The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-25


COLUMBIA, S. GINS Deep
water divers today were attempt
ing to recover the bodies OF five
, Army fiiefs who persisted when a
medium.sized bomber. banking low,
tipped its wing into the water and
crashed into Lake Murray.
NEW YORK-INS-Fear for her
sanity, authorities decided today,
prompted Mrs. Emma Troscher OF
suburban Rego PARK, Queens, TO
jump from the 10th floor obserya.
ton tower of the RCA building III
Radio City.
NEW YORK-INS-An appeal
by Robert ALLOW, executive direc-
tor of the New York regional office
OF the National War Labor Board
today had ended a one-day strike
at the Phelps Dodge Copper Com
pany plant.
LONDON - UP-The German
Transocean Agency said today tina,
10-minute air raid alert, the
first this year, was sounded IN
Budapest early this morning.
LONDON-UP-The condition OF
Prime Minister winston Churchill,
who is recovering from pneumonia,
is continuing to improve, 1t was
learned today. He had a good
night" informants said. Churchill
smoked his fret cigar yesterday
since he was confined to bed abou.
week ago. Friends said he APP
peared in boisterous spirits.
DETROIT-UP-The Ford Mo
tor Co. and the United Automobile
Workers (CIO) announced today
that DR.. Harry Schulman, former
Yale University professor mad
been named impartial umpire in la
L Dor relations involving the Ford
plants. .Schulman now is an ad-
ministrative associate member OF
the National War Labor Board.
BOSTON-INS-In spite OF the
rationing problems, standard regu'
lations regarding fast and abstin-
ence will prevail during Lent in the
. Catholic archdiocese Of Boston, II
was announced today. The an
rouncement was made following
the disclosure that Chicago Catho-
lies would be absolved from the ne
cessity Of fasting during Lent
CAMDEN. n. J.-INS-Eleanor c.
Draemel daughter of Rear Admiral
M.F. Draemel, commandant of the
Philadelphia Navy Yard. today will
christen the fleet minesweeper
L. s. s. Swerve as IT slides down
the ways into the Delaware River
this afternoon.
WASHINGTON-INS-The Sen
ate today was heading toward a
showdown battle over President
Roosevelt's patronage power. The
showdown, expected early next
week will bring a test, also, Of anti
Administration strength and see the
first revolt OF southern Democrats
against the White House since the
12.day filibuster in the closing days
OF the last Congress which brought
defeat to the anti-poll tax bill.
WASHINGTON INS-With the
execution OF a few big airplane
plants. war factories and the Army.
bread will continue to come to the
kitchen in unsliced loaves, the Agri-
culture Department said today.
, Equipment already on hand Tor
slicing bread will be distributed to
large communities where 1t Will
save rnanpower to slice the bread
by machinery. a spokesman for the
Agricultural Marketing Administra-
tIon declared.
INSTRUMENTATION Dem
ocrats. seeking comeback from
the crushing defeat they suffered
at the polls in November. are gath
ering for tomorrow's state conven-
ton, at which they will dominate
a ticket for the April election.
LONDON-AP- Foreign Secre-
tary Anthony Eden promised the
House OF Commons today that the
government would provide a re-
view of the situation caused by the
fast OF Mohandas X. Gandhi, but
he added that mo useful purpose
would be served by debate.
NEW YORK-AP-Julius Klor-
fein, a cigar manufacturer, was
the owner OF Comedian Jack Ben
ny's famed Love in Bloom violin
today after pledging to buy $l,OOO,-
900 worth Of Vsr bonds.
INTERNATIONALLY bill to
exempt all fathers from military
service was whipped into shape to-
dav as its sponsor called for the
transfer OF able-bodied Army mon
"from desks to fields OF action and
their replacement by men OF from
IS to As.
HoLLYwoOD-INS-The time
IL appearance OF friends today
reused Natasha Lytess, IS, Rus
sian actress. from Inconsistencies
and possible death, physicians
said-after she ate too many sleep.
ing tablets.
ALLENTOWN. Pains Ap-
proximately SsO4.OOO was added to
Uncle Sans war Golfers today fol
lowing an auction of original man
uscripts. including one by Pearl
Buck by the books and authors
for bonds committee.