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Evening star., 1943-08-07
LOST.

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safyf Tas license so'rss Ssons as
BILLFoLD, purple leather containing
s19gt s69gt SO ssn.a6 and ? baggage checks. sH.
BiIfFoLp Green leather. containing
RsRsyd idsn5saos en-, 81 ssSS sSFd and DstuTss
Eli; Ext, 3osa; Miss MeArthur' u i'A'
Social Security card, pictures and and personal
room on Friday Reward. WI. 7785:
BRACELET: identification, Emily M Page.
SSTara SST aea 1Bs s1st St sO RI
tween Park I'd. and Lamont SITS. NV, near
lin lin p74gsT RsEard ,; 1921 llth St: NV. s.
G SITS. s,w. and I2th and E NV. Thursday day
iRRSns isD. iii Esls shSIsp ShgreR sa 4os Linden
between sth and Insraham NV. and Home
s esf Mr. 1oeh w W. RSek & cess ReTard RaTf
DoG-Ali white Short -haired' red" With With brown
esrs fsms and ID, eyes; answers to name Nippy
b. bocs cs0ea German q5 AD sSsSSer Ss Ro and
5 k9ms PARK. Reward: sH. s5es;:
18th and Columbia I'd, Friday. ie August iSuHa g.
g am. Box 333-M, Star.
GLASSES--Shell- trimmed gentleman's; in
day. Cali co. $500, Ext. 4o6 Reward.
GLASSES, rimless, tinted lens. lost Friday.
AG9SH Gorb 3 BRAeFnF REad PaRs Pst@se5 Rs a5s
and 18th and Columbia, I'd: Reward M.
oyERNmMNTT SCsassrs MsTdlan paY HI ENvHfnPr H9ts
Or $40. Friday, on n chevy Chase bus. Us Re- Re-
I0ESIIFiciTfoS BuTfoS:, Navy YARD:
pietuTe lost Wed Car RA. 5SeTsee G5Ss. Reward srq
KEYS ON CHAIN; Indianapolis address on
automobile license number Cali EN-. 81 13.
LABoRADoR RETRIEVER. black, female;
answer to Sally" Arlington. Reward.
PIS-ooid fligree breastpin, August 4,
with blue zelionite stone reward, WA.
foCKETBooK-Blacs, containing s1o5, 2
gas ration books, a" and c. drivers per-
nit union card. Reward. Trinidad . 5159.
f4sfap ffSRsa FhaTs fGh h in ReHn psTson
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RED BILLFoLD. Containing approx. s55,
ys 10h ana aod PA WI ThaTSdsy might lSs Be-
RING, lost on Street car. '0 Pleas call Eta
soufaERN sl RAIIRoA6 I rass, ASS NfSaed ssaed to
TRUNK KEY on RING. in neiehborhood of
of S. e. W. Cafeteria
WALLET. tan, Aug 3, on Conn. or 18th
between Dupont Circle and H Winnipeg
ADDRESS INSIDE, Adams 5000. Reward.
WAR DEPARTMENT BADGE, Naomi We'll
lington,, AID. 1923. 1910 9Th ST NV
WATCH, lady's Elgin, round yellow gold
case, gold band, on grounds OF Greenway
Kisse I'd; s. ER. tT $500, EXT. t $50. nance
WRIST WATCH-Avalon, Swiss; lost at
18TH and New York ave, on street car or
platform, at $50 m. Friday; sentimental
value; Reward Lucy Mansfield, Kensng-
ten ala
WRIST WATCH-Lady's Vatican. pink
gold vicinity 14th ST. n w, near Park rd
or on Conn. ave. Liberal reward n E
Pouk; Nh, AZ 400; ;, Ext. %7o 7
and "a round belt hooks in vicinity of
2lst st. NV. on RossIyn streetcar. Re-
ward 81 90. RE. 0570.
Evening star., 1943-08-07

acted promptly with the means at
hand we would simply have allowed.
trouble to pile up for US.
Things have gone rather slowly
IN the South and Southwest Pacific, Z
but that was due to lack of meanss
Now we have reached a situation In
which Gen. Macarthur Is co-ordi- 4
mating the advance in the Solomons
with the advance in New Guinea"
Evening star., 1943-08-07
LOST RATION COUPONS.

