The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-11

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Army. to expect large-scale attacks
on the forests or Oregon this sum- !
mer. With a party OF officials tour !
ing logging camps in this area,
Fraser said the attack was expect |
ed to be centered on heavy timber
stands which were the object of !
05ombings last year.
CINCINNATI, o.-lNs- The
Sixth v. S. Circuit Court OF APP
peals will hear an appeal Of
Max Stephan. Detroit restaura-
teur sentenced to be hanged
July for treason, In a special
session June %, II was an
- nouneed today.
WASHINGTON-INS- The ma.
ton today faced a 10 per cent
slash in fresh vegetable produc-
ton this year just when it was
counting on a bumper truck gar
den crop to bolster the rationed
Afood supply. The weather-that
eunpredictable "it'-shoulders the
major portion of responsibility for
the anticipated food shortage.
with the Agriculture Department
blaming excessive rains and mid
west floods for the damage.
WASHINGTON ms An Of
l0dcial American proposal for ere
alton OF the greatest information
al charity organization the world
has ever known today was before
the governments OF SO United and
Associated Nations. These gov
ernments are being asked to join
with the United States. Great Brit
lain. Soviet Russia and China in
Has tablishing a United Nations re-
lief and rehabilitation. administra-
ton to aid the victims OF World
War II.
NEW YORK-UP- Juan Car.
denas, Spanish ambassador to the
U. s., planned TO leave for Wash
,Aington today after reiterating
3Spain's determination to remain
neutral following a three-week visit
to Madrid.
GLEN COVE, y. Y-UP-Dirck
Roosevelt, IS. son OF Major Kermit
Roosevelt, who died in Alaska last
week, will join the nations fighting
.services Monday Young Roosevelt
Sasked to be indicted and express
ed hope OF entering the Navy. Ker-
NIT Roosevelt's two other sons
already are in the service.
WASHINGTON-UP- Office of
Price Administration officials as
sured consumers today that they
z6an use their new shoe stamp No.
us for summer shoes without fear
that they will be caught short in
the fall. OPA decided after analy-
sis OF shoe inventories and mill
tary and lend lease needs, to set
the expiration date of stamp IS for
some time in the fall, probably
September. A new shoe stamp
will become valid then.
A SOUTH ENGLISH PORT-UP
Large numbers OF Allied air
planes flew over Europe this az
ternoon, heading toward a point
southwest OF Boulogne and return
ing an hour late~. Fighters could
be seen through the haze and the
Aroar OF heavier craft was heard
Fabove them.
WASHNGTON-INS-Rep. Cur
It's CR) Neb.. today. endorsed Secre.
tary OF Interior Ickes' proposal for
35-cents- a-barrel increase in the
price OF crude oil. and, at the same
time. protested that if stricted gas
4Nine rationing Is inflicted on the
Middle West it will cut food pro
duction.'
LOS ANGELES INS-Army AL.
thorities today ordered Pvt. Mich
sel B. Strignano, %, to face a mill
tary general court martial next
Tuesday for the Staying Of Wilma
ACarnes Wilson, 3l-year-old divor-
Gee. author and one-time Hollywood
actress. The court martial order
came after a coroner's inquest jury
held that Mrs. Wilson's death was
homicide and that Strignano
should be held answerable.
FALLON, Nev.-INS-Two men
~N~ere sought by Nevada aud Cali.
fornia police today in connection
with the brutal staying OF an army
lieutenant and his wife, whose blud-
geoned bodies were discovered
yesterday in the desolate wastes of
the Nevada desert near Fallon.- The
victims were identified as Lieut..
Raymond Fisher, and Marion Burke
&isher. whose home was given as
Woodmere. Long Island. y. Y.
Lieut.. Fisher had been stationed
until last April % at Gowen Field,
Boise, Idaho.
COLUMBUS. O.--INS Two men
were hospitalzed today as result
rot a riot that ensued when men who
ywere leaving the plant OF the Bon.
ney-Floyd Co., late yesterday were
accosted by union members who
asked cooperation In strike that
has tied up 100 per cent war pro
duction since Tuesday. John Thorn
ton. field representative OF the
United Steel Workers Union (CIOl
= ,aid that about % men started the
Msttle at a plant gate as the union
men requesed cooperation OF the
non-union workers in the present
strike.
PITTSBURGH-INS-Earl Perry,
f5-ypar.old convicted attack-slayer