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The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31

Pfc. Michael F. Moore, former coach of the West Side Speedboys basketball team is with an Ordnance Depot Company in Los Angeles, California. He recently saw the Army AnStars play Los Angeles and Hollywood at Wrigley Field in which Joe DiMaggiO, runs. If Uncle Sam doesn't transfer him he expects to several major college football games this
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31

Believe it not but Superintendent of Schools Dr. Thomas J. Condon has never appeared before radio
 crophone in lis life and doesn't contemplate starting TOW. The Board of Education sent out penny postas to the press last week stating their meeting last evening would start at 730 o'clock The scrbes there at that time but before the educators wound up their com
 ttee confabs not open the Fourth Estators it s45 o'clock before the regular barley started wound ap at 1015 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31

Fancy That When the youngsters return to school mother will learn what peace and quiet really are that is at those odd moments when she's at home world and getting up in the morning FDR said he
 wished Hitler could have been at the Quebec conference In irt where he wouldn't have had ghost of chance
 Add boring facts: this is the season for tomato worms Many good cooks working in the ma- chine shops of plants. From soup to nuts The ambitious housewife who used to salt nuts is now aquer ing the shells The boys avoid being fall guy by taking tumble in advance The dsgrunted guy who had to give up his summer golf going to be big shot next summer. A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31

Earl Taylor is now receiving his mail at the Army Air Corps base at Greensboro, N. c. MT. and Mrs Edward Bassett presented daughter by Long legs Stork early this month Joseph F. Petroccione IT, has promoted to technical sergeant at his Army post in Alaska Helen Popovich has left to further her aducaton at the University of Iowa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31

Cert Durant has left for Pensacola Nurses School
 Robert Anderson, former construction foreman for the Telephone Company, is now employed at the Waterbury Tool :. Richard Owens has completed his basic training at the U s. Naval Training Station at Sampson, N Y. Frank Clark timekeeper in Building at the Waterbury Tool celebrated his roth birthday last week.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31

Stan Lusas of Naugatuck was made poppa for the 1rst time last week It's baby boy Doris Shuts has received sparller from Pat McVerry Mary SawicN Is the latest Waterbury gal accepted by the WAC Mrs Joseph D. Shea Roslyn Brown was hostess at party at her Hitchcock Lake summer home recently It was farewell tribute to her husband Ensign Joe who has returned to his duties somewhere in the Pacific
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31

Rita Zibell and Florence DelGobbo were recently feted at dinner at DAngelos Watertown Avenue eat cry and each presented fountain pen The former has entered St. Marys Hospital Training School for Nurses and the latter similar school at the Water bury Hospital
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31
WATR PRQ GRAMS
 l3z0 Kilo& ycles
TOMORROW

7:45-Reveille Roundup S.00-Yankee News 8:15-Sacred Heart Program S:30-Early Bird S:45-Morning Devotions S:00--Breakfast Club 10:00--News 10:05-Shoppers' Guide 11:0G-Breakfast At Sardi's 1:30-Music: Whats Your Idea? Melodic Moments 12I5-Conserving The Victroy
 Garden 12:30--NeWs 12:45-Lets Dance P. NJ.
 1:OO-Yankee News 1:15-Gospel Singer 1:30-Luncheon With Lopez 1:45-String Ensemble 2:15-Yankec Kitchen 2:30--Ladies, Be Seated! With Ed
 East x Polly 3:00-Baseball-B Braves V sGiants 5:00-Sheelah Carter 5:l5-Melody Revue 5:30--News 5.45-Superman-D Dramatic Serial 6:G0-Yankee News 6:15-Press Roundup 6:20-Sports Roundup 6:30-Music For Dining 6:45-Jack Armstrong 7:00-Fulton Lewis, Jr. 7:I5-O. P. A. Report 7:30-Treasury Star Parade 7:45-Pop stuff S:0O-Watch The World Go By 8:15-Carson RobiSon's Buckaroos 8:30-Full Gospel Tabernacle 9:O0-Gabriel Heater 9:15-Don Redman's Orch. 9:30-The Cisco Kid 1O:O0--Raymond Gram Swing 1O:1J-Listen To Lulu: News 10:30-This Nation At War 1:00--Yankec News 11:15-Henry J. Taylor, Commen-
 tator Wallenstein's Sinfonietta 12:00-Sign off
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31

