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

LONDON -AP-- The Moscow
radio announced yesterday that
the New Soviet minister 10 Eth
iopia. Viktor Kozlov, had present
ed his credentials 20 Emperor Halle
Seiassie in Adds Ababa.
PHOENIX, Ariz.-AP-A prelim-
mary investigation Of the wrecked
Santa Fe Chief which piled UP
Monday 20 miles west OF Flagstaff,
Ariz.. disclosed no evidences OF
sabotage, X. p. Kramer. Federal
Bureau OF Investigation agent at
Phoenix. reported after q trip to
the scene yesterday.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.-AP-
There Is such a critical shortage OF
doctors at the state tuberculosis
sanitorium In Mt. Vernon. Mo. that
the Missouri eleemosynary board
will start employing private ply
sicians for part time work. The
board said in Its report yesterday
that even though 200 Of the hos
pitfalls 7s5 beds were empty. pa
tients were being turned away be.
cause OF the lack of doctors.
WASHINGTON-AP- The two
labor vice chairmen OF the War
Production Board have recommend.
cd an Immediate start on civilian
goods manufacture where men and
materials are available, II was
learned today. They say that mu-
nitions cutbacks already have Gre
ateG some unemployment.
LONDON-AP-A Berlin broad
cast asserted today that a British
cruiser Of the Aurora class (5,270
tonS and additional shipping to-
falling 10000 tons had been sunk
In naval action off the Normandy
invasion coast yesterday. The
broadcast, totally without confirma-
ton, gave no details.
ST. JOSEPH. Mich.-UP- Lee
Johnson. II. cleared OF murder
charges in the shooting of his ~
year old playmate. Clair Banta,
June -, was held In the Juvenile
Detention home today awaiting
trial on charges Of burying and
concealing q human body.
WASHINGTON,-(AP)-The Of
nee OF Price Administration an.
nounced last night that all 1912
automobiles priced UP to $4,000
Will be rationed on the same basis
OF essentially an are popular low.
er priced hard-top cars. The strict
err ration control for higher-priced
models, both hard-top and soft
top convertibles becomes etfec-
tive July II.
NEW YORK -QNS)-- Every
strike was labelled a tank trap
in the path of our invading armies"
by Attorney General Francis
Biddle today. at is not hard to
understand the bitterness of sold.
iers and sailors reading of strikes
at home, while they fight and die
abroad" Biddle said, "the resent.
ment against strikes already SO
marked among soldiers today, will
not die down when they return"
NEW YORK Inns New
York City's finest" were on an
intensive search today for a light
fingered employee at police head
quarters who helped himself to
tin box containing S402.75 in cash
and $3.50 In war bonds. The box
had been placed in a police de-
partment safe but the safe appar-
emily had been left open.
WASHINGTON -QNS)-- The
Republican congressional food
study committee, it was learned
today, will issue a report tomor.
row placing much Of the blame for
the 'muddled" food situation on
what it. terms President Rocse-
velts refusal to relinQuish person
al control OF the problem.
DETROIT, -UNS)- Two BAN
dts who within ten minutes OF
each other committed two holdups
netting them S6,607 were sought
by Detroit police today. One of the
bandits snatched a purse contain
ing S5,60S from Anne Chikos, %,
daughter OF Steve Chikos, "a. an
operator OF beer garden at 1876
Anderson. At 2.30 p. IT. yesterday.
10 mimi es later, a bandit wearing
smoked glasses, escaped from the
office of the City Finance Co, IN
the Majestic building. He took
1899 from the safe and two cash
boxes after forcing the staff to
lie on the floor at the point OF a
gun.
Keep Faith, Buy More Bonds
v. s. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Partly cloudy
tonight and Saturday. Thunder.
showers north portion tonight and
showers north and west portions
Saturday. Continued warm except
cooler north and west portions
Saturday.
Highest temperature yesterday
80; lowest last night 81.
Highest temperature one year
ago today IS; lowest SO.
Highest temperature this date In
last Il years 81 in 1894; lowest IS
in 1894. g.
The sun sets today at $40 D.
m. and rises Saturday at 500 a.
m.
The moon rises today at 1888