The Ypsilanti daily press., 1943-07-20

u AAb L. sNANo9N+Af SUI ~
stage and screen, was honeymoon
ing in Las Vegas today with AL
bert Greenfield. Chicago restau-
rant operator, after a surprise mar
riage yesterday in Neyada's Gret-
ma Green.
UONDoN-lNS-Gen. Henri
Honore Giraud arrived in Brit
ain from the United States to-
today.
WASHINGTON-INS- Tax con
cessions TO corporations to speed
conversion from war TO a peace
| basis after victory, today doomed
large in post war proposals TO be
studied by Congress early next
fall Members OF the Senate FL
nance and House Ways and Means
Committees predicted that the
question of post war reserves will
he one OF the most important dealt
with in consideration of the Trea-
sury's request for $4,000, 100000
additional taxes annually.
NEW YORK ms Pale and
nervous. the Countess Nancy De
Marigny. daughter of the slain
multi-millionaire Sir Harry Oakes,
paused in New York today en- route
| 10 Nassau, Bahamas. where her
y hus sband. Count Alfred De Marigny
is being held in connection with
Sir Harry's murder Travelling by
plane from the Oakes summer
home in Bar Harbor, Me. the coun-
tess talked briefly 10 newspaper
men at LaGuardia Field while
waiting for a plane for Miami,
= Fla. She will fly from Miami TO
Nassau by clipper.
LONDON-AP- The Berlin ra-
dio reported today that the su-
preme commader OF Italian mill
tary police and his chief deputy
had been killed during yesterdays
. air raid on Rome. They were
identified IN the broadcast as a
General Hazon and a Colonel Ba-
renco.
NEW YORK -AP-- Complete
with spotlights and soft music,
New York's fall fashion openings
were off to a speedy start today,
|. as so fashion editors representing
newspapers throughout the United
States gathered to learn and then
10 tell Mrs. America wnat she will
be wearing next season
WASHINGTON -AP- Govern
ment purchase OF the principal
food crops and their resale at be-
low-ceiling prices was advocated
today by Senator Burton (R.Ohio)
as an alternative to the admins
tration's subsidized price rolEback
program.
LONDON-AP- Allied victories
are bringing a curious twist TO the
!. London Stock Exchange with a
marked rise in prices OF securi
ties of enemy and occupied coun-
tries which could not be sold at
any price a few years ago. FL
nancial circles said today buyers
apparently were banking on quick
defeat of the Axis hoping Euro
rean countries stll would have
; enough money in the 'kitty' to
meet obligations Of their bond
holders.
LONDON Prime Minister
Churchill appeared before the
House OF Commons 10 answer a
series OF minor questions from
: members but made no statement
on the Sicilian campaign or the
bombing of Rome. The opening
Of a debate on pensions by Sir
John Anderson suggested there
would be no statement from the
Prime Minister today.
LEWISTO. ldaho-AP- A three
} day walkout OF 81 loggers in pro
test over their meat rations end
ed yesterday and an OPA affi-
cial said last night that the log
gers have been receiving rations
equal 10 those issued Army com
bat troops.
!. PORTLAND. Ore.-AP- Henry
J. Kaiser's bustling shipyards.
which can stir up launching on
moments notice whenever dis
tinguished company drops in. ar
ranged to float three new vessels
today in honor OF Lord Halifax.
the British ambassador, and his
lady.
TOKYO-AP-Th Tokyo radio.
in a broadcast recorded by the As
sociated Press. said today that
Lieut.. Gen. Prince Gin Ii hal
been appointed commander OF the
japanese Army air force succeed
ing Lieut.. Gen. Kumainchi Ter
amoto.
LONDON -.AP-- The German
controlled Paris radio reported to-
day that Germany recently had de-
liyered to Turkey Is railway loco
motives and $50 trucks under terms
OF trade agreement between the
two countries.
LONDON-AP- The Vichy ra-
do. In a broadcast recorded by
Reuters. made a last minute sp-
peal 10 French workers today TO
report for work IN Germany or be
branded as outlaws. To-day l.
your last chance" said the radio