The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-12

lcTS, NnON Sdlu lndI Inc reap
pearanee of submarines in the
Atlantic was the cause for
alarm and would be until the
end Of the war.
LONDON-INS-Heavy censor-
ship was maintained today by POr-
tuguese authorities regarding de-
= velopments in the relations be-
tween that country and Japan. An
official statement clarifying the
situation was expected to be forth
coming almost at any time.
Observation-Disclosures Alex
ander Wiley tRl Wis, today de-
n Inanded that the ration point value
= of butter be reduced Immediately
from 16 a pound to eight or even
six points. Raising the poiat
value to 16 a pound has virtually
taken butter away from thousands
of family tables" Wiley said. 1T
is all out Of proportion to the four
point pound value OF oleomargar-
B inc and other substitutes.
NEW YORK ms Tightening
OF control over job transfers in
essential industries in several
counties in the New York City area
was disclosed today by the War
Manpower Commission. Under the
new rules, effective Saturday, only
n the VINO Is empowered to issue
certificates Of availability to en-
.anl-fn~ 70 h sn1Nc n
essential industries. Employees who
switch Jobs without such certifi-
Gates may be refused employment
for a period of 60 days, instead Of
80 as heretofore.
q NEW YORK-INS-Michael ].
(Mike) O'Donnell, veteran tele-
graph operator who, in his long
career served on newspapers
throughout the country, died early
today following a short illness. He
was Sc years old.
NEW YORK-INS- The Don
IL Cossack brigade, a renegade Rus
sian force, which has been cooperat-
ing with the Germans in Yugosla-
via, todayNwa reported taking over
the Nazis' guard duties in Serbia.
According to the Swedish paper
Dagens Nyheter, as reported by the
OWL the Cossacks are led by the
- outlaw Russian general, Ivan Was
SOY.
CANBERRA-INS- Australian
casualties in the war to date were
put at 61,564 IN an announcement
today by the department of infor-
nation. The departments war sur
yey said that Of the total 13.9OS
were killed in action or died Ct
v wounds or sickness Of other causes.
N-INS-Capture Of the
town of Slankamen on the Danube
River near Noyisad by units of
the Srijemska brigade was an
nounced today in broadcast from
headquarters OF the Yugoslav Ma
tional army of liberation. Between
y Ruma-Indjija. on the main line
from Zagreb to Belgrade a Nlzi
train was derailed and one engine
and % cars destroyed.
WASHINGTON-INS - House
military leaders indicated today
they would rewrite the Senate's
n plan for tightening draft defer
ments and insert the Kilday bill
placing fathers at the bottom of
the induction list This outlook
was forecast by Chairman May
(D) KY. and other members of the
House Military Affairs Committee
as Selective Service officials were
called TO testify in open hearings
b on the Senate.approved Bailey
: Clark Bill.
WASHINGTON-UP-- Virtually
all publishing and broadcasting -
strictions on weather forecasts
we're removed today in another
move strengthening indication that
fear OF large-scale enemy attacks
4 on the United States is diminish.
ing.
BERLIN-.By Official German
N'ireless) -INS-"The Azores are
now likely 10 ne pHehtu lnto II =
limellght OF strategy. a German
foreign office spokesman said to
=. day. He did not amplify his state.
ment.
LONDON-INS-The major part
OF the Italian fleet. totalling over
100 warships OF all categories. 5
now in Allied hands, Prime Minis.
ter Winston Churchill told the
House OF Commons today.