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Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-15
fDR Opposed TO
Tariff on Rubber
Continued from page y
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tC0ntinued from page ~
II our war strategy"
The war ana navy departments, .
the president said, are now ia the
process Of revising more than 5000
contracts involving several billions
Of dollars"
SPEECH AVAILABLE
The President made available a
brief speech he made last night at
a dinner for President Eli Lescot OF
Haiti. That country has produced
10000 tons Of rubber from CFyp-
toStegla this yaer. IN the speech
Ar. Roosevelt salo:
4 hope that when am out Of
the White House. might get q
seto on II otherwise the con
yress won't put the nno OF tariff on
rubber for American automobile
tires just 10 keep some synthetic
plants going
Nr. Roosevelt ADDED 20 his news
conference, that he hoped that
when he was out OF the White
House somebody WOULD veto any
effort 10 put q high tariff 90 rub
Der
t6r Roosevelt conceeed the mat
4 ter might not Dcone an issue for q
tong time.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-15
volturno Line Of
Germans Cracks

the road toward Rome.
Rain that ceased on the night OF
the Fifth army's attack on. the
Voiturno line resumed again yes
terday and impeded progress some
what, especially for the tanks, that
make up large proportion Of
ClaTk'S forces.
The renewed rains, threatened to
widen the Volturno again, but the
Fifth army s bridgeheadS now We're
established in considerable force.
while the river averages 300 feet
in width from Capua II miles to.
the coast, il is only four feet deep
at many points east OF Capua and
troops were Wading across the north
bank.
Wipe OUT POCKETS
Numerous pockets. Of enemy re-
Sistanee were being wiped out IN
the Allied advance.
Prisoners were taken,
The Fifth army's advance over
ran part OF the Capua- -Zaiazzo road,
but the enemy held out beyond ia
an attempt 70 deprive the Allies o.
Use Of the highway, which would
prove valuable in supplying the
eastern flank.
The road runs TWO 70 four miles
north OF the VoltuTuo TO the point
where the river veers northward,
then crosses it near the junction OF
the Volturno with the Galore ID
miles northeast Of CapQa
"A German conlmunique reported
heavy embittered fighting IN pro-
greSs in southern italy,
radio Algiers said unofficial
sources had reported the Allied
capture Of yinehiatura, SO mleS
northeast OF Capua. other sources
reported the capture of Vnchiatura
yesterday, but it never has been
eonfrmedl
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-15
Officer Addresses
Civil Air Patrol

Outlining the advantages of
military courtesy and discipline.
Capt Robert Q. Hartmann, of the
ordnance desert proving grounds at
Camp Seeley, Thursday night ad-
dressed the Imperial Valley civilian
air patrol at the junior college.
Lieut. Peter J. Schart2, COM
mander Of the Squadron, announc-
ed that a membership drive has
been started and all valley men
with flying experience are request
ed to join the organization
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-15
SAVE YOUR VISION
SAVE YOUR LIFE

1915 of all automobile accidents are
iroeeoble TO defective vision. When
sight is right. driyino is sofer. Less
folieving. More enjoyable. Just as
you correct motor, light and broke
detects : correct your eye defects,
tool YOU ore only as sofe us your
eyes let you bel Toke no chances.
Toke core OF your eyes.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-15
HOME BuRGLARrzEp

The Brady Arp home four ana a
hail miles northeast of Roitviile
was burgiarized Thursday night. the
siier1ffs office was informed. Bed
ding. shirts. a hat, brushes, ana a
safety razor were among the ar
iacies taken. The burglars entered
the house through WINDOW
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-15
Scanning w.
News Horizon
SUIT FILED

SUIT for divorce was filed Thurs
day IN Imperial county superior
court by Gladys Boilinger against
Alfred II. Boilinger. alleging ex-
trefne cruelty She said they we're
married IN Comaneile. Okla. july
II. 1898. ana separated Oct. IS.
1913 They have two children.
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-15
U.S.. Gen. Becomes
Mountbatten Aide

