The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-20
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situation involved a challenge 10
the government a vote OF conn
dence would be asked.
BERNIE ms - General
Field Marshal Feodor Won
Book, who formerly command
ed German forces on the south
ern Russian front, has been
named successor TO the late
Field Marshal Walther Won
ReIehenau, the Basler National
Zeitung reported today. Won
Relehenau, according to Of
fetal kazl announcements, died
Of an apopIetie stroke.
CHICAGO-AP- Leon Hender
son, federal price administrator,
told representatives OF $4,000 auto
mobile dealers today as far as
the Office OF Price Administration
is concerned, there is MOI row any
prospect either OF ratl0ning used
cars or of Communicating private
cars"
PETERSBURG, Alaska -AP-
Alaska school teachers want
rs per cent increase in wages be-
cause OF increased living costs.
George Beck. president OF the
Alaska Teachers Association, tele-
graphed the teachers appeal for
assistance to congressional dele
gate dimond in Washington.
CHICAGO-INS-A warning that
Americans may have to submit to
rationing OF clothing in the near
future was left today with the 2Sth
annual convention Of the National
Association Of Retail Clothiers and
Furnishers.
CHICAGO-INS-A Chicago un-
ion voted unanimously today to con-
tribute one days pay to purchase
10 field ambulances at a cost OF
about $4,000 for the use Of the
U. S. Army.
NEW YORK-INS-The irreplac-
able treasures OF the Metropolitan
Museum of Art are being moved to
a steel and concrete house lin the
open country" as protection
against possible air raids, the mu-
seum's annual report disclosed to-
day.
HAVANA - ms Protests
against a recent increase in regis
tration fees for foreigners have
been submitted by 5000 Americans
and 1000 British with their re-
spective embassies in Havana, it
was reported today.
LONDON-AP - Special meas.
ures have been taken to protect
British troops in the Mediterranean
basin against an extension OF a
typhus epidemic southwark from
eastern Europe, a London authori-
ty said today. Measures already
taken" he said. include arrange
ments for a supply OF vaccine and
setting up Of additional Laboratories
for diagnostic purposes"
broadcast of an address by Gen.
Charles De Gaulle was cancelled
last night because tae Free French
leader failed to submit his script
IL hours in advance in accordance
with a standing rule, a foreign Of
fee spokesman explained today.
BERN, SwitZeAsInd-AP- Ger
man forces in Norway are being
withdrawn for service on the Rus
sian front and are being replaced
by older men. a dispatch from
stockholm TO the Basler Nachich-
ten declared today.
MELBOURNE, Australla-AP--
A long-range program for produc-
ton OF war supplies to meet the
need not only OF Australia but OF
her allies was laid before the com
monwealth cabinet today.
BERLIN-(Oficia Broadcast Re-
corded by APP - German Field
Marshal Gen. Wilhelm Keitel ar
rived this morning in Budapest. the
capital OF Hungary, the German ra-
do said today.
WASHINGTON ms Con-
gress today hailed the possibility Of
peace in the labor movement as
John L. Lewis. head of the United
Mine Workers and former CLIO
president, held staunchly TO his
view that peace between the ALL
and Clio is essential to national
unity in the war effort.
WASHINGTON-INS-The War
Production Board meets today for
the first time since 1t was created
by President Roosevelt, and Chair
man Donald NJ. Nelson is expected
TO outline his plans for a govern
mental reorganization aimed to ex-
pedite and increase the nations
industrial output for defense.
WASHINGTON APP The De
partment OF Justice sought today
TO have a higher court disqualify
Justice T. Alan Goldsborough as
presiding Judge in the district court
trial Of George Sylvester Viereck,
accused OF Withholding essential In.
formation when he registered with
the State Department as an agent
OF German interests.
BERLIN-(Officisl Broadcast Re.
corded by AP)-Negotiations for
the exchange Of American diplo
mats and citizens in Japan for Jap
anese diplomats and nationals in
the United States we're reported TO.