The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-06

ted plane would be returned 10 the
Prime Minister'S service.
S-Cnafles P. TAT,
director OF the Federal Office of
Community War Services, will at
tend a conference on juvenile de-
linquency here Sept. l3 to which
Gov. Kelly has invited probate
judges, prosecutors, sheriff's po-
/ lica chiefs and school heads.
: STOCKHOLM-AP - Germany,
with Denmark under Nazi military
dictatorship for a week, has fail
ed to halt sabotage against Ger.
man war production communities
ton and transport facilities, the
Free Danish Press Bureau report
ed here.
LONDON-AP-Sta officers of
the Allied Middle East Command,
completing a mission as daring as
Lieut.. Gen. Mark w. Clark's pre-
invasion trip to Africa, have con-
ferred with guerrilla leaders i'll
Greece and Yugoslavia, it was
learned reliably Sunday.
. SOFIA, Bulgaria-AP - King
Boris III, OF Bulgaria, was buried
Sunday after elaborate funeral SER
vices in Alexander Nevsky Cathe-
dral IN Sofia, attended by high
/. german officials and members of the
Royal Family, a German broadcast
said. The Germans supplied a
guard OF honor and a naval band.
and attachments of other AXIS
troops stood guard as the body was
taken to the railway station for
transportation to the monastery
at ST. Ivan Rilski in the Ria
Mountains for burial, said the
broadcast, recorded by the Asso-
i, ciated Press.
! MOSCOW-AP - The Soviet
State, which has been separated
from the Church for the 25 years
since the revolution, has advanced
reconciliation with the old Greek
! Orthodox institution by approving
its call for a Congress to elect
patriarch and organize a Holy Sy-
nod. The move was announced in
an official statement after a meet
ing OF Premier Stain, Foreign
Commissar Vyacheslav Molotov-
and the three Metropolitians or
bishops OF Moscow. Leningrad and
Kiev at the Kremlin.
DETROIT, Mich.-UP- Flying
from New York in a Navy plane,
Secretary Of the Treasury Henry
Morgenthau, Jr, arrived in Detroit
Sunday evening to lend impetus 10
the Third War Loan drive with an
address at the Labor Day Bond
Rally this evening.
LONDON-UP- American and
British bombers pounded Belgian
railway yards and Dutch airfelds
in The continued grinding down OF
Axis communications and air bases
in potential invasion areas OF West
ern Europe after Raj Mosquitoes
jabbed into the Ruhr and Rhine
land.
CHICAGO. Hl.-lNS- Prospec.
tive fathers we're barred at the
doors Of Cook County Hospital to-
day and II they must pace, are re-
uuired to do II outside. The rea-
son is that too many are collaps-
ing ur becoming oDstreperous Ia
the overcrowded hospital.
WASHINGTON, ID. GINS -
The nations capital was awakened
early this morning by an hour long
practice air raid. The all clear
Wal sounded at 6:25.
NEW YORK, n. Y.-INS-Film
Actress Carole Lands and her flier
husband. Captain T. E. Wallace, to
whom she was married while on
tour in London last January, today
were having their long awaited re-
union.
WASHINGTON-AP- Washing
machine producers, anxious to get
back into civilian production. have
been told by the War Production
| bOdTu lHdl lhey must "o'S ~ 'SoSe
until next year, 1t was learned
A Sunday night.
NEW YORK-UP-The peak OF
unemployment in 1914 will not ex-
coed six million, instead OF the
~ to Is million levels frequently
predicted II the European and Jap
anese phases OF the war should be
o, = then. according to A. W. Eel
omek. president OF the lnterna.
!, tional Statistical Bureau.
MT. PLEASANT, Mich Glenn
White. 3l-year-old Standish (Mich.)
field worker, will be arraigned
Tuesday in circuit court on charge
OF frst degree murder A murder
warrant was issued after White ad-
mitted Saturday that he shot his
wife. Betty. last Wednesday night.
Prosecutor Russell Otterbein said
that White had admitted the shoot
ing to state police officers at East
Lansing. where he had been taken
\ for . lie detector test.