The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-03-13


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loNDON-lNS- Adolf Hit
Ter has reIinquished military
command to a trlumvirate con-
sisting Of Nazi Field Marshal
Erwin Rommel. Col. Gen. Paul
Ludwig Won kliest and Admiral
Karl Donitz, an Ankara dis
patch to the Daily Mail decIar-
ed today. The unconfirmed
report was attributed to 6uda-
pest sources.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. ms
Twelve unidentified members of
the crew of an Army heavy bomb
err were dead today following
crash Friday night near Sheridan,
Ark. according to an announce
ment by Capt. f. II. Anus at the
Adams Air Field
ANSlNG-AP - Lobbyists
for a $50, 100000 appropriation
for the public schools received
Governor kelly's demands for
balanced state budget as
blow to their hopes today. Rep.
Edison v. Root, Paw Paw Re-
publican heading the House
education committee who has
carried a torch for the S5o,ooo,-
600 figure, said the governor
had told him flatly the state
could not afford an appropria-
ton that large.
CHICAGO-INS- Funeral serv-
ices will be at 10 a. m. Monday at
St lgnatius church for John p.
Harding, Chicago restaurant own
err and sportsman who died yester-
day in suburban Evanston. The 76
year old president of the Chicago
Civil Service Commission was the
founder OF a chain OF IL Chicago
restaurants. He was hailed as
the city's corn beef king" after
he introduced the "corned beef"
sandwich.
NEW YORK-INS-Rumors that
to leave on a secret mission to
North Africa were squelched to-
day following announcement by
his secretary that the city execu-
tive was suffering from a throat
infection. Absence of LaGuardia
from his city hall offices was cred
tied as the basis of the false re-
port.
BEVERLY HILLS, Cal.-INS-
Beverly Hills police today sought
from District Attorney Fred How
ser a felon complaint against Her
man Mankiewicz, As, scenarist, ar
rested Thursday night on an in
toxicated driving charge. The ar
rest followed an automobile acct
dent In which Mrs. Leonora Gersh.
win. wife OF the composer. Ira
Gershwin, was one of three per-
sons injured.
WASHTNGTON-INS- Rep. Kill
day Cd Tex, sponsor of the bill
TO place married men with chill
dren at the bottom of the draft
list disclosed today that he would
accept a reasonable" farm defer
ment amendment to his measure.
NEW YORK-INS-Ne Negotiations
between northern and southern BIZ
luminous coal mine operators and
the United Mine Workers today had
been postponed until next Monday
following announcement that both
sides want to null over what we
learned SO far Yesterday, in the
face OF flat refusal of demands Of
a general $2-a-day pay increase by
northern operators. John l.. Lewis.
president OF the UNIV. presented
similar demands to southern opera
tors in the Appalachian fields
whose opposition was even more
marked.
WASHINGTON-INS-Sen. Wal
ter F. George (D) Ca, today said
his Senate committee on postwar
economic policy and planning will
necessarily consider questions Of
International economy in its effort
to work out a domestic postwar
plana. II plan TO call a meeting
of the committee for Monday or
Tuesday for organization purposes
and selection of a staff OF assist
ants" George said.
WASHINGTON-AP- With the
filing deadline only two days away.
Treasury officials today predicted
that internal rsN enue collectors
throughout the country would be
showed under by an avalanche OF
income tax returns and money ovei
the week end.
WASHINGTON ms - OPA
counsel Davis Ginsburz, target of
congressional attack for seeking
an overseas Army commission after
he was deferred from the draft as
an essential official today was de-
Tended by Sen. Hill Cd Ala, and
Majority Leader Barley. He
submitted a letter from Ginsburg
&c OPA Chief Prentiss Brown. dated
Jan. 10 in which the consel pre-
dicted that he would he attacked
because of his draft deferment and
offered his resignation from the
Price Administration.