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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Army f Tiers Show
Plqee TO Navy Men

W. began moving the next
morning a 9 o'clock That first
DAY l wandered through the Salp
with the rest OF the army fellows
figuring out how not 20 get lost.
The navy boys kidded us "a lot.
trying 10 get US 10 tell them
where We We're gong But Wc
were mum We just looked wise.
aS 10 We knew
The navy therS were very IN
tcrcSted in tho B-25S >prawled
AN over The dock. We took them
AN over our planes, Dragging hike
kids about how fast and how far
they could go We were awful
proud of our planes
The navy boys returned the
favor by taking MS below decks
and showing us Their dive bomb
erS. torpedo planes and fighters.
Their wings were folded and
naturally. they were coopcd mp
because our ships took up AN the
ADVERTISEMENT
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16

think nos close 7 had come n
bechng about the way the ground
force At Mcclellan had patched
mp our interphone system
We had lunch and talked 20
some Of the fellows who had been
turned down after all that train
ING Most Of them were TOO sick
with disappointment 20 eat
There WASH anything 20 say 10
them that would help them.
There were some other men
who had been told that they
would 20 along AZ spares on the
mission, and they felt better
After lunch Ve walked back 90
the Hornet. trying 10 remember
all the things It, Miller had told
us about navy etiquette
Sixteen planes had been lucky
The navy had spaced them out an
over the deck of the Horne.
placed blocks under tho wheels
and now were tying the planes 10
The fight deck.
We an stood up on deck not
knowing quite what 10 do After
a while couple of tugs nuzllod
up 10 the Hornet and pulled us
away from the pier
/ looked around the heWildtring
ship and finally found my QUAR-
tiers. / shared a compact httlc
room with two cnSjgnS one OF
them a big. hearty fellow named
Mig White.
| was 4 first Lieutenant then
and thus olHranftrd the ensign
nut that dldn I seem 90 impress
them very much They Crawled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
BY Captain
Ted w.

pace on The flight deck I won
0ored a little how the Hornet
would protect 3tSolt
II was late that afternoon that
I realized Ve Worcn. alone Look
my around. ! began To- see more
and more WarShlpS until finally !
could see cruisers and deStroyers
The word Japan was mentioned
officially for the first time the
next morning DooIlttle called Us
together IN the empty mess hall
and all Of us SenScd that now we d
know.
Continued Tomorrow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
T bought of Missing
Trip Makes Him Weak

found our, after we walked
back down the pier TO the field
tLaLLL Lad-zaId- that ANYTHING
WIS wrong With the snip When
Doollulc asked Inc. We would
have been rejected. TOO.
Ii made me suddenly weak 70
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16
Gas on Stomach
Relieved in S minutes or
double Nour money hack

When sIeeas To8sch acid causes pa nfIl sunoett-
ina EAt sour stomach ana heartburn. doctors usually
pfescfihe The fsssst AtJnE medirlnrA kna4t- t.f
ympiomsiic relief medicines ike thn4e ia Bel ans
Tablets No laIAiire Bel -ant bring, comfort IA A
liry o. double your money back on return VI bottle
20 "a g5s AZ al drIgEists
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-16

into their nice hunks and pointed
10 a cor for me.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Griffith Sees
Closest Race
In Big Ten

CHICAGO. Sept Z GNSl-
- h emphasis ON conditioning for
sailors and marines who Will
compete. the toughest football
league III t1C country iS gong to
give its followers plenty of grid
iron thrills and few surprises
this fall
Maj John l.. Griffith, commits
Sioncr of Western Conference attn
letics since 1922, told lnterna-
tlon, News Service today that
the surprises will be reserved
mostly for the coaches.
Naturally" Griffith SAID. "no
coach il going Ia count too
much on his freshmen. hut from
this OutpOuring of eager. physi-
cally fit youngsters could come
the stars 0f the year"
Conference coaches VIII place
n lot Of confidence IN material
from t'r training programs of the
navy and marines. and there il
where they'll be IN for more sur
prlScS Griffith believes The Scry-
ices nay call for active duty SON.
player who Is burning zip the field
on Saturday afternoons and boom
goes the chief offensive on de
IersiNe threat
Griffith pridemlN says the con-
ference IS planning for football
next season too. I'm fact as long
As the members can put II men
on the field
The conference intend, 10 SHOW,
The war department. winch has
barred participation OF amy men
in college athletics. that footi AN
can be- grade-A toughtuinl up
course as Well "a, a game
our Football can build bodies
ana harden and condition men
Tor active duty in the war"
griffith says With q sort of rp.
ined defiance The navy and
marine corps apparently think
the same way"
~ he Big Ten race Viii be- close
believes. because lllnoI, OHIO
slate, Indiana and Iowa won 2
have service trainCc> 90 rah On
Those that do Michigan Wis.
conSln. Northwestern Minnesota
and Purdue may count heavily
ON such material anr aavc h
snapped away from them for dWy
abroad
The schools without these
traine'H step up and knock over
The riddied club aud become
threats for the title" GUiifh
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Five Teams Open With
Sweeps in Plymouth