1SSi MA tiSTN NS0FSNS.
"A" GAS RATION BOOKS, serial Fl $685.
and s, c29o453; issued to Rev; Alvin Lamar
GAqN GAs RaIfoS heSKf BOOK a AND EneS Gr to Aye %
seph sada A. Mason $3.50 East Capitol st. IL.
4, vicinity Mt Rainier station or street
2 66r.entgoqd Nd; WA. 756?. $.
with oil ration coupons issued TO same
GAS RATfoS' BOOKS "A. and C." issued
to Robert Grain Ashton, Md; car, tire and
AAA GAs RaTIoN RooK sSEds ReysTd ssaed
GAS GAS RATION MfIft 3 Book D A ;W and is
sued 70 Gilbert 3. .Cavileer, 91ol Auto
ea4e ele Or BerBSn BSTTSH Nd Also registration
Gas RATION BOOK a., issued to Thomas
GA5 RATros coupoNs SnoSS teT issued to
BeroeTt BsrSa;,, W Copper, 57o5 1st st. NV.
GAS RATION BOOK No; l54A-o2, August
GAS RATION BOOK, A, made out to and
rbdJ Tsturn 70 Henry Volk' 1908 4th st. ne.
CAS- RATION BOOKS A. b, and inspection
99sEo issued to Vahan Garabedian, l644
GAS RATioN BOOK "a" issued to Charles
+. Spencer. 6sl2 9th St. NV. Wash. D. c.
POUCH BAG, silk .muticolored. containing
gas ration ~ book, with no COUPONS
spPed ssqed 70 J9sephns Msher 4s95
FioN 6's so9R SR No e~if ssSsd @ TO n0 chestet 4Ss
I+IoN BOOK 70. E'f-ci iNIssSed 81 J. t to Geo. A.
rArIoS EookS 30. - = !sSueq s@ue IT to M NJ {, G.
IoTs City: Robert Farrell Washington,
7 G &h,rg Cheese or Eco. WI. 5000,
man a. stsn.. -G532 7th ST. NV.
RATION BOOKS, No. and >, in brown
ii IS. s.w VIM Z. Gibson. i$l5 Union
RATroN rooK NO. 2. issued to Stella x.
ASoslzmsn 1921 Lawrence st. ne. Hobart
Al; RATION BOOKS 90, Nos. / ana 2.
isssea 70 FRANK. verna aGd Josnne Beach,
5;:i Henderson 'RH RSde, " 27do Mckinley HiSi sS
VAR PATTON BOOK NO. listed to
Cara l. AxtateT MRS. x. F., r. r. D,
ho !: Boy 27o, Market Street rd,, Will
Ken 5so @ HP dFivs sSesH 70 s2en
WAR RATfoN BOOK. No. /. issued to Alice
aR RAros Book 81 n Hillside 3ssSsa osas =
MaR SRs,Pf kaffos M 81 Raok 4 ,,s..a - ..a
Mount Rainier, Md WA 5000.
LOST sheets of fuel oil ration tickets.
Eirmelfarb Properties, Inc. 1928 Poplar
NO. RATION BooK-Marraret Lucille
5sEsT, 4906 r ST., Bradbury Heights. Md
9s
FOUND.
2 KEYS AND WATCH KEY, Conn. ave
near X. McIlwraith, 1888 New Hampshire
REPoRT ABANDONED STRAY ANIMALS
70 the Animal Protective Association for
Humane Disposition, Hillside 1913. Pres
ent facilities limited to these only.
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Patton Tells SiciIians
American Troops Aim
Only al Liberation
BY the Associated Press