Continued from page II
infantry and the conDlanoand gen
eral staff schools.
After returning from Germany
Wedemeyer held Two field assign
m.ents and then came 70 Washing
ton IN September 1850, 70 serve in
the training section OF the office
OF chief Of infantry.
IN May 1851, he became a-member
OF the plans group, la the war plans
division OF the general staff
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-15
Continued from page u
4Ai0AG AbA y ~ "a
SllrPnRT LANDING

ICOltilWtu IIuili DaAr y
to await the order for the next
move forward,
SUPPORT LANDING
The British DestroyerS baforey
ana lookout ana the Dutch gunooat
flores. supported the landing With a
heavy bOmhard.aent.
official reports emphasized that
While there was no fuil-Scale with
drawal by the Germans, the Allies
are slowly pushing them back along
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-15
Here's How Allies
Crossed relturno

Continued from page II
ped the stream into a waiefy he'll.
But the Allied troops plunged on
through the moonlight ana by the
first light OF day on "Wednesday
toe holds had been won Or the far
banks in every sector except capua
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-15
FuyE UNDER CONTROL

MONTE RIO. Calf oct. Is tuP}
State forestry officials said today
that the forest fire raging in the
Guerneville Monte Rio area OF
Somona county had been brought
under control and that the Russian
river resort area would be saved
unless the wind shifted
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-15
Rambling Reporter

Continued from page ID
asked soldier from the camp.
We'll, maybe" said the soldier,
but We need some scientific ana
non-ficticn books much more"
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-15
sUES FoR pTVORCE

Roberta ". Eooten Friday sued
Bill Alvin Houten for divorce. She
accused him of extreme cruelty.
They were married in Yuma. she
said in her complaint. last Sept.
9 and separated in Bfawiey six days
later
Imperial Valley press., 1943-10-15
RAILROAD CAMP

Another sector looked like a
railroad construction camp III the
United States, Once a toe hold
had been Won on the north side OF
the Volturno, the Americans sent
bulldozers in to cut away ia bank
and make il easier for landing
craft to come in, German machine
guns banged away al the men
operating the Buildozers and there
were several casualties.
Today commanders described op=
erations as working out on sehed=
ule." The Fifth army, overcoming
.ough German resistance ana mis-
erable weather, appears 10 be on its
way 10 Rome.
Evening star., 1943-05-19
Chicoqo Livestock

r. CHICAGO, May 1s tP' Unted States
Department OF AgricultureI .-Salsble hogs,
1000: tota>, 10000: fairly active steady
TO 10 higher than Tuesdays average: top.
- %: good and choice, 10000 pounds.
- tO-65: with the bulk at l445-60: most
GOOD and choice. 15O-1SO pounds 1874
y 80; good 36O-55O-pound cows largely
IA 2C-40: few best lightweiRhts to IA 80.
-osa salabls cattle, 1000: salable calves,
200; fed steers and yearlings steady to
weak: actice. however: coed and choice
grades predominated in run: bulk. 1475-
1919: early top. 1925: numerous loads
mostly on Eastern. order buyer accounts
l5 5O-l 9. 80: some held above 80; about
90 loads heifers in run: market steady to
weak: early top heavy choice heifers,
COWS and vealers here: most elias Arm:
cutter cows. 1880 down: most beef cows,
II 2b- 1900: yealers, 1b.50-16 80: bulls
strong, with heavy sausage offerings to
Ii. 20: stock cattle scarce. steady
Salable sheep, 5000; total. 5000: fat
lambs opening fairly active: most offerings
fully steady: quality and improved fleeces
considered consider on clipped onerinRs:. spots on
aad a 10 choice fed Western wooled lambs,
l600-25: good and choice clipped lambs
sold early carrying No. l and No. 2 skins.
"a ?5-15 Is: top clippers. 1870 for Tour
loads strictly choice offerings with No 1
SKINS or better: sheep in demand at about
steady prices.
Evening star., 1943-05-19
Steel Shares Rally
Brisk|y al Close
Of Day Advance
Leod Held Earlier
BY Chemicals and
Other Blue Chips
BY VICTOR EUBANK,


