The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-15

Nortn camp HOOD prison camp
week ago.
q. ALGIERS-INS-A climax Ia
Nkhe deadlock between Gems. Charles
de Gaulle and Henri Honore Cir
aud over reorganization OF United
French fighting forces was expect
ed today as the two generals were
TO confer at luncheon arranged
by other members OF the French
SCommittee on National Liberation.
NG-fNS-Lieut. Gen.
Joseph W, Stilwell, commander OF
American forces in the China-lndia-
Burma theater, returned to his
headquarters in China at noon to-
day from conferences In Washing
ton and London.
- WASHINGTON-AP-The latest
V-mail Innovation will permit send
ing baby's picture 10 Daddy a;
the front. provided. the regulations
emphasize, the child is less than
one year old and was born since
Daddy went overseas. The photo
graph must not occupy more than
Ane third of the correspondence
Space on regulation V-mail form.
1t should be pasted in the upper
left-hand portion to avoid ereasing
when the reproduction Is folded.
the war Department announcement
said.
LONDON -AP-Britons are re-
~ ewing their 10Th egg OF the year
this week under rationing regula-
tons. Potato conscious Americans,
however. will be interested to learn
that the surplus old potato stock is
being sold at about SO ton for
feeding pigs.
ANKARA - (Delayed)--AP-- A
V erman-Italian drive against Greek
guerrillas, which started 10 days
ago with tanks, aitplanes and artil-
lery 10 support. has failed to smoke
out the Greeks from their mountais
strongholds, information from
Greek sources said today.
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif-AP-
fAgnes DeMille. daughter OF film
producer William DeMille. and 1t
Walter Prude of the Army Air
Forces were married yesterday by
the Rev. ]. Herbert Smith in All
Saints Church. Miss DeMilie was
known in New York as dancer.
NEWARK, n. J-lNS- Funeral
sslyices will be held tomorrow for
Nirginie Violette Melanie, COM
tess de Laune. who died Monday at
the age of 105. The aged, but
sprightly, countess had lived in
Newark since 1900. teaching
French and music for a living.
Until her 103rd birthday IL had
been her custom to hold a party
al which she slipped cocktails and
smoked cigarettes as she received
her guests.
NEW YORK-INS-- Two OF the
main islands in the Japanese archi-
pelago were rocked Sunday by
earth tremors. broadcast dispatch
:ey the Japanese Domei News Agen-
ny said today. The announcement
by the Tokyo radio, reported to the
Office of war information, claimed
that no damages were reported AS
a result of the shocks felt on Hon.
shu, where Tokyo itself Is located,
and on Hokkaido to the north.
~ JOHNSTOWN. Pans The
strike of approximately 275 bus
drivers and street car motormen of
war-busy Johnstown continued to-
day. The strike was called Sun
day in protest against the War La
Dor Boards ruling allowing the
workers eight cents an. hour less
than an arbitration panel recon-
Tended.
OYSTER BAY, n. Y.-INS-Mrs.
Dorothy Ridenour Day, wife OF a
man involved in the Teapot Dome
scandals of the twenties. was dead
today. listed by the coroner as a
suicide. Mrs. Day was found as
phyxiated in the garage OF their
vAtate with her two pet dogs. The
motors of three cars in the garage
were running and efforts to revive
her were fruitless.
HEADQUARTERS. Alaska De-
Tense Commando Delayed)
The jittery Japs on Kiska have a
new worry--the Kiska Volcano is
~ reateining to erupt. Sulphur
boiling In the crater OF the tall,
snow.patched volcano Is throwing
mp a plume or black smoke, and
lava Is splitting over the crater's
rim and surging down toward the
Tundra at the eastern end OF the
island.
" WHITE PLAINS. ". Y.-UP -
Attorneys for Jack and Hannah
Williams Dempsey today began pre-
pairing final briefs which they must
file in supreme court by June Is
in the divorce and separation suits
Of the couple. The deadline was
set by Referee j. Addison Young
Monday when the trial ended with
Whe dismissal of the former broad
way singers suit for divorce and
Dempsey's' denial OF his wife's
charges of cruelty.
LOS S-INS-Constan-
tine A. Oumansky, former Russian