Speed Victory v Flashes of Buy More Bonds The Ypsilanti Daily Press Save Waste Paper Hi I'Ll S' ASKx.’IATKH PKt'ttS Late News VOL. XXXVIII,No. 256 Eight Pages Ypsilanti, Michigan, Friday. January 7. 1944 in n:r.national nkwh hkhvio: Four Cents THE WEATHER: Tonight: Cloudy, Colder Submarine Lost in Action in South Pacific
HAVANA—INS— Oakes •' Nancy * -ws—- lyifi I” I.WAMIfc; ile Marlgny was believed today to ' yif.. ' 1 ¦ be planning an early trip to Nas- Landing sau, Along where her miilonaire lather. New Allied Sir Harry Oakes, was slain last fall Nancy's husband. Count Al- lred l)e Marigny, who was acquit- ted o( the murder of Sir Harry, in- terviewed immigration authorities by in Havana relative to whether she Adriatic Coast Rumored could return at will, giving lise to the belief she planned a trip. '
WASHINGTON—INS An Important Anglo-American con- Stockholm; Balkans Upset ference on a post-war mone- tary plan was held at the State Department today. Among those participating in the meet- Russia’s New War Hero ing were Secretary of State Union Dispute Allies Making Cordell Hull, British Ambassa- dor Lord Halifax, Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgen- thau and Leo T. Crowley, for- Angry, Delays Advances in eign economic administrator. American and British monetary experts also were present. Rail Decision # Italy SEATTLE. Wash.—lNS Eight (By International New* Service hundred foundry workers in the \\ asbmgton. Jan 7 INS- A bit i Seatle area were on strike tcday. ter inter-union squabble ana chart An unconflr • -d report of anew less than three days after a War es a House attempt to Allied landing on the continent panel of White Labor Board had made its ‘‘discredit” rail brotherhoods slow along the Adriatic Coast of Yugo- recommendations on their Je- ed progress today toward settle slavia was received by way of mands for pay Increases. ment railroad contro of the labor Stockholm today. u*. i»». 1.. —’_ versy. NEW YORK—INS— Arthuro The rumored landing sai entire- officers and Labor, official publication of the Toscanini, the great symphony U. S. has announced the apparent loss of tno Pompano's personnel numbered about 75 Navy Thomas, brotherhoods, declared that the ly without confirmation in Allied conductor, who spurned Holly- tons, presum- skipper. Comdr. Willis is lost submarine Pompano, a craft of 1,330 men. The year wage dispute could be quarters wood's offer of $250,000 make the ship. The Pompano is the 17th U. S. sub old to ably a victim of Japanese counteraction while at- with out now in 24 hours "by one picture, volunteered his lost since the beginning of the war. Ironed The Stockholm newspaper Afton' ser- tacking enemy supply lines in the far Pacific. The men good will,” but scant head vices to the government for a of said that way Tldnlngen "crack" divi- film presentation of Verdi’s was noted. of the IS unions whose sions of Allied troops bad landed of the Nation”, which Chiefs ‘‘Hymn wage claims still are hanging at alrategi- positions on the Yugo- has been completed, it was just resumed conferences today to revealed today. fire slav coat! The publication quot- Vote chart programs, Likely to Receive with one Soldiers future ed a Zagreb source amt added that presidents as- MONTGOMERY, of the brotherhood Ala—INS Washington. Jan. 7 Develop- was little "heavy fighting" was in progress two more of the nine negroes who serting that there have chance a settlement before the between the Allies and German figured In Alabama's famed ments during the recess tend- for latter of at supporied by Croat "Seottsboro case" were free today Presidential Report Likely ed to isolate the bloc of southern- part next week best. troops Quia The White House remained si following their parole by th» ers and Republicans in Congress lings. The latest lent, following the President's' nc- state parole board. who soldier voting New nei v oosueas was repo'ted granted paroles Message would leave tion In reconvening a special wage two are Andy to be Home Front among (lie Hall.an nations Wright, 30, of Chattanooga. Tenn to the mercy of the diverse and board to consider the overtime pay Italy the Fifth Ar- who was serving a 99-year sen- complicated absentee voting laws claims of 15 non-operating brother Meanwhile, In Washington, Jan. 7—INS-Presi- In his conversations with con regular SS| tence. and Clarence Norris. S3, of of 48 states. hoods. .Mr. Roosevelt's’ my smashed i loser lo the I avslno dent Roosevelt’s report to Congress gressional leaders, the President press conference was ex- Nikolai F. Vatutin, who commands the Ukrainian army Warm Springs( Ga , under a life It seems Friday Geneial first gateway to Home, beating the Ger- next week on the state of the has given no hint of an extensive now- assured that Con- pected to be cancelled. which has driven the Germans all the way from Stalingrad Into Poland, sentence. expected to stern mans in bitter mountain fighting