The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-05

ItdCueQ al al lAihO oAhAdl PSA
of $4,000, 100000. Consumer ex-
penditures rose to more than $685.
900, O00,O
LoNDoN-AP- The Brussels
radio caused q brief furry to-
day by brosdeastlno n wholly
uneonfirmed and clreultous re-
port that Germany had eapltu-
lated, but soon denied II. I'VE
regret to announce that Ger
many has not eapltulated a.
was announced this morning
wrongly" said the Brussels ra-
do. out Of German hands only
a day. "The war continues"
LONDON-AP- Col. William p.
Nuckols. San Antonio, Tex, has
been appointed public relations Of
ficer OF the Ninth U. S. Army Air
Force, succeeding Col. Robert P.
Parham OF Norman, Okla, who is
awaiting reassignment, Supreme
Headquarters of the Allied Expedi-
tionary Force announced today.
WESTON, Mo. -AP- Weston,
the only major tobacco market
west OF the Mississippi River, has
good news for all tobacco users.
w. B. and w. R. Hull, Jr., brothers
who are the largest producers of
white hurley tobacco in the coun-
try, estimated today that 100000
pounds of Tobacco worth $4,000, 900
will be gathered In. this region.
WASHINGTON-AP- A guinea
pig" auction sale of surplus de-
tense plant corporation property
will be held at Ashland, Ohio,
Sept. s, the DPG and the War
Food Administration announced to-
day. The sale is to test this
method of moving to farmers and
other miscellaneous used tools,
equipment and supplies which prob
ably could not be moved success
fully through the regular chan
nels OF trade.
CHICAGO-INS- Chicago's Chi
nese colony mourned today the
death Of an elder resident and
statesman, Tom Y. Chan, So, who
was appointed member OF China's
political council In 1941 by Gener-
alissimo Chang Kai-shek. His
death was fastened, associates
said, by overwork in behalf of Chi
nese war relief and In the recent
Fifth War Loan drive when no
helped sell more than $4,000, 900
worth Of war bonds in Chinatown.
BUCHAREST-INS- Doctors
agreed today that Baron Manfred
Won Killinger, German ambassador
10 Romania, and his secretary, Hell.
la Paterson, committed suicide by
shooting themselves through the
forehead. The Romanian Tele-
graph Embassy announced earlier
that their bodies were found In the
German embassy.
WASHINGTON-INS - Radio
time for short wave rebroadcasts
OF political talks to troops over
seas will be allocated on the basis
OF network time purchased by ma
tional political parties for broad.
casts within the United States, it
was learned today.
NEW YORK-AP-St. Patrick's
Cathedral on Fifth Ave. was guard
ed by special police detail today.
z. E. Conroy, FBI special agent.
told police he had received this
written message. TITS too bad
that st. Patrick's Cathedral is next
on the Nazi bombing list. Explo-
sives will be planted on the 50th
st. side"
ROME-AP-French troops par
ticipating in the Seventh Army's
invasion OF Southern France have
taken 2,4O0 prisoners, bringing the
total since the invasion to more
than $4,000. Allied headquarters an
nounced today.
CLEVELAND-AP The Cleve-
land Graphite Bronze Co. reported
both its bearing plants had re-
sumed partial operation today az
ter q five-day strike but union lead
ers contended not more than one
fourth OF the employees due in had
reported for work. A company
spokesman said TIC workers were
at their jobs out OF 1921 due at
midnight.
WASHINGTON AP - Three
manufacturers today we're author
lied by the War Production Board
TO produce 1900 domestic electric
ranges in the fourth quarter OF the
year. Companies receiving auth
orization today: A. B. Stoves, Inc,
Battle Creek, Mich, 5000 stoves;
Malleable Iron Range Co.. Beaver
Dam, Wis. $3.50; Newark Stove
Co., Newark, o., 1850 stoves.
LONDON-The Berlin radio said
today that Adolf Hitler had receiv-
ed japanese Ambassador Hiroshi
Oshima at his headquarters yester-
day for long conference on TOP
zeal questions concerning the two
nations and the common conduct
OF the w~r." The broadcast. report
ed by the Federal Communications
Commission said German Foreign
Minister Joachim Won Ribbentrop
sat in on the talk.