The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-16

Democratic National Committee, to
100 President Rooseyelts minister
10 Australia, today were planned
for the middle OF next week.
OTTAWA-NS- With two-thirds
OF Cauada's steel production tied
up by the strike OF 1880 work
ers, Representatives Of manage
IZ2ent and labor we're to meet here
today with Dominion Labor Minis
ter Humphrey Mitchell in an en-.
deavor TO settle a wage dispute.
DALLAS, Tex.-AP-The ONCE
OF Price Administration today set
flat price ceilings on wholesale AMI
iNetail milk sales in six southwest
Fern states-and then sat back TO
see how this completely new plan
worked. II successful, it may be
given a nationwide trial.
NIACK, n. Y.-INS Every.
thing is in balance again. We now
have both the WAACS and the
WITS. WITS" for those who
haven't heard, stands for Women
IN Technical Service. Organized
in Nyack. they are enrolled in any
OF several courses sponsored by
the United States Office OF Educa-
tion and designed to prepare them
for technical jobs.
. WAUKEGAN, lll.-AP-A cir
tuit court jury today convicted Mrs
Anne Tyrrell Lussier 29-year.old
wife OF an Army sergeant, on "a
charge OF kidnapping a three-months.
old child last November and fixed
minimum penalty OF one year in
prison.
SANTA FE, n. M.-AP-Januar
[Eb, the birthday OF General Dou-
glas Macarthur. will be observed
as Macarthur Day in New Mexico
SAN FRANCISCO-AP-Reloca-
ton centers, handling more thar
100000 persons OF japanese ances.
try. moved further toward a SELF
ystaining basis today. Official
sources disclosed that hog, cattle
and poultry farms already were lit
operation at some of the 10 large
projects, that similar developments
were planned for others, and that
vegetable-growing produced around
200 carloads at two projects last
season.
: NEW YORK-AP-Mr. and Mrs.
Simon !. Patino. whose Bolivian
tin mine fortune is estimated to
reach astronomical figures. today
were under legal requirement to
pay a $4,000 judgment to their
former maid, Mrs. Alice Appiato
Musich of Washington who charged
that they falsely accused her OF
.tealing watch and struck her.
NEW DELHI-AP - Calcutta
anti-aircraft deienses rang I'm a
100 per cent score last night when
three japanese medium hombers
which attempted to raid the city
were shot out of the sky by a single
British flghter-one OF several sent
ploft to intercept the raiders.
PORTLAND. Ore.-AP-Violent
windstorms have claimed two lives
and caused widespread property
loss in Washington and Oregon.
WASHINGTON AP-Board OF
Economic Warfare officials said
Today they approved a shipment OF
truck tires to some South America
nations last month to tide them
pver' a transportation emergency
while engaged in producing strate.
gic materials for the United States.
WASHINGTON - APP - Heavy
military and civilian demands on
Sn,)st perishable foods were seen
oday as responsible for decreases
o the cold storage and meat pack
ng plant stocks OF those commodi.
les throughout the nation. The
shortages under last years Janu.
fry ! totals were reported by the
Agriculture Department which at
ributed the decreases to heavy
Withdrawals TO meet war and civil.
an requirements.
WASHlNGTON-AP- Raids on
private financial institutions on
the best loans" OF the Home Own.
prs Loan Corporation already has
cost that agency nearly $4,000, 900
pt interest income and threatens
greatly increased losses to the
government" Federal Home Loan
Bank Commissioner John II. Fahey
paid today. In an article in the
urreni issue Of the Federal Home
.oan Bank Review. Fahey said that
economic operation of the Hole
menaced by raids on loans
which have been paid down to the
soint where they represent little, il
my, risk"
WASHINGTON, d. GINS The
United States. 1t was learned au
horitatively today. intends to stiff
en- its attitude toward all French
elements which are contributing Ia
BE political confusion in French
forth Africa. Thoroughly disgust
ID at the suiping by certain French
nd British elements at American
iandling Of the French North Afri
an situation, as we'll as by the
political squabbling among the
french themselves. American Off
ials predicted that Lt.-Gen. Dwight
Eisenhower. L. S commander OF
Allied forces in French Africa, is
|oing TO start getting tough.
LISBON-UP-The American ri
ofa ~ II Airacohra p-NQ fightare