The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-08

MADlSON, WIS. 49, lNS-ADsSu-
teeism among civilian instructors
at Truax Field, Army radio school
at Madison, drew censure today
from the camps newspaper, Radio
Post. In an editorial the neTspa.
per pointed out that there are
ugly rumors afloat concerning the
practice OF some instructors on this
field OF becoming conveniently i'll
every now and them
HOLLYWOOD-INS-Film Act
ress Jean Parker will go into Su
perior Court today to get divorce
from her radio announcer-husband,
H. Dawson Sanders. on grounds
that he caused her ''grieyous men
tai suffering"
CHICAGO-INS- One OF the
sulfa miracle drugs-sulfadiazine-
effectively controlled an epidemic
OF scarlet fever at an undesignated
naval station last fall. it was re-
ported today in the Journal of the
American Medical Association
NEW YORK-INS = James A.
Farley, former chairman OF the
Democratic National Committee,
was enroute to Chicago today a 5
the first stop on FIVE weeks "busi-
ness" tour that will include a
visit TO ex-Vice President John
Garner at Uyalde. Texas.
man, so, OF Newark, who was
bondsman for the late, gangster
Dutch Schultz was in Jail today
charged with grand larceny and
with being a fugitive from justice
in California. Silverman is &C
cused of accepting $500 from
Philip Warner, of Baltifore, sup
posed to purchase liquor. Warner
says he never got the liquor or his
money back.
BALBOA, Canal Zone--INS =
Lieut., Gen. George S. Brett, chief
OF the L. S. Caribbean defense COM
mand today holds the title OF
knight commander of the Order of
the Bath, third highest British
decoration, awarded for his mag
nihcant service to the United Ma
lions in the South Pacific war.
NEW YORK-INS-A meeting OF
the anthracite scale committee, the
United Mine Workers hard coal
policy committee, is scheduled for
today with reports that a settle
men Of the wage dispute Of the an
thracite union and operators is
imminent.
LOS ANG ELES- INS-What be
gan as one of the strangest ro-
mances in the era of the New York
mobs-the love of the red-haired
showgirl, Hope Dare, for the
gangster mouthpiece. J. Richard
(Dixie) Davis-crashed today on
the rocks OF matrimonial dscord.
In divorce proceedings filed here
Mrs. Davis, the former Toast OF
Broadway. charged that he hus-
bands unspecified cruelty brought
about their separation.
NEW YORK-AP-"The govern
ment has submitted no evidence
that AP has monopolized the gath
ering and dissemination of news
the Associated Press declared to-
day in opposing a Department or
Justice plea for summary judgment
verdict without trial-in its anti
trust suit against the cooperative.
LONDON-AP-Dispatches from
Moscow report that Field Marshal
General Guenther Won Kluge is COM
manding the three-day-old German
offensive on the Russian front, but
thus far there has been no word
as to who is directing the Russian
defense.
LONDON-AP-The Ministry of
Labor discharged 5000 government
employees today-the first step in
a general overhauling of govern
ment agencies. The reduction in
personnel was ordered by a Cabi-
net committee created to consider
cuts in government departments
where the number OF employees had
risen from 100000 in 1893 TO 70O,-
600.
BINGHAM CANYON, Utah-AP
Army officials expressed conf
dence that government action to-
day would end a walkout OF railway
conductors which halted produc-
ton at the Utah Copper Company
mines, the nations largest produc-
er OF the war-vital metal.
LARAMIE, Wyo.-lNS- Nyo-
ming peace officers today renewed
their questioning of Howard W.
Pickell, &c, of Syracuse, y. Y who
has confessed one murder and has
been suspected OF FIVE others
Sheriff Ed A. Wood. OF Laramie.
said PickelI had been unable TO
identify the soldier companion
whom he accuses of doing the
shooting" which brought death 10
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Gotta, well
known ranchers.
TOLEDO. O.-UP-Flood waters
from Lake Erie continued TO
bpI6du ONel loNlaHus - LilVo cost
of here early today following a
break in an earthen shore dyke at
Reno Beach Tuesday night. Red
Cross officials estimated that 1900
families IN the area had been eva
cuated Oficials said however. he
waters are now receding and have
fallen four inches since midnight.
hut added IL would be al least three
weeks before the water has fallen