Five teams, Army Ordnance.
Gunners Observers and Bomber>,
launched The seventh season of
the Plymouth 81 Victory Bowling
League with sweeps a. State Fan
Recreation Heat Treats S71 IN
2l56 and Walter Reh's 2lS finish
tor 0i6 were highs Ernest Lam
bert is secretary of tho l6-team
loon.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Leaders Sweep
A. A. Twin Bills

The hot pcnnant race in the
American Association quickened
It's pace Labor Day as both Mil
waukee and indianapolis swept
-ttettitte' headers. The Brewers
stopped the hapleSS Kansas City
Blues 3 10 > and Z 10 s. In
dlanapolls shaded the Le4i-4-iillii Il = =
ColonelS. 3 to ! and : TO /,
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
NCE DIFFICULT HOLE

For years The iavorito ace hole
at Detroit Country Club has been
The l25-Nard eighth. Bur thore
ha, been "a switch lo The lS0-yard
10th. ono ot thc most difficult one-
shelters IA -tht-- district : i. tftZ
simmons Jr. aced b. over the
weekend to win the Hale Ameri-
.ea tournament with - Amt
a week ago Is T. Ford sank his
tee shot on the same hole Mr..
r r. Barnum Won the women
Halo America with l0S-26-S2
one of Bill Ulclac caddieS A.
Plum Hollow was a very excited
boy He had just carried for a
Mister Moore who made a lot
of brides. II was Cpl Frank
Moore. former welllnoWn golf
pro who now Is in the Army Air
Forces Training ~chooi an the L.
s Rubber Company here Cpl.
Moore. who Was here several
seasons ago a. an unattached pro.
took "A day of over the weekend
for golf game lie COL away
before Uzelac could learn hi,
1rorp
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07

this n an invitation for your
members to play our course
during this emergencS.'
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
II Joe Hunt
NefChanpi0n

FOREST HILLS. \ =. Sept e
GNSl a young navy heuienaut
vbo absorbed tYo tournament
bcatines lhi, yoar in trying 20
round INTO shape in only % month
IoclIluni of Annapoh, Md is to-
day |tbc now national mon $
-tnefry truu1v rf1aWPlUn FqUattv
as gallant 10 defeat is the man
VINO l0-t 0U5 I'M thc iln1l round ot
The singles utIe tlt yesterday
coa-tguard>man Jack kramer of
Los Angeles Nno was boatcn 6-5
6-S lO-S 60
Kramer -tettett- until -rxtrarrvtrd.
with the virus of intestinal uAu-
cnla snll raging through h, sy>-
tenn The coa,lGJud,mm SHOW Wed
the effects of the illness which
WAS So apparcu. u h,, ,b3ky play
i'm defeating paucbo ScCura M The
seminal round bat hc played
until one moro swing of the rac-
iuct would exhaust him and then
be swung TWICE
Preceding Hum s. victory LOUIS,
Trough OF Beverly HIl,. Call anc
Margaret Osborne OF San Fran
cisco. won th0 women double.
title from Pauline Betl pi los An
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
Tiqer Pitchinc Records

'Tu'al7 lc7 ss so 1850 5s3 SIS 52l
Includes TIE game played with Boston
LuDn ~
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07
MILLER'S 7lIs Low

Jack hTttUTS u VA low Ton
The holiday period al Detroit Golf
Club. Dick Olsen followed with
Is Best at Bloomfield Hjlls
was Ted Colman'S Il Next came
Wcndy HolZworth with 7S and w.
A Reid with 70 r ID Nc
AllI>ter won the prize az Bloom
field His with low net of II on
the four par ; holes -. r.
Srigley'S IS was low a Plum Hol-
low Rain prevented compile
tion OF the Presidents tournament
az Plum Hollow and il will be
finished the coming weekend :.
So will the father-son tournament.
A pro-amateur VIII be played at
Crosse lie on Friday with an
other the following Monday at
Orchard Lake A pro-preSident
tournament will be played at
Oakland Hills, probably Monday,
Sept. 20.
Detroit evening times., 1943-09-07

