The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-08

IRAN from continuing relations
with Argentina today because OF
conditions prevailing in that South
American country. However. the
foreign secretary expressed the
hope for renewing diplomatic reia.
tons with Argentina, when the
causes resulting in.the Salyadorean
governments action disappear.
LONDON-INS-Foreign secre-
tary Anthony Eden told the House
of Commons today that relations
between Argentina and Britain now
are limited only to routine mat
tiers.
DELTA, Utah-AP- The Army
filler who clipped the head of
COW with his plane propeller near
here two weeks ago has been rec
commended for court martial by an
Army investigating board. The
animal was being transported in
truck when it was beheaded, the
public relations officer OF the Salt
Lake City Air Base reported. The
fliers name was not disclosed.
SPOKANE. Wash.--INS - The
jury that will determine the fate
of Woodrow Wilson Clark, alleged
Ratchet slayer of three persons,
awaited the presentation OF testi-
mony today after hearing an open
ing statement by Prosecutor Les
ley Carroll. Clark is being tried on
a first degree murder charge in
connection with the death OF Mr..
and Mrs. P. NJ. Dillon, two of the
victims.
VANCOUVER. Wash.-INS- 1t.
Gen. Jonathan Wainwright, the
commander Of C07Tey.dor when It
fell to the Japanese, will be the
Democratic party's nominee for
Vice President IL State Sen. Rebel
Murphy has his way. Murphy said
today he will ask the Washington
State Democratic convention to en-
dorse Wainwright for the post. The
general, now Japanese prisoner,
is a native OF Walla Walla, Wash.
NEW YORK-INS-The high cost
OF living, the cry heard in peace
but louder in war. is attested to by
the Regional Bureau of Labor Sta
tistics today which reported an IN
crease OF &c per cent for the metro
polls from the outbreak OF the war
in 1888 until January, 1914.
BUFFALO, n. Y.,-INS-Approx-
imate1y 800 truck drivers, who nave
been on strike for 4S hours, agreed
to resume work today on the basis
of an agreement effected by Army
and WPB officials.
HOLLYWOOD-INS-Once ad-
judged physically unfit for the
armed forces. film star Mickey
Rooney once more must appear for
an induction physical examination.
The diminutive comedian has been
reclassified Ia by his Hollywood
draft board and today was awaiting
orders to report to the Army doc
tors.
BOSTON-INS-An operation on
the phrenic nerve OF Miss Bertha
Stevens, %, whose body has been
racked by hiccoughs 1913 times a
minute for nine days, was being
considered today by city hospital
physicians. Gasping for breath, her
face puffed and discelored from
lack Of food and sleep, the girl is
fighting her second serious attack.
Observation-Disclosures L.
Fly, chairman of the Federal Com
munications Commission. will ap-
pear again today before the House
Committee investigating FEC to
continue his denial OF "a charges
against the commission. Fly de-
clared it is his intention to deny
them all and charged they are "ir-
responsible" conclusions reached,
not by the committee, but by former
Committee Counsel Eugene l..
Carey, recently resigned.
WASHINGTON ms - Repub-
lican senate leaders agreed today
to call a party conference next
week to consider whether a per-
manent minority leader will be
named to succeed the late Sen.
Charles McNary Of oregon.
WASHINGTON-AP-The Inter-
national Labor Office (ILO) esti-
mated today that jobs would have
to be found for more than 100000
900 persons throughout the world
when the war ends and peacetime
economies are restored.
DENVER APP Denver voters
elected Republican Dean n. Giles
pie. 59-year-old business man to
Congress, on the basis OF unofficial
returns from today's special cleo
ton.
LONDON-INS - Some 10000
Welsh coal miners, including vir-
tually all those in the important
Monmouthshire mines, were idle
today when the pitmen refused to
work pending settlement OF a wage
dispute.
NEW YORK-INS-- GNB. the
Nazi propaganda agency. reported
today that Col. Milosh Massalovich,
chief OF cabinet to Premier Gen.
Milan Neditch Of the puppet Serb
government, was shot to death this
morning at one Of the busiest inter.
section in Belgrade.
LONDON-INS-The Daily Ex-
press quoted a Berlin report to-