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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Gilbert Can Be Proud

Larry Gilbert, who is retiring as
manager OF Nashville, has won a
total of eight southern titles, five
at New Orleans and three at
Nashville.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

nament," and
no wonder. He
won the cham
pionship four
year in a row
beginning with
1924, after los
ing TO G n e
S a zen in
I h cir sensa-
tional 38-hole
final at Pei
ham the pre-
vious year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
New Place to Open

Detroiters will get some idea
Of what the postwar establish
ment will look like when Les
Taylor opens the doors of his
new Sl50,000 Dearborn Recrea-
ton. on Schaefer south Of Mich
igan, this week.
The building, made Of con-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

however. They face New York
Rangers here Thursday, then OPP
pose the world champion Montreal
Canadiens in a home-and-home
series over the weekend
Jack Adams club will be IA
vored 10 skate off on the right
foot against the Bruins, who fin
lShed fifth last season.
Five victories and a tie in pre-
season exhibition games have con-
ditioned the Wings and enabled
Adams 10 fit three of his four
rockies into regular forward line
berths.
ROOKIE ON BIG LINE
Jud McAtee, the red-headed left
wing from Stratford, who served
with Indianapolis and last year
helped the Wings as a lend-lease
player in Montreal, is TO team
with the veterans sgd Howe and
Mud Bruneteau on Detroit's big
line
Dick Lindsay, a recruit from the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
E B, III
In Feature
Times Teams Roll
at Palace Sunday
STANDINGS

sundays mAtehes-chene- rromblZ Recres.
Wolverine va Kraetks. 81: Southeastern
Recreation vs.. stroh, SO: Krakow vs. Paris
clean, 7-s; Coca-Cola W., Pepsi-Cols, o-l0;
I'll vs.. a b, it-i2; Fife VS., Detroit
Cliket. 1914; Deluxweld Va. Mineralites,
1915. Matches AZ Palace Recreation, ee7s
Catiot, $50 ..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Better Red Wing Team
Opens Season Sunday
BY LEWIS H. WALTER

Wings open their National Hockey League
paign this Sunday night Olympia the Boston Bruins
which apparently improvement last second
place club.
The Wings will lot about that next weekend
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
With Don. GilIies
IN THE OPEN
Urges Pheasant Dinner
For Disabled Veterans

MINNEAPOLIS Oct 2S-You help but like sportsmen
out here Gopher They think of lot OF good
things o do during these .
stopped overnight to Montana and the
had
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
sARAZEN WON THREE

SAhALEN WIN lhhEL
Next comes Sarazen, who car
ried off the championship on
three occasions - in 1922 and
1923 and then 10 years later in
1888.
Besides Hagen and Sarazen,
only three others were successful
in defending the title - Jim
Barnes, Leo Diegel and Denny
Shute
Barnes won in 1916, the first
year the tournament was played.
Because of World War there
was no tournament in 1917 and
1918, but Barnes won again when
il was resumed in 1919.
Diegel, the former Detroit cad
die. won in 1928 and 1929, and
Shute, one of the finest long iron
players in the history of the
game, in 1886 and 1887.
TWO FOR RUNYAN
Little Paul Runyan won twice
but three years interviewed be-
tween his triumphs.
Strangely, Runyan, a short hit
ter, defeated two Of the games
longest drivers in the finals
Craig Wood in 1884 and Sam
Snead in 1888.
Snead repeatedly outdrove Run
yam from so to Is yards, yet
Little Poison" won, 81. Runyan
had to go 38 holes to edge out
Wood.
Frank Walsh Of Red Run has
made the best showing in the
PEA of any of the pros now in
Detroit. excepting II agen, of
course. Walsh went to the final
in 1882 at st. Paul before DIN
Dutra defeated him, 4-3.
IN sEMIFINAL TWICE
Al Watrous of Oakland Hills,
who has missed few PGAs since
his first start in 1922, reached
the semifinals twice.
Johnny Farrell defeated him
6-5. in the 1929 semifinals, while
Tommy Armour put him out, 81,
in 1895.
Watrous almost ended Hagen's
string of successes in the tourna-
ment in 1925 at Chicago. He took
the Haig TO the seth before losing.
Sam Byrd, the Plum Hollow
star, who will be among the IA
vorites next summer, was elimi-
mated early the two times he
started in the PEA.
In 1924, after finishing second
in the qualifying round, he lost
to Snead in the first match. This
year at Spokane, Byrd was third
qualifier but lost in the second
round TO Chuck Congdon, a COM
parative unknown.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29
Redeemer High Near
Parish Grid Title
By TOM HARPER

