthT
sCan't do ~ Nick, got n lght
In Chicago then. but III nght
the S0th, the night after"
And with that the breezy
Pittsburgh veteran blew out OF
the Office.
~GadS. what a talker," Dun
dee said
s'He never stops" said the
moneyed man.
aBy the way" Dundee was
reminded. Tets take another
look at those thousand dollar
bills"
Chris inspected the bills Tor
the unptv-umpth time and then
delicatelv handed them over TO
the writer. They were beautiful
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Death of Som Ends
Family Golf Game
By NJ. #. DRUKENBRoD

finally it was the father who was
receiving strokes.
While he wouldn't admit IL 20
his sons. this pleased the father
almost as much as their power
full driving did. Few will match
some Of the booming tee shots
these two brothers have hit at
Oakland Hills.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Indiana Sends 70
To Play HdWkeyes

BLOOMINGTON. Ind, Oct. Is
UNS)-Coach 30 McMiIlin led a
squad Of % Indiana Hoosiers TO
Cedar Rapids. Ia. today for a
limbering UP workout in prepara-
ton for the Hawkeye game at
Iowa City. The HOLSTERS have
ignored passing all week and have
concentrated on running plays.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
WhistIing in Dark,
BADGERS Await Irish

MADISON. Wis. Oct. Is 0NS)
-Undaunted by the power Of the
Notre Dame attack, coach Harry
Stuhldreher was optimistic to-
day, declaring his green WiScon-
sin Badgers probably will play
their best game Of the season
against the invading Irish at
Camp Randall tomorrow.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

LEWISBURG. Pa. Oct. Is
ms -- John ]. SitarSky. head
football coach at Bucknell Uni
versity, prepared today 10 re-
hnquish his duties and enter the
armed forces.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

However, there appears to be
strong possibility army physi-
clans will reject the 25-year-old
winger from Regina. Sask., be-
cause of left leg which was
broken just above the ankle in
two successive hockety seasons,
1910 and Al.
1t was thought Carveth would
never play again, but he asked for
a trial and has played two full
seasons without further mishap.
A Shifty though not especially
fast skater ne scored some of De-
troit's most important goals last
season.
Adams is now working Carveth
on his second line with Adam
Brown and Frank Bennett. the
SenSa tional recruit from Toronto.
lie Is married and has 10
month-old daughter, Linda.
GAIN STRENGTH
While Detroit is still doubtful
OF the status OF some OF its play
ers. including another right wing.
Bill Jennings. who is IN la. sew
cral other MIL clubs have been
gaining strength.
Chief gamer recently has been
Toronto. with forward Mel Hill
and defenseman Walter babel
Pratt rejected by the Canadian
army for physical disability.
The American Hockey League
meeting. scheduled for tins week
end. has been postponed until next
week. Norbert Stein, Cleveland
publicity man. said today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
.Zix.ic 2-E FasUOE'ile
OTQE. Jose BlHSOY'N
Harvey Dubs
to Face Boy
From Pittsburgh
To>IGHrs CARD

Frtzie TtviC Pittsburgh " Jose Bsrora,
Puerto Rico. 10 rounds al i55 pounds.
Vohbv MclntYrr Detroit va Billy
Miller Pittsburgh s rounds al i3o pounds.
Harry SarkiHan. Detroit vs. Charley
Roth Detroit. heavyweiguts, rounds.
Seaman Harvey Dubs Windsor. W..
Tommy Carbon, Pittsburgh 8 rounds az
AO pounds.
Iuste Fontaiue Pittsburgh. vs.. skinny
Scsiuue. Cincinnati o rounds AZ 100
pounds
Sam Hughes Detroit Va Irwin Hicks,
Pittsburgh { rounds Al las pounds.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

Billy Crupp has sold his gym
naSium in New York City after
% years during which he never
missed a single day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
New Navy Slogan

