The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-08-28


the new pack arrives at grocery
EtOres.
LONDON - UP The Lon
don Daily Express reported to-
day from Stockholm that an
armistice is impending In Fin
land and may be announced
within the next "a hours.
- FWASHINGTON-INS- Potential
ities Of music as an aid to medi
icine are being investigated by the
United States Army, particularly
in regard to treating certain ner-
vous and mental disorders, the Of
flee of War Information disclosed
today. Experiments carried on at
Walter Reed General Hospital,
Washington, d. c., by a group of
musicians from the institute of ap-
piled music in cooperation with
Army psychiatrists, have proved
encouraging" it was reported.
Observation-Disclosures Tiede-
man, regional War Production
Board director, today urged labor
po forego the Labor Day holiday
and stay ''on the job in order to
get the biggest job over more quick
ly." Tiedeman asked that all war
plants which are behind schedule
work full day on Labor Day.
Plants on or ahead of schedule may,
If desired, arrange a holiday, he In
, ,dicated, providing it did not re-
*sult in getting behind schedule.
LOS ANGELES-INS- William
s. Hart, "twogun" star of the silent
screen, today backed up a recent
gift to the city with another. He
sent a check for $4,000 for the
maintenance and improvement of
his old home in West Hollywood,
Which he recently decided to the
city as a park.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah--INS-
T. Paul Thomas OF Tooele, Utah.
newly appointed as one OF Utah's
four Republican presidential cleo
tors. said today he had resigned
from the CIO Political Action Com
~mittee because he was instructed
TO vote the straight Democratic
ticket.
HOLLYWOOD-AP - A Pas
fighter plane crashed in flames ear
ly Sunday 60 feet from the San
Fernando Valley home OF Orches-
Atra Leader John Scott Trotter. The
pilots, 2nd Its. Jack r. Caeser, %,
Arnold, Pa. and Carter L. Caldwell,
%, Umatilla, Fla, parachuted with
but minor injuries. Trotter, awak-
ened by the crash, remarked rue
fully that he moved into the 10
room colonial house Aug. ! to get
some peace and quiet.
HOLLYWOOD - AP-A broken
pelvis was suffered by Louis B.
Mayer, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer stu
dio production chief. when a horse
he was riding SHE'D and threw him
at his farm near Hemet, Calf,
Sunday. DR.. Donald w. Blanche
said his condition was not critical
kNut that he would be confined to
bed for a considerable time.
WASHINGTON Legislation to
insure freedom OF the air in broad
casting for youth bands and orches-
tras is urged in petition signed
by nearly 100 Michigan music stu
dents and presented to the House
SSy Rep. Dondero (R.-Mich0 The
slgners, who said they had been de.
MED "the right OF the use OF the
air in broadcasting," included stu
dents from Detroit, Worthwhile, Far.
mington. Plymouth, wayne, and
Grandville.
DETROIT-AP-M Michigan com.
pmunities received a plea for help
from the war Labor Board today
Statements from the WLB at Wash.
ington and the regional board a.
Detroit, urged. with some vehe-
mence. that industry and labor CO
operate in establishing mediation
procedure which could relieve the
labor board OF what 1t called an ex.
feessiye amount OF dispute cases.
GAINESVILLE, Ga.-AP- Four
tiny baby boys slept In incuba-
tors IN Hall County Memorial Hos
pital today while their 23-year-old
mother, wife OF an Army private.
repeated 70 attendants, II don't
Nknow what am going to do with
all those babies" The quadruplets.
Weighing approximately three
pounds each, we're born TO slim, au.
burn.haired Mrs. Charles f. Lee
between 6 and I p. N. Sunday.
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST
q. Lower Michigan-Rain ending
tsonight. Clearing Tuesday. Cool
or tonight and a little warmer
Tuesday.
Highest temperature yesterday,
70: lowest last night, s..
Highest temperature one year
ago today. 73. lowest, so.
Highest temperature this date