NEW YORK. May ia further
advance in stocks today was topped
of by a brisk runup in the steel
shares near the close
A collection of high-priced chemi-
calls and other blue chips. including
American Telephone, were the pace
makers during much Of the session.
These moved ahead fractions to
around point and in a few in
stances to 3.
Coming to life near the final hour
United States Steel and Bethlehem
quickly extended minor gains by
good margin. Rails also picked up
substantial ground approaching the
finish.
There was a considerable expan-
sion in volume on the upturn to
approximately 1,50O 900 shares after
two sessions OF less than 4 million.
Evening star., 1943-05-19
Freight loodinqs

NEW YORK, May 10 Gears ham
week ended May Is included:
Evening star., 1943-05-19
Coke Scarcity Seen
As Serious Threat
To Steel Output
Iron Age Asks Prompt
Study and Action to
Eose Situation
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May 1s.-Iron Age
said today a scarcity situation was
developing in the production of coke
which only a sudden drop in re-
quirements would alleviate, unless
prompt measures and realistic in
vestigations are carried on at the
earliest possible moment"
The lack OF a safety factor in
the present coke supply seems to
indicate an increasingly tighter po-
sition during the remainder of this
year and in 1914 for steelmakers who
use large quantities of coke" the
magazine said in its weekly review
Of the industrial outlook.
The increased consumption of
coke per ton of pig iron produced
the serious quality problems involv-
ing beehive coke, the deterioration
at some batteries OF by-product coke
plants which will have to be re-
paired. plus diminution in reserves
OF coking coal and serious drain
on present stocks of all coal-these
are the factors that far-sighted
steelmen are appraising," the sur
vey said.
Evening star., 1943-05-19
.S2.43 a Share Earned
By Woodwork Co.
In Last Year
Sales at New Peck,
Further Coin Seen
So Far in 1943
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WATERFOWL, N. Y. May l9.-F.
w. Woolworth Co. sales for 1912, re-
ported at the annual stockholders
meeting today. were a record $423.-
220 0,598.73, compared with 194l sales
of S377 ,148 ,059.27.
Last years net income was $23.-
538, ,739.0l, equivalent to $2.43 per
share on 9.703,60 shares of capital
stock, Of which there is only one
class
E. c. Mauchly, vice president, re-
ported sales for the first four
months of 1943 were sl30.822. .721, an
increase of sl1 500 500 or 9.4 per
cent, over the comparative period in
1912.
Evening star., 1943-05-19
Washington Produce
BUTTER-bos4 to So.

BUTTER-5O31 to SO.
LIvESTOCK-calves, 49, spring lambs,
16.
From the Food Distribution Administra.
ton. Prices paid net fob. Washington:
EGGsMarket Arm. Prices paid for
Federal-State-Rraded esgs received from
sradine stations CMay 19l: Whites. 2; g.
S. grade B, medium: 81: b. s. grade c,
A, large. 39-4O1a: average. 40: q. S. grade
A, medium. 34-3s: averase, 37h D. g.
grade 3. large. 37.3s: average. 3712: y. 8.
grade c, 1895: averase, 35. Current re-
ceipts: Nearby ungraded eEEs: Whites. 34-
36: mixed colors, 34-3S Receipts, Gov
ernment-sraded esEs, $50 cases.
LIVE POULTRY-Market Arm Receipts
light. Some broilers and fryers. 2sts-9e.
Evening star., 1943-05-19
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Curb Stocks

n. r. Curb quotations fur
nished BY the Associated
Evening star., 1943-05-19
New York Cotton

NEW YORK. May 10 ,A.-perSstAnt
trade price hxinG against Government
textile contracts found offerings Of cotton
The weekly weather report showed
favorable conditions for the new crop with
the exception OF 4 small area in the North
west. which was Affected by flood.
Late afternoon values were 20 TO 4b
cents = bale higher: July, 1928: October
lS Is. and December. 10 6f
to 10 cents lower
Evening star., 1943-05-19
Cd blot DeuIinos

