The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-16

age alcohol for the remainder OF
1913.
LoNDoN-INS- The Ger.
incorporated synthetic rubber
factory at MontIucan, 40 miles
northwest OF Vlehy, France,
was blasted during the night by
heavyweight bombers Of the
Rayat Air Force, the air minis
try announced today.
CAIRO-UP-The 35,000-ton TIA
Ian battleships Italia and Vittorio
Veneto, four cruisers and five des-
troyers arrived at Alexandria today
from Malta under a British naval
escort. The cruisers included the
7.2SS.ton Eugenio di Savoia, flag
ship OF the senior Italian officer,
Rear Admiral Olivia.
WEST POINT, y. Y.-INS-Gen.
Eurico Gaspar Dutra, Brazilian war
minister, left West Point today
after review of the military AGA
demy's $500 cadets. On a 30-day
tour OF American military installa-
tions, Dutra yesterday received a
19-gun salute. The General visit
ed West Points famous library
where hangs portrait of the Duke
de Ca1ias, Brazilian military hero
NEW YORK-INS-Dr. Victor l..
Butterfield, acting head of Wes-
leyan University, today was ap-
pointed president Of the school at a
board OF trustees meeting in New
York.
CHARLOTTETOWN, P. f. L
INS-'rinee Edward Islands Lib
eral government headed by Pre-
mier 7. Walter Jones was returned
to Office today. Twenty Liberal
and four ye-Conservative
candidates were elected and, three
other Progressive-Con
were leading on theb asis Of incom-
plete returns.
- TEMPLE, Tex.-INS-- Two CT
four German prisoners who escap-
ed from the Camp Hood, Tex, in
ternment camp were captured by
Texas Rangers today Those cap
tured are Heinz Heilmann, 10. and
Peter Windisch, 81. Those still at
large are Fritz Hornuff, 20, and
Wilhelm Wellington, 10.
CHICAGO-AP-One OF the new
sulfa drugs produced remarkable
improvement in II cases of epidem-
&c infant diarrhea, highly fatal
disease now reappearing in the
Midwest. the Journal Of the Amer
lean Medical Association reported
today.
NOTTINGHAM, England-AP-
Sidney Page. the 1S-year-o old pitboy
whose Imprisonment caused $4,000
coal miners to strike. was released
today, but a miners superstition
against beginning work on Friday
threatened to prolong the walkout
at least another day.
LONDON-AP-A japanese com
munique. broadcast by the Tokyo
radio and recorded here by the AS
ISOLATED Press, said today that the
Japanese passenger liner Yamato
Maru, carrying l,095 passengers and
crew. was sunk by a submarine
which in turn was destroyed by
Japanese warships on Sept. Is be
tween Japan and Formosa.
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH AFRICA-AP-Jack Bel
den. Time magazine correspondent
who was wounded while covering
the American invasion OF Italy, has
arrived at hospital In Oran, Army
press relations officers announced
today.
PHILADELPHIA UP-A hear
ing will be held next Wednesday on
a writ of habeas corpus issued by
Judge James G. Gordon, Jr., which
seeks the release of Cecilia Grant
Mccormick. 81, Pittsburgh stee
sheiress. from the Pennsylvania hos
pital for mental and nervous dis
eases.
SELFRIDGE FIELD, Mich u
Lieut.. Col. Charles G. White, IS
year old executive officer for Col
William T. Colman, deposed Self
ridge Field commander, will go OF
trial tomorrow in the second cour
martial proceedings growing on
OF alleged administrative irregular
tiles at the air base. Col. william
J.. Boyd, commander, announced to
day.
MAUPUN. Wis UP Johr
Flammang Schrank. 81, former New
York bartender who shot anC
wounded Theodore Roosevelt II
1912 because he was seeking ;
third presidential term, died las
night in the State Hospital Tor tht
Criminally Insane.
LONDON-INS- The Duke n
Windsor has arrived in Lisbon by
air and soon will leave for England
Reuter- dispatch from the Portu
guese capital reported today. OF
fetal circles in London said they
had no confirmation that the form
er British monarch, now governor
OF he Bahamas. was returning To-
q visit In Britain.