The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-28
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MADISON. Wis.-INS- Wiseon-
b sin today became the first state in
the nation TO outlaw black markets
on the statute books. The bill
was signed by acting Gov. Walter
S. Goodland with apparent doubts
about making It stick. Goodland's
cryptic observation was, some
=. laws cannot be enforced"
HAVANA ms An $500, 900
fire today swept a warehouse of
the Cuban-owned Toledo sugar
mill in Mariana. near Havana.
Firemen expected to prevent it
from spreading to other buildings
ELIZABETH. n. J.-INS- Air
raid Warden Stewart Watkins to-
day had S276.S4 from the federal
government to compensate him
for loss of pay suffered when he
broke his leg during a test black
cut Ambrose V. Guarieillo. per-
sonnet officer OF the Elizabeth CT
p william defense council, in announc-
Ing the first award OF its kind in
northern New Jersey said the gov
eminent has assumed all respon-
sibility for losses in pay and med
zeal expenses OF OCD volunteers
injured on duty.
4 LONDON ms (Axis propa-
ganda)-The japanese claimed to-
day in an imperial headquarters
communique broadcast from Tokyo
and recorded by Reuter- that
United States cruiser OF the San
Francisco class was torpedoed and
sunk off San Cristobal in the Solo
, mon Islands on July 90. The enc
p my report was not substantiated in
Allied quarters.
NEW YORK ms Funeral ser.
vices for Rodney E. Boone, 81
founder and general manager of
the Rodney f. Boone organization.
will be held at p. m. tomorrow
/ at Christ Episcopal Church, Man
: hasset. y. Y. Boone. a recognized
authority I'm the field OF national
and interpational advertising. died
Tuesday night Of heart attack.
LONDON-AP-The Berlin radio
broadcast report by the Interna.
tional Information Bureau, a propa-
} sanda agency. today which assert.
ed that U-boats have sunk eight
Allied merchant ships totalling 4i,-
200 tons in the Atlantic. Dates OF
the alleged sinkings were not speci-
fled. The broadcast was recorded
by the Associated Press.
LONDON-AP- Foreign Secre-
tary ANTHONY Eden disclosed today
that the number Of American news
paper correspondents covering the
North African campaign exceeds
that from any other of the Allied
countries.
SANTA ANA, Calif-AP-Sabu
has switched from elephants to air
? planes. Tie youth who formerly
played elephant boy in the movies
is at the Army Air Forces West
Coast training center. He will be-
come a mechanic. The name: Sabu
Dastapir.
CHUNGKING -AP- The Chi
nese government fully endorses
the views expressed by Prime
Minister Churchill and U. S. Sec
rotary OF State Cordell Hull that
nothing short OF Italy's uncondi-
tional surrender will satisfy the
United Nations. Minister of Infor-
nation Chang Tao-fan said today.
= WASHINGTON -AP- Ameri- |
cas- financial stake in war-weary
Italy aggregages some $4,000, |
O00-half Of it in industrial proper
ties-according to latest estimates |
available here. Italian invest
ments in the United States, on |
the other hand represent only $685.
100000.
ISTANBUL-AP- Reports from
the Balkans today indicated that |
Italian troops are being partially |
evacuated from Albania and |
Greece.
NEW YORK-AP-A Budapest |
radio news broadcast to occupied |
Europe said today that Athens |
has been placed under a curfew |
as a result of events of the past |
few days the United States For.
eign Broadcast Intelligence Serv- !
ice reported.
LONDON-AP-- Foreign Secre- |
tary Anthony Eden, replying to a
question in the House of Com
mons today, said he could not an
swer an inquiry from Sir Leonard /
Lyle, NJ. p. as to whether amy |
German generals or others who are |
guilty. or who it is suggested |
might be guilty, OF mass murders
are in British custody.
SALT LAKE CITY-AP- Sew F..
enth graders in Utah will abandon |
flat maps and political-economic |
textbooks in favor of a new course
in global geography, the state |
course of study committee has de-
clded
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