The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-13

Htuk mere III lotys
Observation-Disclosures NJ.
Zlealer, state highway commits
Gioner, said today he had prom
ised an Ann Arbor delegation
led bp George sandenburg, city
engineer, that by-passss on U.s.
- and US-23 around the city Of
Ann Arbor would receive pre-
fsrred positions In the postwar
road building program. He said
they were needed 10 reduce the
volume OF truck travel through b.
that city.
LONDON-INS- Budapest
radio reported today, according to
Reuters, that Zagreb had 12-min.
ute air raid alert early this morn
ing but that no incidents resulted.
NEW YORK-INS-The War
Food Administrator today had the
appeal OF New York hospitals for
aid in a butter famine which has
resulted in city-owned hospitals OBJ
tanning only about one-third OF
their normal supply. Unless the
deficit can be overcome, Commits
sioner OF Purchase Albert Pleydell
warned. a serious dietary situa.
ton wiz soon arise.
LONDON-INS- AMoscow dis
cat
Feodor Gusev had been appointed
new Soviet ambassador to Great
Britain, replacing Ivan Maisky who
now is deputy commissar OF foreign
affairs.
NEW YORK-INS-After a final
Day OF investigation OF the news.
print situation in New York today,
the congressional subcommittee
headed by Rep. Lyle II. Boren, Cd,
Okla. will leave for Montreal and
meetings with Canadian manufac-
turers. Boren suggested that 10000
additional lumbermen put to work
in American and Canadian forests
would solve the shortage which
magazine and newspaper publish
ing.
OTTAWA-INS-- Royal Cana
dian Air Force Headquarters today
revealed that Flight Sgt. c. L.
Norton, Gather. c. E. Norton. S0SJ
Deakin St, OF Berkeley, Calf,
serving overseas with the RCAF
has been awarded the distinguished
flying medal. Nortons citation said
HE has performed his duties with
high courage and determination"
TRANSFER, Pa.-lNS-After a
brief 12-hour liberty, five soldier
prisoners were under heavy guard
today following their break from
Shenango personnel replacement
center yesterday. The group seized
two guards and were armed with
shotguns but surrendered peace
fully when surrounded by a civil
ian and military posse.
LINDEN, n. J.-INS-Oil from
this eastern terminal of the big
inch pipe line following the report
that the head" of the first flow
was due TO reach Phoenixville, Pa,
some time this afternoon. The re-
naming distance which the oil
must travel on its 1888 mile jour
ney TO this eastern outlet will take
ANOTHER two days, engineers esti
mated.
LONDON-UP-Stan Sgt. Don
aid w. Crossley OF Wellsburg. w
Va, held the lead in aerial gun.
merry records for L. S. filters in the
European theater today with II
confirmed enemy planes shot down
and one probable.
SAN FRANCISCO-INS- With
four persons already arrested. fed
eral investigation of a huge gaso-
line black market was widened to-
day as OPA officials disclosed that
100000 unissued "A" gas coupons
have disappeared in transit be-
tween San Francisco and Los Ange-
les.
BURBANK. Cal.-INS - The
fighter plane Tita was ready for the
skies today after being christened
with a kiss by Joan Leslie OF the
movies. Il hope you give It 10 'em,
the actress declared as she stood
on her tip toes and puckered up
her lips to give the P-3S smask
on the nose.
HOLLYWOOD-INS-The Pan
American marriage Of Kaye VIII
liams. blonde screen beauty, and
Martin de Alzaga Cnzue, rich Ar
gentine. known as "Macoco'. was
definitely off today. For the sec.
ond time since they were married
last September they have parted
and the actress had fled suit for d.
vorce. In addition, she has asked
for a court order to restrain Unzue
from "molesting or annoying her.
BARCELONA UP-Gen. I'm
berto Mobile. noted Arctic explorer
and aviation expert left Barcelona
for Rome yesterday by plane. He
told friends he was "glad 10 60 back
20 an Italy where Fascism no long
er reigns."
MOSCOW-AP-The Presidium
OF the supreme council OF the So
Wet Union announced today ap-
pointment OF Fedor Tarasoyich Gu
slew 10 the post OF Soviet ambassa'
dor TO Great Britain. Gusiev has
been released as ambassador TO