The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-23

WASHINGTON -AP- Gen.
eraI Dwight D. Eisenhower
said today his soldiers are maxi
ing daily Roadway by courage
and suffering but they need
"myriads Of shells and tires and
guns and blankets and planes"
Mud. cold. bullets and mine
fields can't stop the millions
Of American boys from pushing
the enemy back II they are
plentltully supplied and sup
ported from the homeland, he
said.
NEW YORK-AP-Shorn OF near
all its prewar traditional glamor
! mes, today's third Thanksgiving
nee Pearl Harbor presented a
m card of six games for college
otball fans, topped by the Arkan-
at Tulsa encounter. In the
ocky Mountain area, Denver plays
st to Colorado in their tradition
game while Utah State meets
tab in Salt Lake City. Other book
rs have Franklin and Marshall
pertaining Bucknell at Lancaster,
=, Missouri and Kansas in a Big
x conference game in Kansas
~, and Wake Forest against
nth Carolina in Charlotte, n. c.
CHICAGO-AP-The CIO turned
om its political interests to the
onomic today as the seventh an
al convention was asked TO de-
and immediate removal OF wage
sezes. The 600 delegates, who
sterday enthusiastically voted to
,ntinue the Political Action Com
ttee indefinitely, worked through
Thanksgiving holiday to wind
their meetings by tomorrow
hit.
'HICAGO-AP-For one day, a
rthwestern University coed is
lg to have the right to boss Pres
Mt Franklin Bliss Snyder. She
Mss Rosalyn keeshin, who won
privilege at student bond raj
by purchasing a 100000 war
I'd in her fathers name.
'ORT BENNING, Va. --AP-
iu Jack, who drew over $1,000
in his Madison Square Garden
hts, may soon be back in Tire
&. The former shoeshine boy
I'M Augusta, Ca. indicted into
Army as Pvt. Sidney Walker,
expected to be discharged be-
Sc of a knee condition.
TASHINGTON-AP- Democrat
Leader Barley predicts that
present annual $4,000, 000, 900
eral tax bill can be cut about
half after the war. Il believe
when this war Is over" he
|, I'VE can build a sound econ
y in which there will be jobs
all who want to work. With,
\ right cooperation and exercise
wisdom we can have a national
,ome OF somewhere between 1875
d $50 billion dollars, or even
IRE.
pROVO, Utah-AP-The Ameri-
\ Federation of Labor has signed
first industry wide contact with
Jasic steel PLAINTIFF govern
IT'S $1S0,000,000 war project OPP
ted by Geneva Steel Company,
ubsidiary of U. s. Steel it was
closed Wednesday night in a
1t announcement by the, com.
" and union.
JEW YORK-AP-Charles Addi-
/ Miller, rs, president Of the Re-
lstruction Finance Corporation
m August, 1882 to March. 1888,
d last night. He was a former
1ker in Utica, ~ Y, and New
rk City.
1HUNGKING -AP- Maj. Gen.
Jert c. Wedemeyer announced to-
that Generalissimo Chang Kai-
k has accepted the general con-
It OF a plan he submitted for
posing Chinese forces to meet
Japanese threat and that II
is going into effect. The war
\ t be won, not by island jump
he said, but by victory on the
tinent.
5ASHINGTON-AP- The War
d Administration today told Gig
te smokers the tight supply sit
on may continue beyond har-
OF next years tobacco crops.
estimated that exports will in
Sc because of more liberated
itries in Europe and the move
abroad OF foreign owned to-
o now stored in the United
es.
ASHINGTON -AP- Marshal
.nenti Voroshilov, having made