Coach Desmond Sheedys Holy High eleven surprise
the first division of the Catholic League can
side this Sunday with victory over
Lourdes Rouge days flight games
Jnbeaten Lions will find stiff competitor from
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

Hagen also won IN lyZI and ms
five victories are tops for the
event.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

nIIIln nrn ias2s kERcHGvAL AvI.
PIllAh htG, Al PHILIP NJ sso7
Open BowIIns ALL DAY Saturday, ard sgndsls
From 10 A. ~ Or. Nsskdsu Usth '. ".
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

ninvIlun 1890 WEST wARRIh, ss~
/ HAhklANU SOUTHFiELo CO $40
oPIh Bowling DAILY, ssw. soesrs allsys.
fine CoektaH Iounst win tHesIient Feoe.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

Lourdes. which is unbeaten but
tied once in three starts.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-10-29

PALACE REC. 4 s:'' .' sss'. "I's.., 's '"s
os,s Be.iint TODAY From 10 A. n. UsiH
cioains. billiards Rsrtasrsat Cocktail Lsyn1e.
PALM bbACh n.sicHoIs Us s.sz1s
opsa es~IIns TODAY. 10 A. n. uHiii cies,ei.
Ere, lns,ruetloni BY Al oston Wsskday,. 1.s ~
PAIN PARK sslts aU ..S , s:s-' T.
TO s.2737. a B,unules Alleys tof opss
Bowilns TODAY. free Prkins. Cocktail lesass.
Evening star., 1944-11-06
I0PA Says Decrease
in Red Points Equals
|Cut in Rationed Items

The Office of Price Administra-
ton said yesterday that housewives
should not find 1t harder to work
out balanced meat-butter-cheese
diet under the present ration allow.
ance for November than earlier in
the year.
Pointing out that the current cut
in point allowance to IN to 8 points
a week had been made to match the
cut in rationed commodities, the
agency declared: Most housewives
are not aware that when the ration
allowance was is points week be-
fore May 3 twice as much meat and
other red stamp items were being
rationed."
In a check last month, The Star
found the majority Of housewives
interviewed were experiencing difn-
Guilty in working out balanced red
point diet under the present budget
OF stamps. Childless couples were
found to be particularly hard hit.
Housewives are prone to forget
that lard, shortening, salad oil, veal
and all but the select steak and
roast cuts of the top grades Of beef,
lamb and pork have been removed
from rationing," the OPA declared.
Before May 3, points had to be
spent on every purchase of meat,
such as short ribs of beef, pork
shoulder, calf liver, sausage and
canned meats, all of which are now
point free.
LAS a matter of fact, less than
one third of the total civilian meat
supply is rationed today. That
relatively small proportion Of all
meat, plus dairy products and
canned fish, are the only commod-
tiles on which the present weekly
allowance of points needs to be
spent"
The OPA said the inability of
consumers to buy steaks and butter
with their current allowance Is
being "unduly emphasized" and
added that it was doubtful whether
housewives generally bought more
steaks last year, when the ration
was 10 points a week, than they
now are able to obtain.
The OPA said there may be
some reluctance on the part of
housewives to move along in the
direction intended by the recent
increase in point value to 20 of
butter, because this food is highly
priced by them" However, it is
pointed out, point increases are
frank attempt by OPA to reduce
the amount consumed by each per-
son so that more persons can share
in the short supply.
'If they continue to buy butter in
the same quantity as before, they
will defeat the purpose of the point
value increase and reduce their
point purchasing power for ra-
toned meats"
Evening star., 1944-11-06
Democrat Election Purty

