The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-12

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TAMPA, Fla.-UP A closed
shop agreement between the Tam
pa Ship Building Company and IA
American Federation of Labor IN.
ions was in discard today by order
OF Circuit Judge L. l.. Parks. Parks
in a ruling yesterday asserted that
the plant was doing war work and
closed shop should be cast aside
for the duration.
BERKELEY. Cal. ms Mrs.
Edythe White Lane, ~. wanted for
alleged completely in a 1881 mur.
der in the nations capital await.
ed arrival Of Washington author.
tiles today. following issuance Of
fugitive warrant by Judge Oliver
loungs. Jr. Arrested Sunday on
drunk charge. Mrs. Lane told of
ficers she was wanted in Washing.
ton in connection with the murder
OF Mrs Lizzie Jaynes. teashop en-
ploye, during a holdup which net.
ted $500
MONTREAL-INS- Loss OF IS
liyes-thirteen passengers and five
crew members when n ROYAL Air
Force ferry command bomber
crashed Tuesday night at New
foundland was revealed officially
today. Identity of those killed
and circumstances OF the accident
were withheld pending investiga-
ton and the notifying of the vic
Tins next OF kin.
MARTINS FERRY, o. ms
Physicians today we're searching
frantically for a blood donor in an
effort to save the life OF nine year
old William Gavorcik. OF nearby
Adena, who is near death in Mar,
tins Ferry Hospital. Not an or
binary blood donor will do. Ply
sicians explained the donor must
have suffered and recovered from
sub-acute bacterial endorcarditis.
NEW YORK-INS- Higrlight-
ed by sculptured interpretations of
the -four freedoms and voiced by
the four great leaders Of the Unit
ed Nations. a gigantic exhibit OF
this is our war was opened in
Rockefeller Center today.
DANTONA BEACH, Fla.-INS-
Charged with assault, William X.
Boyle, %. of Gainesville, Fla, was
held for action by the grand jury
under $4,000 bond today following
accusations by a 2S year old mem
Der OF the Woman Army Auxiliary
Corps at the second training cen
ter in Daytona Beach. The WAAC
testified in Justice Of the Peace
A. f. Donovan's court that she per
mitted Boyle 10 seduce her in or
der to silence his threats against
her life.
INDIANAPOLIS-INS- Wendell
l.. Wilkes plea for united front
behind President Roosevelt and the
war effort and Republican prepare
tions to meet the challenge of the
postwar reconstruction period re.
sounded through COP. ranks 20
day. Greeted by great applause on
his return TO his native state for
his first official appearance in two
years. the 1910 Republican presi-
dental candidate called upon his
party to provide the realistic lead
ership necessary for "the big job 10
be done in this nation" and appav-
emily left open the door for his re
nomination in 1914.
WASHINGTON-AP - Govern
ment food authorities may soon
give farmers and consumers d
chance to use the power of local
public opinion 10 end black mar.
ket operations in meats and other
scarce commodities. a plan TO
place enforcement of government
regulations relating to slaughter
ing and marketing in the hands of
local farmer COMMITTEES, rationing
boards and civic groups is being
formed by the Office of Price A I.
ministration and the Agriculture
Department.
WASHINGTON-AP- Attorney
General Biddle visited the capitol
this week for the specific purpose.
it was learned today, OF offering
the Justice Departments coopera.
ton to the House Appropriations
Subcommittee appointed to investi-
gate charges OF subversion among
government employees.
ALEXANDRIA, AP - A deci.
sion Is expected TO be reached
shortly regarding disposition OF the
French fleet which has been i'm.
modified here since the fall OF
France. This fleet remains the
only French fighting force outside
metropolitan France which has
not reioined the battle against the
Axis.
CHICAGO-INS-An estimated
$1,000 miners producing IS per cent
OF the Illinois toal tonnage were
covered today by i2.hour six day
week agreement with time and a
half for overtime for the sixth day
The agreement. covering a basic
wage for below-ground mining Of
s. day or SIS a week for five days,
was signed yesterday by the Iii
nois Coal Operators Association
and the United Mine Workers u
America. The time and hal
overtime for the sixth day will give
the miners a weekly wage Of 1851
a week when work is available.