The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-09


day, will not be included in
the new government. The
marshal was said to feel he
had performed his duty in head
ing a government during the
interim between Mussollnl's
fall and the Allied Liberation
OF Rome.
WASHINGTON-AP- The Of
flee Of Price Administration today
established price ceilings for the
first time for fresh apricots, plums,
sweet cherries and Italian prunes.
The schedule, It said, will mean
retail prices Is to IS per cent I'M
der last years.
PORTLAND, Ore.-AP- Port
lands week-long taxicab strike may
be broken by organization of a
new fleet of so cabs. Mayor Earl
Riley has disclosed. Developments
included orders from the Office of
Defense Transportation cancelling
gas rations of the three idle cab
companies and another union vote
to remain off the Job.
MEXICO CITY-AP-President
Avila Camacho sent a cablegram
to King George Thursday congra-
tulating him on his birthday. The
message: Am sending to Your Ma
Jesty my most affectionate congra-
tulations on the occasion to ex-
press the admiration with which
the Mexican government and peo-
pie are following, in these moments
OF such transcendent Importance
for humanity. the efforts OF the
heroic soldiers of Great Britain,
for whose rapid victory most ferv-
entity pray"
CHARACTERISTIC Candidate
for whom Illinois SO delegates will
cast their votes at the Republican
National convention was left unde-
termined today following a caucus
OF the delegation. Decision TO keep
the delegation unpledged for the
present was made, 1t was said, to
permit freedom OF action by the
Illinois leaders when the deie-
gates from other states begin arriv-
ing for the convention which opens
in Chicago June rs.
ALBUQUERQUE, N. M.-INS -
Army officials at Kirkland Field
investigated today the crash of a
B-24 bomber in which four crew
members were killed. The plane
crashed and burned on a runway
during take-off.
LAS VEGAS, Nev.-INS- Kay
Kyser and Georgia Carroll. singer
in his orchestra, we're honeymoon
ing today. Kyser and Miss Carroll
started for Las Vegas, New, from
Hollywood Thursday and were Civ
en- a ticket for speeding shortly az
ter crossing the state line. Then
the arresting officers escorted the
couple the rest OF the way to Las
Vegas and acted as witnesses at
the wedding ceremony.
NEW YORK-INS- Restaurant
employers and employees, from the
bus-boy to the cook. and the pa
irons they serve will undergo a
year OF scientific scrutiny with the
aiil of lettering human relations
in the industry, the National Res
taurant Association announced to-
day. The association will sponsor
the research study OF the restau-
rant business which will be made
by the University OF Chicago, Frank
]. Wiffler, executive vice president,
said at a board of directors meet
ing.
LISBON-AP-The Nazis are
counting heavily on the Czechoslo-
vakian arms industry to maintain
an uninterrupted flow of munitions
to the western front, judging from
articles appearing in German pub
locations reaching Portugal Nazi
propagandists are taxing pains to
assure the German public that all
is we'll and that factories are hum
ming in the great arsenal OF GEN.
trail Europe-particularly in view
OF the widespread destruction OF
factories inside Germany itself.
LONDON-AP-The Berlin radio
said today that Premier TOTO OF
Japan had sent a message to Adon
Hitler expressing complete conf
dence in the victory OF German
arms over the British-Aemrican in
yaders."
NEW YORK-AP-Words can
kill people, especially elderly per.
sons, DR.. Malford w. Thewlis OF |
Wakefield. r. l., told the American
Geriatrics Society holding its Sec
ond annual meeting here today.
Geriatrics is the medical and scien-
tifc name for the physical and |
personality changes In growing
old and for their little.understood |
causes. The aim OF the society |
is to find the causes. so that peo-
pie may perhaps live longer, but |
certainly may remain more vigor.
Gus. There are words which real |
ly kill patients" said DIR. Thewlis;
they dwell on them and shorten
their lives by worry. Cancer Is the
most dreaded word in the language.
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Cloudy tonight
and Saturday with showers In
south and Central Portions. Not
much change in temperature. Gen.
tie to moderate winds.
Highest temperature yesterday
IS: lowest last night 81.
Highest temperature one year