The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-01-15

the TIL SlbA p4ANg ASaONAaNASA ~
May after pledging himself in an
interview to support Governor
Bricker Of his home state in the Re
publican National Convention. He
also predicted that President Roos-
evelt will be a candidate for a
fourth term and insisted, He'll be
Pbeaten."
NEW YORK-INS-The liquor
and. wine industry pledged Itself
today to raise S3OO,0O0,0Q0 in the
Fourth War Loan. which opens
Tuesday. Enough money to send
Lpne thousand bombers over Tokyo
IS the goal OF the industry, said W.
W. Wachtel, chairman of the wines
and spirits group OF the War Fin.
ance Committee.
MOBILE, Ala.-INS-A change in
the time for paying workers was
blamed today for the disturbance
involving several hundred workmer
at the Pinto Island plant of the Ala
bama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding
Corporation late yesterday. Com
pany guards, firing several volleys
of tear gas into the crowd, ended
the disturbance after it had lasted
an hour and a half.
WASHINGTON ms - Expan.
sion of the yitamin enrichment pro-
gram for bakery products had been
postponed today from Jan. l6 to
May l because OF shortage OF MIA.
Gin. The War Food Administra-
ton said manufacture OF MIA.
Gin, one OF the vitamins used to
give civilians and war workers
more nourishment in white bread,
have been having difficulty in get
ting raw materials. This trouble Is
expected to be overcome by May
!.
WASHINGTON-INS-The Tule
Lake internment center, taken over
by the army last November when
thousands OF Japanese internees
staged riot, was back under civil.
ian control today. A brief state
ment by the War Department said
the camp. located in northern Cali
fornia, was returned to administra-
ton Of the War Relocation Author
dty following reestablishment OF
dpeaceful conditions.
LONDON-INS-The vanguard
of Sofas 100000 residents was re-
ported fleeing the city today after
the Bulgarian minister of the in
terror ordered the capital totally
Evacuated" due to increasing Allied
air raids.
LOS ANGELES-INS- Funeral
Services were being arranged to-
pay for Elbridge Amos Stuart. 81,
FOUNDER of the Carnation Milk
EEompany and nationally known
battle and horse fsncier. He died
yesterday at his winter home fol
4 lowing a brief illness.
4 WILMINGTON. Cal. ms A
Liberty ship named for the late
Earole Lombard, actress killed in
plane crash two years ago while
bn bond tour, was to be launch
fd today at the yards Of the Cali
lornia Shipbuilding Corp.
HOLLYWOOD-INS- Condition
IF Mary Boland, 60 year old stage
ind screen actress, was reported
good" today at Hollywood Hos
bital. Miss Boland underwent an
bdominal operation Thursday fol
owing a fall which complicated an
Id injury, according to her ply
ician.
HOUSTON. Texas-INS- Sec
etary OF Commerce Jesse Jones
yho has been confined to his home
or the past three weeks by a
sg fracture and a siege OF influ.
MA. expects today to return to
Washington soon. Jones suffered
he leg fracture on the night of
Dec. % while en- route with Mrs.
ones to visit friends. He lost his
,ay and when he left his car to
1quire about directions he was hit
y another auto. The injury was
OF believed serious until an X-rly
evealed the fracture.
| WASHINGTON-INS - Homer
Il. ,Capehart, indianapolis radio
manufacturer. was a candidate on
he Republican ticket today for
eat in the United States Senate
'apehart managed the Wendell
Villliie presidential acceptance
peech program at Elwood in
$40 and has been prominent in
republican activities in Indiana.
WASHINGTON ms - Rep
,nutson (R) Mimi, suggested to-
ay that Sen. Ed II. Moore OF Ok
ihoma, a former Democrat draft
d by the COP in 1912, be selected
Us keynote speaker for the Republi-
an National Convention. 81 can't
mink Of a better man to answer
lie New Deal than a former JEFF
srsonian Democrat from the
outh." declared Knutson. rank
ig minority member OF the i'm
ortant House Ways and Means
ommittee.
LONDON-INS - Sir Samuel
care, British ambassador to Mad
d. was revealed officially today 20
conducting the fullest inyesti.
alton" into a sabotage plot which
anne to light when time-bombs