PHILADELPHIA, May 10 tP.-The se-
cur1ties Commission reported today these
dealers or specialists on the New York
Stock Exchanse for May IS: $685. pur-
chases. involving os,324 shares 1865
sales, involving Q2,353 shares, including
1s short sales. involving 700 shares.
Evening star., 1943-05-19

New Orleans Prices
NEW ORLEANS. May 10 ,P,-B.,,z;ns
IRON the Iona side erased most of the
carry GAINS in cotton futures here today
cioslhe prices were STEADY. 10 to ob cents
SPOT cotton closed quiet and Unclaimed
ssales; S64 low middlins, 1920: middiins.
@5S: stock, S2o 62h ~eS'boe'
Evening star., 1943-05-19
BoItimore Stocks
AnArisl niens tch to The atsY

5ales. STOCKS. High. Low. Close
81 Se s.lsimer. ASnasa cfre grsn,i. Il s1ss
49c e fa|ti fiasl.3 TTsn'ts ausf 1f 5s III s.s az.
40 Gull Realty Co--1.1O t.lO 1.10
200 Nd a. Pa h r 1.75 1.7s IFS
200 New Auster Gas 26 20 90
65 q Ffdel 4 Guar 32ts 32A 32h
, bonds
500 Baito TT deb 4s A BIk BlA B1A
Evening star., 1943-05-19
United States Treasury Position
CHICAGO Grain

CHICAGO. May 10 aP.-Grains weak
ened in the closing half hour TO-DAY as
oats pit, erasinE gains which At one time
had extended to shout \ cent The late
selling was based on reports another
arrived here.
Selling Of oats spread to wheat and rye,
which had been steady earlier in the ses-
and the late Iiauidation uncovered an ah-
senee Of bids. In the past two weeks
4,223, ,41a bushels Of oats have been loaded
in Canadian ports for shipment to this
country.
At the close wheat was Ma lower:
May. l ~: July. ;42A-,s: corn was, un-
ana re was on 49,.
OaAn Hixh IAX ClosA
Evening star., 1943-05-19
NEW YORK BOND MARKET
TODAY'S SALES.

n. 7. Bond quotations fur.
nished By the Associated
Evening star., 1943-05-19

Chiears Cash. Market.
=, No c.sh wheat. Corn Ne, Z yellow, l ~:
No. 4 mixed, es. barley. msltinx. COL .os :.
nominal: feed, sS-sb, nominal. soybeans
sample 9radeI yellow, 1.57A.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26
Ann Arbor Nurse
WEEDS Navy Ensign

Ann Arbor. Aug. 26-Announce-
ment is being made OF the marriage
Saturday afternoon in the chapel
OF the First Methodist Church
here, OF Miss Stella Cosford, daugh.
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. W. l.. Cosford,
Simpson, Saskatchewan, Canada,
and Ensign Clair Merritt, USNR,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs l.. Merritt, De
trolt Rev. Ralph Dunlop officiat-
ed al the service. which was fol-
lowed by reception for 20 guests
in the Michigan League.
Miss Cosford was attended by
Miss Lenna Marshall. and Richard
Hartseweldt, Grand Rapids. served
Ensign Merritt as best man. En-
sign and Mrs Merritt will live at
Cambridge. Mass. Mrs. Merritt
has been on the nursing stan of
University Hospital, and her hus-
band is graduate OF the school OF
forestry and conservation OF the
University.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26

tell the women OF America what
the women OF Britain are thinking
and doing.
A Michigan radio executive has
accepted the invitation of the OWL
10 be on the Radio News and Poll
cy Committee. Leo Fitzpatrick,
vice president and general mana
ger Of radio station WJR in De-
troit has for some time been active
in regional work with the OWL
and radio.
In his new job he Will help ad-
wise Owl on war information prob
lens as they relate TO radio.
Popular in radio circles. Mr. Fitz-
patrick was once president OF the
National Association OF Broad
casters.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26
SENTENCED