union Is be a program. message gress will scrap the "states' There was no comment from is shown, right, on the Kiev front. The pit lure is a radloplioto. Lai message greater em- legislative The Gen. ,Ma:k reported war placing rights" bill, already passed by the General George C. Marshall, Army est communique from Moscow reports tin* important rail hub of Her Yank troops of Lieut. LONDON —INS—A phasis front” than it is expected, will be confined intention to ‘‘quit all on the “home pending in the House chief of staff, to labor and con- has fallen to the Ukrainian army which thus intensifies Its W. Clark swept forward lo seize German in any chiefly to necessary war measures, : Senate #nd dicker was featured by the recent address. gressional that he ac threat to trap of of in the the 3,000-foot high Monte Msjo, Russia” officials report- and enact instead the Lucas Wor demands hundreds thousands Nazis southern Ukraine. London Newt In a Administration j with a warning that steps must be cept disclaim responsibility (International). live miles of Venafro Evening that the is pre- The latter would enlist or northwest sensationally headlined story ed today President taken to maintain the economy I ley bill. for the Year's ev#‘statement Hail Vittore, six miles he paring New Within today based upon neutral cor- to demand sacrifice from when victory is won. the services of the Army and Navy by a "high personage" viewing the low Casslno, the Allies remained groups of citizens as a part respondents' reports emanat- all Facing attacks both from the iin distributing and collecting a Army's seizure of the railroads locked In sang# hand-to-hand com- his new "win the war” program organized pro- Plane to he ing from Berlin. of farm bloc and labor, Mr. ballot for president, and the threatened strike as Jet Propelled bat with the German garrison his simplified and to stand firmly behind Roosevelt was represented as re- longing the European war. House by house, the Fifth Artny price and wage pro- I vice president and members of WASHINGTON—INS—The plan stabilization fusing to make any compromise on Latest development in the sit troops were c leaitng the city which to appoint ex-Congiessman Maury gram. the issue of consumers’ food sub- | Congress. The ballots would be uation, dramatized little over a Secret Weapon of Allies appeared a» atoutly defended ua Maverick as chairman of the sidies. and to be standing firmly returned to the states for count- week ago by the threatened shut- Grtona. the Adriatic poit which the Smaller War Plants Corporation by the form of the little steel for- ing. down of war-vital rail transporta- Washington. Jan. 7- IP- The Exiilence of the new lighter Canadians of the Eighth Army won opposition in of stabilizing wages. days fierce street, has encountered stiff mula took two veteran Republicans, tion. was the public condemnation imminent prospect of new sape*- was disclosed lasi light by the lifter nine solid of Busines Commit- Gliders is expected It the Senate Small New While the President trainmen and engineera by their am) fighting. Os planes capable of traveling be- U. S. Army Air Force* the person Secretary of War Stimson and Sec- tee. Despite the committee atti- to deliver h.s message in associates in the operating "big tween 500 and 600 miles an hour Hoy*l Air Force in a Joint an Contlnuss Advance tude, members reiterated today on Tuesday—the 2nd session of retary of the Navy Knox, to show- five". and especially of new warplanes nounceinent that gave no specific While the Fifth Army continued that War Production Board Chair- Being Tested the 78th Congress convening on how simple it would be for most that may hasten victory was rais- data on speed, range and altitude. to sihiii's all along Its ten mile is the man Donald M. Nelson determ- Monday—it is possible that the af- servicemen to vote under rcoiric.- ed today with the official ir.nojncet But It said that several hundred wide offensive front, British ined to name maverick. • V ter effects of grippe may cause ment that a secret. Jet-propelled successful flights with the propel Eighth Army on the Adriatic sec- Dearborn, Mich., Jan. 7 —Test tions of state laws; in short, what 1 him to send the message to Cap Winter, Allied fighter soon will be In pro- ler-lcsa planes had already been tor of the line also reported gains. flight the CG-13 troop car a fake thh original was. Ted’ Imperial e With of new ltol Hill for reading by clerks. Senate bill made here and abroad, "Many of Indian troops of the Fou PHILADELPHIA—INS at duction. all production of Navy vessels tying glide - began Jap. 6, 1944 j Obviously the two cabinet of- them a: high altitudes and extreme were particularly cited In the of- 17,000 striking Airport. having bet- stopped, 15,000 to Ford ficers were stating cold facts and speed and all without, a single ficial communique as employes at the Cramp Shipbuild- A larger edition of the success- Navy, Missing