PALERMO. Sicily, Aug de-
layedD LIT. Gen. George S. Patton,
jr., in letter to the Sicilian people.
expressed sympathetic feelings"
for people suffering under Fascism
or Naziism, which he said America
intended to destroy wherever found.
His letter was published in the
first issue of Sicilian Liberata,
Italian-language newspaper which
Army officers said combined the
best features" of two previous
daily papers appearing in Palermo.
The letter follows:
THE purpose of the Americans
under the leadership of our great
President Franklin D. Roosevelt is
not-I repeat, MOTTO enslave but
to liberate those peoples of the
world who have suffered for 20 years
under the nalign influence of
Fascism and Naziism.
TT has been with deep regret that
we had to fight the italian armies
olCllS, DuI Oul SQCCCSS
over both Italian and Germans in
Sicily indicates our superiority, and
we shall continue ruthlessly to de-
stroy any formed military opposition
no matter by whom presented.
Here in Palermo we have estab-
lished excellent relations with His
Eminence the Cardinal, and through
him with the church. The people of
Palermo must realize that our civil
administration is doing everything
to provide the necessary supplies
and grain for maintenance of the |
life Of the community
"On the other hand, any mis-
guided Sicilians who interfere with |
telephone communications, with |
supply lines or with any other Amer
ican activity will be summarily dealt |
with.
Those Sicilians who fear the ad-
vent of the Americans have only to
look to Africa where we have not
only demonstrated no territorial
aims but have done everything to
The purpose of the Americans Is
Evening star., 1943-08-07

clause wherever they may be got
at" He said that there Is q gen.
eral scheme for undertaking those
offensive operations which will lead
to two things-O cramping the en-
emy's communications still more
and CD at the same time taking
away from him the positions which
he holds and which enable us to
give him more hell as we 60 along"
That's the general concept" the
admiral added.
Pacific Plan Emphasized.
He emphasized several times that
the war in the Pacific is proceeding
according to "a concerted plan of
operations
I'm military parlance, there are
no eccentric operations being un-
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Veterans Widow Found
After 20-Yeur Search
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DALLAS, Tex.-The Veterans Ad-
ministration insurance division
finally found the widow and bene-
flciary of John Alexander James
after 20 years search. She is Mrs.
Lola James of Ponca City, Okla.
Now it must begin another search
to find the only man who can
identify Mrs. James as eligible for
the insurance payment.
He is Ted Ross who was with her
husband in the 359th Infantry in
the World War.
Evening star., 1943-08-07

hit a heavy cruiser and another
merchantmen in attacks off the
north coast of Sicily.
"a list of casualties from Allied
air raids mentioned Naples, Mes
sina, Eboli and Battipaglia in Sa- .
lerno Province and Paola in Co.
senza Province as targets of AL
lied attacks. The communique re-
ported 81 persons killed and II
injured at all these placesD
American destroyers patrolling
south of the Lipari Islands off the
northeast coast of Sicily Tuesday
night sank one heavily armed enemy
lighter and one of two escorting
E-boats.
The British Navy besides pounding
the vital coastal road near Taormina
also patrolled waters close inshore,
and minesweepers are clearing the
channel into Catania, the Allied
communique said.
American destroyers patrolling off
Palermo drove away five enemy
E-boats, and patrol torpedo boats
have swept the waters as far east as
the Gulf of Gioia on the west coast
of the toe of Italy without meeting
enemy sea traffic.
The British and Canadians were
slowly closing in on Adrano, which
was being strongly defended. After
Catanias fall, it remained one of
the enemys last strongly fortified
positions on the southwestern base
OF Mount Etna. British forces ad-
vancing from the southwest, how
ever, we're reported in field dis
patches to have penetrated within
1000 yards of the stronghold and
Canadian troops fought to within
1000 yards from the west
An American column to the south
of Troina has captured Cagliano
about 7 miles aWaV
Evening star., 1943-08-07
Foreign Criminals Warned

Mexico has warned foreigners
with criminal record to be always
on their best behavior if they do
not wish to be expelled from the
country OF panished to the Tres
Marias Islands penal colony.
Evening star., 1943-08-07

relentlessly to press on and ruth
lessly to destroy Fascism and Naziism
wherever found. For the peoples of
nations suffering under these forms
of government We have nothing but
sympathetic feelings"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
Male Help-SaIesn1en
Male and Female Help Wanted

Mas cr woman, preferably with office
supply experience for or1er deck work.
crno-'uni'v for rag't 40 aucene1t 20 rur-
rpAsIuE dsrarfrcrf. ", 5. Grcer
SON lTl hnf ras.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-13
COLORED MEN

