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T H E W E A T H E R

Increasing cloudinessandwa

tonight. "Wednesday cloudy-

warmer, followed byshowers

nesday night,

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H O W M I D - A I R R E S C U E A T T E M P T K I L L E D S IX

TheAssociated Press

While Wendell L. Willkie re-

to the Chicago area today

his second campaign appear-

ar

tovisit Wilmington,Del.,

^T. J.,

tomorrow

to his

address

in

Philadel-

In

a

speech

in

Milwaukee las t

kie accused the Presi-

of letting Chicago"s Demo-

and twoothers

tosteal theelection for him

a

rebuke."

He referred to Democratic or-

in Jersey City,N. J.

in the

Bronx,

N . Y... as

well

tothat inChicago andsaid:

"Here is a candidate for Presi-

who has

proclaimed himself

a

liberal,

as a

reform candi-

but who

allows three

of the

to

to steal the election for him

arebuke tothem*"

Mr. Roosevelt's itinerary was

by the DemocraticNa-

in New

Yorki

He

by

train

a

platform appearance

Wilmington. After- reaching

hewillgo byautomo-

toCamdentoinspect the New

rk shipbuilding plant. Return-

to

Philadelphia,

He

will inspect

and

Frank-

and

that evening

in Convention Hall , Phila-

With

the

election only

two

weeks

for

both major

inmany cities

Henry A. Wallace, the Dem-

ic vice-presidentia l hornin.ee,

an audience at Mason City,

"the

eastern financial

in-

do-

control

the

majority

of

in

Gongres

anS-

to no effective

no matter what

the candidates make."

Senator Vandenberg (R-Mich)

at

Logansport,

Ind.,

that

the

"hasbeen run as a

bag tosuittheshifting whims

f one so-called 'indispensable

and tofeed thegreatestpo-

on an

otherwise free

Mayor LaGuardia of NewYork

in Detroit that the rec-

of Willkies relations withhis

employes proved that Willkie

b e

trusted with

the

social

of

50000000

men and

Joseph- W.Martin, Republican

in

theUnited

nottolerate anyFifth

and charged "thereaTe

in the

govern-

connected with itand they

bedrivenout."

In Washington, word that John

CIOpresident, would

Albany(AP)New York hotels

tostop charging

for telephone service for

New

York Telephone

Supreme Court Justice Francis

a n

by thePublic ServiceCom-

"Like other services,"

the

"it

(telephone service)

not be

profitable

x xx (to he

Hotel firms opposing the action

theHotel RooseveltInc.,

andSouth-

Berlin (AP) Authorized

risively todayof

to France anddeclared

ill became thenation which

and other French

to pose as a friend of

Churchill's words "Godprotect

as

Of Churchill's reference to sub-

of the"best races"in Eu-

the-sources commented:

"We know that

the

Poles mass-

Germans.

Is

that

an

of the

best race?"

REPOT

tonaon(AP)

British, allied

for theweek ended Oct. 14

63265 tons, compared with

tohave sunk 122-

theAdmiralty said today.

Losses listed by theAdmiralty

sh, seven

32,370 to ns; a llied, thre e

37 tons; and neutral,

e ships, 13358 tons.

I

make

a

radio address> Friday night

caused considerable speculation

Lewishasbeen silenton thepresi-

dential campaign since thenomin-

ating conventions

and

refused

to

comment onspeculation that he

might endorse one of the candi-

dates.

Prior t o the conventions, Lewis

criticized theDemocratic adminis-

tration

and

predicted

an

"ignomin-

ious defeat"

for Mr.

Roosevelt

if

he were nominated for a third

term.

His intention to speak Friday

night waslearned at his office

where it was said the address

would becarriedby two or three

radio networks from

9

until

9:30

oclock. Eastern Standard Time.

M I S T S

G I V E

L O N D O N A R E A

B R I E F

R E S P I T E

By

The

Associated: Press

on-r-German warplanes

re

sumed thelong assault onLondon

shortly after noon today, when

warning sirens signalled their re-

turn after a comparatively quiet

nightand amorningtawhichthe

capitalwa sunmolested.

British long range guns began

their third successive day of bom-

bardment

of t he

Nazi positions

across theStrait ofDoverin the

morning.

A lone raider dumped bombson

a southeast coast town, wrecking

houses andhitting a church.Ger-

man plsinea_also.w,er& seen, overa

'est'iilidlaiids town.

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