ARCHWAY lo'r EAST leffesso" AVE \
Modern Alleys Open so~iiuu TODAY from : 90 o
a. N Until ZOO p. NJ and After u 90 p. NJ
ARGYLE REC. eassO sGis SGvEslAws sIvts No ,ssa s
OPENINGS in ladies Tues, Wed. Afternoon
league Opeo Alleys sat al day Sun. 80 on.
PrhcnN REe ". vERNoR Al WATERMAN n
oIHVo" nIV' "a Alleys vi. 2-903o.
OPEN BOWLING EVERY DAY FROM s
~ A. NJ UNTIL CLOSING 5
pnWj n npnur l27O7 DEXTER. no $3.50. n
80 AreSs Fres Parking U
OPEN BOWLING AT ALL TlMESl .
FsW RsseVstiOns shn lett Cocktail Lounae. 8
nknuIIr i32 EAST CONGRESS p
OHulLlhV 20 ALLEYS. Tables, Cl 1903 '
OPEN BOWLING ar ALL TINES
Fs~ Choice League RessHaiions stl Available.
nEclun 2767 WOODWARD. IS ALLEYS. p
bH0lNU Air. Conditioned CA. 1899 7
=eAs+se=t+s=Ht= =H+sefSstiury stiff avNt7bte ?
oPsN BOWLING At ALL TtMEs TODAY A
CHENE. .TROMBLY ''St 81 'sls' el,S ?
A,r.conditiorsd for Your Comfort Open Alleys :
at Al TIMES 8osi 0'ns Dance, S
nnuurp orr $500 CONNER AVE. Z
UUNhEa nCb' " cost 7
opsn BoAlina oas from D, A NJ Until CLOSING. '
Cocktail Bar. Restaurant Operated by 7 Poliaek.
CREST LANES fUI5tTIpS AutIys at 90 90 ssss sss'8
Boslsrs Paradise visit Our STAGE Bar and !
Cocktail LOUNGE NEVER Dull MOMENT
DENBY ''1' "'''''tf As at 5,ss ssl'F 70
oo,o eo.Iioo TODAY untn p. NJ. and after
~ p. NJ Home oi the Famous Basket-o'- Chicken.
DETROIT RECREATION ssatsy, s9tsysIis cs. sS $3.50
"a Ansys opcn sovlina at Att TIMESl
Convenient 20 All Transportation Lines.
'DeyTeR REC. DEXTER ~ y eosIoS s,sIt9 BLVD
Choice Lsagus Revelations are stiil Available.
OPEN BOWLING AT AL TIMES,
FORT BLVD. REC. 90 s5' Stv0 y 50't "a " ,sit y
fs~ Lesuus Reservations stn tsft opsn B-s-1.ee.
DAILY from 1880 A NJ Until A ~
GARDEN REC 1S essfFayts so8owtSO tods1ep 5s ts''o
Omen BoNiine TO-DAY from Noon .Untl p. ~
Afternoon Leaous Reservations Stin Available
rpLun nruTpu I94i FERRY PARK
OnhNU uLNInHL ~ 5.3220
Pleasure "a Boil At ouieisst Alleys IN Detroit
Good transportation Facilities. Bus. Street Car.
ruTununuT t7415 GRAND RIVER ave 4
UnANumUNI ~ Alleys We 5-e80O
Choice Afternoon tsaaue Opeoiras stiii
available OPEN BOWLING AL DAY TODAY.
GRAND RlVER-LIVERNOIS 5000 NC Go $40 sl'''
OPEN BOWLING AT Alt 1lMES' NEW
RECONDiTloNEo ALLEYS. VISIT Our GAR
GRANDWAY REC. $3.50 q, SFAs9 ,.s,,s s''eR
STA Oe Luxe Brand Ne~ Alleys OPEN BOWL
ING DAILY. Beautiful Cocktail loun1e
-AaE4F-+ApEe- y = 4AIeHe---
U0LHl LNNLo AZ woodward Ma 1859
Opeu BoNhra -- io Aiisss in Row Unui
D. 90 r. and After 10 900 y ~ Cocktail Baf.
HARPER REC. 80, ssts,nas Haeg5E Ays' ", sosi ssAS
Open Bositrf AT DAY SATURDAY. and sundays.
Cd AH5s VISIT uur Beautiful Cocktai touuqs.
IMPERIAL RE G[EsRat MOTORS stoG.
tq MODERN ALLtYS
Open Cvsry DAY Uuti Midhioht Ma 1885.
L l. NlllETT'S s7H TEgMevttt Avt.
Open Alleys Daily Until Sept. IS
nWCic pEn 20 BOWLING ALLEYS
lUHk HLV' 90 BtLLtARD TABLES
Cocktail Louaqe ,MufrV sJi2
1925 cast lsfterson a. Easua~n
LUCKY STRIKE I,,t 49,. fs8So atHS Ty's IH $50 ~
OPEH BOWLING DAILY FROM 20 a ~ on
"a BURaSHtcK LANES BAR.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Mrs. Rode Visits Parents