mishap tered their positions 15-passenger not putting out political tips. ing Cot yards were determined to- ful CG-4A, a model Death Claims Russians to While the announcement < are Msintain Attacks their work stop- now in quantity production at the Nevertheless they performed, in The Allies maintain'd their day to continue William Edward "Ted” Winter, fully avoided mention of exact page until all grievances were Iron Mountain plant of the Ford cldentaliy, a service to Republi- speeds, the London Daily Mall sa’d heavy bombardment nf enemy held de- son of Mr. and Mrs. William Win settled and anew contract was Motor Company, the CG-13 was the new plane probably would targets in Continental Europe re- Company cans. ter. 302 Emerlck St., has been re signed. signed by Waco Aircraft George Gaudy be Difficult 1 have horizontal speed of between lentlessly today Ss I tilted Nations capable For it has been gossip around ported missing in action, according to fill a need for gliders 500 and 600 miles an hour. Few, ground forces hammered, the ene- of carrying larger combat units. town bow Republican leaders miss- to a telegram which his parents re- PHILADELPHIA— INS Ap- of Yp- Washington. Jan 7 IN'S Dinlo if any, current propeller type my steadily backward along roads The new glider, an experimental George Milne Gaudy, one ceived Thursday erening from the proximately 2.700 city employes ed the boat politically on the sol- matic hope was dwindling fast In plam-H have attained that range, that lead to Home and Berlin. a pay model, is a high-wing monoplane, silanti's oldest business men. died Navy Department. The telegram Mosquito continued their strike for Thursday afternoon the Michi- dier-vote issue by failing to come Washington today that Kur .la can although they have exceeded It In Shortly after speedy were with plywood wings .of stressed at read: “The N'a\y Department deep Royal Air Force re increase today as convicts Masonic home Alma, where out strong for a workable measure. ba persuaded to make Its treat vertical dives Homberß of the service to skin design, externally braced. The gan at ly regrets to inform you that your battering targets In pressed into maintain his home since June. Instead, they let enough Republi- ment of the small border states The principle of Jet propulsion turned from supply. Dele- fuselage is a framework of welded he had made son, William Edward Winter, avia northern Philadelphia's water Ont., cans stray over with southern conform to the American Govern on which the new lighter plane western Germany and Federation steel tubing covered with fabric. Born at Stratford-on-Avon. tlon radioman second class, USN'R, night large gates c. the American 19, 1865, he came here when "states'-rights" and "poll-tax” ment s conception of the Atlantic works dlff< rs from the rocket prln Fiance during the a County Municipal It is tile first the Ford Company Nov. is missing in action In performance rlple. although many of Allied aircraft swept, of State, and a young man of and opened a Democrats to put part of the blame charter. s there are formation (AFL) last night will build for the Army Air Forces 18 of his duty and in service of bis the to lilt unidenti- Workers voted store and lat- on the G.O.P. for the impractical Asa result of the Pravda attack resemblances. Including the ab- ac ross channel out ano her day despite a under the terms of a contract bakery-confectionery country. The department appre fied to stay er restaurant. measure that went through the on Wendell L. Wlllkie and other sence of a propeller. Jets Involve objectives. warning from city council signed June 15. 1913. a elates your great anxiety, but de Escorting the daylight raiders blunt He held public office for many Senate. new developments, the belief war compression, lusting ami evpan for the 10 cent per of smaller glid- tails not available and delay fuels, were fighter units atid the that demands Construction the terms, coun- are growing in Washington dlplninatie sion of air mixed with sizeable be met until er a quantity years, as mayor, two in receipt thereof must necessarily said the hour increase wil lnot will continue on assessor, supervisor and circles that Russia is now set on whereas ro: ket* carry their com London Evening Standard on job. basis Mountain in what cilman. be expected to prevent possible raiding swept to the at- the men are back the at Iron relief administrator. He served as pursuing the following postwar bustlhle oxygen In the fuels. formation may prove to larg- to your dull, < weather be the nation's years. aid enemies policy in respect to its border ter- Thurs. a propelled machine tack In mdy signs manufacturing plant, postmaster for nine Carver Names will Jet est glider Radioman Winter : strntosphero According to the air ministry, LONDON—lNS—lncreased In February. 