The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-29

lowing the explosion last night.
NEW YORK-lNS-The Al
aiers radio today said the Yugo-
slav Army Of Liberation head
quarters officially announced
withdrawal Of it's forces from
Split due to "enemy pressure
after heavy fighting" All war
materials stored in the Adriatic
seaport were saved in the
evacuation, the broadcast heard
by the U. s. Foreign Broadcast
intelligence Service said.
NEW YORK-INS-The Arch
SPpishop of York has concluded his
nine-day visit to Moscow, according
TO a ondon Radio broadcast re-
ported today by CHS. The BIC an
nouncor said the metropolitan OF
kiev and other high dignitaries of
the Russian Orthodox Church form
ally hid adieu TO Britain's second
Y highest ranking church official.
LONDON-INS-The United Ma
tions were cautioned today by
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
that the conflict in Europe may
have TO be endured for another two
years. The British premier prom
Used, however, that large Allied
armies and powerful air forces will
Sstrike directly at the heart of the
enemies of democracy in the forth
coming year.
NEW YORK-INS-Joseph Cur
ran, president of the National
Maritime Onion. will remain in the
Ia draft classification unless
.arequest for further deferment
ecomes from President Roosevelt
himself. This was decided today
by the union chiefs daft board
before whom he appeared last
night In the MINUS protest to his
reclasslfication from essential IA
to immediate draft status. The
change was made while Curran
A was on a recent six-week trip as
an able. bodied seaman.
NEW YORK-INS-Singing star
JANE e IOHldH lOOh Time out llOui
rehearsals for a Broadway play to-
day to undergo her 18th operation
since the Pan American plane car
rying Ler and others of a USO-
Afamp shows troop crashed in Lis
rbon. But the operation. she de-
clares is a cinch after IL OF them
and the doctor promises | can walk
with a cane within a week.
PITTSFIELD, Mass.-INS - It
fell to the duty OF friend OF his
family for % years to turn down
Alhe plea OF John F. Noxon, Jr.,
Nprominent Berkshire County at
torney for admission TO bail This
was disclosed today as Noxon's at
torney, Walter Donovan renewed
efforts to have Noxon, accused or
the mercy" electrocution of his
sixmonths-old neutrality-suspicious.
son Lawrence freed pending bail
OAt his arraignment yesterday.
Noxon pleaded innocent but was
denied bail by Judge Charles l..
Hubbard. long a friend of the Nox.
on family.
NEW YORK-INS-New York
ers plagued by rising rents were
given relief today when the Office
Aof Price Administration announced
that rents will be frozen Nov. at
rates prevailing during the 80 days
ending last March i.
NEW YORK-INS The New
York office once occupied by the
late Edsel Ford, today was quar-
ters for David Dubinsky. president
Apf the International Ladies' Gar.
ment Workers Union. The union
last April bought the siX-story for.
mer Ford Motors Building and yes
terday moved into offices on the
top two floors. The balance OF the
building is sublet.
NEW YORK-INS- Some 700
NCatholic lawyers today were consid-
ering the appeal OF Msgr James II.
Griffiths, vice chancellor OF the
Brooklyn diocese that they rededi-
cate themselves to "re5toration OF
the juridical order. to 'he inculca.
ton OF respect for law"
II MADISON. Wis.-INS- Acting
<k5ov. Walter S. Goodland's executive
secretary who also is secretary Of
i the Wisconsin Petroleum Associa
ton found himself deprived today
OF gasoline rations for 30 days on
a charge OF violating rationing reg
ulations. The secretary, Roy l..
Brecke, OF Milwaukee. was charged
\ by ration board 40-l2 with using
'Nunla wfully loose ration coupons and
others illegally acquired.
MIAMI. Fla.-INS-Elle Lescot
president OF Haiti. was en- route
today to Quebec where he will re-
ceive an honorary degree from La.
val University.
" cH2AGo- ms - Montgomery
WARD & CO. was under a prelimin.
airy Injunction today. forbidding
the huge mail order house from
EXCEEDING price ceilings on gar.
ments. The injunction was issued
BY Federal Judge John p. Barnes
( on the basis OF charges by the OF
Alice OF Price Administration that
HOPA regulation $50 was violated in
2s Ward retail stores in Is cities