TELEGRAM received yesterday by the Albert J. Towars
announced the arrival this very morning of their
daughter Mrs John Rode the former Betty Ann Towar
to pay them visit
1t. Rode is being transferred TO Camp Meade
Betty Ann. he got his orders. began
packing up TO Detroit 80.
She will join her husband at his post he
gets settled -.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Miss Ann Davis
Back From East

ANN DAVIS, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Davis
of Burns avenue. arrived home
yesterday morning after spend
ing a month as the house guest
Of Hope Smith in Sunapee, n. II.
Ann came home rather re-
luctantly after having a wonder
full time at Sunapee, mostly in
outdoor activities. The prime
reason for getting back early
was TO prepare for entrance into
college in the fall.
Together with two other Lig-
gett alumnae. Betty Grape,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam w, Grape of Seminole
avenue, and Lois Hearne. daugh-
ter Of the K. NJ. Hearnes Of
Alden Park Manor, Ann will
leave around Sept. l for Vassar.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Nancy Booker
Guest Of Hickeys

MISS EILEEN HICKEY.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Lincoln Hickey Of Edgemont
Park, Crosse Pointe, has as her
house guest Miss Nancy Booker
of Kelsey, Mich, formerly or
Crosse Pointe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickey, with
their daughters, Eileen and Miss
Sally Reed Hickey, and son,
Joseph L. Hickey Jr., will leave
this weekend for their summer
home "Mickenac" at Higgins
Lake.
Their son. Edward J. Hickey
III, Is serving overseas.
MR.. AND MRS. JAMES r.
LIE MAY and daughter, Jacque.
line, of Sterritt avenue, left
by plane Sunday for a weeks
stay in Cincinnati.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Mrs. Berry Returning

MRS. ROBERT f. LEE BERRY 80. the former Virginia
Hunt returning tomorrow. after five weeks stay
az Big Win Inn, Lake OBays, Ont.
Virginia is making her home with her parents. the
Ormand f. Hunts for the duration. Capt Berry
duty in the Pacific.
DR.. and Mrs. Frederic G. Schroeder home from
Huron Mountain Club where they have spent the month
Mrs. Charles Penney Of Springfield, Mass. who is
spending the summer with her parents the George O. Beggs
a. their cottage in Ponte Aux Barques. yes
terday Just for the day say goodby her brother
Pvt George O. Begg Jr- who has been home urlough
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Wagners Take
Vacation Trip

Mr.. AND MRS. CHARLES
WAGNER of Balmoral drive,
Palmer Woods, left recently for
a short vacation at Georgian
Bay, after which they were to
have gone to the st. Clair Inn
on the st. Clair River.
Mrs. Wagner will stay there
until after Labor Day and Mr..
Wagner is planning 10 spend a
month with his wife al the inn
before returning TO Detroit.
The two Wagner daughters
are also vacationing on the ST.
Clair River. Grace Wagner is
staying at Cherry Beach at her
clubs cottage there and Mar
jorie Wagner is at the Gamma
Beta Tau Sorority cottage near
Algonac.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Girl Is Guest
OF Richardson's

NARYLIN STUDER Of
Cleveland was 10 have arrived
today 30 be tho house gucS, Of
Betty Lou Richardson dauCh.
Ter ~ Dr and Mrs Ross Rich
ardS0U ~ Sherbournc road
Marvin was a ClasSmate of
Betty Lou a. Bradford Junior
College in Connecticut She
plans 81 spend week here.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Edward Bes+s
Leave on Trip