Thomas F. Moore of 1Os Concord Street has been ...ade captain Special reserve) by the War Depart 1ent !. Peter F. ROlandi, son of MT. and Mrs JO- seph Roland of 1942 East Main Street, has just been made Marine sergeant somewhere in the Pacific. He enlisted in the Leathernecks last October and sailed overseas December 12. He's graduate of Wnby High and before joining the colors was employed at the Connecticut Light & Power Company.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31
VICTORY GARDENs AT FRONT

Word comes from an island "somewhere in the South Pacific" that Victory Gardens are being cultivated by U. s. Navy and Ma rine Corps personnel
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31

'. K. Of Watertown brought the
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31
FASHIONS ARE FUN

Betty Brown was out today,
 What do you think of thatl Hardly knew the gal for
 Ghe was wearing . hat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31

Tommy Cugno of the Farer News Agency certainly covered plenty of the country on his recent vacation He hit Texas Arkansas Oklahoma Indiana, Missouri, Ohio Pennsylvania and New York Of the eight states he visited Indiana is the tops with him.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31

s. ~ NOW IN THE TIME OF HARVEST Now is the time of harvest It will speed your hands To think of children waiting In 50 many lands. Tn the grain turned golden Bless this land that keeps Harvest safe for reaping- No invader reaps! Now Is the time of harvest Hearts quicken as they see, Reaching to bright horizons, Harvests yet to be. Your children, free to prosper Upon the land, as now Its weight of sheaves you carry, Sunlight on your browl
 Glenn Ward Dresbach in the N
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31

Mary Astor has been scheduled ts do tho mother role in Sally Benson's adaptation of sNteet Me Tn St Louis,r which will also stas Judy Garland. MGM to producA
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31

Jennie Hayden of 3S9 Baldwin Street, our vet eran switchboard operator, winds up her annual two weeks vacation next Monday John A. Cluney, our sports ed is enjoying the second week of his yearly nothing -todo Police Lieutenant Henry Johnson has returned from very enjoyable vacation on Long Island Sound
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31

Police Sergeant Joe Petit of the vicesquad is va cationing this week Jimmy Coffey is back from \ deserved vacation in East Lyme and once again IS vim and vigor as Mr. and Mrs. Howard Fink ezellar of 319 Cooke Street and their children Howie Jr. and William, vacatoning this week at Bayview
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31

Teresa Wright is now with RKO just temporarily, to star in 2 new version of ''The Enchanted Cot. tage", the Arthur Wing Pinero play which was filmed in 1924 as vc. hicle for May McAvoy and Richard Barthelmess. .. Miss Wright will later resume her role in Those En. dearing Young Charms" for Samuel Goldwyn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-08-31
Tall Tower
 Topics

5f5dlsl;l a1 BY TIE MAN IN rn TOWER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Bass BifinQ
AT Foot Of
Alter Road
By Don GILLlRs

Bass fishing is holding up good
in Lake ST Clair and the 81. Clair
River. while walleye fishing of
last week, has shown am improve
mont during the past few days
Fishing has been SpOtty in most
southeastern Michigan waters, but
conservation officers believe this
is due 10 rains which have left
lakes and streams high and rolly.
Prospects for the next few days
are somewhat brighter
Detroit anglers who would like
10 do a little fishing after work
Will find bass hitting good AZ the
foot Of Alter road. Many fisher
men who 90 out during the early
evening hours have returned with
limit catches of the bronze beau
ties running 3 and 4 pounds,
A lot Of Sheephead have been
taken along the shore Of Belle
Isle with throw lines. Most FISH
---4-F44-ff4 -ftft.- Using efabs-fef bait
Bass fishing in Macomb County
has been good with minnowS the
best bait. Perch fishing is poor.
Some pike are being taken on
mlnnOWS.
Monroe County reports poor
fishing in general throughout the
county. The RaiSin River is high
and roily and few fishermen have
been out tho past week.
Lapccr County fishing is excel
lent, although few anglers have
been out this week. Fishing is
good in GcneSee County for blue
ClllS and bass. Best catches are
being taken in deep water from
( 10 9 p m. with grubS.
Southern Oakland County re-
ports good fishing for bass and
bluegills. but the northern part
OF the county has been off all
week. Anglers report best luck
on worms grubS and grasshoppers
for bluegills. while plugs and bugs
are best for bass.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Sal BartoIo Takes
New ENGLAND Crown

