The Ypsilanti daily press., 1944-10-06


lister, delivered a tribute TO the
= religious leader who died Sept. 27.
The evangelists son, Rolf McPher-
son, and her mother, Mrs. Minnie
(Ma) Kennedy, were among those
who attended
SAN FRANCISCO-AP-A bust.
- ness OF 300 years standing has
been abandoned on Shikoku island
in Japan. The Tokyo radio an.
nounced yesterday fan makers
have plunged into aircraft produc-
ton because their delicate tech
nique in fan making will hence
forth do much toward increased
production of airplane wings"
NEW YORK -AP- The Nazi.
controlled Danish hcme radio said
today that Prince Gustav, fifth
child of King Christian X of Den.
mark, had died suddenly OF a heart
attack last night at IL p. NJ. The
broadcast, reported by the Federal
Communications Commission. said
the prince, born March 4, 1887, had
died after some days of illness"
MADISON, Wis.-INS- Wiscon.
Sin will join with the other states
this year in celebrating Thanks.
giving on November 80 state offici-
ais revealed today. The Badger
:, state, which had a different date
- two years ago when julius p He'll
was governor. has always held to
the original date as the last Thurs.
day in the month.
NEW YORK-INS- More than
500 police were assigned to handle
huge crowds Of mourners who are
o. Expected to visit st. Patrick's Ca.
thedrsl tonight when the body Of
former Gov. Alfred E. Smith will
lie in state.
NEW YORK-INS - Henry ].
Kaiser, war time shipbuilding wiz
ard, warned today that private In
dustry must provide postwar jobs,
4 with or without government assist
ance, or collapse. Speaking before
the New York Financial Writer'S
Association, Kaiser said: MAN
kind has asserted new right as
more basic ana fundamental than
any; namely, the right to work"
LONDON-AP-Premier s. Ger
Abrandy OF Holland said that Ger.
- many was attempting TO ruin his
country with a systematic plan Of
famine and food, deportation and
destruction Infinitely worse than
anywhere else in western Europe"
LONDON-INS- The Moscow
newspaper Pravda forecast new
Sand mighty blows" against Ger
many from both the east and west
today. Pravda predicted that the
blows would be part OF the last
decisive storming Of Germany.
SALINAS, Cal.-lNS- Socially
prominent Mrs. Frances Andrews,
3s, on trial for the murder OF 10
WNyear old Jay Lovett. whose body
was found on the highway near
her ranch last July, was scheduled
20 undergo another session OF Cruel
ling cross examination today. Dis
trict Attorney Anthony Brazil, who
insists Mrs. Andrews shot and
killed the youth in a fit of jeal.
ousy, indicated he would probably
= finish questioning Mrs. Andrews to-
Iax- Gt.N l. L. Il
the remark he had once cross-ex-
amined a witness for three days.
JACKSON-AP-Although iden.
tilted by two persons as one OF the
three men who held up the Kant
41ehner jewelry store last Saturday
Nand robbed It OF $4,000 in gems
and jewelry. Albert Grebale, ex-con.
vict, denied any connection with
the holdup, Police Chief Harry
Bales said.
WASHINGTON-AP-A plan TO
I. keep German industry and labor
Aproducing after the war as they
nave under Hitler. but turning owe,
h excess output to the Allies as rep
arations, was advanced today by
Senator Reed. (R..Kans.)
TALLINN, Estonia-AP - The
Soviet Estonian republic, now
Nfreed from three years OF German
.iomination, will decide for Itself
!, whether to adopt the Russian sys-
tenn OF collectivization OF agricul-
ture, declares Arnold Veimer. pres.
ident OF the Council OF Peoples
.