The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-17


+ 10000 hogs over the week end,
along with heafy shipments Of cat
tie and other livestock, officials
clamped down an embargo on all
stock brought in by truck. effec-
tive from 6 last night until tomor
row at midnight.
~ NEW YORK-INS-The nation
had plea today from Gov. Thomas
Z. Dewey of New York for post
: war government policies that will
enable private enterprise to plunge
into peace-time production with all
the effectiveness 1t has devoted to
the war;"
ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.-INS -
Expected arrival OF the Russian
contingent today was due to COM
plete the working organization OF
the United Nations Relief and Re
Mobilization Council as it swung
into its second week of sessions.
BOSTON-INS- With another
strike by New England fishermen
looming in protest against lowered
OPA price ceilings, Gov. Leverett
Saltonstaii Of Massachusetts today
appealed to Washington for a quick
settlement OF discrepancies be-
tween OPA and WLB rulings.
NEW ORK-INS-Former King
Carol OF Rumania will be heard
over the radio next Tuesday at $50
p. m. EWT in an explanation OF his
plan TO form free Rumanian gov
eminent to help the United Nations
cause. The talk, to be made in two
sections OF five minutes each, will
he heard over CHS chain Of sta
tons.
NASSAU-INS 49, Pretty, red
haired Nancy de Marigny today
was expected TO fly to Palm Beach.
Fla, to confer with her mother,
Lady Eunice Cakes, concerning the
future. The 19-year-old wife of
Count Alfred de Marigny. recently
acquitted OF charges OF numbering
her father, Sir Harry Cakes, wah
50 disappointed at not being able
TO obtain a seat on yesterdays
plane that she was near collapse
and was placed under a doctors
care.
WEST PALM BEACH. Fia.-INS
Search was abandoned today for
missin1 four-engined Army bomb
er which took off from Morrison
Field oct. % with 10 members Of
the crew and four passengers
aboard. The bomber was believed
TO have been lost at sea, Army
Spokesman said.
NEW YORK. NS-Oscar Serlin,
producer OF the stage play. life
With Father" experienced real
fatherhood himself for the first
time today. His wife. The former
Babette Block de Sheim. Chicago
steel he4ress. presented Serlin with
six-pound son last night. The Ser.
Inns were married year ago last
August.
TULE LAKE. Cal.-INS - An
Army statement that there has been
mo unrest among 10000 disloyal
Japs at the Tule Lake segregation
camp was holly denied TODAY by
local Legion and civilian defense |
leaders. That part Of the statement |
saying that duration OF Army con-
troll will depend on future develop. |
ments" also caused concern among |
Spokesman for this village OF 740 |
persons who fear the camp will |
again be placed under administra- !
ton OF the War Relocation Author
ity.
NEW YORK-INS- The Tokyo |
radio told the Japanese nation to-
day OF Emperor Hirohito's solicit |
BUSINESS on hearing OF the Illness Of
one Of his war councillors. The Jap
broadcast. heard by the L. s. for
eign broadcast Intelligence service. |
said THE Emperor and Empress
we're pleased to grant grape juice
TO Vice AGmiral Ko,chi Shiozawa. q
war councillor. upon hearing of his
critical condition"
SOUTH BEND. Ind.-INS-A Is |
year-old South Bend girl proudly
displayed a brand new Sis ward !
robe today. while Mrs. Bessie Negus
Of Grand Rapids. Mich, was crate. /
full for the return OF S1..4S5 OF the !
$1,000 she lost in a taxlcab II days !
ago. Mrs. Negus first received !
81 300 OF her lost money in an amor.
ymous letter a few days ago. The |
sender wrote that $500 was being |
kept as a reward for honesty" |
Police said the reward was cut to /.
sll5 when the girl was identified !
as the finder by he rparents who /
had become suspicious OF her elab-
crate clothing purchases.