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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Lodge Keeps
His Position
As President

A 38-year-old DSR bus
driver was chosen by the
voters yesterday to re-
place Councilman James
H. Garlick, 65, who has
served the city 46 years
in business life and four
years in the city hall.
The newcomer is Fred c.
Castator, a nephew of the late
Fred w. Castator, who was a
power in municipal politics as
a councilman and as city
clerk.
Aside from Garlick. all incum-
bents were reelected, with Coun-
Gilman Lodge, Detroit's s1-year.
old patriarch, acc corded his
customary place at the top of the
ticket, thus making him again the
president of the council.
Garlick was tenth in the final
tabulation, far behind Councilman
Henry S. Sweeney, who recap
tured the ninth and last place
Castator was seventh.
Not far behind Garlick was Mrs.
Helen c. Bryant, who made an
outstanding bid for the honor OF
being the city's first woman men,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Clear Cut Division Of Voters

Jefres achieved his victory after running 600 votes
behind in the Oct primaries, making him the second
to primary defeat since the city adopted
its present charter in 1919
The only parallel was in 1929 when former mayor
Charles Bowes defeated the late John W. Smith bv
votes after trailing $4,000 votes behind the primary
One outstanding aspect of the election the cearcut
geographical lines which the voting followed
Factory and Negro sections gave FITZGERALD stable
early lead which Jeffries rapidly with large
maortes obtained in the eastern northwest and western
sections outside the boulevard area
The first 100 precincts report gave FITZGERALD Is 327
to Jefries 10450 These and of the precincts imed
atey to follow cenered principally in the downtown
area east OF Woodward and comprised large portion Of
the Negro section.
ne-of the few outlying districts report early was
the polling booth Inside the Sojourner Truth Negro housing
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
WEATHER HELPS ALLIES

On the Adriatic side of the line
above Termoli, Canadian tank
unit and an Irish brigade won
the second Trigno bridgehead. The
first. in the San Salvo area. had
been established under heavy gun
fire.
The Eighth benefited from inn
proved weather. Nazi tanks were
in action only on the American
flank of the Fifth Army front.
apparently trying to stall of
seizure of the vital coastal and
inland main roads northward ia
Rome long enough 10 get set for
new battle.
An official communicate said
only that enemy opposition was
stiff and that accurate Allied
artillery and bombing helped
smash OUT some Of the advances.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Stain Due 10 Make
World Broadcast

LONDON. Nov. 3 (UP)-JoSef
Stain is expected to step 10 a
microphone in Moscow this week
end TO broadcast to the world a
mighty triumph of Russian arms
perhaps the greatest Nazi rout
in history.
Students of Russian propaganda
technique are prepared for a
lengthy address and order of the
day by the master strategist Of
the Red armies in connection with
Soviet commemoration of the 26th
anniversary of the October revo-
luton which brought the bolshe-
viks 10 power.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Paid 0PA Workers
SuppIant Strikers

JACKSONVILLE. Ill, Nov. 3
GNS)-Paid employees of the
OPA took over the office Of the
Morgan County OPA offices today
after Is citizens resigned over the
firing of a girl
The girl, q civil service custo-
dian of rationing coupons, which
were stolen in a burglary, was
discharged after the theft.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

treat probably was forced by con-
tinual heavy battle losses.
YANKS SEIZE KEY TOWNS
Both ISernia and Venafro, cen
trial pivotS of the German de-
lenses, were brought within close
artillery range by the advancing
Americans. who captured the key
towns of Gallo. three miles north
west of Vale Agricola, and Pra-
tella. two miles beyond Alamo.
The Americans also captured
new positions in heights on San
Croce ridge. five miles northwest
OF Teano, from which they domi-
nate the Garigliano River plains
seven miles beyond the German
anchor point on Mt MaSSico.
The enemy's retreat was char
acteriZed as orderly in official
reports and il followed severe
losses inflicted by the advancing
Fifth and Eighth armies.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Went Into Lead at a Late Hour

Trailing until then, Jefries into the lead at
late hour and the final 200 districts of them in the
outlying residential gave him his decisive triumph
Thus smothered the JAW CLOS second attempt
to place candidate of its choosing of the
ctys govenmen-an attempt which was watched through
out the nation.
In 1887, Judge Patrick H. OBren CLIO candidate fell
away behind Richard Reading after winning the nomination
with showing of strength.
Despite the iniammatory issues of the campaign the
election conducted in orderly fashion throughout
the entire cty-Poce reported demonstrations in Para
disc Valley when FITZGERALD was runnn well ahead
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Five Firemen Injured
Inn Dodge Plant Blast

the tunnel. The tunnel, firemen
said, was used TO convey oil into
various shops.
1t. Kopocz caught the full force
of the exploding air line in his
stomach. He was in a dazed con-
dition when dragged from the
tunnel by other firemen.
Production at the plant was
temporarily halted because of the
smoke.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
THE WAR FRONTS

