The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-11

WASHINGTON -AP- Loss
OF the 20 year old submarine
s-2s during training exercises
in the Pacific was announced
by the Navy today. The sub
carried a complement OF about
go men. The Navy did not dis
close where the S-28 was lost.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. --AP-
Movie Actress Gail Patrick and
1t. Arnold Dean White, naval re-
serve flier who has served three
years with the Atlantic fleet, will
be married here late today.
WASHINGTON-AP- Pres
ident Roosevelt announced to-
day that he Is accepting the
French National Committee
headed by General Charles De
GauIIe as the authority for
civil administration Of liberat-
ed France.
SALT LAKE CITY-AP-Repub-
lican contests for governor and
United States senator and a Dem
ocratic battle for the gubernatorial
post gained top interest today as
Utah voters began the general
election next fall. Candidates
drawing a majority of votes cast
will win party nomination.
BALTIMORE APP Mrs.
Harvey klemmer Of Ypsilanti,
Mich, whose husband Is eco
nomie advisor to the Maritime
Commission. chrlstened the
16,ooo-ton Navy tanker Taluga
at its launching here Monday
at the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Point shlpyard.
SEATTLE-AP- Spirited con-
tests over nominations for COVER
Tor, U. S. senator and the first
district (Seattle-Bremerton) seat
in Congress were expected to
draw 100000 of 100000 registered
voters to the Washington polls in
today's primary election.
NEW YORk-lNS Ger
many, according TO an kBc re-
porter, has severed telephone
connections between the Reich
and East Prussia. A reliable
informant was reported TO
have said that civilian morale
in East Prussia is dwindling
rapidly under the threat Of the
approaching Red Army.
WASHINGTON -AP- Govern
ment food officials who have been
harried for months by the spectre
CT a critical livestock feed and
grain shortage rested easier today.
An Agriculture Department crop
report indicated that, given favor
able weather during the next six
weeks, the nation will have sufti-
cient food TO carry II through I'M
Ill the 1916 growing season ar
rives.
LONDON-lNS-- The Gov
eminent OF Prime Minister
Winston Churchill was defeat.
ed by one vote in the House
Of Lords today during con-
Sideration Of the education bill.
Churchill's government suffer
ed it's last defeat In the House
OF Commons on this same
measure and at that time the
Prime Minister elected to
make the issue OF an amend
ment 10 the education bill a
vote Of confidence.
DETROIT-AP-M Meat retailers
kept their shops open today on
the promise of assistance from
Senators Vandenberg and Fergu-
son in the problem of a beef
shortage and packers complaints
over price ceilings. Martin Won
kovich, president Of the Detroit
Retail Meat Dealers Association,
said the retailers had reconsider
ed a proposal to close up after
Vandenberg and Ferguson offered
TO intercede with federal authori-
ties.
ROME-AP Premier Ivanoe
Bonomi said today the Italian gov
eminent had no objection to publ /
cation of the Italian armistlce
terms and had left the initiative
with the Allies. He made the state
ment after saying the Allies had
asked whether his new regime had
any objection to publication OF the
voluminous provisions.
LONDON-!NS The London
News Chronicle carried a dispatch
from Boz bay today which said
Mohandas X. Gandhi is prepared IN
ask the All-India Congress party to
participate in a wartime national
government which he proposed
would have full control OF the civil
administration.
NEW YORK-ar- James A.
Farley Smiling Big Jim" bows out
today as Democratic state chair
man, his last OF many official party
positions during 35 years in poll
tics. The 56-year.old Farley. who
opposed a third term for President
Roosevelt after directing the cam
palgns that won him his first eight
years in the White House. kept
10 himself his future role in Ameri-
can politics.
a. 8. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan Partly cloudy
tonight and Wednesday. Scattered