The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-30

j nOuIS from 10 p. III. Will Ell
able thousands of Roosevelt voters
among the day workers to cast
their ballots,
WASHINGTON-AP - Russia
hung a question mark over her
Western European diplomacy today
just as affairs in the Balkans slid
, into a groove OF collaboration oiled
by Marshal Stain and Prime Min
lister Churchill. The newest upset
in Washington, and probably Lon.
don, calculations came over plans
for the international aviation con-
ference opening in Chicago We'd
nesday.
WASHINGTON - ms Why
there is a severe cigarette shortage
in the United States where roughly
800 billion are produced annually
was disclosed today in a survey OF
government statistics on smokes
in brief. the dearth of favorite Gig
arctic brands is blamed on huge
\ military demands, lack OF corrus-
ated shipping cartons, short sup
ply OF factory labor and tremen-
dous increase in civilian buying
power.
NEW YORK INS-Police in
vestigated today the mysterious
death of four.year.old William
= Drach. who was found dead with
his hands tied behind his back in
the basement OF Bronx apartment
house last night.
ST. LOUIS AP-Odds on Pres
ident Roosevelt's reelection have
been shortened from 81 to lI-5 and
the odds on Gov. Thomas +. Dewey
Alengthened from 12la TO l-3, Bet
ting Commissioner James j. Carrot
said today. Under the new odds,
bettors must wage s17 TO win So
oil President Roosevelts re-elec-
tion or wager 81 to win SO on the
election of GOV. Dewey.
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. J.-lNS
- Civilian and military police "a
well as FBI agents today conduct
ed a nine-day search for 20 escape
Italian prisoners OF war who broke
out of the stockade at Camp Joyce
Kilmer. Army authorities disclosed
yesterday that total OF b3 mad
participated in the mass break but
shat AZ of the prisoners were re.
captured.
MOSCOW - AP - The Soviet
news agency Tass in dispatch
Yesterday from Tehran quoted Ser
gei Kavtaradze, Russian vice COM
missar OF foreign affairs, as accus.
ing Premier Mohammed Saed OF
Iran Of being "disloyal and un-
sriendly to the Soviet Union tor
blocking an oil concession to Rus
sia in northern Iran.
STOCKHOLM -AP - Sweden
tightened restrictions today oVe'
imports OF currency and valuable'
obviously to hinder the Nazis from
Mroarding resources now for post
war use. Use Of foreign money 10
buy wares vas forbidden.
WASHINGTON - AP - Rep
Edith Nourse Rogers, (R'MassO,
demanded an end today to what she
called the Armys "filtering o
news before it gets to the soldiers.
he returned from a tour or the
European theater declaring that
the men In service ARE hungry
for news.
WASHINGTON - Guarded by
friendly Aleuts, the musk-oXen
herd which the government import
I'D and installed on Nunivak Island
~ the Bering Sea is flourishing ana
multiplying, according to Stanley
p Young. senior biologist OF the
fish and wildlife service.
LONDON AP- Prime Minister
Churchill is expected TO take a di'
rect hand tomorrow in steering
through the House OF Commons
Rneasure to extend the life oil the
present parliament for another
wear and end any immediate pros
meets OF wartime general eiec'
ton in Britain.
LOS ANGELES-AP-The famed
Arensberg collection. a group OF
.ADO pieces OF painting, sculpture
and other art objects. acquired by
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c. Arensbers
OF Hollywood over 26.year period
will be donated 10 the Los Angeles
rampus OF the University OF Cali
fornia. President Robert Gordon
Sproul announced today.
"a NEW YORK-lNS-Police said
Today that four-year-old William
Drach. who was found dead with
his hands tied behind his back In
the basement OF Bronz apart
me house Sunday night, was.
strangled accidentally by his broth
er. Robert. eight. while the boys
were playing commando.
u. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Faira and warm
er tonight. Partly cloudy TO cloudy
Tuesday.
Highest temperature yesterday.
81: lowest last night 81.
Highest temperature one year
ago today 63: lowest. Al.
vHighest temperature this date In
last 20 years, 73 in 1901; lowest.
90 I'm 1873.
The sun sets today at 6:29 p. m.
and rises Tuesday at S:0l a m.
The moon rises today at 6:27 p.
m. and sets Tuesday at 1851 q. m.
pRFsRYTFRIAN RAZAAR- Nov.