The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-31

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Chetniks who are carrying on gu
errilla warfare against the German
occupationists in Jugo-Slavia never
will surrender, Col. ID. P. Savitch,
Jugo-Slavian military attache in
Canada, declared in Chicago today.
CHICAGO-INS-Twelve print.
ing trades unions were named to-
day in a 100000 damage suit In
superior court in behalf OF Mont
gomery Ward & Co.. which charged
the defendants required their mem
beers to stop work on the mail order
house catalogue last December.
- EPHRATA, Wash.-INS- Mill
tary and civilian pilots and ground
searchers secured a wide area OF
central Washington today seeking
an Army heavy bomber from Eph.
rata Air Base, unreported since
Monday.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for a new contract between enthra.
cite coal operators and the United
Mine Workers Union covering 100,-
600 hard coal miners in Pennsylv-
vania opened today at the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel.
NEW YORK-INS- A woman
identified as Alice Perisco, 45. was
found strangled to death today po-
lice reported on the sidewalk across
the street from the French Hos.
pital in midtown Manhattan. Po-
lice started an immediate hunt for
her slayer in various tayerns and
cafes in the neighborhood. She
was dressed in house coat and one
shoe was missing. Her body was
found propped up against an iron
railing fence.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by
Germany OF passenger plane flights
from Berlin TO Stockholm gave rise
TO belief today that the huge Tenn
plehof Airdrome was put out OF ac-
ton by the Royal Air Force Mon
day night
lone. SI -A-l2sisls- C1hers have
been given to the Italian populace
concerning the militarization OF tia
ly and the conduct OF residents in
event OF an Allied invasion, the
German radio said toady.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.-UP
Gloria Baker Topping, the ma
tons NO. / debutante" six wears
ago. sought a divorce today from
Henry j. Topping. Jr., heir to u
s14,O0000O tin-plate fortune and
now a member Of the armed forces.
HAZLETON, Pa.-UP-Manufac.
ture OF Army parachutes at the
Duplan Corp. plant was halted to-
day by walkout of 1900 employees
which followed refusal of the Reg.
ional War Labor Board to inter
cede in a wage dispute.
MONTREAL-UP- A strike oil
trolley and bus operators, which
halted all public transportation for
two days and seriously hampered
war production. ended early today
in an agreement recognizing the
Canadian Brotherhood OF Railway
Employees as sole bargaining agent
DUBLIN ms - Archbishop
Francis ]. Spellman OF New York
accompanied by A. F. McChrystal
OF the American embassy, today
made his first public appearance in
Dublin when he visited the cathe
dral. He was greeted by large
cheering crowds. The archbishop
gave his blessing 10 the gathering
from the steps of the presbytery.
MADISON, Wis.-INS-A 15.year
association with the University OF
Wisconsin was ended today follow.
ing the arrest in Milwaukee
hotel OF Prof Franz A. Aust. 81.
year-old horticulturist at the insti.
tuition. and a 19-year-old former
girl student. Aust, an associate
professor in the University's Hor'
ticultural department, rendered
his resignation TO President Clar'
ence A. Dykstra who accepted it.
TULSA, Okla.-UP-County At
torney Dixie Gilmer today subpoena
ed records of T. X. Simmons. mil
lionaire oil man. to support his
charge that extortion was involved
in the Staying OF Simmons socially
prominent wife.
WILMINGTON, Del.-INS- Be