The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-26
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THE WEATHER.: Tonight:
Snow, Colder
EAST HARTFORD. Conn.-INS
= jet OF water is the device used
y the Pratt and Whitney Aircraft
vision of United Aircraft Corp.
o supply L. SM. fighter planes with
burst OF speed at critical moments
was revealed today. A hitherto
ecret weapon. the water pet, in
luded in q new super-charger. al
eady is proving extremely effec-
i've in the Pacific European thea
ers. The device Is used in the
P-47 Thunderbolt and some Navy
ghters.
loNDON-lNs-- A Reuter-
dispatch from Stockholm re-
ported today that 40 German
soldiers had been killed and
wounded in a barracks mutiny
In Copenhagen. The mutiny
was said to have followed the
shooting Of five officers who
attempted to desert rather
than carry out orders to pro-
coed TO the eastern front.
NEW YORK-lNS - Interior
ecretary Harold l.. Ickes prophe-
led today that Americas oil re-
erves will be exhausted in IL to
3 years, based on pre-war con-
umption, and urged the produc-
ion OF petroleum from coal and oil
hale.
CHICAGO-INS- Howard Oar
ell, 22-year.old sailor from Detroit.
vas to take the stand today in the
rial OF two suspended Chicago po-
cemen. charged with shooting him
b a tavern fight while he was en-
quite for naval induction. The
olicemen. Joseph Murray and vii
am Hogan, are charged specifical-
with assault to kill. They were
b plain clothes at the time OF the
hooting last Aug. 81 in north
ide tavern.
NEW YORK-INs--Police Com
Missioner Lewis ]. Valentine flat
denied today grand jury charges
hat unchecked crime and vice were
Widespread In Brooklyn's Little
Harlem. In report in answer
b the jury's charges. Valentine
aid: "The statistics would indi-
ate that there had not been a
rowing condition Of lawlessness
b this area"
NEW YORK-INS- Episcopal
bishop William T. Manning urged
americans today to be thankful
hat their nation had abandoned
olatism. We see now" said
Manning, that our nation must
bin with other nations in some
Iorm OF world organization which
hall maintain world security and
leace."
CHICAGO-INS-Ernest Wishon.
rs, was executed in the electric
fhair in the Cook County Jail to-
lay for the murder Of Joseph
Ptchulte, a Jeweler, in an attempted
obbery OF the latter's jewelry
tore June 20.
WASH1NGTON-1NS-A Senate
Judiciary Subcommittee planned
|today to begin public hearings the
1rst week in December to investi-
ate the liquor shortage. Sen. Van
tuys (Dl Ind, chairman OF the
committee, laid much OF the blame
,or the whiskey shortage on the
act that there has been a So per
lent reduction in bottle manufac-
bring since last year.
NEW YORK-lNS- New psy-
lhiatric standards for draftees at
few York's $50 draft boards have
cen instituted to reduce the num-
Ter OF unstable men indicted into
he Army and then found insult
bile for military service.
1 NASSAU. Bahamas-lNS-Probe
Y police investigation of the Cakes
murder case is scheduled when
he Bahamas House of Assembly
onvenes Nov. 90, it was learned
oday. Sharply critical OF the way
/ which Count Alfred De Marigny s
rosecution was handled, the as
lemblymen are repeatedly anxious
% question Atty. Gen. Eric Halli-
an.
NEW YORK-INS- Henry Rich
I'd. is. was in Bellevue hospital
oday recovering from a three
tory fall from a window in his
ONE. Police said Richard suffer
d numerous bruises, head cuts
and was in an alcoholic condition
when found.
NEW YORK ms Canadian
Colonial Always today claimed
new record for flying time between
Montreal and New York following
the flight OF one OF its regular
transports which made the trip In
one hour and IS minutes. Normal
scheduled flying time is two hours
and 10 minutes.
LONDON ms Reuters re-
ported today that an air raid alert
was sounded in Zurich, Switzer-
land, this morning.
APPLETON, Wis.-INS A haz-
ing case in which Is year old
high school student, who later
died, was the reputed victim was
reopened today at a hearing In
tho county court before Juvenile