The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-29


feetlve at midnight, tonight, so
that needs Of operators may be
reexamlned In the light Of sharp
ly reduced ALLEGATIONS and new
priority ratings. The agency 10
making the drastic move, II was
learned today, because eertifl-
Gates for about 100000 heavy
duty tires are in circulation,
while only 10000 castings will
be available in August.
COLUMBUS, DAP The Re-
publican standard bearers-Tho-
mas Z. Dewey and John w. Bricker
will cover the whole country
in their election campaign, Gov
ernor Bricker said here. Bricker.
who returned yesterday. from
two-day visit in Albany, N. Y, with
the Republican presidential nomi.
nee, party Chairman Herbert Brow
nell, Jr., and others, said they plan
ned to begin their campaign about
Sept /.
NEW YORK-INS- Wisconsin
Democrats were reported today by
the states Republican state chair
man to be supporting the Dewey
Bricker ticket. Thomas Coleman,
Wisconsin COP chief, after con-
ferring in New York with Herbert
Brownell, Jr., Republican national
chairman. declared that he had
been offered help from many Demo
Gratis in his state following the
Democratic national convention.
NEW YORA-INS-All mem
bers OF the New York Police De-
partment have been given a conf
dental order warning them to be
on the alert In case OF a sudden
announcement, IL was learned to-
day. Although nothing definite
was stated in the order, 1t was re-
garded as a warning against the
hysteria which gripped New York
after announcement OF the 1918
armistice.
RATION, N. M.-INS-An inves-
tigation was underway today to
determine the cause of an explos-
ion in a coal mine at Brilliant, N.
NJ, FIVE miles from Ration, which
took a total of six lives. All other
workers escaped unhurt.
IOWA CITY, Ia.-INS-Charg-
ing intolerance, "abuse OF pow
err. and lack OF freedom, Prof
Norman Forester. director OF the
University OF Iowa School of Let
tiers since its inception in 1880,
was disclosed today to have sub
mitted his resignation.
ROCHESTER,, Minn.-INS-Ail-
ing for the past three years. Sen.
Theodore G. Bilbo Cd Miss, was
a patient in ST. Mary's Hospital
today. He arrived in Rochester
yesterday for a physical checkup.
YwOoD-INs-- Film Ac-
tress Jean Parker today held a
fnal decree Of divorce from II.
Dawson Sanders, radio commenta-
tor.
HOLLYWOOD-INS Failure TO
make a boulevard stop In his auto
mobile had cost Actor Enrol Flynn
SIS today. Flynn pleaded guilty
to the traffic violation through his
attorney without making personal
appearance in court.
WITH THE Raj ON THE
EIGHTH ARMY FRONT IN ITALY
--AP-King George vi OF England.
on a tour OF the Italian battle
front, reviewed British pilots sta
toned with the Eighth Army to-
day and watched them take off
and return from a successful bomb
ing mission against a fuel dump
south OF Florence. only few miles
away.
LONDON-AP- Admiral Nicho-.
las Horthy. regent OF Hungary, has
promised the United States and
Great Britain that Hungary will
stop sending Jews to Nazi death
camps" and has offered to let
some leave the country. II was an
nounced today.
LONDON AF-
committee OF liberation in a broad
cast today over the Algiers radio,
threatened the Germans with re-
prisals within the Reich itself
some day II the Nazis commit afro
cities against the French popula-
ton.
NEW YORK-AP-Mrs. velva-
lee Dickinson, SO, doll dealer, plead
ed guilty yesterday in U. s. Dis
trict Court to charge of violat-
ing the wartime censorship law
by sending a coded letter to South
America. Judge stephen 8. Chand-
Ter, Jr., dismissed a second indict-
ment charging her with espionage.
He set Aug. IL for sentence.
LONDON-AP- The possibility
that even Field Marshal Erwin
Rommel, long regarded as q Hitler
favorite, might have a Nah party
member watching his moves was
suggested by a Berlin radio an
nouncement today that Maj. Gen.
Edgar Feutchtinger Is an aide to
Rommel. Feutchtinger, who is 40.
has in the past organized Nurnbefg
Nazi party spectacles and convert
ed captured French tanks TO Ger
man use.