The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-30

structure were recommended to-
day by a board OF investigation and
research created by the 1910 trans
portation act.
NA-AP-Minister OF Ed
ucation Carlos Marquee Sterling
considered a possible Liberal party
candidate for the Cuban presidency
in the forthcoming election-re-
signed from the cabinet today at
ter only Is days in office.
RIO DE .JANEIRO -AP- An
Axis spy plot against the United
States involving a captain OF ar
tillery in the Brazilian army and
other Brazilian nationals, as well
as present and former Axis dip
lomats. was reported yesterday by
police TO the tribunal OF national
security.
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BERN, Switzerland -AP- Larry
Allen. Associated Press war cor
respondent and Pulitzer prize win
ner. still thinks in terms OF news,
despite approximately eight months
in an Italian prison camp. In
letter written March 13 and just
received here. Allen told how he
has been translating Italian news
papers for his fellow prisoners and
supplying the boys with full serv-
ice as far as possible in the way OF
news bulletins and photos"
MELBOURNE, Australia -AP-
Mt Merapi, the central Java vol
cano which erupted in 1890 with
a toll of 1900 persons killed and
HOO houses destroyed. is showing
signs of new activity, the Japanese
controlled Vatavia radio reported
today.
SALT LAKE CITY--AP The In
dependent Association Of Mill
Workers prepared today for a
walkout-at an. undisclosed time
that would halt approximately a
fourth of Americas copper pro
duction. Association members, en-
ployed in Utah Copper Company
mines at nearby Magma and Arth
ur. voted 977 to ITO last night to
strike in protest against War
Labor Board refusal to consider
a wage increase request, w. Reed
Cameron, association president, ex-
planned.
ALBANY. n. Y. -AP- Early
transfer o Z thousands OF high
school seniors from class rooms
TO farms was assured today by a
decision OF the New York board
OF regents. The board ruled war
service diplomas may be issued to
qualified seniors leaving school be-
fore graduation in order to work
on farms.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.-AP-
A house committee killed a pro-
posed constitutional amendment
which would have permitted wom-
en- to serve on grand and etit jur-
les in Missouri.
LONDON-INS-- The top floor
of Muich's Brown House, head.
quarters of the Nazi party, was
burned out as result OF the
Royal Air Force raid on the city
March 3. the Air Ministry annodnc-
ed today.
NEW YORK-INS-Dr John r.
Steelman, President Roosevelt's
personal representative in the mine
negotiations. today will participate
in the separate conferences Of the
United Mine Workers Union with
northern and southern operators.
WEST HARTFORD. Conn.-UP
Rev. DR.. Karl r. Stoltz. SO. dean
OF the Hartford School of Religious
Education, a unit of Hartford Semi
nary Foundation, died last night
after a brief illness.
WASHINGTON-UP- The De
partment OF Agriculture announced
today that more than 100000 cases
OF canned fruits and vegetables
will he released soon by the Food
Distribution Administration to aug
ment civilian supplies. The food
will include canned tomatoes. peas.
plums. apples and peaches. and
smaller quantities OF other foods.
These stocks. most OF which were
purchased from the 1871 pack, have
been held to meet emergency war
needs.
NEW YORK-UP- Capt. Rober,
o. d. sullivan. Sanford, n. c.. pilot
OF the Yankee Clipper when II
crashed in the Tagus River at Lis
bon last month. returned to the
United States last night by clipper
plane. Sullivan. who was hospital.
lied with injuries from the crash.
said he felt fine" and was glad
TO be back He refused to discuss
the accident.
LONDON ms - Hermenegild
Cardinal Pellegrinetti. 67.year-old
Italian prelate. Is dead. the italian
off,r Stefani news agency report.
ed today. Reuters said. Cardinal
Pe.legriretu was apostolic nuncio
10 Jugoslayia from 1922 to 1887
when he was elevated 10 the car.
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