DR.. AND MRS. EDWARD T.
BEST and their daughter, Cath
crime, of Three Mile drive, left
this week on a vacation trip 10
Mackinac. En- route they are
planning to stop at Midland,
Ont TO be the guests of DR..
and Mrs. Loren Mcdonald. The
Bests expect TO be gone two
weeks.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Mrs. Mossner
Visits Daughter

AiRS eff4As FFs ~ .-FF..s Moss
MFR % Lskcpointe avenue left
last week 20 be- tho house guest
Of her son-in-lsw and daughter.
MIR and Mrs Augustine p.
Barranco. A. their summer
home A. PoUfe. % Woods. in
Long Island n g. she plans
10 return home in the early part
uf September
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Supper Served

NEARLY TWO hours
were spent in unwrapping and
admiring the gifts ...
And then cocktails and
supper were served 49,.
The decor of the supper
table was an artistic blending
of the pastel shades ....
The ice cream was served
in individual pottery flower
pots in delicate hues each
with a flower stuck in il
At the party were Mrs.
Walter A. Savery. e. mother
Of the brids-elect. :. Judy
a n d Isabelle Casgrain -.
Martha Jane Berry. Mary
and Kathie Moran. Helen
Ann Bayne. :. Mrs. Ernest
Kelly Mrs. Richard Foley
.. Barbara d anshey.. -.
Peggy Van Loon .. Doris
O'Leary Jean and jeanne
Wilhcrdinp Janet 7 affipo-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

Plante.s. Jane Oyler. E. Marian
well. land Jackie Kay.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
heIyiIIes on Vacation

MR. AND MRS. DONALD
r. MELVILLE Of Yorkshire
road are tacatiOning az North
Port Pointe Their son Noel is
in camp in Charlevoix They
plan 20 return home together
after Labor Day.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
I'VE with

RRIDE-ELECT JANE slavery is glad ... that all prep
ara,ous for her wedding Aug IA 10 It. Gill Dittmcr have
been disposed that she enjoy the many parties
that being given for her.
That = charming miscellaneous shower given last
night by Barbara Reynolds her home Rvard boulevard
Crosse Pointe....
The whole thing was carried pastel shades. 80.
The guests arrived wearing dresses delicate
Tinks blues green's yellow prints combining pastel
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Returns TO Camp

CPL. ARTHUR L. hartley
has returned TO Camp Ellis, Ill,
after a brief visit with his wife
and baby daughter, Sharon
Josephine, and his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd V. BARLEY of
Strathcona drive, Palmer
Woods.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05
Linen Shower Tomorrow
Fiance Here Next Wednesday

JAMES FIANCE. 1t. Dttmer. E. will arrive Wednes
day morning from New Orleans.
And that night, the Atwood Austins giving dinner
at their house in Lakevew road Crosse Ponte Farms
Jane and Gill. -.
Others invited the Walter A.. Saverys, the
Richard Foleys the Lloyd Marentees, Bevington
Jane Posselius the James Stewards Mrs.
Kelly and Mrs. James Sears Of Washington D.
The spinser and bachelor dinners given Thurs
day night but plans for both nebuous moment
Mr.. and Mrs. Savery giving the rehearsal dinner
Friday night in their residence in Seyburn
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

LeHing-
we'll 80. and Jackie Kay.
Linen Shower Tomorrow
HELEN ANN BAYNE has invited about Is of James
closest friends linen shower her honor tomorrow
ming in the Bayne residence in Berkshire road Crosse Pone
Guests will include Henrietta Herman. Barbara
Reynolds Jackie Kay. Jody and Isabel Casgrain.
Mary and Ksthie Moran Peggy Van Loon Jane Oyler
Marian Wlberdng jeanne and Jeanne Clark Bar
bara Danahey Doris OLeary. Mrs. Richard Foley.
Mrs. Ernest Kelly :. and Mrs. Slavery -.
And next week. right up the wedding day. this
popular brideeect will be dashing from party party
Jeanne and jeanne Plante Tuesday night will enter
tain at dinner.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1943-08-05

shades with white -. each
bearing A gift done up attrac-
lively in wrappings and rib
bons TO match her frock &C..
Evening star., 1943-10-06
0PA 10 PenaIize Dealers
Refusing 10 Sell Autos
By he A soclated pro.s.

