The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-08

, Dor disaster. A former Judge OF the
Wayne County Circuit Court in De-
troit he has persisted in asking
full hearings into the sneak Japan
csc attack OF December 7, 1941.
WAsHINoToN-AP - The
oPA today removed all controls
over how much livestock may
be slaughtered. The agency
also dropped It's "falr dIstrlbu-
tlon plan, which required
slsuahterers to follow the same
geographic distribution pattern
In making shipments that they
used during the first quarter
Of 1914.
FLORENCE, S. C.-AP-Military
authorities and officials Of the
Eastern Air Lines investigating the
crash of big DC-3 transport
which brought death to 20 persons
near here said today the plane
might have been aflame before II
plowed into a dense swampland.
The plane, making the night run
. from Miami to New York, crashed
about 2 a. m. yesterday in a heay-
lily wooded cypress swamp about
eight miles northwest OF Florence
as the pilot searched for a place to
make an emergency landing.
DETROIT. Mich. - Henry
Ford today denied that official
Il "a ~.
Company withdrawal from the
Willow Run Bomber plant had
been given Local SO, UAW-
Clio. He failed to indicate when
such action might be expected.
GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. -
AP-The locomotive Of a Union Pa
cific passenger train that rammed
into the rear-end Pullmans of an
other westbound U. p, train last
e. night, injuring at least SO persons,
several severely.
WASHINGTON - AP-Congres.
sional leaders promised today to
!, set the nations clocks back an hour
by Sept. 80. They will do this by
having Congress abolish what is
known as daylight saving or war
time, under which the clocks were
moved ahead an hour in N942. The
idea then was to provide more day
time for war work.
\ WASHINGTON UP New ra-
dos are coming on the market
right now and within a few weeks
frequency meditation and televi-
sion sets also will be on sale, the
War Production Board said today.
At the same time a WPB official
revealed that restrictions on the
sale OF refrigerators to civilians
will be lifted by mid-October.
BELLE VERNON. Pa AP -
Frederick l. (Red) Hauser, a hus-
ky, freckle-faced discharged sailor,
confessed today to the brutal STAY
ing OF pretty, 17.year-old Anna
Elizabeth Dreyer, the Sunshine
Girl OF Fayette City.
NEW YORK-INs-Opening Of a
al-hour billeting office for American
business men in Paris at the Amer
lean Express Company's building
in the Rue Scribe was announced
today by the company.
NEW YORK-INS- The new
z7,00O-tUn aircraft carrier Lake
Champlain. which was host to 10000
civilian visitors during a six-day
stay IN New York, headed today for
Boston where It will hold another
open house" beginning Sept. IA.
NEW YORK-INS-Thirty-eight
mission boards and societies repre-
senting 10 Protestant denomina-
lions in the U. S. and Capada pro-
ceeded today with plans for joint
aid to Christians in Japan.
LONDON-NS-A Tangier dis
patch declared today that II was
"authentically" reported that all
Spanish troops will have been with
drawn from that North African
port within the next 4S hours. How
ever, this report added. a small
stan and number of Moorish
troops will remain to maintain
order.
ATLANTIC CITY-INS- Miss
New York City, Bess Myerson, WAS
: sure bet for a place in tonights
finals OF the annual Miss America
contest after winning a second war
bond In last nights competitions.
LONDON. -INS-A Daily Express
dispatch from the British occupa-
ton zone said today that an inten-
sified search for Adolf Hitler was
underway following persistent re-
ports he had been seen in the Ham
burg area with Deputy Fuehrer
Martin Bormann. The dispatch de-
clared the Russians remained con-
WINGED that Hitler did not die in
the ruins OF the Berlin Reichschan-
celery as reported.
U. 8. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Partly cloudy,
warm and humid tonight. Sunday
partly cloudy with scattered thun-
dershowers east portion. sCooler
west portion.
Highest temperature yesterday,
o.; lowest, sc.
Highest temperature one year
ago today, So; lowest, As.