ITALYNaz defense line reels under heavy blows of Fifth
and Eighth Allied armies page ~
SOUTHWEST PACIFTC-Aed naval and air forces dispense
Jap feet Of cruisers and destroyers off Bougainvle
Island page 1)
RUSSIA-Reds off Naz' attempt to Dneper kill
thousands of foe. Page D.
THE AIR WAR-U s. heavy bombers in the Middle East raid
Nazi plant Austria air force created page D.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
NJ dyor Reverses
Setback
BY HAROLD SCHACHERN

Mayor Jefries was reelected over Frank Fitz-
Gerald by majority of 1882, with 3S3616 citizens
going to the polls in record municipal election
Reversing the singing setback of the October
primary, the 43-year-old mayor dramatically
smashed aside the opposition of the CIO and AFL
and overcame an avalanche of Negro votes.
He will take office January for third term by an
official tally of ITO votes against 1857.
Victory became positive only after 800 of the LOST
precincts had been tahulated
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
AIR ATTACK REFUSED

Every available plane wa S
thrown into the engagement by
Admiral Halsey. commander OF
the landing operations at En-
press Augusta Bay
A subsequent Jap air attack on
the Allied naval covering force
also was successfully repulsed
with minor damage.
United States Marines who
spearheaded the landing on Bou-
granville meanwhile drove inland
against the JapS from a beach
head several miles long. The en-
envy was pushed back quarter
OF a mile despite heavy rifle. ma
chine-gun and mortar fire from
Jap positions.
The marines famed out to the
Piva River. south of the Koromo-
kina River, and north and we'll
beyond the Bareton Mission.
American casualties have been
comparatively light.
The total of Jap forces garri-
soning the islands strongpointS is
estimated somewhere in the
neighborhood of $4,000 men.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Paris, Brest Bombed.
Carlo Radio Reports

LONDON, Nov. 3 (UP)-Two
big Allied air formations roared
out from Britain today TO resume
the fogbound aerial offensive
against Axis Europe, and a Cairo
broadcast said Paris and Brest
were bombed.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
TREND TOWARD DEWEY

Washington observers predicted
President Roosevelt's renomina-
ton for a fourth term upon the
theory that the Democrats. faced
with a hostile East and Middle
West would name their strongest
candidate.
No Washington observer be-
lieves that any other Democratic
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

project, which gave Fitz-
Gerald 30 to 2.
Jeffries won but few precincts
in these early returns, among
them being District Is of Ward q.
located at Lakewood and Essex,
where he led 215 votes TO 9S.
EARLY LEAD GREW
FITZGERALD continued piling up
lead throughout the e earle r
count and stretched it 10 1900
votes by the time $50 precincts
had been counted. He led at that
time, 1915 TO 6O,462.
But from that time on Jeffries
(Conffnued On paOa Eourl
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Jap Wdrshiips
Put TO Flight
Times Photo

ALLIED HQ, 6. W. Pacific,
Nov. 3 GNS)-A japanese force
Of cruisers and destroyerS which
sought 10 interfere with American
landings on the west coast of Bou-
granville Island was repulsed in
an engagement with United States
naval units IN the Solomons Sea,
Gen. MacArthur'S headquarters
announced today.
The sea and Air battle developed
when the Japs m d e a Sortie
during the night down the west
coast of Bougainville. American
naval forces covering the landing
operations intercepted the Jap
surface craft which were dis
persed and forced 10 withdraw
toward the northwest.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
NaZiS Crack.
Rum for Rome

ALLIED HQ.. ALGIERS Nov. CUP)-The German
line below Rome is breaking before pounding Allied attacks
and the enemy has begun orderly retreat northward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
it was announced today.