Fort Custer. Mich. Aug 26-Fifty
years confinement al hard labor are
sentences OF two privates who over.
poR cred their guards to escape from
the rehabilitation Center here July
90. The men, George .Gasser. 10,
and John Wetzel. %. both OF Chics-
go were recaptured within - hours
after their escape. Col Ralph Villa
muth. commanding officer at the
Fort in announcing the sentencing
OF the men said that he had seen
III TO recommend a material reduc.
ton in their sentences in the BELIEF
that they are excessive. The sen
fences are subject TO review and
approval by the commanding gem
eral in Chicago before the order is
executed.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26

Michigan as information chief. with
instructions to make the agency
popular with the man in-the.street
MsXon lasted only a few months BE-
fore quitting with a blast at the
organization and its policies.
Bowles may turn the trick. but
he has a lot to overcome. His first
big undertaking was flop. He had
planned to go on the radio 10 sell
the Midwest on the necessity for
reduced gasoline ratOins. Instead,
the story leaked in advance. or
roneous accounts were publish 81 a
run started on Midwest t..ing
stations and the edge OF BoHies
appeal was dulied.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26

ersl Reservation are cynical They
say us Wst the hull before the
storm that will come when the
President and his party return
from quebec in a few days, follow.
I'd later by congressman who re
turn on September a.
Michigan sobblers are already
beginning TO look with a wary eye
a the hand that feeds them. For
The Quartelmaster Corps, within
The next few weeAs. VIII purchase
TO million pounds OF turkeys TO
send 10 our boys overseas for their
Thanksgiving dinner.
Already the Chicago depot has
hept Michigan farmers busy, buy.
ing up their early turkeys. One
million seven hundred and fifty
thousand pounds have already been
proressed. frozen. and shipped out
to the far corners OF the globe.
Last year in the month Of Au-
gust. Michigan sold 1908 turkeys.
The second highest state in turkey
sales This year that number will
probably be greater, Quartermaste
officials here say.
Turkeys on Thank sgiylng Day
are a great morale building force.
So. wherever it is possible
-, a.,
Italy the armed forces OF the I. s.
will sit down TO a real Thanksgiy-
ing dinner.
Mrs. J l. Whitehurst. pres ident
OF the General Federation Of Won
ems Clubs. has Michigan on her
speaking tour map for next year.
Just back from England for a six
weeks trip. Mrs Whitehurst will
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26
Michigan in
" asElngton
BY Esther Van Wagner Tu'ty

BY Esther Van Wagner Tufty
It's 50 quiet in Washington, you
could hear a pin drop.
With both ends OF Pennsylvania
Ave evacuated. the Nations Cap
tsl has lost its glsmor. The policy
making b.gWl2s are gone and all
that remains are the people who
do The work No visiting digni-
tsries bother 10 come to see The
second string boys no Con
gressional debates cause storm
Ambassadors and ministers from
foreign countries have taken thi
opportunity 10 slip out OF town for
a few days TO the nearby noun.
tains
so few frontpage personalities
clutter up hotel Hobbies that a gen
eral is beginning to get the proper
amount of attention
There's a Wild rumor going
around town that someone walked
up 10 the desk a. the Willard Ho-
tel asked for a room. and got one
Restaurants almost seem vacant
with only ten or u people wait
ing for tables the Mattresses
are almost civil You can get
in most OF the thesters after only
a % minute wait
The only hing left to complain
about il the heat and the weather
man even abated as though he
were just making il hot Tor Con
greSs
However. oldt.mers on the Fed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26
Half-Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

Sydney sutton Sheldon School ready for
school Sept. T.
Country Club recorded when Meadow
played here, the Wshtensw winning by
OF Is IL TO IL.
Thursday a victory Class got players Of Wa-hensw
md enlisted who left GIaying 10
DO special report home Friday They Capt
Glare Lsngton oyer Corp Hamer P,ts Esekmer,
Lawrence. Willis
Az the American Legion Auxiliary meeting which The
2GAR Hall Friday afternoon. Mrs william Webb elected
z'vublicity editor.
Alexander Corpron " D. Ypslanti sailed fodsy from
York direct Bombay his way resume his practice
medical missionary Methodist Episcopal Board
burn Memorial Hospital. ~ which superintendent
work II 10 start grading and construction OF drain
age Saline between on clinton following
the Administrative board IN awarding
the work county board Of road commissioners Informed
Wedding Miss Phoebe Bsscom 70 Clarence Glow his after
Death Mrs Alfred Jarvis FOR years active Yps-
lsnt Home Association.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26