The slogan used to be join the
navy and see the world" but now
it seems to be 'join the navy and
play football"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
NEVER BROKEN Up

fla golfer without a game came
along he was included 10 make IT
a foursome. but that was all. BY
mutual understanding the family
thrceSome never was broken up
for a single one OF these rounds
until Bill entered the army in
July, 194l.
Then il became a twosome, with
the father and the other brother
carrying on. waiting for the day
when the war would be won and
Bill would return TO make II a
thrceson1e again But now Bill
isn't coming back.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Navy Best Bet

Football ofense will be simpler
this fall. The best bet is the navy
Shift.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
GAVE STROKES

In the early days of Oakland
Hills the elder Thompson was one
of the clubs low handicap play
erS. This meant that at the start
Of the family matches he had to
give his sons stable handicaps.
But az the boys began growing
up and their golf improved, handi-
caps had 70 be readiusted. until
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Scratches
by United Press

ROCKINGHAM
Track fast
First Race Darby Dariou. Jetr Tine,
Grenade Law. Elmo T
second Race-Burnt Bridges Lawyers
VILE Mseline. Berrarmine, Big Chance.
Fifth Race Believe
Sixth Race Rshbina.
Eighth Race CIaro. Fire Finch
Lady s Count, Enoeh Boriand, orcades,
PtMLICo
Track, fast.
FIRST Race Nibby Jock, Glorious Sec,
Caudud Ration scotch.
Second Race-T1ltlnR. Kimesha, Slow
Motion. storminess. Remedies.
Fourth Race Romney Rex.
Finh Race--Good Bid, Director J. r.
Eighth Race--Michael Orin, KIevree,
Sun Valley. Miss Ralois.
HAWTHORNE
Weather. drilling: track, fast.
First Race--King Basel
Second Rsce-Sslly l., Lewistown.
Book Plate, Liberty FIX, Helen Ages,
Third Race-Mldan. Or. Bones. Mod
yena Sweet Helen. Gummed Up, Pat
Norwich
Fourth Race-PhTs Pet. sweet VIE
tory Valdina Kovis.
sixth Race--Valnor
seventh Race--Pantab.
Eighth Raee-PennsburE. Charming.
Rocket CAL Tsnsleep, Gamer. Getaway
Jack.
JAMAICA
Track, fast
First Race - Blue Ridge. Alsgold,
Passan. Manuel, Say Miss, Scotch
Mound
Second Race-Blue Water
Fourth Race--Hianne, Seamanlike
Finh Race--3abe Paul.
sixth Race-FufurRma
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Fight Results
By nlted Pr-.

Bv tinted Prr-.
FaU River Mass RiI WeinberE.
LuI Chelsea Mass knocked cat Billy
sunday ISL New Orleans ca Howard
Thompson, 1qs, saugus. Mont, decisiOned
John Thomas. t79, New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

First 1t William B. Thompson,
killed the other day at Fort
Lewis, Wash, by the accidental
explosion of a shrapnel shell, was
the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L.
Thompson, members of Oakland
Hills.
The senior Thompson played
these Sunday games with two OF
his sons-Bill cit. Thompson) and
Frank Jr.--almost from the time
they were big enough to swing
club. The boys enjoyed them
and so did their father.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
MAY BE REJECTED

the squad which won the Stanley
Cup last spring.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15

Tragedy has reduced forever
from a threeSome to a twosome
a family golf game played for
years at Oakland Hills on Sun
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-10-15
Mdkes5-7-tO
Split Twice in
Shop Bowling

STANDINGS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
Goal Miners ignore FDR's
 Directive 10 Return 10
 Jobs; Conferences On

