The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-13

DETROIT, Mich.-AP- Prosecu-
tor William l.. Bowling prepal ed
today 10 ask a warrant in recorders
er's court charging Mrs. Eleanor
Smith with kidnapping despite the
3o-year-old negro woman's denial
that she had abducted four-month-
old Bobby King. OF Dowling's
statement that she had signed
complete, full and detailed con
fession." Mrs. Smith told interview
ers Thursday that 81 never said
took the King baby, and didn't
take him."
LONDON-AP-Father Bernard
Egan 81. first Roman Catholic chap
lain in England to win parachute
wings, was reported today among
parachute troops missing in north
western Europe.
MOSCOW-AP-Lights went on
last night along Leningrad's main
street after thre years Of black
out.
BUENOS AIRES-AP-Dr. Ra-
mon S. Castillo, 72, ousted by
military coup after rising to Ar
gentinas presidency by an acct
dent of fate, died Thursday night.
Elected vice president on a coali
ton ticket with Roberto M. Ortiz,
whom he opposed on international
affairs, Castillo was elevated to the
higher Office June q, 1912, when
the Argentine Senate accepted res
ignation Of Ortiz, then ailing and
nearly blind.
LONDON-AP - The Germans
have quit .Athens and declared 1t
an open city, a Reuters dispatch
from Cairo said today.
CHICAGO-INS-Mr. and Mrs.
William Joseph Pelligrini looked
forward today to taking their four
pound three ounce daughter home
from Presbyterian Hospital where
she was born via caesarian opera
ton. The child's mother, Margar-
ct. 81. is only three feet five inches
tall while her baby. Margaret 10,
Is IN inches In length. The hus-
band and father is five foot one
inch tall.
NEW YORK-INS- A somber
warning that postwar crime wave
of unprecedented proportions will
strike the country unless plentiful
ID nc az V-a Yo xua
issued today by a panel OF penolo-
gists, criminologists and psycholo
gists.
EUGENE, Ore.-INS-Gov. John
w. Bricker of Ohio headed for
California .touay after condemning
the Federal bureaucracy in a
speech before 1000 people on the
University of Oregon campus at
Eugene. Demanding that this
patchwork of bureaus be taken
apart" the Republican nominee for
vice president warned that I'VE
should not indict the so-called
bureaucrats themselves. Many OF
them are trying to do job-honest-
ly and periodically. But they are
caught in a system"
NEW YORK-INS-Italia philo-
sopher and political leader Bene-
detto Croce declared today that the
very harsh armistice" imposed
on Italy by the Allies must be
abolished, the Free Italian gov
eminent radio said today. Croce,
president of the Italian Liberal
party, made the statement on the
occasion of the first anniversary of
the Italian declaration of war on
Germany.
NEW YORK-INS - Harry T.
Lubetkan, owner OF the Trix Food
Products Company, was held with
out bail today awaiting return TO
Chicago to face criminal charges
in a bankruptcy action. Lubetkin
arrested by FBI men who said no
was known under at least 26
names other than his own. United
States Commissioner Garrett w.
Cotter ordered him held without
bail when he vas arraigned Thurs
day afternoon.
MOSCOW-AP- Belief prevail
ed in Moscow today that the rival
Polish governments may reach a