The Democratic Central Commit
tee of the District of Columbia
has announced that it will hold
an open house party in the Burling-
ton Hotel tomorrow night The
party will listen to radio broad
casts of the election returns. Ad-
mission is free and refreshments
are promised.
Evening star., 1944-11-06
Political Use Of Unions
Funds Banned by Judge
~ tho Associated Press,

By tho Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 6.-Superior
Judge Emmet H. Wilson has re-
strained the CIO Industrial Union
|of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers
Of America, Local No. 8, and various
union Endorsed candidates from
spending the organizations funds
for campaign purposes.
The action was brought by Roy T,
Trent, member OF the union, who
charged It's $4,000 members in this
region were forced to contribute
$22 900 for political uses.
Defendants include union officials
Evening star., 1944-11-06

SCIleuuleO. "scie hheb.
am.-George leaps out of bed
and turns on cold shower.
6:02-I 60 in and take it,
6:30-Breakfast.
7:00-We vote.
Won't it be restful next week
when the political campaigns are
over and we can pick up news
paper again and just read those
quiet, peaceful descriptions of the
battles in the Philippines?
(Released by Consolidated News Features
Evening star., 1944-11-06

Y a 4 ! y Y ~ ! z 2
States. The Re-
publicans W i'll
AIRY tn r e e
S t a tes. T h e
other AZ I can't
be sure of. But
that's the trend
if you want to
place a bet.
The important
thing is that We
all get out and
and vote tomor-
ow. G e or g e
and I have our
m in G all
cbc6ll1eS.
Evening star., 1944-11-06
Oracle Aliens
Comments

HOLLYWOOD. Nov. Swell, to-
morrow is election day and I'm
going out on a limb and make a
prediction. The Democrats will
Evening star., 1944-11-06
WHY QUINTUPLE1s
use this great rub for
SORE THROAT
COUGHS 's' % COLDS
Wonderful for Crown.lJns Tool

"OUoSs1us sVt 0"UWOpSf SVUs
Ever since they were tiny tots when
ever the Quintuplets catch cold their
chests, throats and backs are Immediately
rubbed with Musterole.
Musterole gives such blessed prompt
relief because it's more than Just an
ordinary "salve." It's what so many
Doctors and Nurses cali modern counter
irritdnt. 1t not only relieves coughs, sore
throat, aching chest muscles due to colds,
makes breathing easier-but it octudllu
helps break up congestion in upper bron-
chial tract, nose and throat.
And Musterole is so much easier to
apply than mustard plaster. White,
Stainless. Just rub it on! "No fuss. No
nsuss a0ith Musterole!"
IN 3 STRENGTHS: Children's Mild
Musterole. Regular, and Extra Strong.
Evening star., 1944-11-06

and these candidates: Sheridan
Downey, Helen Gahagan Douglas,
Hal Styles, Claude Doyle. Ellis Pat
tersin, Stanley Mosk and Vincent
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

