The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-07

o. WASHlNGToN- AP-Gard-
ner Ackley Of Ann Arbor, Mich.
has been appointed as econom-
lie advisor TO the Director Of the
office Of Price Administrations
consumer goods price division,
II was announced today.
LONDON -AP- The Germans
accomplished today that Allied can
Inc reinforcements were cramping
their style on the western front.
THE Allies have set up special
police troops with sleuth-dogs TO
counter our reconnaissance forma-
tions,' a broadcast said.
LONDON -AP- The German
Transocean agency, quoting an Is
tanbul dispatch said in broad
cast today the town of Aiyalik, on
the Aegean Coast, was almost de-
stroyed by an earthquake Friday
morning and that at least so per-
sons were killed at lzmir.
= SAN JOSE, Costa Rica--AP-A
United States soldier of fortune,
listed by the Costa Rican govern
ment as jeremiah Francis Barry,
a former u. S. marine, was arrest
ed and interned last night on
charges of participating in an I'M
successful attempt to unseat Mica
raguan President Anastasio So
>rSuazo.
LONDON --AP- The German
navy is preparing to scuttle its
ships in Aegean harbors, a Ger
man Transocean agency naval com
mentator said today.
b. PARIS-AP-A rainy day cos
$Tume, including an umbrella of the
same material as the dress and
funny little black goldbuttoned
boot, was the feature of yester-
days show by Lucien Lelong. The
emphasis on the weather reflected
the present lack OF transport in
Paris.
W NEW YORK-AP- Wendell L.
Willkie, i'll with a throat infection
and a slight lung congestion, was
reported by his physician, DR.. Ben
jamin Salzer. last night to be rest
ing comfortably at the Lenox Hill
Hospital.
4 ATLANTIC CITY-AP-On the
y most optimistic assumption" a
seventh war loan will be required
after the sixth which will begin
Nov. 20, Treasury Secretary Nor
genthau said today.
WASHINGTON AP - United
Nations officials now expect that
srhe Soviet sponsored Polish liberia
ton committee may have full con-
troll OF distributing relief supplies
in liberated areas of Poland. A
United Nations relief and rehabil-
itation administration commission
probably will be sent into the area
to estimate needs and TO work out
plans for distribution.
WASHINGTON INS-A plan to
enable Great Britain to keep step
with the United States in recover
sion to peace-time industry, Off
cials disclosed today, has been
brought to Washington by Lord
Keynes, economic adviser to the
British treasury.
USALINAS, Calif.-AP-A jury
OF eight women and four men prob
ably will begin celebrating early
next week the fate of socially-prom-
Andrews.
charged with the murder OF l9-
year-old Jay Lovett Superior Judge
>AH. G. Jorgensen Friday recessed
ihe case until Monday.
SOUTH SHIELDS, England-AP
"A. V. Alexander, first lord OF the
admiralty, said today that the Roy
al Navy already had formidable
fleet in the Indian Ocean and that
plans to move warships to the Paci-
&c were going ahead rapidly.
HOLLYWOOD AP Arthur
Lake. the "Dagwood" OF the films,
has a new baby daughter. Mrs.
Patricia Van Cleve Lake gave birth
10 the baby, weighing eight pounds
and four ounces, at Good Smaritan
Hospital Friday. The parents
named her Marion Rose.
~
PATRAI. Greece--(Delayed) -
APP Panayotis Kanellopoulos,
Greek minister OF reconstruction,
took over as administrator OF the
liberated peloponnesus today with
n pledge that shouted demands for
"democracy-rule by the people"
would be considered. King George
~ OF Greece has announced that
he will not end his exile until his
people ask him to return.
wASHINGTON-AP - Senator
Willis (R-Ind). believing It "un-
wise" for the President to attend
the world peace conference in per
son. suggested today that the Chief
I~f,xecutive appoint the Secretary Of
State or "a commissioner with the
same relative position" as his rep
resentative.
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Mechanically cloudy
in the South. Cloudy with occa-
S>eional light rains in north portion
Ffonight Sunday partly cloudy;
cooler tonight and Sunday.