The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-02

Monday an investigation Of the war
income Of the New York naval ar
effects and designers, Gibbs and
Cox.
PHOENlXVlLLE, Pap
The stierly siamese twins were
still alive today and still fight
inq against a death which doc
tors say is inevitable. The girls
were born early Sunday morn
ina to Mrs. Mary Stierly, a.
whose husband, Harold. a war
plant worker, was killed in
e.. motorcycle, accident two months
ago. The girls are sinking.
Their temperature is higher to-
day, and their pulse rate is too
fast. There is no hope said
Or. j. Elmer Gotwals.
P Germany in an
l1th hour attempt 10 prevent any
revolt timed TO coincide with an
Allied invasion. was reported today
virtually to have quarantined
100000 foreign workers in the
Reich and begun an unparalleled
reign OF terror in France.
MELBOURNE - UP - The
"Pajsma girl whose body had
been preserved in a formalin
bath for nearly 10 years, was
Identified today in a eoroner's
finding as Linda Agostini and
her husband. Antonio Anaosti-
nj, Al, former Sydney waiter,
was ordered committed for trial
on a charge OF numbering her.
LANSING AP-Circuit Judge
Leland W. carr Monday held that
efforts Of the Ingham County board
OF supervisors to merge the city Of
Lansing and Lansing Township in
to one legislative district were I'M
constitutional. The court upheld the
city in its efforts to block the mer-
ger.
WASHINGTON AP Civilian
Defense officials of the United
States and Canada will meet We'd
nesday at Niagara Falls. Ont, to
complete an agreement placing vol
unteer civilian protective organiza.
tions on both sides of the border in
the Niagara Falls area under one
direction.
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volume production of parts and as
semblies for the Bog, Army Air
Forces new super-fortress, was an
nounced today by +. f. Fisher, gen
eral manager of the Fisher Body
division Of General Motors Corp.
CHTCAGO-AP-There are about
1,075, 900 men under % years OF age
who can be drafted for military
service during the remainder of
1914, says Col Harris P. Ralston,
deputy Illinois director OF Selective
Service. About 1896 men 20 years
or older probably viii be indicted
through Dec. 81, he said.
LANSING-AP- Approximately
$50 fewer liquor establishments
have been licensed al the start OF
the new license year, c. A. Parrish,
state liquor control commission en-.
forcement chief, said today.
PHILADELPHIA AP-The pro.
duction front vas cautioned by the
American Federation Of Labor 10.
day against any let down from over.
confidence before or during the
invasion. This is no time TO strike
an executive council statement
said. The council. holding its quar-
terly meeting, expressed gratifica.
ton with the results OF an appeal
il made last January for eXtraordin.
airy production efforts.
LONDON-AP- Arrival in Lon.
don of a military mission from
headquarters of Marshal Josip Broz
lTito), Yugoslay partisan leader,
renewed speculation today concern
ing the possibility Of an Allied in
vasion OF the Balkans.
KWAJALEIN ISLAND-AP-This
American army base in the Mar
shalls has no guardhouse. There's
too much work to be done here for
us 10 spare men either as guards
or as inmates of guardhouse," a
military police lieutenant ex-
planned.
HOLLYWOOD Screen Ac-
tor John Garfield. 31-year.old faith
or OF two. has passed his pre-induc-
ton physical examination. his stu
do has announced, and may be
called for army duty within 90
days.
TROIT-AP- The leadership
OF striking war plant foremen re-
piled to a back-to-work order from
the War Labor Board today with
demand that the WLB state on
IN record whether its order con
stituted union recognition. Direct
ing the estimated 1000 striking
foremen OF eight plants to resume
work Immediately WLB Chair
man William II. Davis said the
walkout was likely to have ser
ious consequences" on war pro-
duction.
KANSAS CTTY-AP-The num-
Der OF ministers has dwindled so
steadily that the Methodist Church
probably will have an acute preach
er shortage within the next ten
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