The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-09

o. SACRAMENTO, CAL ms -
= Help from federal authorities TO
alleviate the meat shortage in areas
where war plant workers live WAS
sought in Washington today by
Gov. Earl Warren. In kilograms
to Secretary OF Agriculture Claude
r. Wickard and Office of Price Ad-
ministration Prentiss Brown, Gov.
Warren said war plant workers
\ ARE unable to purchase meat in
amounts sufficient to meet normal
health requirements" and the
situation is destructive of the con.
fidence OF the people as we'll as adj
versely affecting war production"
ABOARD THE U. 8. SUBMA-
RINE WAHOO AT A PACIFIC
kSASE-INS-After navigating with
the aid OF a % cent map Of the
New Guinea area of the Southwest
Pacific, the American submarine
Wahoo was back in port today
from a patrol mission that Melted
Japanese destroyer, two freight
ers, a transport loaded with sew
eral thousand troops, and an oil
tanker.
WASHINGTON-INS- The con
gressional drive against bureau
cracy took a new turn today when
the House Appropriations Com
mittee voted to abolish the admin
istration's key postwar planning
Aagency-the national resources
planning board-by severing it
from funds.
PEARL. HARBOR, T. H.-INS-
Vice Admiral William l.. Calhoun
commander OF the Pacific Fleet
Service Force. today presented
awards to A navy officers and men,
y largest group OF fleet personnel to
be decorated at Pearl Harbor since
the war began.
LONDON --AP- A brief air
raid alarm, followed quickly by Ike
all clear, sounded in London to-
day. The city's sirens screamed at
the approach of a small number OF
" German planes which took advant-
age of a thick cloud cover to cross
the coast and penetrate some dis.
lance inland.
WASHINGTON-AP- In all eff
fort to avert further increases IN
retail milk prices, the Office Oh
Price Administration soon will es'
ablish nationwide ceilings on the
prices farmers receive for fluid milk.
An initial temporary order, which
generally will peg prices at the
highest levels distributors paid TO
producers last month, will be re-
placed in so days by permanent
regulation.
II Observation-Disclosures are
back on sale today on a rationed
basis after one-day "freeze" on
purchases. Resumption of sales was
accompanied by plea from Price
Administrator Prentiss Brown that
people wear the shoes they now
have as long as they can and buy
y new ones only when actually neces-
sary.
DETROIT-AP-The citizenship
Justification" case against State
Senator Stanley Nowak, tossed out
Oof court at the governments own
request before It came to hearing.
appeared permanently shelved to-
day.
NEW YORK AP-Former Dem
ocratic National Chairman Edward
]. Flynn had foot on lower rung
of the political ladder today AS
Democratic leader of the Eighth AS.
sembly District and he Indicated
he planned once more to climb
q higher by seeking re-designation as
Democratic national committeeman
from New York.
SAN LUIS oBISPo. Cal.-INS-
Civil authorities said today they
would take no action against Dan
lei Glecier. Is. son Of a Camp Rob
/. erts officer, who shot soldier to
p death when TIE latter allegedly
tried to attack the boys invalid
mother in an auto court cabin.
The youth shot Pvt. Forrest |.
Gibbs. SO. OF Danville. Va. with a
bullet from a 20 caliber rifle he
received from his parents as a
Christmas present.
WASHINGTON INS-Comptrol'
ler-General Lindsay Warren today
was to appear before the Senate
committee on executive expendi-
lures in secret session to discuss
the question of government econ
omy.
INTENTIONALLY demand
for an immediate halt TO military
inductions was raised in the Senate
today as the House took up the
Dies Committees plea for a two
year extension Of its investigation
OF un.American activities,
COLUMBUS, O.-AP-Plans for
p a LAND army to relieve Ohio farm.
ers struggling with labor short
ages due to the war we're before tho
Ohio legislature today. \ bonus o!
one dollar day above prevailing
wage scales was proposed to at.
tract recruits TO the farm hand
ranks The state would foot the DO
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