The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-04


ers who struck In protest
- against a War Labor Board de-
eislon on a contract appeal to-
day delayed bus service for an
hour between Wyandotte, the
Willow Run Bomber Plant and
Detroit on the Great Lakes
Greyhound bus line. No trans
portation was available for
workers at the Bomber Plant,
=, the Ford River Rouge Plant
and factories In Gibraltar, Tren-
ton and Crosse lie from $40 a.
m. until 4:4o.
hKRON, O.-AP-The come |
back" performance of the Ringing |
Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Cir |
Gus opens today-nearly a month
LATTER flames snuffed out l66 lives
= July when the shows big top
burned at Hartford, Conn. Circus
employees regard today's opener as
a test OF whether the circus can
come back in outdoor performances
without a tent, and are confident
the show in Akron's Rubber Bowl
will be successful.
WASHINGTON AP - Benefit
payments to farmers during the
past fiscal year totaled SS01,377,-
900, q study of agriculture adjust
ment agency reports disclosed to-
day. This Is the second highest
amount disbursed in any fiscal year
4 since New Deal farm payment pro-
~ grams were inaugurated in 1888.
NEW YORK-AP- Mrs. Eleanor
Roosevelt says she advocates COM
pulsory military training after the
war for boys and girls OF IS years,
because 1t would develop citizen
ship responsibility. "Our youngs-
tiers must get 1t into their minds
Athat they have a responsibility to
their country" she told members
of Columbia University's Teacher
College Thursday.
LOS ANGELES-INS-T The Los
Angelo Examiner declared today
that a Japanese submarine was re-
ported lurking in southern Califor-
y mia waters while President Roose-
welt was at a West Coast Naval
base" two weeks ago. The sub
marine surfaced a few miles off
the coast and was frightened
away by an alert San Pedro, Cal,
fisherman, the newspaper stated.
~ NEW YORK-INS-Th career
OF Col. Edmund William Starting,
which was knitted closely with the
lives Of five presidents, was at an
end today Col. Starlin, SO, for
T,er chief OF the secret service de-
tail in the White House, is dead,
a victim OF pneumonia. He had
= lived in New York City since his
@ retirement last November.
WASHINGTON - ms - Sen.
James NJ. Mead Cd N. Y,
staunch New Dealer, was slated to-
day to head the special Senate De-
tense Investigating Committee fol-
lowing the resignation OF its chair
h man, Sen. Harry s. Truman, OF Mis-
souri,, Democratic vice presiden-
tial nominee. The way was clear
ed for Mead's election by the COM
mittee, to be held at meeting
this morning in Truman's office.
when Sen. Connally (D) Tex. next
ranking member, stepped aside.
LONDON-AP-The Times of
London announced that beginning
today it would publish an "air
edition" on India paper. 1t will be
the same size but only half the
weight OF the regular edition. Ar
rangements have been made for a
regular supply to be flown to the
=. United States and Canada, reach
ing the American eastern seaboard
within two days.
NEW YORK-AP-The Society
OF Chemical Industry has announc-
ed that Col. Bradley Dewey, FORM
er government rubber director, has
been chosen to receive its medal
=. for 1914 in colloid chemistry.
MOSCOW-AP- Premier Mar
shall Stain conferred for 2lz hours
IdSL HlSHl WIN
Mikolajczyk, leader of the Polish
government in exile who came here
from London for discussions con-
corning the Polish-Russian ques-
tion. No official statement was Is
> sued afterwards.
LONDON-King George VI de-
clared last night the Germans have
been "out-generalled and out
fought" in Italy. In a message 10
Gen Sir Henry Maitland Wilson.
commanderin-chief of the Mediter-
4 ranean theater the King added:
"This brilliant campaign has add
ed much to the glories OF the Brit
fish and the Dominions and the ALI
ed armies"
ALBUQUERQUE. N. map -
Carl Whitaker. president OF the
New Mexico Battan Relief Organi-
|, zation. said today that his group
y would meet with affiliated organi-
cations at a conference In Wash
ington not later than Sept 1. He
said the rising tempo OF the war In
the Pacific meant that added steps
should be taken to aid Americans
who are held prisoners by the Japa-