The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-30

merry New Deal CRITIC, TOR re-
appointment as a brigadier gen
sral In the Army reserve.
LONDON-AP-The Greek gov
eminent advised Britain on April
2l to withdraw her eXpeditionary
force from Greece because "furth-
er sacrifice" would be in vain, ii
was disclosed today.
DETRoIT-lNS Federal
Judge Frank A. Picard today
fined former Mayor Richard W.
Reading s1o,5oo, gave him
suspended sentence Of a year
and half and ordered that the
fine be paid by May ~. Read
ing was indicted by a federal
jury on charges Of making false
statements to bank receiver.
BEAVER, Pa.-INS-A suspect
who drew investigation by
chance remark that he had to
wait 20 years to wreck a train
was being questioned today in con-
nection with the Baden, Pa, train
wreck that killed five and injured
ia persons on March l6.
CHICAGO ms -- Chicagoans
were informed oficially today that
the city election of last Nov.
was honest This conclusion was
reached by a federal grand jury
which began investigating alleged
election frauds on Nov. 16.
Observation-Disclosures pre-
cautions against sabotage at the
worlds only helium plant, at Am
arillo. Texas, were announced to-
day by the Bureau of Mines.
MONTGOMERY, Ala.-AP- L.
c. Bell, Birmingham negro under
death sentence for murder, has re-
ceived his 18th reprieve from
Governor Frank Dixon. He origin
ally was scheduled TO die Jan. 70,
1889. .
TRENTON, n. J.-AP-Plants Of
the John A. Roebling's Sons Com
RahN anu ~ ApNbllASs ~ d.
resumed production of control ca
d bles for Army aircraft today after
being strikebound for IA days.
NEW YORK APP With the
statement Its purposes have been
served" the No Foreign War Com
mittee has been disbanded. Dissolu-
ton OF this youngest and at times
stormiest, OF three nationwide pro-
paganda groups formed last year TO
provoke discussion of war and de-
tense issues was announced yes
terday by its chairmen. Verne
Marshall. editor OF the Cedar Rap
ids Qowa) Gazette.
OTTAWA Ont.-AP - Crown
Princess Julianatof the Netherlands
observed her send birthday here
today-her first away from her ma
tive land.
OF Washington and Oregon obtained
a years extension OF temporary
freight rate reductions for apples
10 eastern markets today, but failed
in an appeal for further rate cuts.
Observation-Disclosures Army
transport American Legion sailed
today from Brooklyn for the island
outpost of Trinidad, the War De-
partment' announced. The depart
ment's announcement stated the
transport carried equipment and
units OF the 252nd Coast Artillery
now stationed at Fort Screven, Ca:
units OF the 18th Infantry from Fort
Custer, Mich; military police
unit, and miscellaneous service
detachments.'
WASHINGTON-lNS - British
deposits in the United States in
creased more than 100000 N
January to Offset heavy -ithdraw-
ais of funds by most foreign com-
tries, the Treasury reported today.
BUDAPEST-INS-Balkan dip
lomatic quarters speculated today
over the whereabouts OF President
Ismet lnonu of Turkey with some
quarters expressing belief he is IN
Moscow and others that he is visit.
inE Berlin.
NEW YORK-UP-Doctors at
Roosevelt Hospital reported today
that slight improvement has
been noted in the condition Of
Fritz Kreisler noted violinist. who
was knocked down by truck Sat
urday. Kreisler is only semi.
conscious.
ASUNCGON. Paraguay Up -
Higinio Morinigo, Jr.. u. youngest
son OF President Morinigo. is ex-
pected to leave Sunday with his
mother by plane for Warm Springs,
Ga. President Roosevelt had in
vited him to undergo treatment for
infantile paralysis there.
NEW YORK-UP-- Authorities
sought today to determine whether
there was any connection between
the death of Cornelius G Nandar.
bit, Jr., So, Staten Island con
tractor. and an inquiry into 81.
100000 worth OF paving construc-
ton contracts. Nanderbilt's body
was found in a creek only a few
hours before he was TO have ap-
peared before a grand jury.
BUFFALO. n. Y.-AP-The bat
tie OF the stomach" offers modern
military medicine its biggest en-.
envy, the New York State Medical
Society was told today During ma
neuvers OF the First Army I'm north
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