The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-02


caded himself with his wife and
four children in his home, was re-
ported in serious condition today
from a bullet wound in his lung
which he received in the duel.
SOMERSET, Pa. ms
Eight persons were injured,
none seriously, when q Pitts
burgh to New York Greyhound
bus crashed into the rear OF
truck tractor Of a Mei-trailor
make today II miles east Of the
Smoerset intersection on the
Pennsylvania turnpike, state
motor police said.
AKRON. o. ms Although
medical authorities, with the aid
OF X-ray, discovered the missing
bullet in the body of George Rey-
nolds, Coroner r. f. Amos today
upheld his theory that the deaths
OF the 55-year-old negro chef and
Lucille O'Aprano, 23-year-old Kent
State University coed, was double
murder. Amos said he still held to
his verdict because the two slugs
found in Reynolds body travelled
in opposite directions, one from
left to right, the other In the re-
verse.
WASHINGTON-INS Davis
Ginsburg, who recently resigned as
OPA general counsel, today had
the defense of President Roosevelt
against congressional charges that
the lawyer was draft dodger. In a
letter to OPA Chief Prentiss NJ.
Brown, Mr.. Roosevelt declared that
the attacks on Gisburg were "un.
fair.
WASHINGTON - ms - Men
the WPB has some news for you
today that probably will brick back
a little more jingle to your pockets.
The WPB issued an order effective
May 25 which is expected to make
womens rayon stockings more dur
able and wear longer. The order
places broad restrictions on manu-
facture OF mems. women's and chill
dren's hosiery, cutting out frills,
limiting colors and eliminating GER
tain styles.
LONDON --AP- Reuters, in a
dispatch from an advanced Allied
base in New Guinea, reported to-
day that special Australian patrols
on Goodenough and the Trobriand
Islands had captured hundreds OF
Japanese survivors from smashed
conveys in the Bismarck sea.
LOS ANGELES-INS-An answ-
er from Madame Chang Kai-shek
TO speculation over whether she
will make a trip to England in the
interest OF more war aid TO China
after she has completed her Ameri-
can tour was expected today. That
indication came from DR.. yelling
ton Koo, Chinese ambassador to
Great Britain, whose arrival in Los
Angeles from Washington to dis
cuss many things" with China's
first lady started the speculation.
DETROIT-INS- Because the
Office of Price Administration when
it issued ration books made no pro-
vision for guide dogs that lead
blind masters. appeals from the
blind are being transmitted to
Washington. Clarence Day. district
rationing executive in Detroit. dis
closed today.
NEW YORK--INS- Educator Of
international renown and seeker OF
a world free from the blasting
bombs and the ripping OF bayonets.
DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler today
celebrated his Slst birthday with
a determination to carry on de-
spite the present world conflict.
wASHINGTON-INS-A Flying
Fortress-"The Yard Bird"-today
is back at its British base after
fighting it out with 26 enemy air
craft over France. The giant BIZ
completed its bombing mission on
the Nazi submarine base at ST. Lo-
rient despite severe damage from
three 20 cannon shells.
LONDON-AP-Reuters reported
today in a dispatch from Zurich.
Switzerland, that Fritz Sauckel.
German labor commissioner. had
demanded that France supply $780,
900 more workers for the Reich.
Fifty thousand Of the workers
would be sent to Sicily and the re-
mainder employed on Notifications
along the French Mediterranean
coast, the dispatch said.
SANTIAGO. Chile-AP - vice
President Henry A. Wallace left
the capital today for Antofagasta.
in northern chile. where he will
conclude his tour Of the country be.
fore proceeding to La Paz, Bolivia
for an official welcome.
LANSING-AP - The Finance
Committee OF the state administrs-
tive board recommended Thursday
increased allowances for meals and
hotel rooms Of travelling state Off
cials and employees. most generous
raises 10 go 10 the officials.