The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-15


sity and Princeton University. each
OF which will get one sixth of $l7.-
6s3,533.
NEW YORK-lNS- To conserve
gasoline and rubber, wasted by too
many starts and stops. ! ESQ of
New York City's 1880 traffic
lights will be eliminated from :
p m. to 7 a. m, beginning tonight
the police department announced
southern France and northern Italy
have been practically monopolized
since the invasion OF Sicily by the
movement of Axis military supplies
toward southern Italy and Todt Or
ganization workers TO the Po Valley
and Florence, travellers recently
returned from that region report
MOSCOW-AP-Tass, official So
Wet news agency. said today that
hearings have started in the mill
tary trial of IL persons charged
with high treason for completely in
alleged atrocities committed during
the German occupation of krasno
dar in the Caucasus.
PITTSBURGH-AP - The in
oDaI ot,.iEa ~, a a.
Pennsylvania collapsed today as a
federal grand jury continued an
investigation to determine who was
responsible for continuing the walk
out which began June 20.
LONDON up. Jugoslav pa.
triots in eastern Bosnia have cap
tured the town of Zyornik on the
Dvina River, according to reports
reaching Jugoslav government
circles here. The Germans were
understood 10 be concentrating re-
serves on the opposite side OF the
River to prevent the fighting from
spreading into western Bosnia.
AKRON, O.-UP-Transit facili-
ties in the. Akron area were at a
standstill today when 450 Akron
Transit Company workers struck
in protest against a decision OF an
advisory panel OF the War Labor
Board that would deny a wage in
crease demanded by the Transit
Workers Union CCIO).
BERN Up The Aga Kahn
multi-millionaire sportsman, was
slightly wounded by flying glass
when a British bomber crashed
and exploded near the hotel at
Neyey. where he is vacationing,
according TO a Zurich dispatch to
the Bern National Zeitung. The
explosion shattered windows. The
Aga Khan was on the hotel bal
cony watching the planes roaring
overhead when 'the explosion oc-
CURED.
WASHINGTON-UP-R Ruth Nit
chell, sister of the late William
"Rilly' Mitchell. charged today
that the Office of War Information
has done its damndest to discour-
a2e the desperately struggling
Serbs and now actually announces
that they are to be punished for
fighting on our side Miss Nit
chell. renewing her bitter criticisms
of Owls Balkan policy. labelled as
positive enemy propa ganda' a re
cent OWL statement that the Serbs
desire a greater Serbia.
PHILADELPHIA-UP- The Ma
tional Drug Company. Philadelphia
faced charges filed in a criminal
Information that it supplied the
Army with "misbranded' solu-
ton which was to be used with
blood plasma for transfusions.
WASHINGTON-UP-- Prices on
Is kinds of used consumers dur
able goods. which have been soar
ing under wartime scarcity of new
products. will be brought under
tighter control on Sept. 15. the Of
flee OF Price Administration an.
nounced today. Articles affected
include used furniture, bedding
stoves. floor coverings, portable
lamps and lamp shades, miscellan-
eous houseware items. hand tools
and hardware items, such as shov
els. wheelbarrows, hatchets and
carpenters tools.
WASHTNGTON-UP- Details Of
a food stamp plan which would pay
low-income families the difference
between their normal food budgets
and present high prices were .e.
yealed today by Sen. George d.
Aiken. r.. Vt. and Rept. Jerry
Noodhis. D.. Calf. and Charles NJ
La Toilette. r.. Ind. The three
congressman are authors Of identlc-
al bills to meet the Administra-
tons challenge that no effective
substitute for roll-back subsidies
has been offered