WASHINGTON. Nov. 3. - The Presidents directive to the Nations coal miners, who struck at the workings now under government seizure to return to their jobs has been generally ignored
 The four major producing states this morning showed quiet sus- pension of activity which began two weeks ago in scattered wild cat walkouts stemming from the continued absence of working contract and spread to an estimat- ed 460O00 hard and soft coat min- CTS.
 As the conference looking toward some settlement went forward here between United Mine Workers Chief John L. Lewis and Fuel Coordlna- 1 tor Harold Ickes, reports generally reflected the lack of any sort of demonstration in the fields where the Stars and Stripes fly over the deserted tipples.
 | A typical word cane from Nary land where the miners just didn't show up"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
FIFTH ARMY
 HAS SEIZED
 5A(0 RIDGE
Western Anchor of German Line Taken : Eighth
 Army Makes Gain

ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN ALGIERS, Nov g. - The Allied Fifth Army has seized the Heights of Saco Ridge. the western anchor of the German line in Italy and nearby Mount Sancro
 The gain has complete observ- ance over the broad Gariglian0 River Valley.
 The American units oli the right flank routed the Nazis from tie last heights before venafro and won the new high ground covering the extreme upper Volturno River Valley across which the assault against Venafro and other strong points on the mountain line have been launched. On the three nl'la advance there they swept up to Pratella, nine miles southwest of Venafro.
 The British and Canadian war riors of the Eighth Army have bat tered their way forward to establish a new bridgehead over the Jrigno River on the Adriatic flank. This new crossing is at an undisclo5ed distance inland from the original bridgehead near San Salvo and close to the rivers mouth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03

LONDON, Nov. 3. - American Marauders attacked a German air field inS northern France in a re- newal of daylight raids on the continent. The Britain based planes made the raid after Mediterranean based bombers of the new 18th United States Air Force wrecked the Messerschmitt plane factory at Weiner Neustadt in southeastern Germany.
 Clearing weather after two weeks of heavy fog and rain in England made possible the latest thrust. Marauders escorted by Spitfires at tackled enemy airfields at Standre de Lellre.
 One of the greatest air battles Of the war took place in the Weiner Neustrda area as Nazi fighters in great force rose to intercept Amer ican Fortresses and Liberators.
 Full results are not yet known. but Allied Headquarters said that at least 30 of 75 to 100 enemy fighters were downed and six Am erican bOmbers lost.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
0 N DECLINE AT MANILA CAMP
.30,000 Cases of Food, Medicine Clothing Sent
 Twill Help Situation
BY RAYMOND GROWN

PORT ELIZABETH, Nov. 3. - General health at the Santo Tomas internment camp at Manila. where I was a prisoner for 2l months is gradually deteriorating because of lack of essential foods.
 Heavy cargo of relief supplies, to- talling some 30,000 cases of all kinds of food, medicine, and cloth ing are going to Manila aboard the Japanese repatriation ship Teia Maru.
 If it reachs the internees it will stave off serious situation for al least a few months. but a longc range sure-sire fooc and medical supply program is necessary urless speedy repatriation is planned,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1943-11-03
ELECTIONS
 GO TO cop
 CANDIDATES
Lose Out in Yesterdays Local
 Campaigns
(By Associated Press)

The Republicans elected Gov ernor of New Jersey. Lieutenant Governor of New York and a Mayor of Philadelphia in yesterdays elec- tions, the fourth major race of the year.
 A Democrat is leading a hot race for the Kentucky governorship.
 The big tide of Republican votes led most leaders to predict a COP landslide in l944. Harrison Spangler, COP Chairman, asserted the re turns indicate the country is tired very tired of the present national administration.
 Gov. Thomas Dewey of New York said, however, he saw no connection between the local campaigns and the national one next year
 Democrat Vincent J. Murphy con- ceded the election to Walter E. Edge, Republican, for the New Jersey gov ernorship, while in New York, Demo- cratic Lieut.. Gen. William Haskell did the same, giving the election to State Senator Joe Hanley.
 Former Ambassador William c Bullitt, friend of President Roose- welt, lost the Philly mayoralty to Bernard Small, COP incumbent.
 Tn Kentucky, race is still on with Demo L. Lyter Donaldson lead ing Republican Simeon Wilson by only 5000 votes with a third of the precincts counted