HARTFORD, Conn July q
lUPl-The New England version
Of the featherweight title. recently
vacated by Willie Pep, belonged
today 20 Sal Bartolo Of Boston
after an eiGht-round technical
knockout Of Maurice Lefty
LaChsnCe Of Lisbon. Ne.
Club physician p +. MOZART
land ordered the bout halted fol-
lowing the eighth round last night
because of wicked cut over
Lachance-S loft eve.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
ChopChop May
Be Fdvo.rite

CHICAGO, July q GNS)-
Chop Chop doomed today as a
likely favorite in Saturdays $50
900 Arlington Classic as stock in
John MarSch'S Occupati on
slumped after Mondays defeat.
Chop Chop broke a track rec
ord while winning the Empire
City Handicap recently and is be-
lieved 10 be in top form. OCcUps-
ton. on the other hand MAS
beaten rather handily Monday by
ASkmenow al mile and ar
eighth.
There had been a question If
Occupation was equal 70 q dis.
tance and the skepticS figure tnoir
suspicious were confirmed by
ASymenowS victory The Classic
Will be al a mile and a quarter.
ASkmenow will he an almost
certain starter, too, inc the rich
classic, adding 10 the difficulties
that Occupation may encounter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Ruby and Roxy
WrestIe 10 Draw

Bert Ruby and Walter Roxy
wrestled 70 a draw at Mack Park
last evening when both grapplers
were pinned at the same time.
Leo Jensen heat Fritz kreugeI
two in three falls. Buck Estes
won over Buck Liscombe on a
foul and Dale Wayne defeated
Chuck Marlowe in 1905.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Franks Named
On AN-Stdrs

julius Franks. University Of
Michigan All-Amcr.can guard d.
has been named 10 the Collegiate
All-SlarS II was announced today.
The former Har-.gsmck high star
viii play against the Washington
Redskins In the annual football
season opener p
Franks was picked on almost
all American leagues He. with
Al WiStert. gave Michigan one OF
the finest lines m ITS history He
played go minutes Of almost every
important Faff7f-- Fine game 1T
be played IN Evanston. Aug. -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Scratches
SUFFOLK DOWNS

SUFFOLK DOWNS
Track. fast
First Race Primarily. Tattnall star.
Second RaCe-Zostera
FlHh Race--Cavslcadla, Big Ripple
Super foot
Sixth Rsee-Peep Show.
---D DETROIT ---.
Track, fast.
No scratches tthey all go).
SUFFOLK
Firm Race-Grand Party.
ARLINGTON PARK
TRACK. fast.
First Race -ShinemYn. Stoosie stars
a. Night Hy va AlaRold Wing Tip.
Second Race Barney Cal, Spare
Parts Torch Lee. Bonnie Bold, Quick
Tool Synerglst
rEhth Rare-stpm wnder. Black
Kerry FavVood Hermra 3 Town
Victory. IcNsrs0utlvu.
Substitute Race Declared of
EMPIRE CITY
Track fast
First Race Danger Light
Second Race Flying Torpedo. stimuli
Direction. Third Ran, Psychlatrist, Yo-
lauofa.
Firh Rsce-Who Goes There.
Sixth Race Hai Chow
Seventh Race-Connie Jean. Wood
ROBIN Vain Beauty. Pony Express
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Anderson Breaks
Another Record
The DETROIT TIMES

STOCKHOLM, July p uNSl -
a new Swedish record for The
thrce-Quarter mile run was held
today by Arnc Anderson, 27-
yoar-Old school teacher AndcrS-
son ran the throe.quarter mile in
2.5S8. Paul Moore holds the
worlds record of 2.5S7
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
SIZE A QUESTION

GrtSicr and the members Of the
staff VIII spend most Of next week
Intervening boys who want IN
formation about the football pro-
gram. They are entirely in the
dark as to the size Of The squad
that VIII appear
Having disposed Of tho football
business. CriSlcr fell 10 discussion
of his fishing trip
at was great. Never had bet
ter weather or better luck"
CriSlcr has a summer place at
Bcmidu. MINI
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
DR.. Stinson' S Is Low
In 0steopdth S Meet

