The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-10

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high schools OF Massachusetts are
adopting the victory shift to free
pupils for the growing manpower
needs in industry. A. Russell
Mack, state superintendent of sec
ondary education said today that
-. -, -. .-Xspbsr of high
schools are slashing the school day
10 as little as four hours and 20
minutes and eliminating the lunch
period.
IONDON-INS- A Turkish ra'
do broadcast reported by Reuter-
today said that Allied aircraft
dropped leaflets on towns IN Bull
saria demanding the unconditional
surrender OF the Balkan Country.
at was reported that the leaflets
caused great anxiety" the an
nouncement said.
BUENOS AIRES-lNS-Rumors
AZ a crisis In the cabinet OF Presl-
dent Pedro Ramirez as a result OF
the United States refusal OF lenu-
lease aid mounted today, follow
ing resignation last night of For
eign Minister Segundo Storm.
Storm. reputedly one of the most
damocratically.min members OF
an Argentine cabinet divided De-
tween neutrality" in the war and
collaboration with the Allies, was
the author OF a note to Washing
Ton seeking lend-lease supplies
which brought sharp refusal
from L. S. Secretary OF State Cor
dell Hull.
LONDON ms Msgr. Enrico
Galeazzi. governor-general of the
Vatican City, who is reported en-
route to Washington, was believ'
ed to have been aboard a plane
with Italian markings that arrived
in London today. The Italian plane
was escorted by American-manned
British spitfire fighter planes.
ATLANTIC CICTY-lNS- Miss
Boston, 10 year old Helena Francis
Mack (S6 Beacon ST. today seemed
a virtually certain winner for to-
morrows finals of the Miss Amer
Tea Beauty. Health and Talent
Pageant. Miss Mack tied for first
place in Wednesdays bathing suit
contest and won undisputed first
in last nights dance contest.
TRINIDAD. Colo.-INS-A wide
spread search was underway for
three German army officers, who
escaped yesterday from the prison
er OF war camp near Trinidad.
Col. Jesse Marshall, district COM
mander OF the Internal Security
Department, reported.
WASHINGTON-INS-The War
Labor Board today granted a three
cents an hour general wage in
crease to approximately HOO en-
ployes OF the Ohio Rubber Co.,
Willoughby, Ohio. The increase
was granted, the board said, to
correct Embellishments in wage
rates and compensate workers for
work on the night shift. The Unit
ed Rubber Workers of America.
CLIO, is the union bargaining unit
STOCKHOLM - UP - Premier
Nicholas Kallay Of Hungary in a
speech to the Hungarian Life party
said that the country wants peace
but it must be peace that LEAVES
the country's territorial integrity
49, ~ he CtrnreIro no ghladn
ported from Budapest today.
LONDON-UP-The Berlin ra-
dio said today that Italian troops
in Rumania have been disarmed
L0NDON-UP-AJ Japanese gov.
eminent spokesman said today,
according to a Tokyo broadcast,
that measures were being taken
against Italian citizens in Japan,
though personal consideration was
being shown because they were
betrayed" by Premier Badoglio.
HOLLYWOOD ms - Laden
with gifts for relatives and friends
of soldiers, Actress Jane Withers
returned to Hollywood today from
an Army camp tour in British Co
fumbia and the Pacific Northwest
Jane visited base hospitals and
camps. where soldiers gave her
souvenirs of Aleutian battles. She
will deliver the captured Japanese
equipment to the soldiers relatives
at q special luncheon.
LONDON UP - A German
broadcast implied today that the
ALLIES have established a base on
Spitzerbergen Island in the Arctic
Ocean about $50 miles north OF
Norway.
'ANCOUVER. B. c. Up -
Flight 1t Hanyin Cheng. 20. Chi
nese consular attache here. and !
only woman member OF the Chi. !
nese air force. died Tuesday. It
was learned today. Miss Cheng
who died after a brief Illness. was
personal friend OF Madame /.
Chang Kai-Shek. Her uncle. DR.. /
Wei Tao-Wing. Is the Chinese am |
bassador to the United States.