Combination uhricato~ and washer mus
10 experienced good steady loh. minimum
nay guaranteed 63c an -ho4r- q fnha mat
NlN earn more. Cas- and larnof
EabI1esu Cherry HSos CRss and Lafat-
r.le Mrlrtnsh ChorIN $50
Evening star., 1943-04-04
marine satin and she carried IN old

marine satin and she carried IN old
fashioned bouquet.
serst. Edward Ross served as
best man.
Immediately after the ceremony
a reception was held at the home
Of the brides parents.
Sergt. and Mrs. RinewaIt now are
residing in st. Joseph, Mo-, where
the bridegroom IS on duty before
becoming an Air Corps cadet. The
bridegroom is graduate Of Central
High School and Benjamin Franklin
University. Mrs. Rinewalt was
graduated from Central High
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Resident Notes
Of WarrentOn
Mrs. X. G.. WinmiW
Is in Florida
Visiting Son

WARRENTON, Va, April 3.-Mr
Robert c. Winmill is spending the
week in Winter Park, Fla, with his
son, 1t. Townsend Winmill, who is
in training for the air force.
Mr. and Mrs. Amory S. Carhart
are spending a short vacation at
Hot Springs, Va.
Mrs. R. j. Kirkpatrick left this
week for Sarasota, Fla, to spend
some time with her daughter, Miss
Rowena Kirkpatrick, who is a stu
dent at Ringing Art School.
Mrs. George B. Sloane has re-
turned home after spending several
weeks in Baltimore and New York.
Mrs. Richard Wallach has re-
turned from Westbury, Long Island,
where she spent the winter with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gaines Gwathmey.
James o. Hodgkin, jr., who re-
Gently took the degree of bachelor
of science at Virginia Military Insti-
tute, spent a short leave with his
parents here before going on Friday
to Richmond to enter the dental
school of the State Medical College,
1t. Anthony Wilson of the Royal
Air Force and Mrs. Wilson have re-
turned from Canada and are at
their home. Edgehill, near Paris. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Swart of
Durham, N c.. and Mrs. w. o.
Clayton of Richmond are visiting
their mother, Mrs D. w. Swart at
the home of Mrs E. M. Frost, Mar
shall Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond D. Nc
Grath and their two daughters are
spending 10 days in New York.
Mrs. j. o. Hodgkin, jr, and Mrs.
T. N. Fletcher are spending this
week end with friends in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Darr have
returned to their home at The
Plains from St. Petersburg, Fla,
where they spent the winter.
1t. John Rucker, who finished his
course at Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute, has left for Fort Benning,
Ga.
1t. Emily Frasier of the WAVES
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gibson Frasier, near Upperville.
Miss Edith Hay of Locust Valley,
Long Island. is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hubert H. Phipps.
Sergt J, William Roof, who has
been on duty in Peru, is spending a
furlough with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Roof. He came by air
to Texas and from there by rail.
Miss Marione Holland, daughter
OF 1t. and Mrs. c. w. Holland, gave
. party Monday afternoon in honor
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Mary E. Spadaro
Recent Bride Of
Sergt. Rinewalt
Washington Couple
Noe Are Residing
In Missouri

The marriage of Miss Mary E
Spadro, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Spadro of this city, to Sergt
Thomas Rinewalt, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Rinewalt, also of WASH
ington, took place March 13 at $50
o'clock in the vestry of the Sacred
Heart Church. The Rev. Ronald J.
Tanning of1lciated.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of white satin
trimmed with point lace, and fin
geE-tip veil which was held by a
coronet of seed pearls. She carried
a prayer book with white orchids
and a shower of white sweet peas.
Miss Pauline Spardo, sister OF the
bride, was maid of honor and only
Her gown was of aqua
Evening star., 1943-04-04

of her fifth birthday at the home
OF her parents on Culpeper street.
Mr.. Edward Shirley Turner, pilot
of Pan American Airways, is visit
ing his aunt. Miss Margaretta
Turner at her home near The
Plains.
Miss Betty Keith of New Haven,
Conn.,, is spending the spring holiday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Julian Keith.
Mrs. John Webb Tyler has given
up her apartment on Winchester
street and taken rooms at the
Warren Green.
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Move to Arlington

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ronstadt and
daughters Barbara and Karen have
moved to Arlington from their home
in Tucson, Ariz., and are making
their home at 5000 Twenty second
street. north. Mr.. Ronstadt Is Sec
retary to Representative Richard
Hairless of Arizona.
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Miss Blackhurst
To Wed Saturday