Dr. II p. StimSon OF Detroit is
the trophy holder for low gsSS
today in the annual national golf
championship tournament of the
American Osteopathic Association.
49,. .f~se.A -'-.---> N>r,AA.r ~,
'er6ay ~ f,f1n1 lroHoW. Dr, Stnf-
son. a Plum Hollow member. had
a IS. Or George w. Book Of New
York was runner-up with 70, Low
net was won by DR.. +. w. An
derSOn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Honor Drowning Victim

CHEBOYGAN. July y up
a concert by the Cheboygan mu-
nlClpal band Will be dedicated this
week 10 Robert Poquette, a p
year-old member of the band,
Poquette was one of nine youths
who drowned at East TawaS
Friday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
an Gnmes nj 10 40 A. NJ

District AT Carstens tcharievoix and
Lakewood -A-l0 Nuts Va. As Round
Hosmer tCanfeld and LakeWoodJ--A- !
Aces VS. All TophAts, A. FairVlews Va
As Avengers
District B-Kt Chandler FSrK tC0nn0F
ana Warrenb--B-2 Blues Va 30 Flylns
Tigers: B.l Bears vs. Rs Badgers. b
Wolverines byt A. Robinson (foung and
Grover pa Thunderbolu vs.. B-1 sand
lotters BIS Mudhens. bye a. - -.
Georgia. Clio Wolves vs. CO Itlsh =
bulldogs vs.. ca Majors. A. ringree Park
.For.-la and ssnecal--Ca2 AAloiA va II
Wildcats, Gil Seniors vs. c. senior
District Dat Campbell (AleNandrlns
ara 81 Aubinl-D-3 Eagles W.. D-s STAR
p-5 Mnnarchs Va pa Merchants AZ DuI
field tChpne and clinton -D-1 bfA'es ~,
pI Firebsnsi D-ll Wildcats VS. ID
Dis,rict "a, Lodge Cvan DYKE ard
Ceorrtsl-T1 DNieE W Eli Nanks
Via link. " E-s Polish Laoorers E-Z
e' bis,rst G-At jayne Field Cconant and
DaviSCni-G-7 Tigers vs Gil HAWKS .
G.s Kings bye Al Courvnls Nevada ana
Dequlndre ,. Moi ,ss. y" I'VE 80 A"'e''
ntnrict H-At UnlyersitY ~ pe'fo, .
U.2 Wolves vs. Ri conmanans -
Devh Dogs ~ He Ysnks H's ""ueaS
" n, silC SI i1mA, Cooley Hsh CHubbsn
sna Chalfontel-LU-A Wndcats vs. Ii q
braves Is Tigers bye Is lnalahs
II Thunderbois IL GremIins vs. 10
Dist-ic, M-At Mackenzie HiEh t"es'
poin, ara WsominEl --h-5 Ravens "
-. - Afues vs. Ma Spitfirts
pis,riCi "A Wilson tcen'ral . arr r,
.rsns, RI sAHna Widcats W X
fl-r-----,s R-l2 Detroit Faxes " "a - ~,
Wudcats A. B0ynton tNisger ar
r,,,gt R.i5 Plumbers IS, Rib I~erps' ;
Ria Bears bye
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Briggs Heads
SOfibaii Gard

Briggs Bombcrs which has won
All i've games in the second half
-ci the Detroit Soflball ASSocIa-
lion schedule after taking seven
straight In the first half. viii
tackle Local 2S0 in one Of The
three games scheduled tonight al
Mack Park
Local $50 has won two and lost
two The game is scheduled for 7
O'Clock and VIII be- followed by a
contest in which the girls d.vi-
SION leader. Local 80 Bomberettes
pIaAz CL1nc=IL1r-LlA--- Johnson
meets TcamstcrS ar g o'clock.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Giants Option
Two 10 Minors

NEW YORK. July Il up
The New York Giants announced
today that inGcldc- Nap Reyes
had been optiorcd 20 Jersey City
ln the international League and
pitcher Tom Sunkcl sold 10
Montreal for Cash
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
NOR DIVISION
AN SANE. at >oonl

