The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-11

CHEN In Burgundy, Radio Paris
revealed today In a broadcast
recorded by the FEC. The Paris
radio charged the incident &C.
Cured after six German sol
dlers FLASHED with their own
comrades in fight OF which
the Comblanehien people were
innocent.
SANTIAGO, Chile-INS - The
sudden announcement that Chilean
President Juan Antonio Rios had
taken 30-day leave from the presi-
dency was followed today by the
resignation of several high army
commanders including Commander
in-chief Gen. Ar.uro Espinosa.
LONDON-INS-The mystery of
the severed telephone communica-
lions between Berlin and Stock
holm deepened today with Stock
holm dispatches reporting the grow
ing belief that official Nazi circles
were trying to conceal internal
trouble from the outer world. The
longest suspension OF telephone
service between Stockholm and
Berlin during the war continued,
with spasmodic communication
with the German capital available
through Copenhagen, Reuter- re-
ported
NEW YORK-INS-The body OF
oil Il 10 sfVFsA In
Rushmore, Ind, for burial today
as 1t was disclosed that the fed
eral government, through Secretary
OF War Henry Stimson's office. had
offered a suggestion that Willkie
be buried in the National Gene
terry at Arlington, Va. WILKES
wife gratefully declined the prof
fered honor however, preferring
that her husband be Inferred in
the graveyard Of the little Indiana
town where he got his start in life
PARIS -AP-Paris police dis
closed yesterday that they had ar.
rested Tino Rossi, we'll known
French singer, in a roundup Of
alleged collaborationists.
EDINBURGH-AP- Dr. John
stirton. 70, close friend of the Brit
ish royal family and until his re-
tirement domestic chaplain to the
King in Scotland, died Sunday.
DETROIT-AP- DR.. Hugo Err
~ ,1I ,Nhxreinfan ,,rrit-
er. and former president OF the
Cremation Association of America.
died Tuesday night in Harper
Hospital where he underwent an
operation a week ago.
WASHINGTON AP-Coal for
wardings to Great Lakes docks dur
ing the 1914 navigation season
through October l continued to lag
slightly behind scheduled require
ments, the Solid Fuels Administra-
ton announced today. II added that
nearly 14,900,000 tons remained to
be moved with only Il per cent OF
the operating season left.
ANKARA. Turkey-AP- Allied
flags twere hoisted over the Greek
province OF Thrace Monday when
a Greek administration took over.
A Bulgarian occupation army still
remains in Thrace, however, DC
spite that Axis Kingdoms surren-
der to the Allies.
STOCKHOLM-AP- All men
and women remaining in Vienna
and the Lower Danube district OF
Austria have been ordered TO re-
mort Immediately to erect fortified
lions. the German-controlleed Scan
dinavian Telegraph Bureau said to-
day.
NOSCOW-AP-The Army news
paper Red Star criticized certain
unnamed American interests today
for expressing sentiments IN behalf
of German industries and demand
ed economic disarmament OF the
Reich after victory.
WAsHINGTON-AP-The seats
OF the mighty in Washington nave
made way for a new addition-the
chair and desk from which General
Dwight n. Eisenhower commanded
the Allied invasion Of fortress Eur
enc. The Smithsonian Institution
has put them on display, with the
consent Of Eisenhower and the War
Department.
Neutrality-suspicious. Jus
tice Harlan f. Stone, presiding over
a tribunal now tackling the first
work of a neutrality-suspicious.
new term, became " years old to
day. -
NEW YORK-AP- Registration
OF voters for the presidential cleo
tion approached the million mark
in New York City today as 507,O72
names brought the two-day total
TO 943.335 yesterday. Mayor F. II.
La Guardia requested the board OF
elections to correct causes for
complaints that are pouring into
this office" regarding registration
methods"
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan - Continued
cool: light showers early tonight.
partly cloudy Thursday.
Highest temperature yesterday
81: lowest last night az.
Highest temperature one year
ago today II: lowest 40.