NEW RoLLAwAY BED-Sss5
Guaranteed innsrspring mattress ana
box spring Si7.s5 each 9xi2 frlnEsd
rug. $i1 %. Choice OF colors
Kay Furn., 1920 Michigan
ROLLAWAY BEDS-ALL STEEL
Mattresses s. save a. Spit 76RS
Graiict a. Baldain OPEN 2 o. q even
DAY
ROILAWAY BEDS all metal. ell sizes.
complete $40 IS and up
>r% FURNITURE l4242 GRAFiOT
fgGs CLEANED, USED
l2Tis Itxls 42x24 200 ,fSox russ
Hnncrs Center Carpet Gin il62T
Wo0dpsId TO seas Ewes tii o.
RUGS REPOssEssED CLEANED
HA42. rNi0 tKq IS % 10
NORTH RUG co -TW l-4552
2el' Easf Dawson Ewes :
RUGS used cleaned OKLA $40 6x9
a. o. lp rlrucrs q vs. American
carpet c.n. sd3s Oakland MA 1919.
PrGs gxlt sxlIs. l2xl5. u3Nlz.
,fnrrs today 2sfs twelfth So
STUDIO C0UCHEs WITH SPRINGS
Only 'sR irft ~ sz1.S30 Get YOURS
n0w Opfn . 'C . every dav Spitl.
1865 Gfa'iot a, Baldwin
VISIT ORR USED FCRS DEPT
nlSlNG. ROOM StlTEs...,.,.S3q 50
SPRINGS ..................... 3 q5
TABLES ...... { "a
FLOOR LAMPS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. aS
Also DREssERs vANiTiEs
COOK FrPNITrRE 2rO0 GRATlOT
ODeu Eses Tues and wed 1000 s ? m
Washing Machine, Refrig.
Used included tlth purchase % 3
. rms IIitIu TrV YORK Ware
house. 1910 Liyefuoit US 4-0l32
WaSHfVG mSchines teoIilt included
Wi'u ucW bedroom NJ Twins room SET
SorN Furniture 26i7 p DAWSON TN
-. 1.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
4S49 GRAND RIVER
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

AsH-fuel oil. 5s-sallon drums deHy
cred Paints, small cans brilliant col.
ors, cheap Brushes 1905 fifteenth.
TT 2-Tsi3
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
UpHoLsrERING

LET FAMOUS restYIs ana rebuild
your 2-pc. suite. Call TO $500.
REsTYLING, REUPHOLsTERlNG
MA 1882 AIRCRAFT TO 7-5S3n
THE FINEST uPHoLsTERINC
VIZ T-OOl0 i49ls GRAND RIVER
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

HOLLYWOOD beas. eomplst.. $50.
SAVE. i4iss Gratio,. nr. 7 Nile Rd.
IISNERsPRfNC mattresses. any sire
samples SIT Ward Furniture Out
filters. 5427 " Warren
iNNERSPklNG mattresses any SIZE.
Samples, ST. Mitchell. 5000 Grauot
tSNERsPRiSG mattress. preWar DoS
springs match, $3.50. 3l25 Gratiot
IENNY LIND on p0sts beds maple o,
walnut. since of double loR prices
crystal Furniture 3i25 Grarof
LIVING ROOM SUITE 2.rc new
all spring construction, S69 h0 Mars
2f6i5 Grand River ,Redtordl. 713I
Harper s05i vs. jefferson tWe.nl
LIVING room 2-pl monalr used so
ace Fura. 2bi MaaAsu ives
LIVING RM suite pc 500 SAVE.
1889 Gratiot, near Nile
LOUNGE CHAIR and ottoman so
save ifis9 Gratot near 2 Mfe
MAPLE anish bank beds Dr tvia.
sturdy vel bli complete So 10
Al-metal c1i spliGA sos
SUH FURNITURE lf2a- srAIiOT
MATTRESsES mucurrins ans Nft
ssmpiss 81 Mitchell 5000 CRATIC,
NEN fm7ture trade Sour piano
cry Music, 'u2 MACK, open ewes
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

