The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-24


will not be availa ble-because of
the prohibitive cost.
BOSTON-INS-A woman and
two children were burned to death
today when a two-alarm fire raced
through the five story "Old Beaver"
hotel now an apartment house. The
dead: Mrs. Margaret McAuliffe. So;
Joan McAuliffe, two, her daughter,
and John Bohojian. eight. Harry
Bohojianfi father OF the dead boy.
was near death at Boston City
Hospital from burns received in the
FIRE.
NEW ORLEANS-INS- Search
for the sex terrorist believed re-
sponsible for the brutal murder yes
terday Of a 23-year.old mother in
Biloxi. Miss, centered in New Or
leans today. Victim OF the killing
was Mrs. Lorraine RAIDER. wife OF a
Biloxi musician and the mother OF
a two-year-old daughter. Her body
riddled with bullets. was found by
the husband when he returned from
playing engagement.
HOLLYWOOD-INS-Film Actor
Lionel Atwill today stood complete
ly cleared OF perjury charge which
had threatened to ruin his career.
He was allowed to withdraw a plea
OF guilty and the indictment under
which he was charged was dis
missed by Superior Judge William
r. Mckay. The action was taken
follow ing a probation department
report that the Hollywood censor
ship agency, the Hays office, would
not permit the employment in pic
lures OF any actor convicted OF a
felony.
WINNIPEG, Man.-INS- Posi-.
bility of exporting surplus Canadian
beet cattle to the United States ap'
peared remote today following i
statement broadcast on the author
ity Of James Gardiner, Dominion
minister OF agriculture.
NEW YORK-INS-De Despite the
ODT's ban on non-essential. travel,
New York was jammed today with
Easter visitors and more. were ar
irving every hour. With hotel
rooms at a premium, rail. bus and
airline terminals were crowded to
overlooking as the nations largest
city prepared for what may turn
out 10 be the. greatest Easter in
history. Churches, which had ire
mendous Good Friday crowds, an
ticipated similar throngs tomorrow.
NEW YORK-INS-Therell be
no SIC mpin' at the Savoy for some
time now. The famed Harlew ball
room. spawning place OF 1--WE and
jitterbugs. has been closed on vice
CHARGES, police revealed last night
For IL years a must on a tour
OF Manhattan night spots. the Savoy
was closed following protest from
Array officials that soldiers going
there were introduced to prosti'
tutes from whom they contracted
Yenereal diseases.
NEW YORK-INS-The nation S
war correspondents-those intrepid
reporters wi gather the news from
the worlds lr-flung battle-fronts--
soon may receive Navy recognition
for extraordinary heroism. Editot
and Publisher, newspaper trade
journal, said today that the Navy
already is gathering material about
correspondents credited with hero
ism beyond their own duties oil
who have been wounded on assign
ments as a basis on which such
awards would be made.
LONDON-AP-The Berlin radio
quoted a DNB dispatch from Rome
saying Pope Plus XII will deliver
an Easter message tomorrow at s a.
m, British Double Summer Time,
q a. m, Eastern War Time) in the
presence of Vatican officials and
the diplomatic corps. The broad
cast was recorded by Reuters today.
WASHINGTON-AP-The Unit.
ed States will reach its maximum
limit OF its capacity to produce meat
in 1913. in the opinion Of Food Ad-
ministrator Chester c. Davis. Davis
said indications are that about 1885,
100000 pigs will be farrowed this
year. or about 20,0O0,000 more than
in 1912. Increases are indicated for
other classes of livestock.
WASH1NGTON-UP- Another
vote on the Carlson version OF the
Ruml "skip-a-year" tax plan in the
House Ways and Means Commit
tee today when administration
Democrats seek adoption OF their
new pay-ss-you-go proposal TO
forgive an estimated so per cent
of 1912 payments.
WASHINGTON - ms - The
United States today is believed
TO be nearing a diplomatic break
with Finland Withdrawal OF all
but two members OF the American
legation staff in Helsinki is con-
sidered the final step before a
complete severance Of relations.
LONDON 49, ms - Australian
Army Minister Francis Forde re
vealed today that the japanese
have built landing strips capable oil
accommodating 1000 planes on is
lands north Of she Commonwealth
according to a dispatch from sgd
ney to the Evening standard. Forde
said he believed that 100000 jar
troops also were concentrated In
the Islands but declared that Aus
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