The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-21

my hSNNA NoANNAI ohA oNeNN0 hh0N
the more rapidly We throw the
Germans out OF Italy, the faster
will come our liberation and return
to our national life"
, LOS ANGELES-INS Emily
Hall Spreckels today had on file
a suit for divorce against Sugar
Millionaire Adolph Spreckels. The
couple was reconciled after they
had hurled charges Of being pro-
Nazi at each other in a divorce &C
ton az Santa Barbara two years
ago which was finally withdrawn
/. by Mrs. Spreckels.
LONDON ms The Duchess
OF Norfolk, one of England's
wealthiest women, today is doing
her bit toward victory by working
in shipyard as a laborer. The
London Daily Mirror reported the
q year old duchess did not list
: her title when she signed up yes
terday as volunteer worker. Her
husband is reported TO be worth
more than s50,000,000.
LONDON-INS- Msgr. Enrico
Galeazzi, governor of Vatican City,
arrived at Lisbon by clipper plane
from the United States, Reuters
, reported today from the Portu-
guese capital. The dispatch said
1t was believed the Vatican COVER
nor would return to the Holy See
as soon as the delicate situation
resulting from German isolation
OF the Vatican has been cleared up
!. INTERNATIONALLY Sen. Bur
ton X. Wheeler, D., Mont, today
pinned his hopes for delaying the
draft of fathers on charges that
there is labor boarding in war
plants. He hopes to obtain sup
porting evidence from Bernard NJ.
Baruch. administration trouble
shooter, tentatively scheduled as
. witness tomorrow afternoon in
: the Senate Military Affairs Com
mittee's manpower investigation.
WASHINGTON-INS- A fight
within the Office OF Price Admin
istration over the proposed use OF
ration tokens to supplement the
present stamp rationing OF food
, doomed today. One high official
OF the agency described the pro
posal as wholly unnecessary" and
said that he would protest its adop-
ton TO Price Administrator Prem.
tiss NJ. Brown.
LONDON-UP-Prime Minister
Churchill said today that not an
y Allied merchant vessel had been
sunk by enemy action in the North
Atlantic during the four months
ending Sept. is.
NEW YORK Up Adoption Of
stricter governmental control over
food professors was held as a pos
\ sibility today by OPA officials il
the current food rationing programs
fail. The warnings were issued by
John l.. Crowley. head OF the sup
ply section OF the meat branch OF
OPA. and Kenneth Stauffer. chief
OF the. processed foods rationing
section. at the annual conference
OF the Supermarket institute.
y GUADALCANAL- (Delayed)
CP-Jason. a Christian native OF
the Solomons. barefoot and clad
only in loin cloth and singlet. today
presented a chapel to the American
people in memory of the 1900 war
dead buried on this island. Before
gathering OF high American Army
lana Navy officers, Jason, a native
Siabor corps leader, turned over the
chapel built with native hands TO
Brig. Gen. A. +. Boward.
SELFRIDGE FIELD, Mich.-AP
Lieut.. Col. Charles G. White, the
second high ranking officer of this
Army Air Base. convicted within a
y week OF violating the articles G
war, was sentenced by a general
court martial last night TO dismiss
al from the Army.
LOS ANGELES-AP - Police
1dpl. l1ubH al NOhoy us
closed the arrest of Blakely Clifford
Patterson, 22-year-old hospital ord
\ erly. on a charge OF suspicion u
preparing false evidence in connoc-
ton with investigation OF the David
Gaspat G. Bacon Staying. He is &C
cused Of manufacturing a story TO
the sffect- that Bacon, 29-year-old
film actor, purportedly had received
threatening letter few hours
-. before he was found stabbed TO
Sdeath IN nearby Venice last Sept.
10.
WASHINGTON-AP - Reports
OF pickering between Food Admin
instraton Prentiss Brown over
crop rTcgram are due for an airing
today. The House Agriculture Com
mittee ca ID on Zones to tell Y
what goes on.
WASHINGTON-UP- Wendell
L. wllkie's disclosure in Look
Magazine that he Is willing TO 3e
the 1914 presidential candidate "
. liberal" Republican party was
regarded today as the formal open
n ing OF . campaign for the nomina-
y ton.