The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-29

"Auc HOAN MONOI AOhpdu hAu AAo
only son Of Henry FORD, rested to-
day in q mausoleum at Woodlawn
Cemetery. Funeral services yester-
day for the 49.year-old Industrial.
list reflected the quiet simplicity OF
his career. The rites were held in
the tiny oak-paneled chapel OF
Christ Episcopal Church in suburb
an Crosse Pointe.
TOLEDO, o.-INs-Ths Army
jeep assembly line at the WHY'S
Overland plant, closed down by a
strike at a supplier firm, will re.
sumo operations Tuesday. j. W.
Fraser. president OF Willys-Over.
land, announced today.
COLUMBIA. Mo.-INS- Annual
awards OF the University OF Mis-.
souri, school OF journalism for dis
tinguished service in journalism
were held today by the Christian
Science Monitor OF Boston, ard FL
Universal, OF Mexico City, Mexico.
NEW YORK-INS - Although
physicians doubt that his wife Will
be able 10 appear in court next
Tuesday, former heavyweight
champion Jack Dempsey today was
prepared to insist that his divorce
suit be continued at that time. At
torneys for Dempsey, now a lieu
tenant commander in the Coast
Guard, said the former titlist will
seek TO have his divorce case con.
tinued despite his wife's complete
collapse" Reasons cited for this in
sistence are that Dempsey expects
soon to he assigned TO sea duty,
and that he has subpoenaed many
witnesses from California and can
not ask them TO remain in the East
longer.
BUFFALO-INS - Vaughn de
Leath. singer, composer and radio
star widely known as the first
lady OF radio" during her more
tnan 20 years on the air and ma.
tional networks, died here Frida7
night following several months i'll
ness. Composer OF "Heigh- Ho-Sil-
ver' and many other songs. Miss
de Leath was the first woman TO
sing over the air. making her first
appearance on a commercial pro-
IN
Forest in New York in January
1920.
HOT SPRINGS, Va.-INS- A
new world charter based on the
mutual aid agreements signed by
the United Nations within the past
year is being developed at the in
ternational food conference for
peace table signing, it was learned
today.
WASHINGTON-INS-- Rep. An
drew J. May Cd KY, chairman of
the House Military Affairs Com
mittee. today proposed a bill limit
ing the armed forces to S,500,00
men as means OF preventing in
duction OF married men, especially
fathers. The present limit is H..
100000.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-INS-Four
OF the six Army Air Corps men
killed when their B.24 Liberator
bomber crashed near the Smyrna
Army airfield late Thursday were
identified by field authorities to-
day. The names OF two victims
were withheld. The identified
dead were Second Lieut.. Thomas
n. Arlington, 81. Dixie. Ga; Sec
ond Lieut.. Donald f. Cochran. "A.
Mt. Olive, Miss; Sgt. James r.
York, "a. Dante. Va; and Pvt.
James X. Blanchard, 2S, Ham
mond, Ind.
CHICAGO-lNS- The 10th year
proved the straw that broke the
,camels back. "Mommy," the only
camel at the Lincoln Park Zoo.
lay down and died yesterday of
old age. She had recently cele-
brated her 40th anniversary.
MIDDLETOWN, n. Y. ms
Rejecting the current wartime
trend from gasoline driven vehic-
les, Mrs. Doty Hatch of nearby Cir
cleville today was $50 richer be-
cause she owns an ancient rig.
The horse drawn carriage, in use
in her family for more than 100
years. won the first prize in the
ancient vehicle competition in
the Erie centennial day parade
and transportation pageant.
PELHAM MANOR. n. Y.-INS
-Travers Island, for nearly 40
years the site OF the swank New
York Athletic Clubs country home,
today was destined TO become a
rest haven and training center for
Norwegian seamen. Albert f.
jenkins, commodore OF the clubs
yachting department. announced
that after next Tuesday the Nor
weoiana will nccuDv the establish