IL was announced To-Day.
American spearheads. fighting
through heavy NaN tank attacks,
plunged three miles deeper into
the enemy defcnScS in high ground
less than 90 miles south of Rome
as the German line. designed to
delay the march on the Italian
capital. began diSintegrating.
BRIDGEHEAD CAPTURED
The steady advance by Ameri-
can forces Of 1t. Gen. Clark S
Fifth Army came a the British
Eighth Army seized a second
hrldgehead across the TrlGno
River on the Adriatic end of the
trans-Italy front and Allied air
craft destroyed 81 enemy planes
in their biggest bag IN weeks.
An Allied military commentator
said the Allied pressure was be-
ginning 10 tell and the German
defenses were SaGging although
the enemy gave up reluctantly
but steadlly-his delaying actions
all along the line.
The Germans appeared 10 he
dropping back into new mountain
defenses above the Garigllano
River where they will need addi-
tional troops for a longer hne, the
commentators said, adding the re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
Altoona Publisher Dies

ALPENA. Nov. 3 CUP)-R. r.
Prescott, Lincoln publisher of the
Altoona County Herald, died at
General Hospital here yesterday
following a stroke Oct. 25. The
widow and one daughter survive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

Ruptured - Ingrams are special
lists in selecting and fitting trusses
and surgical supports. 4444 Wood
ward.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

c. NJ. MACARTHUR. DENTIST.
I'LL Griswold over Kinseis.
Hours: SO; Sundays, 10-12.-Adv.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
1882 Majority; Bus Driver
Elected to City Council
Trend
I'm East


WASHINGTON, Nov.
3 QNS) - Political OBJ
servers in Washington
leaned toward the opin-
ion today that President
Roosevelt will oppose
Gov. Dewey of New York
in the 1914 presidential
election as a result of
yesterdays balloting.
Sweeping Republican vic
tories along the Atlantic sea-
board, following Democratic
loss of the agricultural Mid
west, observers say, indicates
the Democrats will run their
No. l man Mr.. Roosevelt for
a fourth term next year nc
matter where they stood on
the third term three years
ago.
DEWEY NO. I MAN
The Republicans. meanwhile,
can be expected 10 offer their
No. l man, Dewey, despite his
public announcement that he
would serve out his four-year
TORN as governor of New York.
The Republicans were jubilant
over Tuesdays elections. They
won a Republican lieutenant gov
ernorship in New York. gov
ernorship in New Jersey, a may
orally in Philadelphia, the key
city Of Pennsylvania, and were
running the Democrats a close
race in Kentucky. They also won a
score Of mayoralty elections in
eaestern cities from Democratic
mayors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03
THE WEATHER
aouRLY TEMPERATURES

Il mid a. "a. m. ~ 8 a. m q
lam. - 5a. m. ~ ga. m. 81
lam. ~ sa m. Al 10 a. m. -
3Am Al Ia. m. Al
The sun will set az 6.2f r. m today.
and rise tomorrow AZ SOC =. m
The moon will set At If Is y m to-
day, and rise tomorrow a. 225 p. m.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-11-03

Continued on Page Three)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
(ssOaIaie
Funeral


ffat,,tt Il lf.-..;..et1ll r-rS=tg-
Mrs. Dolpn.ne Dodge Godde.
hciress 10 the Dodge motor MIL
Hons. -utt4i bc hrtd ~ .11-558 p m
tomorrow at tho horne Of her
mother Mrs Hugh Dli!man ~ II
Lake Shore DRIVE Crosse POln'o
Officiating VIII bo DR. Samuel
n. Forrcr 81 the jefferson Ave
nue. Presbyterian Church. and
burial viii be m the family
mauSo.cum IN Wood'aWn Gene
terry The William R. Hamilton
Co. is conducting the funeral.
Accompanied by Godde. re-
tired banker. Mrs. Djllman and
MAJ Horace Dodge. Mrs. Code $
brother. the body vas 10 arrive
here today Also planning 70 at
tend the funeral are Mrs Godde 5
TWO daughters. Mrs Frederick
White Of Boston. a daughter Of
her marriage 10 James II. r
Cromwell of Philadelphia. and
Miss Anna Ray Baker, daughter
Of her second marriage n Ray
mord T Baker former director
of the T. s mint
Mrs. Goddo Succumbed 20 an
attack Of plcur7l pneumonia Fri
day n a New York hospital fol-
lowing an illness of three months
She had been living with Miss
Baker AZ her farm near SIAM
ford. Conn.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Held in Attempt
To Kill Son, 10

JEFF T. Tu'ue 80, ~ 1921
Fifteenth street Is being held TO-
day for investigation Of INC A.
tempted murder Of his lO-year old
son BelmsS
Police SAID that the attack &C.
CURED Saturday night when
Tuttle came home intoxicated and
put his wallet on the table. Bel
mas hid the wallet, and the 'atner
then wrapped a belt around ne
sons neck and tried 10 choke
HIM. they aid
a roomer AZ the house James
Asher. 81. intcrfcred and the hoy
escaped or The back door futile
thon fired eight shots A. 9., >o'.
all Of which missed, Asher told
police
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Two. Denied Liquor.
Set Fire To AfticS

