The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-18

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for their refusal to work on a ma
chine to which they had been as
signed.
NEW YORK-INS-New York
fruit dealers who are charging 81
a dozen for small wizened oranges
faced the wrath today OF Mayor
Fiorello La Guardia. La Guardia
said oranges were a necessity and
not a luxury and added they were
coming into New York at ceiling
prices and that wholesalers have
no right TO hold up retailers"
PHILADELPHIA-INS- Bodies
OF six crew members of a L. S
Navy air ship which collided with
another blimp off Barnegat Inlet.
\. j., Saturday were identified
today by the 4th Naval District.
One officer and one enlisted man
are still missing from the lighter
than-air craft which crashed into
the Atlantic. only one man was
rescued.
PHILADELPHIA INS-Ending
q three-day walkout, $4,000 workers
were to return to their jobs at
Cramp Shipbuilding Company to-
day under one.Teek moratorium.
The six-day truce was voted almost
unanimously Sunday by more than
1900 members of Local AZ. Indus
trial Union OF Marine and Ship
building Workers, Clio.
LONDON-DNS-A minor civil
war was reported raging today be-
tween rival Greek guerrilla bands.
The London Daily Herald. in a dis
patch from Cairo, said two main
groups Of anti-German fighters
were opposing each other in the
same kind of situation existing in
Yugoslavia. where General Titos
partisans and General Draja Mix
hailoyitch's Chetniks periodically
clash.
PHILADELPHIA-INS- Return
TO style Of long boards and unshorn
locks was indicated in the Quaker
City as the BARRIERS prepared to
strike today. An estimated $50
BARRIERS from 20 to so per cent of
the central Philadelphia shops were
expected to desert their customers
in search OF an increase in salaries
and commissions.
LONDON ms - Dispatches
from Stockholm said today that the
Germans fear that Turkey will fol-
low Portugars example by giving
the Allies bases TO facilitate an
invasion Of the Balkans. The Dali
ly Telegraph meanwhile reported
from Lisbon that the latest types Of
British arms are arriving in Por-
tugal. The. newspaper also said
that Lisbon yesterday had another
i've hour test blackout.
STOCKHOLM-INS-The Berne
Correspondent OF the Stockholm
newspaper Svenska Dagbladet, pre-
dieting civil war in northern Italy
shortly, reported today that Benito
Mussolini's Fascist Republic" al
ready is breaking up.
BELL BLUFF. Va.-INS-Two
persons were dead and nine in
jured today as the result Of the
derailment OF FIVE cars of the 10
car crack Havana Special train of
the Atlantic Coast Line. One OF
the dead was a soldier while the
other person was reported to be
negro porter. The injured included
an Army nurse. two Army Air
Corps officers and four Army hos
pital attendants.
LONDON-INS-German bombers
were reported today to have de
llberately sunk" the British hos
pital ship Newfoundland off Saler-
no, Italy. The London Daily Mail
said that the sinking OF the mercy
ship on sept Is took the lives If
six nurses and all the doctors
aboard.
CHARACTERISTIC livestock
market today went into its third
week under the ceiling price limita-
ton on live hogs which has result
ed in a severe shortage OF pork
for civilian consumption. and for
the military forces as well. Last
week showed a considerable IN
crease in the offerings by country
shippers, Lut these largely were
hogs OF low quality for which the
farmers under the ceiling price re-
gulation, could get the s1i.75 per
hundredweight limit which applies
likewise TO the best grades.
IONDON-TP-Seyeral leading
italian industrialists and politicians
have been arrested In northern
Italy on charges Of collaborating
with Premier Pietro Badoglio. the
Swiss radio said today in dis
patch quoting the German newspa-
per Tagespost. Among those report
ed taken into, custody was Gioyan
nj Arminise. owner OF the newspn-
pers Giornale D'Italia, Populo Di
Roma and la Tribuna.
WASHINGTON-TP - Farm
ers IRE filling the 1914 lardef with
record SUPPLE OF food in what the
War Food Administration said 10
dav was one Of the most remark
able production achievements OF
the war. Accurate food production
reports and estimates for 1913 now
are available and thev assure civil
lians a diet in 1914 about equal TO
this vear end hetfnr than IN suv