The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-16

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Washington to visit the president
and Mrs. Roosevelt, Col Elliott
Roosevelt, the presidents second
son. and his bride, the former Faye
Emerson, stopped here.
BATON ROUGE, La.-AP-Gov-
ernor James II. Davis announced
that he has obtained from the chan
Gerry court in Kinds County. Missis-
sippi, an order permanently enjoin-
ing James Cockrell from using the
professional name of Jimmie
Davis" as a professional musician.
composer and actor.
WASHINGTON-AP-The War
Production Board today removed
70 trictions on the manufacture of
metal windows. but established re-
strictions on their sale. Manufac-
turers now may sell metal windows
TO I'LL orders rated AA-5 or higher.
Formerly they were permitted to
manufacture windows fill such ord
ers.
HOLLYWOOD-AP 49, Veronica
Lake. bond film actress. and movie
director Andre De 10th will he
married in a private ceremony to-
night. The wedding will be held
in the Bel Air home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Gardner. 1t will be the
actress second marriage and De
Toth's first. She is %, he so.
WASHINGTON-AP- Finland s
rCw offer of s235,444 on its World
War one debt got the cold Shout
der from the United States. The
State Department apparently was
willing for. the installment to be
accepted when it came due yes
te"day-but the Treasury Depart
nent has baked. being unwilling
TO thaw out part of Finland's fro
zen funds in this country.
LOS ANGELES -AP- After A
day and a half OF quizzing pros
pective jurors in the Charlie Chap
lin paternity case, a trial jury still
hadn't been chosen and the whole
thing was dragging along on the
dull side as the court recessed for
the week end. The only color in
court yesterday was the American
flag behind the judge and the flow
cry red dress of one woman jury
candidate.
WASHINGTON -AP- Presi-
dent Rooseyelt's nominations for
six key State Department posi-
tons we're shunted onto a Senate
sidetrack today. The lawmakers
turned to debate confirmation OF
two surplus property board ap-
pointees amid persistent talk Of
a filibuster.
NEW YORK-AP-New Yorks
billion and a half pounds a year
meat eaters began to see signs to-
day of something on their platters
after Christmas, after all. Pros
poets for an occasional steak have
been far from rosy for months
But they grew even darker when
representative of 10000 butchers,
chatting under OPA regulations,
voted last Sunday to take a holi-
day. starting Dec. %, until condi-
items were improved.
ORAN, Algeria --AP- Bouaty
MCuloud Ahmed. a Senegalese SEN
try who shot and slightly wounded
Gen. Henri Giraud here last Aug.
81, has been sentenced to death by
n military tribunal. Members of
Giraud's encourage said the sentry
fired his rifle from about one-yard
range. At that instant Giraud had
TUNED his head. The bullet struck
HIN in the neck and came out
through the cheek.
NEW YORK-AP- Ernest Roe
Der. so. Greco-Roman wrestling
champion of the 90's, died Thurs
day night at his home in Queens.
Roeber was best known for his
match on April so, 1898 with Ish-
mael Nousouf, the terrible Turk,
at the Metropolitan Opera House
when no contest decision caused
4 riot
LONDON-AP- The Allies will
ban teaching in German schools
of military subjects or anything
dealing with the art of war;" Gen.
Eisenhower. told the German peo-
pie today in a message broadcast
by the Luxembourg radio.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan Snow flurries
and colder tonight. Sunday, cloudy
and not so cold.
Highest temperature yesterday,
SO: lowest last night, 16.
Highest temperature one year
ago today, %; lowest. 70.
Highest temperature this date in
last 70 years, SO in 1910; lowest, 3
in 1876.
Tho sun sets today at 6:O2 and
rises Sunday at S:55.
The moon sets today at 7:12 p.
m. and rises Sunday at 10:43 a. m.
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