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THE DETROIT FREE PRESS MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 193f DOG HERE FROM SOUTH POLE MARGOT HIIXIS CHARLES E. LOFGREJf VICTIM OF AUTO BANK CHARGES UP ON MONDAY ACCIDENT DIES 77 At AT THt OLA VALDOIr. I ATI I MOM THl 0A Continued From Page One MAYORALTY PLEASMADE DEDICATED BY BISHOP Christ M.E. Church Given Message of Hope, Faith Murphy, Nagel Speak as Race Enters Last Week fOn Th tftlnhlnir week of the ftre- r.rtmarv amnaiflrn for Mavor opened Sunday with Mayor Frank Murphy making several aaareww. while his seven opponents took matters easy In anticipation of lively battle during the closing eight days.

John Nagel. former president of the Council, ami HnmrH A. Starret were the only aT I JF other candidates to speak. IMF w. A weeK irom xuesoay me campaign ends and with he voting of that day all but two of the candi-4at u'lll ha olinilnnted and all era! by Wilson W.

Mills, chairman of the board of that InaUtution. The American State Bank failed March 12, five days after Allan resigned as president and waa succeeded by Rudolph E. Reichert, member of the State Banking Commission. Allan was arrested on May 20, and held under .10,000 bond on the embezzlement charge. Bond later was increased to 40,000 upon request of Gregory H.

Frederick. United State District Attorney, after agents of the Department of Justce had Investigated the bank's affairs. The American State Bank waa a member of the Federal Reserve System. At the time of the failure deposits of the bank were in excess of $24,000,000. The Peoples Wayne County, with practically every other bank In the City, took over the institution for the protection of the depositors and as a result no loss was sustained by the customers of the institution.

Assessment to Be Determined Several thousand stockholders lost their investment, and many of them will have to meet an assessment upon their holdings, according to officials of the banks which took over the institution. Under the present plan this assessment will not be levied before next March. Under Michigan laws stockholders are liable for the loss of bank funds. The auditors' figures will determine the amount of the assessment to be levied upon the stockholders of the American State Bank. but 18 of the 67 candidates for councilman also will fall by the wayside.

i MRS. FRANCES LENAHAN She died Saturday night in Receiving Hospital from injuries received when she was struck by an automobile at Kercheval and Newport driven by Harry Kantzer, 23, of 1219 Marlborough Ave. She was 63 years old and lived at 1348 Lakeview Ave. Mayor Addresses Poles Mayor Murphy appeared Sunday Kufnra th Pnllph Roman Catholic Union of America, in convention at Hotel Statler; Assumption Civic T.ancrim Warrpn And Lovett AveS.I Holy Name Society dance, Six Mile WELCOME BACK friends of the Waldorf Astoria. The 1931 reincarnation of your cherished "home away from home opens OCTOBER FIRST Former ley personnel retained, including: LUCIUS BOOMER, President; Augustus Nulle, Treasurer; Frank Ready, Manager; and "OSCAR OF THE WALDORF" THE WALDO KF ASTORIA AIK LEXINGTON 4f TH UTH HIV YOIK Road and van iJyKe ana ai Carpathia Hall, 3500 Elmwood where he addressed German and Hungarian societies.

The main meeting or tne ween for the Mayor will be held Tuesday night at 8:30 o'clock, when he will address campaign workers at tne headquarters in the Capitol Park Club Sunday evening. "Some of the hustle and push of the. American salesman is needed In city government," declared Mr. Starret "If we could inject some of the spirit of the modern salesman into government we would find taxes reduced." No addresses were scheduled by the other candidates for Sunday. Appearances on Monday The following appearances of the candidates were announced for Monday: John C.

Nagel Radio address over WEXL, 12:13 p. Wood (See Picture on Last Page) Urging that the edifice has come to symbolize a message of hope and faith In the Divine, Sunday morning Bishop Thomas Nicholson, of the Detroit area, dedicated Christ Methodist Episcopal Church at E. Warren Ave. and Buckingham Road. "This church should be as a beacon on a hill guiding the wanderer," he said.

"It should bring to Its congregation the joy which goes with trust in God. It should sound anew the message of hope which the world needs so much today." Triumph Born of God "Decline of faith in overruling Providence accounts for present conditions," he declared. "Men of all times have known adversities, but those strengthened by faith, have rejoiced. Their triumph is born of their belief in God as a loving father. He quoted statistics showing Americans committed suicide In 1920, while by 1030 the mania had become more common until 21,000 persons were reported as taking their own lives.