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chappell
announce the engagement of their
nieces, Miss Mildred Blackhurst, to
Sergt. Joseph Kramer, U. S. A., son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kramer of
Jerseyville, I'LL
The wedding will take place Sat-
urday afternoon at o'clock in the
Fort Lincoln Chapel.
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Col. Coates Leaves

1t. Col. F.. M. Coates of the Army
Air Forces and Mrs. Coates. who
left North Arlington recently for
Col. Coates new station in Gin
cinnati, are making their home at
the Netherlands-PlaZa.
Evening star., 1943-04-04
Mrs. HOulihan Awav

Mrs. D. F. Houlihan Of Old Do
minion drive. Arlington, and her
son, Gerald, who was student at
Landon School, left Friday to join
Mr.. Houlihan at their former home
in BronxYille. N. Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
CLAM PIE

Dear Almanack:
As ! have received so many
helpful hints and recipes from
The Housewives Food Almanack,
4 would like 20 share a very spe-
cial one which ! find economical
and tasty, even with rationing.
AS a main dish for dinner try
a clam pie Take one dozen
clans. wash them thoroughly.
place in a baking dish, nearly
cover with hot water, place in
hot oven until CLAIMS open. re-
move from shells, drain and chop
fine. To the hot clam liquor add
a generous piece Of butter or sub
stitute, rub smooth with one
tablespoon OF flour. cook until
il thickens, add the CLANS TO
this mixture, now place your ia
vorite biscuit dough on top. bake
in a moderate oven until brown.
It's extra delicious when served
with baked potatoes.
Mrs. Harry c. Greene,
Saratoga Springs. ~ Y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
MACARooN VARIATIONS

Dear Almanack:
i just had To SIT down and
thank you for printing Miss Irene
J. Cages recipe for Oatmeal
Macaroons." To say they are the
quickest, fastest cookie / have
ever made is putting IL mildly.
! made three separate patches
OF her recipe To one l added wal
nuts. about one-half a cup.
coarsely cut; than l added one
tablespoon OF canned cream for
moisture. They were swell.
To another batch l omitted the
one tablespoon Of butter and sub
stituted one tablespoon Of peanut
oil off the top Of a jar OF peanut
butter, then added about one
tablespoon u peanut butter,
these cookies dropped off the
spoon on the cookie sheet, but
were so crisp and tasty when fin
ished no one would believe they
were made Of oatmeal.
To the next batch ] added
raisins and cinnamon. Also about
a tablespoon OF canned cream.
Having made several patches
OF her original recipe had a
cookie jar filled with all kinds
Of cookies, not one using flour or
baking powder but oh, so good
Mrs. June Bogart.
Redmond, Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
Roast Squad"

BECAUSE Of the servant short
- age. Diana Barrymore. Uni
vcrsal star, has been pinch-hitting
as cook one of her favoritc
dishes is Roast SQUAD. Here's her
special recipe for it.
Clean the squads well wipe
with damp ch eeseclo IN and
sprinkle them with salt and ep-
per. Miss Barrymore uses a Wild
rice dressing which is made in
the same way as a regular breal
dressing substituting cooked wild
rice for the bread.
After the birds have been
stuffed with the wild rice dress
ing they should be placed in a
moderately hot oven and roasted
for twenty minutes, then the oven
should be turned down TO $50 de
grees and the squads baked for
another forty-five minutes 20 an
hour depending upon their size
The roast squad should be
served steaming hot with "a
simple green salad
who's your iavorite movie star
Would YOU like To try his or her
faNorite dishe II 30 write to Almanack
Movie stars Recipe Dept, Room 9Ol
235 Fast 18th street. New York City
and your favorite's recipe will be
published here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

times. AS mother always had it
at least once a week for us at
home, / have often told folks
about il and IL seems to always
be a dish that they have never
heard Of. ! also make it some
times using corn off the cob when
IN season or canned corn instead
Of potatoes. / think this is also
very good. Thanks TO Mrs Pres
ton Blair OF New Bethlehem for
sending it in to pass along.
Mrs. Evadene Berkihiser.
Rochester, Pennsylvania.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

EoR all letters printed in this col
umn The American Weekly Viii
paw 81. \ prize winning recipe II
awarded $40. the same a. ON the
Aimauark page BC sure to write
YOUR name and address plainly.
The shorter the letters the better.
None should be more than 2O0 words.
Address them 10 The American
weekly Housewives Food Almanack,
T.. q. Box 1871. Grand Central Annex
New York City.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
POTATO SOUP
Alnanack.