A PHILco ELRc. REFRIGERATOR
] Sal model. no priority needed To ne
sold for Mrg TOmcSlA, with dining
living and bedroom suites. open . 70 3
every day, Spiy. 1855 Grsiiot, Al
A RECLAIMED apiece walnut dinins
room suite massive built sturdy con
siructsd save 500 Hurry open 2
to . every DAY. spits, 1855 Gretioi.
a. Baldwin
A VALUE. sxl2 Axminstsr rugs
Good patterns Reposs.. SIS. Mitchell
Furniture Co. 5000 Gratiot.
"A WASHING machine used IN
GUIDED with purchase % living room
or bedroom outfit New York Wa a.
house 1910 Llyernois IN 4-0i -
A 3ROoM OUTFIT
consisting OF
Complete Living Room
Bedroom and DinCtte
Lamps. Tables. Rugs. Dishes
MIfors Springs and Mattresses
Payments 50 Per Month
COOK FURNITURE 27OO GRATiOT
open Ewes Tues and wed till 8 ? m
A 2-PC ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
BED BETTER GRADE. S37 so
3i25 Gratiot CRYSTAL 400 Mich,
A s ROOMS. Slls
SUN FURNITURE. 1922 GRATlOT
AN ELEC REFRIG AND WASHER
Guarantees Vacuum cleaner included
with brand new , and 3-pc living,
dining and bedroom suites. brand new
prewar Ess ranges, fuil size immedis 70
delivery let US furnish your home com
pete Trade IA your old furniture Easy
terms.
BENJAMINS
Appliance and Furn. Shop
1892 LIVERNOiS. \ ~ FENKELL
Open ewes Ill Q, Tues wed tiil q
Any Iadc-in furniture or piano on new
better bargains
.3l25 Gratiot CRYSTAL 400 Mich
ATTENTION, FURNITURE BUYERS
We specialize IN furnishing YOUR home
complete A. low as asa per room Open
2 % every day. Spitz. 1885 Crauot.
A. Baldwin
BABY BuCClEs. 50 si4 S2l
Allsteel wheels rubber tires Coilspslh.e
Open . % every Gay SpiE fess
GIatiot a. Baldwin
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

SI coSpists' sss so Boz ,prinss'
prsvsf. coiorfui ticking sisss Open
eve 10 . Tues ana Wed -
sun FURNITURE. i4242 GRATIoT
BEDROOM SUITE. s-pc $40. SAVE.
i4iss Gratio,, mr. 7 Mls.
BERKSHIRE rug 9xI2 bsauiifll pat.
terms STA so Other rugs such a.
wiltons Alexander smith. Mohawk,
Administer ana GuliStAn
sun FURNITURE l4242 CRATlOT
BOOKCASE 81 %. new utility cabinet
S6.9 HOOK. $3.50 Mack
BUNK BED COMPLETE, GUARD
RAIL AND LADDER, BEACTlF u
MAPLE FINISH. S29 so.
Mars. 2l6ib Grand River tRedtordl.
1880 Harper. sOsl W Jen, twsinl
BUY trade. new Used furniture.
Terms. Hook 1881 Mack
CHAIRS AND SOFAS
SEVERAL UNCLAIMED PIECES
Nice styles IN mohsir. tapestry ana
ycl0urs Priced very reasonable Tor
wv CLAiRwoop UPHoLsTERISG
IS " Clairmount TIP 1882
DINING room suite beautiful walnut
. pieces See SUNDAY. II 70 4.
ioi54 ChsrIylawn
ELECTRIC PEFRICEPAIORS- various
makes. rebuilt 70 be sold with 3 or 4
rooms Of furniture. STOCK "A low. so
hurry W terms
sUN FURNITURE ll4247 GRATioT
FULh coil innsrspring mattress.
500 So Cook Eurn., 27O0 Gratiot.
FURNITURE
Lamps mirrors. mattresses. springs.
unOleum. Nsrnish paint. En- terms.
Railroad salv s463 Gratiot
FURNITURE 4 rooms including radio.
Practically new i2Sls rug and pad TC
2-4375
GAS STOVE SO. ice box. S25. table
So CHINA cabinets IS each gas
plate. 81, Goa heater S2a preNar
English coach baby carriage, excellent
condition. $40 CE 1888
GAS RANGES liable top ALL WHITE
slightly msIrec On shipping a fes only
a. thn price sac so
sun FURNITURE l4242 GRATloT
GAS STOVES Just received Prevsr
Table Tops with Lamps S49 $40. 500
Oyen 20 2 every day Spllz, 1858
GIatiot a, BALDWIN
GENUINE PORCELAIN TOP
KITCHEN CABINET BASE S24 50
3l25 Crstiot CRYSTAL 400 Mich
INNER SPRING mattresses. slishtly
s0iied In shipping only SIS
sun FURNITURE i4247 GPATloT
iNSERsPRINC mattresses All sizes
sir colors guaranteed. s2s. SAVE
i4is9 Cratlot near Mile
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
AUCTION