"But these figures tell only a part of the story," he continued. "Thousands more committed suicide, but the news never reached the public because of the protection of their friends. "We find that the mania has reached all ranks of life. Recently a prominent Detroit judge took his life, and a college president and a senator were numbered among the suicides. All Encountered Problems "Jesus was confronted by conditions even more trying than those of today, but he drew strength from God.

Paul, Jesus and the Apostles never tried to explain away these conditions. Instead they courageously looked the fncts of life squarely in the face." Ha urged the congregation to regard their new church as a symbol of such faith which would aid them in times of distress. The church was formally presented by E. D. Williamson, chairman of the board of trustees.

Rev. Luther B. Butt, pastor, was In charge of the dedicatory service. Building. Amplifiers will be installed in Capitol Park for the occasion.

Mr Tvroci.1 snnke before a croup ot ih. hnrrh hnll of the SS. Peter and Paul Russian Orthodox Church, 3700 Gilbert Sunday aiter-noon, dealing with the dole and outlining his plans to put the man's Hall, Mack and Gratiot Aves, TOM PRATT FOES RIDDLE GANGSTER CHICAGO, Sept. 27 (A.P.) The body of Joseph Pellegreno, said by police to be a minor gangster, was found today at the aide of a highway near Arlington Cemetery, on the outskirts of Chicago's West Side. He had been shot to death.

Pellegreno was reported to have been the last person to see Police Lieutenant Rocco Passerella, the "ace dry raider of Melrose Park," before the officer disappeared June IS. unemployed to worn at Odd joos to be provided by the city. During the week he plans to speak several times each day. 9 p. m.

Mayor Murphy Retail Druggists Convention, Statler Hotel, 8 p. radio address, WJR, 9 p. open air meeting, Clark Park, 9:30 p. m. Harold H.

Emmons Radio address, WJR and WXYZ, 7 p. m. Mr. Emmons will deliver radio addresses each night of the week. A salesman selling uetrous city government to the world would have a hard time, Mr.

Starret told members of the Assumption Civic Comes With Member of Byrd Party of Explorers DRUGGISTS GATHERING National Meeting To Detroit dogdom held a very snobbish powwow Sunday and the chief guest of honor was Tom Pratt, a distinguished husky claiming as his place of birth the South Pole region. Be Opened Here on Monday EM lorn Pratt you can call him Tommy for short motored to De troit with his master, Charles Lofgren, personnel officer of the Byrd Antarctic Expedition, from A registration of more than 700 delegates to the thirty-tnird annual Washington. Mr. Lofgren Is mak convention of the National Associa tion of Retail Druggests opened ing a lecture tour and Tommy is accompanying him to give school children an idea of what a real Labrador husky looks like. Tom is Monday night In the Book-Cadillac Hotel, was reported Sunday by B.

and INCINERATION A. alk. oresident of tne ueirou posing above with his master and (Association and general chairman of the local arrangements HtCKEY'S for QUALITY When the convention holds Ita first business session Tuesday morning Mr. Blalk predicts that more than 4,000 delegates will be nresent. Following the annual message of the national president, a tribute to Dr.

Robert J. Ruth, founder of the National Pharmacy Week move. ment, who died a month ago in New York, will be given by Thomas Both for less than the price of an ordinary OIL BURNER Roach, of Oklahoma, a past president. A two-minute period of silence will be observed after the address. At the same session, W.

Bruce Philip, secretary of Almeda County Druggists' Association, will speak using as his topic, "Problems of the Drug Trade." Mr. Philip recently completed a survey of the drug centers and the difficulties of Margaret Hillls, of 3554 Harding Ave, Born In Little America Before he was five months old Tommy had traveled 1.500 miles over the Ice and snow of the southern Polar regions. Tommy was born in "Little America." the tiny outpost of civilization Commander Byrd founded on the bottom of the world. And ss Mr. Lofgren explained, even a thick-skinned huskie has to move around there to keep warm.

When Commander Byrd's expedition left Norfolk, 95 Labrador huskies were shipped to Dunedin, N. on the Norwegian whaler, the Sir James Clark Ross. Among them were Tommy's sire and dam, St. Lunaire, and Almee. Born In Darkness The funny part about It all was that Tommy didn't see the light of day for four months.

He was born in the dead of Polar winter, when all was dark and the temperature registered 72 degrees below zero. A specially constructed trunk on the rear of Mr. Lofgren's car serves as Tommy's quarters. His diet, Mr. Loefgren said, Is salmon and bran, raw meat and liver.

Monday morning Tommy will appear with his master before an audience of children at the Detroit Country Day School, where Mr. Lofgren will talk about his experiences with Byrd at Little America. From there, Mr. Lofgren will begin a tour which will bring him before a quarter of a million school children in the next few months. merchandising their products.

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