The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-29

tails, federal agents limited
they would crack down on the
suspects as swiftly as they did
on lehmitz, Mari trained es-
pionsse ace who observed vital
information on troop and con-
Voy movements from his Sta
ten Island home.
do DE JANEIRO-lNS- Kurt
Prueffer, former German ambassa-
dor to Brazil, and Is others were
under heavy sentence today as
Nazl spies for betraying Allied
shipping movements and relaying
TO Germany information on war
production in the United States
Prueffer. sentenced in Absentia to
IS years and the first ambassador
from any country ever to be tried
in a public court in Brazil. was
branded by his co-defendants as
the organizer OF the espionage
ring. under cover OF diplomatic
immunity.
MEXICO CITY-INS-A stable
representation OF 600 United States
students took up studies today at
the summer session of the Univer-
sity OF Mexico. Prominent among
the students from the States, 80
per cent OF them women and the
majority Of these teachers, was
Jean Wallace, daughter OF United
States Vice President Henry A
Wallace. Miss wallace registered
10 study Spanish.
WASHINGTON-AP- The fed
eral government broke all records
for spending money in the fiscal
year which ends tomorrow, yet
failed TO spend it as fast as the
budget provided for. In these his
toric IL months, the Treasury laid
out more than $4,000, 000. 600.
Tanks, planes, ships, and all other
war costs accounted for $71,500,-
100000. The budget had set aside
$4,000, 100000 for war purposes.
CHUNGKING -AP- Mexico's
highest decoration-the order OF
the Aztec eagle-was conferred to-
day upon Generalissimo Chang
Kai-shek by the Mexican charge
d'affaires, Alfonso Castro Vale. on
behalf OF President Avila Camacho
MOSCOW -AP- Admiral VIII
liam II. STANDBY, American am
bassador, was confined to his resi-
dence today with a stomach COM
plant. The ailment was not con-
sidered serious and It was expect
ed he would return to his office in
a few days.
LONDON ms The German
radio today broadcast an uncon-
firmed report that an attempt has
been made in Algiers on the life
of Gen. Alphonse-Joseph Georges,
member Of the French committee
for national liberation.
LfNSING-Ap-The Defense
Finance Committee OF the State
Administrative Board recommend
ed today that 100000 be made
available TO cover the cost Of send
ing the Michigan state troops into
active duty 10 help maintain law
and order in Detroit following last
weeks race riots.
GODDN, Colo.-AP - William
Eugene Wymer went on trial in
District Court today on charges OF
murder arising from the cliff
deaths of two Denver boys. The Is
year-old Denver youth is accused
OF pushing Milo Flindt, II, from a
175-ioot ledge on Castle Rock. The
bodies OF Flindt and his companion
Donald Mattas, s. were found al
the foot OF the cliff April 4.
SANTA FEE, y. M.-AP-New
Mexico finishes fiscal year in the
black tomorrow for the second con
secutiye time-and the third time
since statehood. The state finance
board placed this years balance at
about 5000 900. compared with SAG.
900 a year ago.
WASHINGTON - APP N-mail
voting for members OF the armed
forces on foreign duty was pro-
posed IA legislation ready for in
PRODUCTION today by Senators Lucas
(Dlll.) and Green ORD. To ia
cilitate voting on state and federal
officials by soldiers. sailors and ma
rines. the two senators would have
Congress direct the Secretaries o.
War and Navy 10 provide the
fighting forces overseas with alb
sentee ballots that could be sped
back as V-mail.
WASHINGTON Up The OF.
flee OF Price Administration today
declared holders OF "A" gasoline
ration cards in the eastern short
age area ineligible for tire replace
ments and limited requirements in
the rest OF the country TO automo-
biles used for occupational pur-
poses. The step was taken on ad-
vice OF rubber Director William NJ
Jeffers who revealed temporary
shortage Of used and re"apped
tires and announced a July allot.
ment OF those castings OF only 500.
900 compared with 100000 in June
The shortage is expected to last
at least 30 days.
CHICAGO ms The United
States faces a sharp cut in the
amount Of butter and cheese al.
lotted TO the civilian population
starting July ]. J. 5. Russell. as.
sistant war food administrator,