The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-07

S"edoy ndu Admitted tnelr pullt
and been sentenced. Former
Ambassador Stanislaw kot him
self Vishinski asserted, had
admitted being involved in these
activities and had expressed
his regret.
PORTLAND, Ore.-INS- The
Earl OF Athlone, governor general
OF Canada, and his wife, Princess
Alice, prepared today for a stem
nous two days OF inspection tours
in Portland area. Arriving late
Thursday, the royal couple was
greeted by state and city represen.
tatiyes, Army and Navy officers and
re personalities Of the British
crown.
LONDON-INS-Three German
planes made a hit-and-run attack
on an East Anglican town this morn
ing. Ten persons we're killed by
bombs which also damage build
ings in the residential district
OTTAWA-INS- The Canadian
House OF Commons today gave first
reading TO bill under which Cana.
da will contribute a billion dollars
this year to the United Nations.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
the Metropolitan Opera season to
a full 20 weeks next year was an
nounced today by Edward Johnson.
general manager. The opera play
ed l6 weeks this year but was "sold
out" for virtually every perform
ance. The 1894 season will
open Nov. % and close April s.
OTTAWA-lNS - Sgt. Granite
William Harrington of New York
City and Sgt. Anthony Kopaoz. OF
West Brook. Me-, today were listed
as missing on active service over
seas by RCAF headquarters. Both
were serving with the Canadian
Air Forces. Sgt. Harrington's wife
lives at 40 Monroe St, New York
Sgt. Koyacz's fath:r resides at A
Central St, West Brook, Me.
NEW YORk--INS-Rationing OF
wearing apparel in the United
States would release more than
100000 workers for war indus
tries, Francis Flood, assistant war
food administrator maintained to-
day. Flood said clothes rationing
in Britain had released 100000
workers to more essential indus
tries. He estimated that this coun-
try, with three times the popula
ton OF Great Britain, would be able
10 divert more than 100000 work
ers TO war work from the clothing
industry.
WASHINGTON-INS-The WIPE
today announced that a program
has been worked out by several
government agencies and the
American Red Cross under which
relatives and friends can send CT
garettes, cigars. smoking tobacco Or
chewing tobacco TO Identified
American war prisoners and civil
liam internees held hy Germany
and Italy.
WASHINGTON-INS-The OPA
today announced that apartment
houses, rooming houses, hotels and
similar residential buildings using
fuel oil for hot water purposes
only henceforth will be eligible 10
receive extra rations II basic hot
water needs have increased.
WASHINGTON-INS - Pricing
methods at wholesale and retail
for Sanitary treated baby items
were announced today by the OPA.
The prices permitted will enable
wholesalers and retailers TO real
ize their customary markups. while
being in general at the March 1912
level for consumers.
LONDON-INS-Deputy Foreign
Commissar A. Y. Vyshinsky OF the
Soviet Union disclosed today, &C
cording to a Reuter- dispatch from
Moscow. that the former chief OF
Polands military mission, Gen.
Volikovski. and members OF the
Polish Embassy staff were deported
after pleading guilty to charges OF
espionage.
SANTIAGO. Chile-INS- Answ-
ering the Bolivian foreign minis
ter's demand for negotiations with
Chile designed to provide Bolivia
with seacoast outlet, Foreign
Minister Abraham Ortega has
stoutly repudiated any Bolivian
claim TO revision OF borders be.
tween the two countries.
LONDON-INS-Reuter's News
Agency reported here that Is
American airmen who were re.
Gently released after interment in
Turkey arrived in Cairo Wednes-
day. Included were crews Of Lib
orator bombers which made forced
landings in Turkish territory last
June after raiding the Ploesti oil
fields.
NEW YORK-INS-The Moscow
radio reported that Polish Pa
triots have killed two more Ger
man officials in the streets OF War.
saw. one OF them a high labor or
hcial NOTED for his brutality
against the Poles" according 10
CHS. Moscow also said that Polish
Guerilla fighters wrecked German
troop and munitions train.
LONDON-UP-The Duke and
Duchess Of Windsor. "astounded
nnd dIsrusledn hr rllrnnrs that they