The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-21

Nazl planes in the air ana on the
ground, was assigned TO the Ma
terrell Command at Wright Field
on June 20.
NEW YORk-lNS - The
stock market opening was the
weakest In months today az
the alleged attempt on Killers
life and Tokyo cabinet shake
up brought Wall Street rum
ors Of early peace. Many spe-
culators lightened accounts In
order to meet any adjustments
which would come with q term
ination Of hostllItles.
LONDON-lNS- The Morocco
radio said today that the German
consul general at Barcelona had
ordered all people OF German de-
scent to report to the local recruit
ing center in preparation for repa-
triation to Germany for national
defense purposes.
HOLLYWOoD-INS - For two
months Actress Ida Lupino and
her husband. Capt. Louis Hayward.
have been living apart, they ad-
mitted today, although no plans for
a legal separation have been made.
Capt. Hayward. a former actor,
has a distinguished record and viii
receive an honorable discharge
from the Marines August because
Of ill health.
LONDON-INS-A Reuters dis
patch from First U. s. Army Head
quarters in Normandy said today
that it was "rumored" that a dead
German soldier had been identi-
fed as the former world heavy
weight boxing champion, Max
Schmeling. The body was said to
have been found in the vicinity OF
the battle-torn town OF Point Her
bert during the drive toward st.
10.
LONDON-AP-A bowling north
easter swept across Dover Strait
toward the French Coast today, at
times reaching gale force. The sea
was very rough, the sky heavily
overcast and visibility poor. The
barometer fell during the night and
the temperature dropped to "a de-
grees Fahrenheit.
NANNnrrur,p uyash mo n
r. Montgomery, editor and publish
er of the Vancouver Sun, announc-
ed today the appointment of Neal
Jones as managing editor and Edgar
c. Moore as business manager OF
the afternoon daily.
STOCKHOLM--AP-The news
paper Aftonbladet quoted an "un.
confirmed report from q private
source" today saying "SS units are
marching to Berlin TO maintain or
der" The newspaper often has TAX
en- pro-Nazi line.
LONDON-AP-Foreign Minister
Anthony Eden was besieged with
questions about the situation In
Germany when the House Of Com
mons convened today, but replied
that he had mo information at
present which extends beyond that
which is in possession OF all the
members
LONDON-AP-The Tokyo radio
said today that q formation of Am
erican bombers attacked zap Island
in the Carollnes yesterday. 1t added
that one of the attacking planes
was shot down and two others dam
aged. There was no Allied confir-
nation Of the japanese report.
LONDON - APP - The German
News agency DNB said In Berlin
broadcast today that German bomb
ers sank one Allied destroyer and
damaged another west OF the
French port Of Brest yesterday.
SOUTHEAST ASIA Command
Headquarters, Handy, Ceylon-AP
Allied troops have raided the Jap
anese base at Meiring, rs miles
south OF Ukhrul and an important
link n the Japanese withdrawal
system in the Indian frontier re-
gion. and have captured much
equipment, headquarters announced
today.
AN ENGINEER COMMAND
BASE, Normandy-AP-There now
are enough American.built airfields
in Normandy for more than 1000
flights daily, Copl. Karl B. Schill-
ing. OF Wilmington, Del, deputy
commander Of the Ninth Engineer
ing Command. said today.
DON-AP-Salvos OF flying
bombs exploded In London and
South England today and Home Sc
curity Minister Herbert Morrison.
in a grave speech, urged mothers
TO evacuate the capital and other
danger zones. at Is q trying at
tack" he said at q luncheon meet
ing, land there Ii no point In
making light OF It."
HONOLULU, Hawaii-AP-- 1t.
Gen. Robert c. Richardson last
night relinqulshed the title Of mill
tary governor OF Hawaii and said
his office would be continued un-
der the name OF Office OF Internal
Security. The change does not end
Hawaifs martial law status, now
under attack In L. S. courts.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Fair tonight
and Saturday. Continued cool to-
Caa..-Anr.