1936. lie was guest Aviation ritories Is limited to the while of the "jitters” were apparent to- and this program will run concur- have been in. the Na'vy two years a rocket the' retlcally which announ ed the nlzht raids on of honor at a Board of Commerce 1. Insist on retention of I.at machine among Balkan satell- rently with construction of the since Eeb. 1. and on active service • and Germany and occupied France, not. day Hitler’s dinner in recognition of the 50th via, estonia and Lithuania In the ould move ahead Indefinitely and neutral report said CG-13 models. since last June He was last fly Into space because It does a Mingle Allied plane was lost 1n ites one anniversary of the founding of his New Officers Soviet Union. orr King of Rumania is The first CG-13 was built at the In of la3t year, after from these operations. that Michael bakery-confectionery store. borne April 2. Retain that part of eastern not depend on oxygen the fly to London to seek Engineering Laboratories to completion of his training at Advance Steadily ready to Ford Great Poland known as the western outside. , make Mr. Gaudy aided In arriving at At the meeting of the Carver first peace terms. enable company engineers to Lakea. Jacksonville. Fla., and Nor Ukraine and Byelo Both principles are similar In In Russia, meantime, the | terms for the purchase of the city Association and Russia steadily changes, cross-check engi- Center Executive Va He Is a 1939 graduate of Involve the rea* tion of army minor Thursday falk. 3. Keep Bessarabia and north that they Ukrainian advanced NEW YORK—INS —German oc- neering data and adapt it to Ford Board at Carver Center Ypsilanti High School and attend tremendous pressures of energy in a rapidlv-exp.mdine drive Al- night new officers and members ern Bukovlna authorities in France production methods before release the Michigan State Normal Col Impose peace wlilrh when released, drive the ready 13 miles Inside of o!d»Poland, cupation and a ed 4 a severe Settle- ( were reported today to be arrest- to the plant at Iron Mountain were elected to the Board lege, where years he It was threatening the key rail junc- presented for seven w-a» ing and more Frenchmen "ap- where the remaining gliders will check for *SO was to a the College g«e RUSSIA Page 5 Fee I’I.ANU Bare K tion of Sarny. 35 miles beyond the more Seymour member of Normal parently In anticipation of Allied be built. Upon completion the the Association by Frank Symphony orchestra, having plav- border Other columns of the So- pr. behalf of the Washtenaw Indus- • peril landings along the French coasts." remaining gliders will be trucked ed violin in the orchestra through viet foree -ere Inerensln tile The Swiss newspaper. Tribune de to Ford Airport in Dearborn, reas- trial Union Council. in high Avli of Vinnitsa and Shepetovka. strate- report to out his years school Geneve, said the Frenchmen were sembled and towed to their desti- In a the Association. was also ‘AilAccident, Indeed!* Savs gic lower Ukraine rail point* Rutherford, director, pre- tlon Radioman Winter arrested "under various pretexts", nation by Army Ferry Command Jesse organist Willow Chapel, The Japs, likewise, were being very enthuslastcl picture at Run according to the Office of War In- tow-planes. jS sented a member of the Masonic Order forced steadily backward in the of the at the center not- a formation. Although the new glider is only activities and the First Presbyterian Luce of Pearl Harbor Attack Islands north "nf Aust-slla. Ameri- ing increase in the use here of slightly larger than the CG-4A it the marked sister, Ann • • • can Marines advanced toward Bor- center by children, and the Church. He has one NEW YORK—INS—The death is equipped with landing flaps to of the Winter, Ypsilanti High Angeles,7 IN'S Rep Administration was to he blamed gen Bay. near captured Tape Glou- by wat a atudent in Los of Feodor Kirianoff. Soviet facilitate take-off and reduce land- library both children and Japanese cester. on New Rrltain; other Yank Gen. workers, making attrac- School. Glare Boothe Luce today laid the for allowing the cancer prisoner of war held in a Nazi j ing speed, and a special nose sec- IMNK *ll the of 200 troops pressed toward Madang. the the camp Monda. northern tion that rapid loading and tive ply wood souvenirs by blame for the disaster of Pearl to grow in Pacific. New Guinea, and on the -ame Island prison near permits the TO DEMAND REPORT Italy, under suspicious eircum- unloading. hoys at the wood shop, and Harbor squarely on President "America became a nation of Australian Jungle fighters made i formation of anew hoys’ club Detroit. Jan. 7 —INS —Gov. John stances was reported today. The smaller gliders are equipped to address foreign hypochondria's. Introverts and psy- headwa. In the Sio area. elected of the W. Bricker. in Detroit Roosevelt's policy Newlv officers Republicans campaign for New Deal,” she are Santee In his In Los Angeles representing flic chotic* under the OKANOGAN, Wash—l P— The j Sec GLIDERS-Page 