The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-19

Godde. Two children, a dauah-
ter Christine, 10, by her first
marriage and Anna May. 9. by
her second, turvfve, In addition
to her husband, Timothy Godde,
s retired banker.
CINCINNATI, GINS Ninety
three per cent of the members OF
the National Editorial Association
favor the bill in Congress to pro-
vide S30,000,000 for purchasing gov
eminent advertisements in newspa-
pers, it was reported today. The
Zeport was made by Edwin +.
NAbels, of Lawrence, Kansas. presi-
dent Of the NEA, and Raymond
s. Howard, London, o., chairman o!
the NEA board.
CINCINNATI --INS-Gov. John
Bricker of Ohio told the National
Editorial Association last night that
ffederal restrictions on the press
= have made our people suspicious
OF the news they read" Freedom
of speech and freedom OF press are
threatened today as never before,
Bricker told a wartime conference
OF the editorial group. Not only is
this true in the totalitarian nations,
1t is also true here in America
> BIRMINGHAM. Ala .-INS-First
backfire to the War Labor Board
rejection OF miners demands for
portal-to-portal pay came today
from several hundred men whose
Talkout closed down four large pits
In the Birmingham area.
y, WASHINGTON-UP Democrat
&c National Committee leaders to-
day assumed inquiries about a re-
ported revolt in the solid South
against the Democratic party
especially II President Roosevelt
seeks fourth term-with the
question: where else can they
,Ro?" Democratic committee lead
GArs admitted that there were some
protests from southerners about
not getting what they consider a
fair share OF war patronage jobs.
but added that Steps were being
taken to remedy that situation.
LONDON-UP-Italy has placed
k,ts southern provinces along a 700
while stretch of cOastline under
martial law and ordered the evac-
uation OF civilians from Naples.
Sardinia and Sicily in the face Of
an intensified Allied air offensive
and possible invasion, Swiss re.
ports said today.
q WASHINGTON-AP-The Office
OF Price Administratio ton ruled that
in the East Coast shortage area r
and C gasoline rations should not
be issued 10 anyone living within
80 or 40 minutes walking time from
his work.
MADRID-UP- King George has
, arrived at Gibraltar by arplsne and
is staying al the summer residence
OF the British Governor, advces
from La Linea. Spain. said today.
The King was accompanied TO Glib
raltar from North Africa by Sir
James Grigg. British Secretary OF
State for War.
- NASHlNGTON-The Office OF
Price Administration rejected an
appeal by Detroit real estate oper.
stors for a 10 per cent Increase in
rents. above the established basis
o. April. 1891 In a 21-page opinion
prepared by his legal advisers, OPA
Administrator Prentiss NJ. Brown
4 held that a rent increase was UNI
justifiable.
OTTAWA--It is reported here
that Ray Atherton, veteran State
Department attache. will be named
United states minister TO Canada
in succession TO the late Jay Pier.
pont Moffat, who died early in the
- year. 1t is stated that there is
\ preference here for career man
such as Anterior. with relations
between the two countries calling
for someone trained in dealing with
technical questions.
SANTA BARBARA-INS- Com
edian Charles Chaplin and his IS
\ .year-old bride. the former Oona
ONeill, we're in .Cclusion today in
a large colonial-style cottage in
fashionable suburban Montecito.
They had been there since their
surprise marriage in Csrpinteria
Tuesday.
MASSILLON, O.-INS-Fire swept
\ two Massillon industrial plants last
night and early today. causing dam.
age estimated at more than $1,000
600. The plants destroyed by the
blaze we're the Buckeye Cereal
Company plant and the Massillon-
Cleveland-Akron Sign Company.
Fire Chief Raymond Earle said.
Light and power service to nearly
! half the city was disrupted.