The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-05

V. DeLorenzo. JAW union leader
in the Brewster AeronauticaI Cor
poration, who admitted before a
House committee that he had re-
peatedly given false information to
the federal government.
ing coyotes are taking 20 per cent
of all livestock in six western states
and carrying the threat OF a rabies
epidemic as bad as the disastrous
outbreak in 1915, says Paul C..
Quick, a regional supervisor of
the L. S. fish and wildlife service.
Los ANGELES-AP-California
) will invite the Democratic national
6 convention to meet next year In
the Los Angeles Memorial Coli
scum. site OF the 1882 Olympic
games. Alfred w. Robertson. Dem
ocratic state chairman, reports.
ANKARA-AP- DR.. Guido Sch.
midi, former Austrian foreign min.
! fster, was reported in Ankara to-
day and the newspaper Cumhuriyet
suggested he may have come to
Turkey to assist the Allies in free
ing his homeland.
WILKES-BARRE, Pa.-AP-The
Wilkes-Barre city schools. locat-
ed atop rich beds Of anthracite. are
going TO close because OF a coal
shortage. Superintendent Allen
Bacon recommended that the Arm.
istice day holiday, next Wednes-
day, be extended until the follow
ing Monday because OF the fuel
situation. and the school directors
agreed.
Y MELBOURNE, Australia -AP-
A story OF seeing Russian men.
women and children killed by the
hundreds in German prison camps
by being driven from steaming
delousing huts into the snow was
told today by Keith Godridge. Mel
bourne merchant marine engineer.
4 He left a Hamburg prison camp
last June as an exchange prisoner.
FRANKFORT, Ky.-INS- The
Republican victory in Kentucky
assumed greater proportions to-
day when II appeared that Simeon
s. Willis, COP candidate for gov
ernor, might carry most OF his
) ticket with him. With only few
scattering precincts missing, Willis
had 27s,21S votes against 2701S2
for his Democratic opponent, J.
Lyter Donaldson, margin OF
s036 votes.
EAST LANSING-AP-Subsidy
payments and further centraliza-
4 ton OF power will be opposed by
' the Michigan Milk Producers Asso.
citation as a part OF its policy dur
ing the year, delegates to the
twenty-seventh annual meeting
here decided Joining the State
Grange in attacking subsidy and
other farm organizations. the group
j described them as more infla-
\ tlonary than adequate prices TO
cover efficient production costs"
II adopted a resolution which said
the plan "stigmatizes" farmers as
the recipients OF government boun-
~. although the payments are
actually designed to relieve the
consuming public OF paying some
part OF their grocery bill"
LOS ANGELES-INS 49, More
than 1000 American Federation OF
Labor metal workers were on strike
today in seven Los Angeles war
foundries. protesting the Lar La
Dor Boards failure to act on indus
try-wide wage scales in this area.
Only the foundry sections were
! shut down in some plants. In 9TH
ers all ALL men. including pattern
makers and machinists, stopped
production.
STOCKHOLM -- ms Papal
guards have occupied the Basilica
and palace of St. John Lateran,
y which stand outside Vatican City
: itself. the newspaper Tidningen re-
ported from Rome today. The paper
Ja.crfhad tho rpova a. Tho fret