The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-11


dation OF mercy after celebrating
only two hours and As minutes.
Such a verdict makes mandatory
the imposition Of the death penal
ty.
WASHINGTON-INS-The War
Department does not intend to com
plete dismantling OF the temporary
base hospital adjacent TO Fort Bra
dy, Sault Ste. Marie. Rep. Bradley
OF Michigan said today. The Mich.
igan representative said that in re-
Spouse to his complaint the War
Department has assured him that
the hospital Installation was not in
tended for sale and that the state
OF Michigan would be given an OPP
portunity to purchase II in the event
it is declared surplus property.
DETROIT-INS-Mo than 500
Army students at the University of
Detroit went into active service
with the ground forces today under
the recently announced War De-
partment program to complete
units which draft boards have been
unable to fill by induction.
DETROIT-INS-At least $50
Detroit area gasoline dealers must
appear at hearings during April
and May to explain alleged viola
tons OF ration regulations, the
OPA revealed today. Thirty-nine
cases are to be heard March 10.
Involved are dealers who accepted
counterfeit or unindorsed coupons.
HOLLYWOOD ms Singing
Actress Judy Garland, revealed to-
day that she expects to become a
mother next August. Miss Gar
land is married to Sgt. Chef Eng
lung, now stationed in Ohio with
the Army. The actress previous
ly was married to Orchestra Lead
er Dave Rose, but divorced him
more than year ago.
HOLLYWOOD-INS- Ann Sher-
idan, the former "oomph girl, en-
phatically denied reports today
that she was planning to marry
Press Agent Steve flanagan. Il
have no intention of getting mar
ried." the actress declared.
CHICAGO-INS- Enough 100
octane gasoline to keep a thousand
bombefs flying back and fourth
from England to Germany every
other day will be produced soon by
10 new refineries Of the Standard
Oil Company OF Indiana, officials
estimated today.
CHICAGO ms Werner w.
Huyler, sales manager for the
Standard Pressed Steel Corp, held
a 100000 judgment against the
city OF Chicago today. The judg-
ment was granted in circuit court
for internal injuries which Huy-
Ter suffered two years ago when
he drove his car into an unlighted
iron pole on Safety Island.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark. ms
William and Sam MoNeely, captur-
ed in a cave along the Arkansas
River IS miles below Little Rock.
were turned over to the military
police today to face charges OF be-
ing A.W.O.L. from the Army. Army
and police officials who have been
searching for the two brothers for
several months found them holed
up in the cave because we just
didn't like II in the Army" They
had bed and cooking equipment
in the cave and said they relied
on fish and game taken in the vi
entity to keep them alive.
LONDON ms The London
Daily Express. quoting Stockholm
dispatches today, said resignation
of the Finnish cabinet was like
ly' as a result OF dilatory tactics
OF the right and center parties
concerning Russian peace propos-
ais.
LONDON ms Turkish cir
Giles denied today that the resigna.
ton OF Raouf Orbay as Turkeys
ambassador to Britain was in any
way connected with Anglo Turkish
relations. Reuters news agency,
in dispatch from Istanbul, an
nounced that Orbay had rendered
his resignation. Shortly afterward
a report from Ankara provided
the denial by government circles
IN the Turkish capital.
CHICAGO-INS - The United
States can have veritable dream
cities in the years following the
war II industry does its part. Henry
J. Kaiser. one OF the nations lead
Ing industrialists, maintained to-
day. He told the National Confer
ence on Postwar Housing meeting
in Chicago that or the shoulders Of
industry rested the chief response.
bility TO insure that the people
have decent and comfortable homes
In the future.