The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-27

Lee Lynn 26, serving life for muir
der: James Daniel Russell, so,
serving two 10-year terms for burg
larry, and Robert Owen Narramore,
q, serving five years for burglary.
BUFFALO, n. Y.-INS-In an
eleventh hour resolution approved
today the New York Federation OF
Labor disagreed with the executive
council of the AFL ard urged mod
ification of the Chinese Exclusion
Act. The resolution was approved
at final sessions OF the state con-
yention which, scheduled to close
last hight, lasted into the early
hours OF this morning.
CHARACTERISTIC Twin City
Milk Producers Association OF st.
Paul, Mimi. remained firm today IN
its refusal 10 comply with a War
Labor Board directive for inclusion
OF a maintenance OF membership
clause in a contract with the United
Mine Workers. district so.
MONTGOMERY, Ala.-INS-Two
German prisoners OF war have been
shot to death while attempting TO
escape from the concentration camp
at Aliceville. Ala, it was disclosed
today. The announcement was
made by Col. F. A. Prince. COM
manding officer at the camp.
NEW YORK ms Desperate
government and railroad officia =
prepared today to beg Mayor La
Guardia to urge city employees to
devote their spare time to unload
ing thousands Of carloads Of war
materials jammins~~ eastern rail
yards. Workers may specify their
own working hours, as little or a.
I-uch as they please. They will be
paid the regular rate OF IS to ~
cents an hour.
STOCKHOLM-AP-A Budapest
dispatch to the Stockholm news
paper Svenska Dagbladet today
said the Hungarian government
had appointed Josef Won Kristoffy,
former minister to Moscow, rs
minister to Denmark.
NEW DELHI-AP-Briti beau
fighters took another heavy toll Of
enemy river craft along the Ira
waddy in Burma yesterday, damag-
ing or sinking more than 50 small
boats, an Allied communique said
today.
SEW YORK-AP- A Moscow
broadcast reported today by the
Office of War Information quoted
an article in the Soviet publication
War and the Working Glasses" as
holding that punishment must be
melted out to NaZi leaders but not
to the German people for war out
RACES.
STOCKHOLM-AP- The news
paper Aftonbladet reported today
in a dispatch from Malmoe that
pilotless German plane had crashed
on the Danish Island of Bornholm
in the Baltic Sea and said there
were indications that the craft was
radio-controlled. Investigators, the
dispatch said, could find no place
in the plane for a pilot.
NEW YORK-AP-Using their
thumbs to apply artificial respira-
tlon, 10 burly policemen, working
in relays, yesterday revived a 10
al ho hU hO
had nearly suffocated in his car
riage. The police we're called
when Mrs. Dorothea Admirand
found her son, William, lying un-
conscious in the carriage, his face
buried in a pillow.
CLEVELAND ms - Produc-
ton OF war materials at the Cleve-
land Hardware & Forging Company
was resumed today as approximate
ly $50 workers voted to end their
one.day unauthorized strike.
YOUNGSTOWN, GINS The
strike of workers at the Republic
Steel plant at YOUNGSTOWN. which
costs $500 tons Of steel daily, to-
day was expected to be certified to
the National War Labor Board In
Washington by Lewis NJ. Gill, reg.
ional WLB chairman.
LONDON-INS-King Boris Of
Bulgaria has been i'll for three
days and under the care Of special
lists, according to a Reuter- die
patch quoting an official Sofa COM
munique The British news service
said the German DfVB news agencv
declared Boris in a grave condi-
ton from angina pectoris, a heart
ailment.
CHICAGO-INS--More infantils
paralysis cases have been reported
so far this week in the Chicago
area than in any entire week in
the clty's history. Dr. Herman n.
Bundesen. president OF the Board
OF Bealth. announced today. As
his assistants were investigating
the cases and suspected cases. DR..
Bundesen revealed the previous
- peak OF Of cases. set in the week
II Aug. 10 to Aug. 81. had been
W passed.
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