The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-19

may Gu ny ItAued4 o. INC AlOASC
Military Committee to consider leg.
islstion dealing with compulsory
war service by civilians, Rep.
James Wadsworth. New York Re-
publican, promised today 10 con-
. tinue his fight for a national sery.
Zee bill.
LONDON-AP- Britain adopted
new security measures today TO iso
Axis spy post, suspending shipping
between Cork and Britain and cur
failing rail traffic between North.
ern and Southern Ireland.
WORCESTER, Mass AP-The
Worcester Telegram last night quot
ed Harold J. Koran, president OF
the Highway Transportation Asso.
citation OF New England, Inc. as
saying that between 5000 and TO-
600 tons OF notwithstanding food
stuffs and war-plant materials
were stalled on platforms OF nine
motor truck companies as a result
OF strike OF Connecticut and Mas
sachusetts drivers and helpers.
LOS ANGELES-AP-Gov. John
". Bricker OF Ohio. with his depar.
ture today for Phoenix. Ariz.. as the
final jump on his western tour.
schedule, appealed for a world free
press in his parting message to
Californians. The candidate for the
Republican presidential uomina-
ton planned abrief stop at Phoe-
nix before proceeding directly to
Columbus, o.
CINCINNATI-AP- Defense In
the court martial OF three AAF Of
ficers will complete its case today,
Col. Park Holland, counsel for one
OF the accused disclosed. The cour.
martial began April and is trying
LIT. Col. Frank c. Greulich and Mai.
Walter y. Ryan. both OF Detroit,
and Maj. William Bruckmann, mem
Der OF Cincinnati brewing family.
charging neglect of duty and con-
spiracy in inspection practices al
the Wright Aeronautical Corp.
plant in nearby Lockland, o.
CHICAGO-AP- Police OF Chi.
cago and Cook County, responding
10 pickup order. searched today
Tor Mat Capone, youngest brother
OF Al. the country's first public
enemy No. l." and who. said Police
Capt. Thomas Alcock, is wanted in
connection with the Staying of
James D. Larkin. gambler and for
mer horse trainer. Also object of
the widespread police hunt. said
capt Alcock, was Wally Sanders
q bartender employed in Matt Can.
ones tavern in suburban Cicero
where, he said, the 40 year old Lar.
Kin was fatally shot late Monday
night.
ANkARA- (Delayed) - (AP)-
Turkeys reply 10 the American and
British request for the Turks to
materially reduce their trade in
strategic materials with Germany
was delivered to the Allied emhas.
sizes Monday and understood to be
on the conciliatory side.
LONDON-Ap--DNB, the Ger.
man news agency, has proclaimed !
again that Rome is an open city and
suggested to Prime Minister canon |
de Valera of Fire that he induce |
britain and the United States To |
contribute toward its preservation |
Dy refraining from what the news |
agency described as "senseless" air I
attacks.
WASHlNGTON-AP-The War
Department reported today that /
Sl6o.O6 is the present annual cost
OF clothing, food and individual
equipment for a soldier, compared /
with total Of SJ0l06 a year ago.
MEMPHIS-AP- A series of
electrical shock treatments are be-
aug given Mrs. Albert Sanders Of
Jonesboro. Ark, in an effort to COM
bat a sneezing attack which has
persisted since April I. Attendants
SAID the treatments give the pa
tent 100 per cent relaxation Of
nerves. muscles and all body func-
tions.
ALBANY. y. Y.--AP-A New
York state-ordered increase of so
cents per hundredweight In the
producer price of fluid milk in the
Hudson-Mohawk marketing area
ls direct violation" OF Office of
Price Administration ceilings. Les
ter w Herzog. Albany district
OPA director, asserts
ALBANY. n. Y.-AP-Promin.
ent clergymen and laymen. headed
by the Most Rev. Francis J. Spill
man, archbishop of New York. and
former Governor Alfred +. Smith.
participated today in the celebra-
tlon OF the 25th anniversary OF the
installation OF the Most Rev. Ed
mund F. Gibbons as bishop OF the
Albany Catholic Diocese.
LONDON-AP--A group OF bus
drivers and conductors went on
strike today over a new summer
schedule, affecting several lines
east Of London. About 1000 Lon
don drivers and conductors staged
one-day protest strike over the
time tables Sunday. returning to
work early Monday.
MADRlD-AP-The foreign min.
fstry announced today that Ger
many had made satisfactory com.
pensation for the sinking OF the
3,720-ton Spanish passenger ship
Montegorbea in the Caribbean Sea
on Martinique on Sept 10. 1912.
The amount OF the indemnity was