Dts,r.c, Al Csrstens. Charls'oh 80
r.Lsu.--a 40 JF-S ~ As sqlAit
tssds A. Lions. nys A, Hosmer an
asld and Lakewood Al Bees, b9e' -
Csnt,Its IS - Hl.flierf.
pistrtrt B-At Chandler Fars como,
80 Ws-rrrl ~ Fire stars tfe
C,ib. ~ IA RB az At~Rnainson ~. I. Z
ara Grover 81 wTTdcsU W. q "7Ifei
D,.,,ilt Al Lodge van DYKE snd
f;t-5Tsfa-G--R shAFifa.s s.h C hs -. /.
a. C5 Minors A. PfuEree Pstk Fofet'
and seneca c. Mirrors. bye. Gil Juniors
Dl.tr.rt n ~ Campbell AlexAndrin'
ard 81 Au1,0 DID Phantom u. "
l.g 1.tf'e GIsrts.
n urc, A. Lodge Van DYKE arc
Gpor.is - Hrsfrsts " Els INKS Jfs'
PgurArrir-s tte
plsi-lt' q a. clinton G'eenIAHn Aha
chslfa-ie- ~ % Bees vs. n 80 EaElss
Dfstrfr' I.At Cooley Hfgh. thAf nnie
So Lauder I..3 Yankees W. II Flashfs
IL. NAuIr~s W - Rioters
UIsrIr' R-At Wilson central and Lane
hi Ccrras vs. Ri Delfar kaEFs
ps Cardinals bye A. R7yntor N.stef
49, WARNS RIA Partners Vs. Nd
H.reva
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Burroughs
Unite ;
Brothers

Three Of the Saylg brothers,
who came up through the caddie
ranks at Detroit Coli Club. are
home on furlough Freddie. the
clubs former starter. who is in
the chemical branch, is here from
Camp Cook, Cal. He has been
joined by Eddie Of the antl-air-
craft division. who has been sta
toned at Camp Holm Cal and
Mitchell, who IS IN the artillery
and who has been at a New
Jersey camp. There is a fourth
Sayig brother, George, in the
services,
Announcement that SGT. Viz
Ghezzi has been given permission
10 play in the Ryder Cup match
az Plum Hollow. August rs. is
expected 10 be followed by worc
that Horton Smith also Will play
Both are members Of the Ryder
team. !. Russell Gnau also hopes
10 have Sam Snead here for the
big match but doubts that Der
Hogan will come. Hogan j,
eager to complete his course Il
flying instructor
Ncadowbrook has called of il,
Invltational tournament and likely
will open the way for Crosse Tic
to stage its tournament, the first
of the districts invItatlona
events. Crosse lie. which StageC
lis event in mid-Septcmbcr other
years, has delayed IT'S decision
hoping for an earlier date anc
now il has the opening
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Breaks Neck in Fall

BAY CITY, July 21- Falling
from a ladder while washing a
house az 5O1 y. Henry cost Irwin
Brown, 2S of Fairgroye. Route /,
a broken neck
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Niqh+ Edition Code Kew

The Detroit Times daily prints Night only
bets Of the day.
The code key appears night Eight
Editions with corresponding alphabet
The horses Manic appears ONLY ~ THE NIGHT EDITION
The code for Monday oHS~s
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Use N-55 Wis 10
Clip this code key. IL viii enable you decphcr
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
LOT OF NEW ONES

1--WE got "A whole new bunch
of boys I'm the navy and marine
program on July ]. Some are
recognized stars. like HirSeh Of
Wisconsin and Daley Of Mime
sofa. Others are boys who have
decided they'd like to try this
game of football. Wen have
four weeks to determine
whether they are good prospects
or not"
The drills Will last about an
hour each day. Crisler said. Or
cooler days the workouts might
be extended. The conference
rules for spring practice prevail
during the summer session. That
means there Is no limit on the
length Of work decided by the
coach. In the fall il is limited tC
two hours.
One week during the summer
may be devoted 10 contact work
This week may be taken a day al
a time or any time during the four
weeks CriSler- will wait until he
has the squad assembled before
making any decision on the
matter.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
ssctsaloesss. ~ % 30
y =. u n

