The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-02-05


ba where he will be the guest OF
President Fulgencio Batista.
NEW lORK-INS-EXe of
so Belgrade residents I'm reprisal
for the murder of ON German ar
my Sergeant was reported TO-DAY
by radio France in broadcast re
port TO the OWL.
HAVANA-INS-Arrest OF over
200 Germans, japanese and TIA.
lians in two-day island-wide
roundup OF enemy aliens was an
nounced today by Cuban police
and army authorities. The arrests
were ordered by Chief OF the Army
General Nigga and Chief Of Po-
lice General Benitez.
SANTIAGO, Chile-AP-The Con.
federation OF Workers Of Chile is.
sued a call last night for an end to
The exporting OF Chilean nitrates,
iodine, copper and cereals to Spain.
MISUNDERSTANDING heavy
use OF feed grains as reflected in
official market reports indicated
producers were holding hogs on the
farm to fatten them up before
shipping them TO market, livestock
men said today.
OTTAWA - AP-Mother's com.
pact, baby's bank and fathers key
case are casualties in the latest list
OF items which must not be manu-
featured in Canada with any metal
other than gold and silver. the
prices board announced today.
ATLANTA-AP - The Georgia
house OF representatives has ap-
proved a bill requiring that horse
and dog meat sold in the state be
labelled Not for human consump-
tion.' The approval came yesterday
over a vehement protest that the
house was handing to the Axis ma
lions some powerful propaganda
material"
LONDON-AP- Crown Prince
Umberto Of Italy has been appoint
ed commander Of all remaining Ital-
Ian divisions on the Russian front.
according to information reaching
Allied quarters today. Some OBJ.
servers said the appointment might
be designed TO remove the Prince
as a possible focal point OF a poIiti.
cal upheaval in Italy.
WASHINGTON-INS- Regional
offices OF the War Manpower Com.
mission today prepared to carry out
Chairman Paul V. McNutt's order
to freeze essential workers In 80
critical labor shortage areas "as
soon as possible"
BoSTON-UP- The first serv-
ice command today that an air.
plane from the Harrisburg. Pa,
base was lost on routine train
ing flight in the vicinity OF Cape
Cod yesterday. One crew mem.
Der parachuted to safety and three
are unaccounted for.
WASHINGTON-UP-The Office
OF Price Administration announced
today that services rendered in
connection with the operation, re-
pair conversion, modification or
maintenance OF airplanes and air
plane equipment for any war pro-
curement agency are now exempt
ed from maximum price regula-
tons.
WASHINGTON-UP- The Ag-
riculture Department announced
today that the supply of most
vegetable seed promises to be suf-
ficient for 1913 victory garden
needs, but that onion, beet, and
carrot seeds are scarce.
WASHINGTON Up Paul r.
Porter, chairman of the War Pro
duction Boards shipbuilding sta
bilization committee. has been
elected chairman OF the War Labor
Boards shipbuilding commission,
the WLB announced today. Porter
was chosen by unanimous vote Of
the commission.
CORDOBA, Argentina UP -
Police today asked Bolivian author
tiles to send Luis Montana. a medi-
cal student, back to Cordoba, where
he is suspected of numbering his
mistress, her son, and his wn moth
err. and burying them in a patio.
None Of the three bodies police
had dug up was recognizable but
they were believed to be those OF
Mercedes Rodriguez. 80. Montana 5
mistress; Augustine Montana, So,
his m other, and Mrs. Rodriguez
legitimate son, LoreLzo. 10.
FORT BENNTNG. Ca ms
Medical officers today investigated
the cause OF the death OF Pvt John
Vitone, OF Fort Benning's 4l9th Ar.
tillery. 10th Armored Division,
whose body was found late yester.
day at the bottom OF l5-foot ra-
vine.
PATERSON. y. J. ms Police
today we're questioning several sus-
poets seized following the finding
OF the body OF Miss Elizabeth Trax.
Ter near a barn on the outskirts OF
town. She had been severely beaten,
ehoked and criminally assaulted,
police said.
DAYTON. 0.-INS-An Army
pilot killed in the crash OF a two
motored light bomber at nearby
Patterson Field today was identi.
fed as Flight Officer Bill B. Groce.