COLUMBUS. O.-INS-AFL Pres
ident William Green was to arrive
in Columbus Wednesday to address
500 delegates attending the fifty
ninth annual convention OF the ONO
Federation OF Labor. II will be the
one-time Ohio legislators first ap-
pearance before an Ohio convention
since he addressed the 1893 O. + H..
meeting in Akron. He will come
from Coshocton. o., where he has
been vacationing at his home.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26

timely aid and close cooperation.
Their excellent work contributed
greatly to the success which our
forces attained during the siciliah
operation.
Chicago Assistant Attorney
General Wendell Berge: "Our jobs
can be performed better n Archaic
forms OF procedure are eliminated
and IL certain function improve
ments designed to reduce waste ef-
fort delay and expense in the ad-
ministration OF criminal law are
adopted" o..
Washington Sen. Walter r
George CD Ca: There is no such
thing as a simple tax act, but our
tax laws are so highly technical
now that they cannot be understood
readily even by experts
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26
THEY say

Chicago-Robert NJ Hutehins,
President University OF Chicago.
Mr. Churchills talk OF soaring and
soaring Italy does not automatical.
ly lead to the conclusion that the
United Nations are dedicated to the
brotherhood OF man. The bombing
OF Hamburg may hasten uncondi-
tionsl surrender but It is likely
TO have other consequences unfav-
orable 10 the formation and dura-
ton OF one good world
Washington-Paul II. Appleby,
L. s. Undersecretary OF Agricul.
ture: II health levels in every
country are to be lifted. there must
be greatly expanded production
of dairy products. vegetables and
fruits, and wherever possible. such
high-quslity protein foods as meat,
eggs and fish"
Allied Headquarters in North
Afrlcs-Lieut. Gen. George s. Pat
ton: "All thanks from officers and
men OF the Seventh Army to the
Navy for their most effective and
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26

LOS ANGELES AP- Settlement
Wednesday of $1,000 attachment
against earnings OF Crooner Frank
Sinatra il expected. says NJ. Joseph
Ross. attorney for Leonard X. Van
nerson. who claims 10 per cent
share in the singers income.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26
One Minute Test

!. Who was president Of the
Cnited States when HsNan vas
annexed
What two presidents served
IN the same regiment in the Civil
Vsr7
). Who was president when
The Stsr-Spsngled Banner was
adopted as or national anthem ,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26

blost and belching. 1t tends to
make your liver more active and
to build up the system generally.
At the same time, Gillian relieves
sluggish kidneys and backache.
And its cost is but a few cents
a day!
Gillian 10 recommended and sold
by all cunnlnshsm's Drug Stores.
Help yourself to health. start to-
day by buying . bottle OF Gillian.
one bottle will convince you.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26
81 Had No Appetite

every morning
and the least
little work wore
me out. I had
no appetite. no
interest in life.
then ] took Gil.
Jan, the Herbal
Medicine. What
a " o n d erful
cleanser and
tonic II proved
to be, II put
my system in
fine condition
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26

SAN DlEGO-AP- The san Die.
90 Council, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, in resolution Tuesday
urged early court martial prosecu-
ton OF Admiral Husband f. Kimmel
and 1t. Gen. Walter c. Short on
charges OF gross negligence in cor
nection with the Japanese attack
on Pearl Harbor December 7, 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-08-26

NEW YORK-INS-Arriyal in
Rome OF several contingents of
German SIS Guards" was reported
Wednesday by British radio which.
quoted Radio France at Alslers.
The BIC broadcast was recorded
nv CHS.