10 Agnes sHafV Aethei - AZ soh.
ssvay Va.ttna pr sht. cod state WOOD
ford Annie. PAY Hands and SIX sprie'
also ran
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Michigan Set
For July Drills
In Football
BY EDGAR HAYES

ANN ARBOR. July p Fritz
Crisler, bronzed after A couple of
weeks fishing in Minnesota, has
returned TO his desk in the ath-
letic office az the University OF
Michigan and is ready for the
longest football season in history
The first PRACTICE will be held
Monday afternoon and continue
for four weeks. Then there'll be a
weeks rest and the fall term will
get under way. running through a
schedule Of nine football contests
Its going TO he mighty hot
out there" the coach told his
assistants as they prepared 10
map out the practice program.
Football I'm July is something
new, hut II is the only way we
can organize our teams. We
had reasonably successful
spring practice, hut now many
of those boys have gone into
the service.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21

'stra0 stack. .tfiie Fnony PRECISION
'AhoEada Out Front vi Duke nissen-
son Sir White Bait ana Dark Play also
ran
sFfeif
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
Change Starting
Times in Carrier
Softbd|| League

Scores Of teams in the Detroit
Times Carrier Softball League
will continue district league
clashes Friday as they prepare for
the tournament which will decide
the championship teams by mid
September.
Evidence that the competition
will be keen was apparent in the
close scores turned in by many OF
the outfits in their first games
last Friday and today.
Starting times have been
changed for Fridays contests.
The 7 intdfmediate, or Class A,
teaJfis will open on various play
Helds at 1920 a. m. Junior, or
Class 3, teams begin at noon.
Fridays schedule:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-07-21
National League

PITTSBI RON

70 Totals 2s rs % Q
Evening star., 1943-07-19

MAJOR FINANCIAL PROBLEMS
retckn
made
in rteds"p
Evening star., 1943-07-19
BY Staff Correspondent of The Star

ADVANCED ALLIED HEAD
QUARTERS, NORTH AFRICA (By
Wireless), July 19.-Leap-frogging
his crippled aircraft over another
about to land on a field near here,
1t. David Coulter of Lincoln, Nebr.,
probably saved two medium bombers
from destruction.
Fellow pilots say it was one of
the most remarkable bits of flying
they had ever seen.
1t. Coulter's plane came in from
a mission on one engine. With his
radio knocked out, he could not tell
the field of his plight. Meantime,
the other plane was ordered down.
The Nebraskan found, however,
that he had to land fast, and he
came in on the field, just as the
second bomber was settling down.
They came head on.
When only about $50 feet apart
1t. Coulter gunned the throttle,
leaped over the other, came down
with barely 500 feet OF runway left.
Evening star., 1943-07-19
Nye Favors MacNider
As COP Candidate
For President

BY the Associated Press.
The name of Hanford MacNider
was injected today into speculation
over possible dark horse" entries
for the Republican presidential NOM
ination.
Senator Nye, Republican, of North
Dakota advanced the suggestion
that If the choice had to be made at
this time, Gen. MacNider, with his
military record, would make IAN
ideal candidate" He suggested,
however, that even the type of can
didate the Republicans should pick
must await development along the
war and home fronts"
IF I could name a candidate to-
day." Senator Nye told a reporter,
I'D name MacNider, a veteran of
the. World War and man up to his
ears in the present one"
Now a brigadier general, Mac
Evening star., 1943-07-19

Nider is on active Army duty in an
undisclosed assignment.
Senator Nye said Gen. MacNider
would answer any attempt of the
Democrats to make prosecution of
the war an issue in the forthcoming
campaign" In that respect Senator
Nye classed him with Gen. Douglas
Macarthur and Eddie Rickenbacker.
Gen. MacNider, 54, served on the
Mexican border in 1916 and 1917,
and won the Distinguished Service
Cross and numerous other medals
in the World War, rising to the rank
of lieutenant colonel. Later he
served as Assistant Secretary of
War G925-192S) and as Minister to
Canada Q930-1932).
Former Legion Commander.
A former national commander of
the American Legion, Gen. Mac
Nider was a "favorite son" candi-
date for the presidency at Phila-