Ray Sloyak. II of 1o21i Rus
sell. and Alfred J Wade 81 of
60l5 Proctor. arc held today on
separate charges OF arson arising
from their confessed appetite for
liquor
AngCrcd because his mother
Mrs. Anna Slovak bcralcd him
for drinking. Slovak set fire 10
rags in the attic went 10 beer
garden for drink. and then
came hack 10 watch the crowd,
police said The entire upper floor
WAS cufinA
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Sift Lake
Death as
Murder
Photo By Times stan Photo

Macomb County police today
were seeking the identity of a
s. year old, we'll = dressed man
found dead under mysterious cir
curStanccs in Lake ST. Clair
uea-Mt. Clemens.
The body was found face down
in eight inches Of water. Coroner
Howard V. GroeSbeck Jr., after
an autopsy, said death was
caused by a broken blood vessel
IN the brain He said the man
had died about 11:30 p. m. Sat-
urday y hours before the body
was found.
Groesbeck said marks on the
right side Of the face Indicated
the man might have been slain
and tossed into the water.
The victim was five feet 10
inches tall and weighed $50
pounds. He wore tan shirt and
dark trousers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Hammer Death
Laid 10 R0omer

Police today are searching for
Frank Galnda-a -r0on1cEat- t34T
Lacrosse. for the hammer-murder
OF his landlady Mrs. Virginia
DAVIS, 80.
Mrs. Sue Garcia, u daughter Of
Mrs. DAVIS. who lives at the same
address. SAID -Gattndo- came home
AZ . n m. yesterday and demanded
that she prepare him food When
the daughter refused he at
tempted to hit her with a hammer,
she said.
At that point Mrs. Davis inter
ferrcd, Galndo turned on her hit
her on the head. and then fled,
Mrs. Garcia charged. Mrs. Davis
was taken 70 Receiving Hospital.
where she died at 7,ZS a. m. yes
teTday.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Ford Foremen
Back al Work
Continued from Page One1

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fteF-
noon.
Whether the stoppaCe was due
10 the refusal to-cFpSe- the stFffk-
ing foremenS picket line or a
breakdown Of the >hare-the-ride
program in which many Of the
lorenzo participate was not
known, according 10 Ford SpokeS-
man.
Llcwellyn's order IN production
workers 10 cross picket lines was
made during a mass meeting OF
members Of the Ford local ycster-
day Al Olympia.
Ford workers will continue
working. They will not take
over foremen'S Jobs, hut they
will not recognize the picket
line" LieWellyn told over 1000
members Of the local on the
second anniversary Of the sign
Ing Of the Ford contract.
Picket lines were established ~
the StrIkers A. Willow Run
Yesterday afternoon and AZ the
Rouge and Lincoln plants early
last night
A. practically every gate of
the Rouge plant fOrcmen marched
hack and forth carrying flags
while stopping cars to demand Of
occupants whether they were
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Dentist Hills
Self With Shot

MT. CLEMENS. June 21-Dr
Herbert II. Lichug. II. dentist. Of
81 Kerdrick is dead today Of a
bullet wound which Cor rcr
Howard V. Groesbeck Jr. said was
self inflicted.
A graduate Of the University OF
Michigan in 1919, DR.. Lichtig
came 10 Nj Clemens in 1920
after first praCucing i'm Detroit.
He had been respondent over i'll
health, GrocSbcck said
Funeral services viii be held
AZ 10 a. m. tomorrow at the home.
Burial VIII Dc in Cleveland.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Chysler and JAW
To Hold Wage Farley

ChrySlcr Corp rcScntativeS
and the CAW-CIO VIII meet to-
morrow in the offices Of the L. s
Cancellation Service 10 decide
whether plant protection employees
shall be Paid-o a salary or hourly
basis
A second meeting Of the cor
poratIon and the union 3 planned
at . p m Wednesday, when new
wage demands of the union Will
be discussed for most of the firm S
- 600 production workers.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Lighthouse Staff
Asks 7 Companions

NEW YORK. juno q up
Coast guard headquarters has re-
ccNcd a request for two special
recruits for lighthouse duty of
the Maine coast. The 10 mon as
signed there asked for a laxative
parrot and a lively monkey
we are in dire need Of
amusement" their letter said
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22