Dear Almanack:
! can't help but write a few
lines 10 tell you how thrilled I
MAS when l read the recipe for
potato with RivVels or what we
always called potato soup.
] have never seen IL in print
before but have made IL many
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14
llEtlilt|t||[4
THEY SAY IT'S NEW

sHIt 80 ~ W."
GUINEA fowls are currently in
~ the menu news with a big
question mark as to whether
their owners will serve them up
for Thanksgiving Dinner instead
Of scarcer turkey. Lots of farm
ers Keep a pair of guinea fowl as
sort Of watch dogs for their
strident squawks scare of human
and four-legged providers as eff
fectively as they arouse the
neighbors to complain about the
bedlam they raise.
To axe or not 10 axe. that is
the question, with the neighbors
all for il and the owners Of the
guinea fowl reluctant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-14

Uncle Sam wants your waste
kitchen fats for Victory. You
want Victory.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11

rt1to hy mes staE Photographer
Joyce Hatch (lefD
and Rosemary Jurewich
in a Detroit store look
ing over that big stack
Of pressure cookers,
which, because of ration
ing quotas. cannot be
sold despite demands by
hundreds of victory gar
dencrs ready for canning.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Phone q aIIS
Trap ESe1GOr

Traced through trc Sr .arttv
Of rcr telephone uH0Der w.'h trat
Of p VICE Squad n'F.'uar. Mrs.
M-.dlc4-A--lu4n. -. 1877 Pm
gfcc. today "a. found guilty ut
possessing wEr.' uDf'4ug slips lN
Recorders Judge John r.. Na..r
an8 pad fno d.. $50
I7" partu-u-r Dave Harris
whose phone nmrur is TYLER
l-teli sf tnar ptDry dav h.-
tween @..7I and Is 8U p .Fc re-
ccNDd cali, asking what tHo num-
bcr for thc day was IT. au.--
toned one of the callers and d.,-
EaL-1.--. -.l--,l--- -------- = 49, -r--
G-5gii.
a routine check re,s7lcd Tho
address, and Sop. s. patrulm4n
Harms called Tho TAlcr u-mlla
Ch'aIrOI The uuwb,r for ta
day. o6 and then pad n personal
call Gaining entrance hy aging
Dc had called earlier and rapgar-
Ing tho number ht conf .eatcd
numerous Slips and "a record book
uV the telephone.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
FEARED SPLIT VOTE

II argued that II i ran for
mayo Mcnamara SAID, II
would not get JeArics votes, but
would he taking votes away
from FitIGcrald and hurting his
chances. which I don't think II
AL policy.
"MY chief objection 10 run
ming for either office il that !
am In the middle of an impor-
tant job controlling rents, and
there are enough likely candi-
dates i'm the race without me
IL had hccp assumed Athai-uhe
AFL would back Mcnamara s
candidacy for either office. His
Withdrawal -lraAns- only eHa-likkely ~
pos. bihty for AFL backing and
that is FltzGcr5ld Mcnamara
said ttat fellow AFL leaders had
discussed t't1Gcrald aS aU hfE-
endorsed candidate AZ meet
ing ne attended
FulGor9Id received the Go en-
SGr~eH+-Hi- ~ Il stormy rrCrtTuu IN
Cas- Technical High School Tues
DAY nInLl
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
NJ 'Kamara Quits
Race tOPreVent
Labor Vote Split

Withdrawal o' Patrick " Nc
Namara from both the council and
mayoral races today virtually as
sured douhtr tauur uaCKTHg, both
AFL and Go. for Circuit Court
CammiSSinner Frank EilzGcrald
against NaNoU JcfTicS
Mcnamara who is vice prcSi-
dent p. tho Detroit and Wayne
County Federation of Labor, as
vel os area rent director for the
q OPA, said hc hattlcd for two hours
with an AL political action conn
mittoe for permission 10 with
draw
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
Cookers Galore
In Stores, but
None for Sale
by sILER FREEMAN


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and not 2 prcS,urc cooker 10 be
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wrecked sailor is the situation OF
more than n thousand prospective
buycre. of rockers i'm the Detroit
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mcnt- and hardware -StOIcz=put
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Detroit evening times., 1943-09-11
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