The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-29

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NEW YoRK-AP- A much
worse pulp and paper situation
can be ayerted only II all possible
workers continue cutting pulpwood,
General Manager Cranston VIII
lams OF the American Newspaper
Publishers Association said today.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for
y Cincinnati wholesale bakers and
one in nearby Hamilton, o.; started
a holiday" toGay. protesting an APP
peal by the bakeries against a War
Labor Board order granting wage
increases.
WASHINGTON-AP- President
Roosevelt today asked Congress for
action on a s90,l30 appropriation 10
reimburse government foreign sery-
ice employees for property lost be-
cause OF war conditions.
BELFAST. Northern Ireland
AP-The exchange liner Gripsholm.
carrying scores OF American and
Canadian soldiers repatriated from
German prison camps, sailed yes
terday for the United States after
discharging British army repatri-
ates and II Canadians needing hos
pital attention.
HOLLYWOOD -AP- Former
Film Star Leatrice Joy Hook, wild
ow OF Actor John Gilbert, has an.
nounced that their daughter, Lea.
trice Joy Gilbert, 10, will be mar
ried july 10 to Pvt. George Hoover.
!, IS, OF Los Angeles.
SANTA MONICA, Calif.-AP-
Invitations were sent out today by
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald W. Douglas
for the wedding June 10 of their
daughter. Barbara, and It. william
Bruce Arnold OF the U. S. Army
Coast artillery, son OF General II.
n. Arnold, commanding general OF
the U. S. Army Air Forces. Doug.
las is president OF Douglas Aircraft
Co.
WASHINGTON-AP A mo.
mentous eight-month Supreme
Court term that produced decisions
UNFOLDING wartime powers OF the
federal government and revealed
elements OF discord among the JUS
tees may come TO an end today
The tribunal made known recently
that II would adjurn today for the
summer unless otherwise ordered.
However, backlog OF IA undecid-
ed cases led to speculation that one
: additional session may be held next
Monday to permit the court TO dis
pose OF all argued issues before
closing up shop until the new term
in October.
WASHINGTON-AP - Legisla-
ton giving the air forces equal
footing with the Army and Navy
IN a proposed new single Depart
ment OF Armed Forces" was ready
for introduction in the Senate to-
day by Senator Hil Of Alabama,
the Democratic whip.
NEW YORK-AP-A Marine Of
xx.hA dfzahAvnI ~ a.
avenge the loss OF his Marine flier
son has been chosen as the fight
+ ing father OF the year" by the Ma
t.onal Fathers Day Committee.
The award was made TO Maj. Fred
u Conderman OF New Bern, n. c..
who entered the Carine Corps after
his son. Second Lieut.. Robert }.
Conderman. was killed in the jap
ar 'se attack on Wake Island De>.
. Z, 1871.
WASHINGTON-AP- The War
Food Administration, faced with
drastically depleted reserves OF
livestock feed, is planning big re-
auctions in 1915 farm production
quotas. WA officials say goals
for production OF hozs, poultry.
! eggs, turkeys and cattle will be
sharply curtailed next year. Ten
tative plans call for continued high
production OF field crops.
WASHTNGTON-UP - Calling
for a congressional investigation
OF the Maritime Commission and
the War Shipping Administration,
! Rep. Forest A. Harness, R., Ind,
today charged the two agencies
with the most shameful disregard
for human safety at sea" by falling
10 make greater use OF new type
non.inflammable steel life raft.
LOS ANGELES-lNS-The mar
rage Of Jean Warner. former &C
,tress known as Jean Macdonald,
Ind Tommy Warner. Jr.. son of the
wealthy automobile accessories
manufacturer. was on the rocks to-
day. She disclosed that she would
file suit for divorce during the
coming week. as soon as an out-of
court property settlement has been
signed
7 NEW YORk-INS - Although
promised some relief, the over
burdened air lines OF the United
States. now forced to delay priority
passengers and express because OF
a shortage OF planes, are pressing
Washington for an orderly pro-
gram OF replacement. according to
f. s. Damon, vice president and