The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-14

JUNEAU n naval CRUISER
PlTTSBURGH-lNS - One
man was killed and more than
20 persons were injured early
today when a packed Philadel-
phIa to Pittsburgh bus crashed
headlona into a trolley car as
II nesred its destination, the
downtown Greyhound terminal.
Police said the trolley failed to
heed a blinking traffic light
and vas travelling at an Excess
slve rate Of speed After inter-
viewing passengers. detectives
snid the street car failed to
TO halt before moving ACROSS
Baum Boulevard al the inter
section Of N-aley Avenue.
ANKARA-AP-Qualified Balkan
observers said today that the APP
pointment OF Col Gen. Ludwig van
Csata as Hungary's new war min.
lister was "a German victory over
Premier Nicolas Kallay and others
IN the government who oppose ad-
ditional aid 10 the Axis
CAIRO AP-In marked contrast
to the thick gloom which hung over
the Middle East year ago today.
when the British gave up Mersa
Matruh and fell back to FL Alamein
was the iubilant demonstration OF
power and unity as the Allied fore
es observed United Nations day to-
day.
SAN SALVADOR-INS - The
government OF FL Salvador today
Joined the list OF nations granting
diplomatic recognition 10 the pro-
visionsl Argentine government
headed by Gen. Pedro Ramirez.
NEW YORK-INS-PoIic today
blamed the suicide of Mark Sarazen,
75-year old sculptor and painter on,
fear that his legs were becoming
paralyzed. Sarazen was found
asphyxiated by gas fumes by Sonia
Merims. a nurse he had hired on
Saturday, only few hours after he
had completed lifelong ambition
OF making a bust OF himself.
WEST POINT. N. Y.-INS -
Army officials today probed the
cause of the crash of a fighter
plane in a swamp near West Point
Sunday in which two pilots were
kfIlnA ThA Or
Henry J. McCafrey, Hampton, l.. l.,
and End, Lieut., James r. Nall. 81,
Mayheld, Ky. 3
NEW YORK2INS-- The head
? quarters OF Henry J. Kaiser. West
Coast miracle" ship builder. will
soon be located in New York.
Kaiser announced Sunday that he
has taken part of the third floor
OF the British Empire Building in
Rockefeller center for his own per-
sonal Offices from which he will
survey his multiple interests and is
, now assembling a staff for il.
CHUNGKING-INS- Manpower
troubles apparently have hit Japan
hard. The Central News agency
of China reported today that the
body of woman crew member was
extricated from the wreckage OF O
Japanese bomber shot down last
week by American P40 Warhawks
over Eastern Human Province.
Wearing earphones. the Japanese
woman was believed to be the ships
radio operator.
WASHINGTON-UP- Sen. HON.
er Ferguson, R, Mich, today en-
dorsed proposals to turn over CON
troll OF gasoline rationing to Petrol
cum Administrator Harold L. lckes,
automobile rationing to Transpor-
tation Director Joseph B. Eastman,
and food rationing to Food Admin
istrator Chester c. Davis-moves
that would virtually abolish the o.
flee OF Price Administration.
ALGIERS-UP-Gen. Charles de
Gaulle was reported asking for the
war ministry in the French provis-
ional government today as the price
for ending a crisis involving French
army reforms. De Gaullist circles
indicated that the Fighting French
leader would compromise the issue
by agreeing to let Gen. Henri Hon
! ore Giraud continue as comman-
der-inchief OF the Army while TIVE
aviation and navy portfolios would
become subsecretariats under the
war office.
WASH-.NGTON-INS- Lend-lease
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