BY he Associated Press.
The Office of Price Adminlstra ion
has announced penalties for deal
ers IN new automobiles who refuse
to sell cars to holders OF ration Ger
tlflcates on firSt-COme- first served
basis.
The Sanctions, effective Saturday.
follow many complaints concerning
dealer discrimination, OPA said.
most Of them from essential users
of cars. such as war workers and
doctors
Amendments to the rauoning
regulation provide that dealers found
guilty Of this practice after a hear
ing may be prohibited from aCquir-
ing or dlsrOSing Of rationed cars,
except to other dealers.
Also, dealers who refuse to sell a
car will not be permitted. after the
date of REFUSAL to acid the usual
storage charge to the maximum
price This applies not only to the
car he would not sell, but to all
others he may hold.
OPA said many dealers reportedlv
were holding back their cars. selling
only a limited number each month
or refusing to sell to persons who
do not have a used car to trade in
Sales to any holder Of a ration Ger
tlflCate are specifically ordered in
the new regulation.
Evening star., 1943-10-06
National, International
Issues Injected Into
Philadelphia Election
Ey the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-Phila-
delphla, traditional hotbed of poll
tics, ran an election eve temperature
today, although the voters won't 60
to the polls for nearly a month.
National and international issues
were injected into the blazing may
orally campaign as it became appar-
ent that both the Republican and
Democratic high commands consid-
cred the contest of more than locol
significance
Harrison f. Spangler, Republican
national chairman, appeared on the
scene yesterday to lend his support
to Acting Mayor Bernard Samuel'S
candidacy, while in Washington
President Roosevelt said he could
not give political comment but he
was glad to hear that William c.
Bullitt, the Democratic candidate,
was running for Mayor
Mr.. Spangler made two addresses
yesterday. In the first, before a gath
erlng of committeeman, he said
when l heard the opposition was
importing a nonresident of Phila-
delphia to run for Mayor, l thought
] had as much business here as he
had, so here I am"
Later, speaking before ward
banquet he said: The palace guard
OF the White House is seeking to New
Deallze Philadelphia by sending one
of the Federal yeS-men into the city
to seek The office of Mayor"
Last night Mr. Bullitt demanded
an apology from County Commits
sloner Morton Witkin. who, he said
accused him of aiding and abet-
ting the Nazi conquest of France,
Mr.. Wltkin said Mr.. Bullitt, while
Ambassador to France, diSobeyed in
structlonS from Secretary of State
Hull ordering him to leave Paris
before the Na2iS entered. In reply.
Mr.. Bullltt said he stayed in the
Occupied French capital on explicit
instructions from President ROoSe-
Ceit and Secretary Hu1l
Evening star., 1943-10-06
Deaths Reported

Mary " Fornva,d 76. 80 4.h 8. ny
Frederick A. Ba0nhasc III. I5G5 18th st
Aenes E Wys,,. Is I72s q st Sc
Anna M. HocNan5ugy ., 500 Upton s.
John Hi. - s7,d,ers Home
EEi[95m E-sa5 Fas,naqght !a 10; 'o6 @9;h St sc
Thomas D Hi, g., PHI G s. se
PeGlamln Delaney. G., los 18TH $. n 2
Arthur N NcCalc0. e. Is GIrard 81 c
Sarah H. BldWe.4 62, %5Ol S. Dakota ave
nc.
Eusene c. Neville. IA "a K st. nv
Margaret Atkinson, 81, G>OH Cathedral
RAYMOND f Tavlor. y see.,s. Nd
LleWeilyn Jenkins. - Marlboro 0.ke Nd
William Donahay. Al 2609 Hamuu $
Ioal Thompson, rr. %. v.cnna. Va.
L1Is Pearson. infant. l1ol : re
Infant ADKINS. 1872 LauG n
Helen L. Richards, so It4@ Florida ave
Eliza Anderson. 40 So I st ne
george, Robinson. = ~, / bth + - T
L-,CInla Miller 50 li&5 Church : nv
Evening star., 1943-10-06
Gen. HoskeITs Candidacy
Indorsed by President

President Roosevelt said yeSter-
day he expected to vote for his old
friend and associate, 1t Gen. Will
liam N. HASKELL for Lieutenant Gov
ernor OF New York. Gen Haskell is
the Democratic and American Labor
nartN CaNdidate