r.ss notice ina, ,ns SeE Yogs Cen
trail Rsilrps Company ~. sed ~
Public Auction % the highest aiccei
for cash ~i,noat warranty q: any sinc
certain len than carload shipment
which have not been scctPted ~ 70
moved from tho posse,slon % ssir
railroad ~ ernsu hsfeo; h!..ed 81
follows.
On. "a. ., uqula Rcs Cemcrt
p.lisn,. n Aml9, Co csrf0n
ssfk,rt FeraEle CeretsTJ ascu
Dry Paint AAhsffirs CO. Crsp
2l-,uro yr Eisn 9 ssfir My
ior. MeSr,N Huruif1E' LE.hsrsf
IS pieces hogseho'e goods Tex D4ls
! cate stow Fafts Annotated P.rd
ucis co Hief.eEst, Inc nti
Peat. Ma Hep9ler cartons see
Die Mods Engineering Specially On
= c,ss MATCHES Hos WAYNE
nar Roberts Hrsn O.. J rsT'cn "Sie
Waterman Furniture CO o.s''
Gamer Robinson sslSs CO l IA.
ACID Pea, Raymond Bscce 49,
Second. Hard chair c Nrteoc
! bundle shade ro'.srs Illinois, shsc'
Henson cssss Sing.s Ro0s Ns'hrs
-. vern WY 3 Foa Ksr9st f-1
Chl'.G John rsiosfrei carton r0s
F,,,!nss lr'erusu1nsi Frr0sr1lrT
: Ctids CIR CrNc Cna- H'
Ham AppsN N ywp'y Nfuus Kfrri
ter CO hss Poggn sfse. Foffirrt
Hi~nigan S'se' Proresr cAttcf
Bench, Ermsnt Faurgfs c.
Th,r. vi.i 10 other s4ticies too ~
merouG 10 mention
sale stars 1910 ~ Tlfsdss
sep, Ia 1914 SsItsge Ffs.gt' S'a
ton ~ re Ser YORK Central Pal.
rosd Company 2T27 Live-urs Ave
Detroit. MichiEsn.
cAPI M0nrO. A.crLnEryp
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03
STORE. OFFICE EQUIPMENT

MEAT coolers. cases. boxss scales.
slicers. choppers. blocks. registers
bought. sold repaired and exchanged.
23I5 Russell CA 074A
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1944-09-03

RU0 PADS. sx12. 1895. Hayden
Services station. 20i0i Livsrnois.
Evening star., 1944-06-11
ID. {. Man Surrenders
In Liquor Price Case

