The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-03-18

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A. Farley, former Democratic ma
tional chairman who split with the
President on the third term issue,
speak here viewed his words as
q slap at the present national re-
gime. Farley spoke at a st. Pat
ricks day meeting of the Catholic
Club OF st. Louis in the Hotel JEFF
ferson.
MARION, Ind. National Selec-
tive Service headquarters were re-
ported here today to have prom
ised an immediate investigation
into complaints Of local farmers
that the Marion draft board had
used the threat OF military service
to try to coerce them into sign
ing up win the agricultural adjust
ment agency's crop program.
CAIRO. Egypt-AP- James NJ.
Lands, American director OF eco
nomic operations in the middle
east. said today the need for lend.
lease is decreasing in this area and
that the Arabian pipeline proposal
was at present only a domestic is
sue in the United States.
BUENOS AIRES. Argentina
AP-The last of the bankruptcies
born yesterday to Cello Giachino de
, Anguilli at a suburban Buenos Air
es hospital died today. The null
tlple birth occurred while verifi-
cation still was being sought for
the previously reported birth OF
quintuplets to we'll to do Argep-,
tine rancher and his wife.
MADRID, Spain-AP-A German
news agency dispatch today said
that Paris police, investigating a
series Of 25 deaths, had recovered
nine skeletons from a furnace and
a soundproof room filled with lime
and hung with mirrors so the vic
Tins death struggles could be
watched from another room. The
dispatch, which said the discover
les were made in Paris villa
owned by a sex-mad physician. did
not say whether the physician had
been arrested.
TOPEKA, Kas. -AP- All. NJ.
Landon in a statement today at
tackled the Arabian pipeline pro-
posal OF Interior Secretary Ickes
as New Deal economic imperial
ism in notorious hornets nest of
the world" '1ckes admits the gov
eminent will spend some $50 mil
lion dollars to build the Arabian
pipeline the 1886 Republican pres
idential candidate said.
MOBILE, Ala.-INS-Th death
Of Flight officer Robert j. Morton
OF Detroit, attached to the Mobile
Air Service Command. in an air
plane crash near Furvis, Miss, was
announced today. The accident &C.
Cured Thursday night while Nor
ton was flying a light cargo-type
plane from Dyersburg, Tenn, to
Mobile.
WHITBSBURG. Ky.-INS-John
Banks, 3S. a former soldier. Of Bull
Creek, KY, was held without bond
in Letcher County jail today on a
charge Of murder growing out of
the robbery staying Of Pearl Bowl
ing. &C.. rural mail carrier.
LEXINGTON, Ky.-INE- Trus-
tees OF the University OF Ken
lucky were sued by two alumni to-
day for recovery o. the money paid
Dean James Graham. of the school
of Engineering, while he was in
Washington doing government
work. The alumni were James
Molloy Of Lexington and Henry
Harper OF Midway, whose suit,
filed in Franklin circuit court,
sought to recover from the trustees
salaries paid Graham while he was
in washington rather than on the
Kentucky campus tending TO his
university duties.
BUBNOS AIRES ms United
Press franchises for the reception
and transmission OF news to and
from Argentina were cancelled to-
day as a result OF an order issued
hy the Argentine government