5 Executive Board the presidential nomination president: Herbert GOP woman'a division of the Republi- ucclared. "Forgotten in a mount- Spencer School to mother of Maj. Gregory Boyington, Brockman. he full report Francois, president Mrs. said will demand a ing fever of imaginary Ills was swashbuckling Marine ace report- vice In Lucas can National Committee. Rep. Luce Williams, secretary, and Mrs. on gambling conditions Ihe Japanese cancer that was grow- Have Another Bus ed missing after he tied the Ameri- . Ethyl Ohio from sheriff and last night a meeting of Re If Mb ¦ I Gertrude Francois treasurer. New County. the told ing In the Pacific. In the end It can record of two wars by down- Loading prosecutor when he returns to publicans at the Elks Temple lhat bus use in the Plan school for said reached our very vital-. The mor- Anew ing 16 Japanese planes, with v today. foreign policy the m ; See CARVER —Page 5 Columbus tb* nf Roosevelt tal horror of Pearl Harbor over- Spencer School district will be quiet conviction today that "we ” ’ to transport students Greg will come back.” The took us available know i from Willow Village to Ypsilanti mother. Mrs. E. J. Hallen- Suggested She t.ald that President Roose- filer's j the month, by the Navy velt recently characterized Pearl schools bv the end of beck, was Informed j stated today. Ap- night that her son failed to December Hurbor as "an accident" school officials la«t Production High During system of loading for Plane A zones An acrident. Indeed.” she said proval of the purchase of the body return from a raid on Rabaul Har- • was Ypsilanti merchants proposed GEORGE MILNE GAUDY ' Forgive me If I seem to speak of the bus v as given by the Office bor Jan. 3. by Ypsilanti and Traf- Washington. J n. 7 —l P — The velopment wai the rap.dity w.’.h a survey of the overall s.tuation. the Safety bitterly of this astonishing qe of Defense Transportation, and a fic Committee Thursday night at ga plant when the city took the nation produced more than 8.800 which the Bell plant at Marietta said that despite cutbacks the been procured by Chairman serlptlon of the calamity that ig chassis has WASHINGTON—UP— their meeting at Huron. ' property from a privately owned airplanes in December, a gain over Ga.. was going into large scale program wl.’l he an estlmst present Com- Hotel 1944 norance and Indifference to the Ja sc hool officials. At the James L. Fly of the Federal i Upon the realization that many company. In November production of the new B-29 super ed per cent greats than In j the record of 8.789 17 penese brought upon our body is being mounted In Indiana, munlcations Commission will be merchants have service to of the goal confi- loin her. This craft, the most pow menace access Mr. Gaudy was a member of the but short 9.000 1943. but the making our fu and when It arrives here it will called before a special congression-. business only Lodge. Knights Templar. by War erfu! in the world, will play an !m upon suppl ed ,at!on. of tlieir place of at j Masonic dently expected Production Based information iflc begin wth bring number of school busses al soon to give his re- 'n "big push” a»a;nst services, •ure Pa- policy mils' the committee street entrances, the committee Knights of Pythias, the Baptist Board officials, it was learned to- rortant part by the military the sue tr, Release he sought or I 1 understanding of the mean the district to three. ply to charges that recommended that parking be re- Church. Washtenaw Country Club. day. the Japanese when it gets under vey said the chief W ar Depaitment full high Navy ness, folly the stupidity of of the new equipment was recom- forced the ouster of two at stores at certain Highland Cemetery' Association, as been way. (Utbacks would In small arm the and stricted these The objective would have come In the Far East mended by the Michigan State Of- offlciali who opposed his policies, to to as committees achieved, it was understood, had The overall production picture and ammunition, certain types of American policy times of day permit trucks well numerous ten years.” flc e of Education, and was an- it was disclosed today. preced Army acceptance, involving other weapons, such as ulpment. ' t Ir. tile past load and unload. His wife and son Harold the not withheld anti-aircraft ¦ These nounced by Leslie W Patterson, This recommendation is to he ed him in death. He a son various reasons, of a large hum ships, guns, communications and however .will be more ‘han offsoi leaves for ROBBERY FOILED district ODT manager WASHINGTON INS— Federal referred to the Ypsilanti Police Ralph, Evanston. 111., a titter. Miss her of planes at the last moment ele'tron'c equipment ard combat by almost doubled prod ftion of Jan. 7 INS- An at officials were called before Gaudy. . were and motor equipment was describ a tripled req :lr»- Detroit. food Department. Jessie Stratford. Ont a WPB officials nevertheless romtat air