Wade poured paint thinner all
over his attic and then SCI FIRE
10 it, anCored because his wife
refused 10 give HIM money 10 buy
a drink. police said The alarm
was turned in by his l5-year-old
son the oldest Of five children.
Wade said ne attempted 10 put
the fire out by filing a water
bottle several times and throwing
Itfon the flames. bat results were
fneaCcr Mrs Wade and tho other
four children were at Belle Isle
at tho Time.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
$500, 900 Electrical Loans

WASHINGTON. June p CUP)
ALLEGATIONS Of S6060O0 in rural
electrifcation loan funds 10 II
systems in eight states were an
nounCed today by the department
of agriculture.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
2o-Week Met Season Set

NEW YORK. June 81 CUP)-
The Metropolitan Opera AsSocia-
ton Will present a 20-week l943-
"a season. according 10 Edward
johnson. general manager.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
V-Gardeners Offset Japs

LOS ANGELES. June 81 (UP)
Victory gardens have more than
offset the evacuation Of Japai csc
vegetable farmers from Los
Angeles County.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Plan Cure
For State
EbrlHnkS

PONTIAC, Jdne q Michigan
has 24O00 habtual drunkards ard
half Of them belong IN state in
situations. r. Glen Dunn. chairman
OF the Liquor Control Commission.
said here today IN an address at
the state convention Of Eagles.
lie said that Michigan is deter
mined 10 end drunkenness and the
progress being made IS encourag-
inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
$4,000 Fire Set
By Children;
Second in Week

Three boys and a girl, aged )
10 9 years, today were blamed
for a S25 1000 fire at the William
BeySter Lumber and MIllwork
Company. Inc. 2905 Beaufait.
The blaze was the second within
week started by children play
ing with matches. The first fire.
a $4,000 conflagration, was at
2422 w. Hancock.
Huge quantities Of lumber and
building materials as we'll as
three delivery trucks were de-
stroyed in the three-alarm fire,
which started shortly after s p. m.
Sunday
Several hours later firemen
were still pumping water into the
smouldering structure.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22

Buy War Savings Stamps the
convenient way. Order them
delivered 10 your door from your
Detroit Times Carrier-SaleSman.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
TRACED TO CHILDREN

Hours later Fire Inspector Rob
crt Ryan and Detective Richard
Miller Of the arson squad routed
four youngsters from their beds
and received their fearful admiS-
Sions Of responsibility for IN G
blaze.
A 9-year-old hoy told The Of
hCialS he had been on his way
home from a movie when he mot
TWO other boys. aged ; and s
They later were joined by a s.
year-old girl
Together the four began play
ing in an alley adjacent 10 the
lumber company.
With packet Of newly-found
matches the 9-year-old lighted A
fire in small pile al Saudtist
Paper was added by the other
three children.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
RAN HOME TO BED

As the blaze spread the three
younger children ran 70 their
homes and beds n fright.
The 9-year-old remained - h .
liked 10 watch fires. he told In
SpeCtOr Ryan
However. after the numerous
pieces Of fire fighting equipment
arrived and began battling the
htaZn -tt1n-tad- Began o-feaiifr-t -.
seriousness Of the situation and
he, too, ran 70 ms home
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
ACCUSES CONGRESS-

Murray also charged Congress
with violating ITS commitment 70
control prices by voting against
extension Of subsidies
BY implication. they said
let prices 20 sky high he de
Cl8rad
IF that's the position ~ Con-
creSs, then ii shall he the po-
Sition of the Go 10 demand
that the little steel formula be
scrappcd and some reasonable
adjustment of wages To prices
be- made"
Nurrays address was tho high
light of a throe-hour program
that also included as speakers.
r j. Thomas. president Of the
I'AW-CIO. Richard r. FTankcn-
sfccn. UAW-CIO vice president.
Walter = Reuiher UAW-CIC
wee president. George r. Adde'S
tkW-CIO secretary reaSu rcr
and Richard r. Leonard. director
of the national Ford department
OF the ItAW-CIO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-06-22
Sabotage Hinted
In Sd Lake Ship
Crash in tODdys

Possibility or sabotage vas seen
as JOINT Canadian-Am+rican
board Of irquiry today invests
gated the mshap that befell the
210-fnnt- Iend-Iease freiehter z.
COGgin in the ST. Clair flats--the
third ship accident in this area
within 10 days
The (. CoEgin suddenly vent
out Of control As il passed Har-
sens Island late yesterday when
its steering apparatus TANNED.
II plowed into and demolished
the dock in front Of Joe Bed1rs's
hotel swung completely around
and came 10 rest in shamhles
of splintered wood.