The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-08

utomobile industry's war produc-
on program was rejected by the
bpm today because OF a labor
Management deadlock in the com
hittee chosen to direct IL. The
wo-day-old committee Of FIVE
MANAGEMENT and five labor repre-
entatlyes and an OPM Official
hitch was 10 have set up the me
hanics OF converting the Industry
b war production failed to agree
n how much authority it should ex-
rcise and was replaced by a new
roup.
CHUNGKING, China - AP -
aaron Casper Van Breugel Douglas,
ormer Netherlands minister 10
Lthens, today presented his ere
entails as minister to Chungking
b President Lin Sen, bringing TO
bill strength the ABCD powers rep
fascination in the Chinese capital.
SALT LAKE CITY-AP- The
ope OF the world is in the ballot
'oxes OF America, Clarence Bud
ington Kelland, noted author and
ew publicity director Of the Re
ublican National Committee. told
he nations cattlemen today.
Observation-Disclosures of war
Conditions, the Cook County Hos
lital. one of the largest institu-
ions OF its kind in the world, IS
aced by an intern shortage for
he first time in its II years OF
Existence and is calling for interns
rom any part OF the United States.
JOLIET, Il.-INS-Prisoners In
be Joliet and Statewide Peniten.
iaries who wish TO aid in the de-
ense program will be allowed to
purchase defense bonds. but not
lamps. Warden Edward H. Stub
Slefield ruled today. The stamps. he
laid, are readily negotiable and
|asy OF theft. Twenty-Five convicts
lready have bought $1,000 worth OF
efense bonds.
OTTAWA ms Canadian auto
Mobile drivers who really need
|a.s" were assured today by ]. H.
Berry, controller OF motor vehicles
hat passenger vehicles would be
AVAILABLE throughout the war. Berry
hade the announcement in spite OF
he fact that production of passen.
Fer cars will be halted in Canada in
april.
NEW YORK INS-Broadway
treet lights were "dimmed out" last
hight as a war measure, according
o communicate today from the de-
Partment OF water supply. gas and
Electricity. Few persons noticed any
difference, especially in Times
Square, since all illuminated adyer.
Using signs were doing business as
lsual.'
NEW YORK ms Heinrich
dimmler, head of the Nazi Gestapo.
has set up headquarters with the
German armies on the Russian front,
the British ado reported today In
! broadcast picked up by CHS. The
British broadcast quoted the report
From IAN official German announce.
nent recorded in Stockholm this
norning.",
RIO DE JANEIRO-UP- Off
fials listeds2 persons killed and SO
Injured today in the ci,y's worst
etorm in 40 years" with rescuers
Boiling through the wreckage of col
)apsed buildings In search OF still
Pther victims. Heavy rains caused
fhe structures to crumble and it was
believed that a numcer of persons
Btill were buried beneath debris.
ST. PIERRE, st. Pierre ct Mi.
|quelon-AP-Free French sources
have disclosed that the worlds
largest submarine. the 2.SS0-ton
|Surcouf, participated with three
Eorvettes in the occupation OF St.
Pierre and Mieuqlon Dec. "a.
NEW ,YoRK-INS-The British
radio in a broadcast picked up by
'NBC said today that "a message
From Baghdad reports the Irau
FQuisling', Raschid Ali, has been
sentenced to death by a special
tribunal Also sentenced were
three colonies and two former min
listers. They received sentences OF
Imprisonment"
SALT LAKE CITY-INS- The
hrrest Of three internationally
known Austrian ski masters. one
a former Olympic champion, as
enemy aliens. was confirmed today
by the Federal Bureau of Inyestiga-
ton. In custody are Frederick
Fried Pfeiffer, head ski instructor
at the famed Sun Valley winter
.esort in Idaho and former Olympic
title-holder, and two members OF
his staff, Hans Hauser and Joseph
Seep Froelich.
NEW YORk-INS-The Vichy.
France. radio reported in a broad.
cast picked up by CHS today that
the Paris state tribunal has pro.
bounced sentence in the affair OF