Charles A. Burke of Washington,
one Of four men charged last week
in a New York Federal Court with
the sale and delivery Of 1000 cases
of whisky at prices exceeding legal
ceilings fixed by the OPA, was CIV
en- a preliminary hearing before
Commissioner Needham c. Turnage
yesterday after he had voluntarily
surrendered to the United States
Marshals office here.
Commissioner Tlrnage set bond
at $1,000 and postponed the date
for his removal hearing to June "a
Mr.. Burke expects to appear be-
fore the New York Court prior tc
that date, a hearing here. according
to his attorney, William r. Lich-
tenberg.
Mr.. Lichtenberg said another
Washington defendant in the case
Evening star., 1944-06-11
ZAP Announces Staff
For COP Convention
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
The Associated Press team OF re-
porters, photographers, artists and
editors named to cover the Repub-
lican National Convention at Chi
cago was announced yesterday by
Paul Miller, assistant general man
ager of the Associated Press and
chief of the Washington bureau.
In addition to Mr.. Miller, who
heads the convention staff, those
covering the event will be:
Marion Sheen. Chicago news edi-
tor, and the following from the
Washington staff: w. L. Beale. jr
news editor; w. F. Arbogast, Jack
Bell, Gardner Bridge, Robert Glover
Douglas B. Cornell, r. j. Crowley
j. w. Davis.
L. T. Easley, J. B. Engle, Edith
Gaylord, Charles CORY. Pope Haley
Donald Hyndman, Howard L. Kany
Francis J. Kelly, Francis LIE May,
Joseph A. LOTUS, William E. Lowell,
James NARROW.
D. Harold Oliver, Ovid A. Martin,
w. r. Peacock, Thomas A. Reedy
Evening star., 1944-06-11
Broughton Declares
For Vice Presidency;
Debates With Brickel
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 10.-Gov. John
W. Bricker of Ohio declared that the
trend toward concentration of power
In Washington must be checked, "
and Gov. j. Melville Broughton of
North Carolina asserted that one
safeguard against such a trend "is
the independence and representative
character of Congress" In a radio
discussion of campaign issues to-
night.
Gov. Bricker, who seeks the Re-
publican presidential nomination,
and Gov. Broughton, who earlier
today announced himself as Demo-
cratic candidate for the vice presi-
dency, spoke on the Peoples Plat
form" program over CHS network.
Opposes Centralized Power.
Republicans, Gov. Bricker said,
will oppose the concentration of
power in Washington, and added,
"I think there must be settling
back to a recognition of local gov
ernment." He asserted that Con-
gress, rather than checking the
trend toward Federal power gave
q blank check to the President"
Gov. Broughton contended that
"much Of the enlargement of Fed
eral power has been due to the fact
that the States increasingly have
been going to Washington asking
for Federal aid" There will be no
diminution OF Federal power, he
said, 80 long as States continue to
ask for such aid.
Speaking of postwar plans, Gov
Bricker said that "a sane financial
program" and less bureaucratic
domination" were needed.
Gov. Broughton stated he believed
the primary responsibility In post
war planning should rest on indus
try and that the Democratic posi-
ton should be in favor of giving in
dustry the opportunity to provide
employment with a high standard
of wages.
World Cooperation Urged.
Gov. Bicker said that his party
would take the position Of thorough
cooperation with all the nations
Of the world to preserve the peace
of the world"
"The United States" he said,
"ought to participate in an inter
national world court and build q
body of international law and to
expand the program of interna-
tional law among the nations. In
the end, the peace of the world
win depend on the will of the peo-
Piles OF the world"
Gov. Broughton declared, II do
not believe that the peace of the
world can be maintained without
the wholehearted participation of
the American people. Retiring from
the scene after we have won the
victory is futility."
Evening star., 1944-06-11

Jack stinnett, Ernest B. vaccaro
Harold w. Ward and Ernest G.
Warren.
Also Sigrid Arne, Murray Becker
A. j. Bemben, Sam Blackman, John
Lindsay and Milt Morris, all Of New
York; N. H. Daugherty, Columbus
Ohio; z. s. Kitch, st. Louis: Bill
Tyler, Albany, N. Y; w. A. Welles,
Sacramento. Calf; Julian Wilson,
Louisville. XIV.
Evening star., 1944-06-11
Mrs. Coees to Speak

Mrs. Pauline r. Coggs, executive
secretary Of the Washington Urban
League, will discuss the housing
situation in Washington at the East
Central Civic Associations fina
meeting Of the season at pm.
Tuesday night at Israel c. M. E.
Church, New Jersey avenue and
Morgan street NV.
Evening star., 1944-06-11

Isidore w. Hillman. has been out
of town but expects to appear vol
unfairly before Commissioner Turn
age this week. probably tomorrow.
The other defendants were New
Workers according to an Associated
Press dispatch.
The whisky. United States At
torney B. M. McNally Of New York
said. was sold at approximately $40
a case above OPA ceiling prices be-
tween September 20 and December