The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-04-22

eiety today had the approval of~the
executive board OF the American
Federation OF Musicians headed by
James c. Petrillo. The board, which
is the court Of last appeal within
the union, approved the findings OF
Local 500 OF the Federation that
the dismissals were legal and said
there was no evidence that the
Philharmonic had engaged in any
antl-union activity.
HAMILTON, Bermuda -AP-
Statements by spokesman for both
the American and British delega-
tions comforting here on the Euro.
pean refugee problem indicated
today that a pattern for rescue
of at least some OF the victims OF
Nazi persecution was beginning to
emerge after three days OF infor-
NAL discussion.
BOGOTA. Colombia-AP- Vice
President Henry A. Wallace pre-
scented President Roosevelt's greet
ings to the Colombian people here
last night and then in an hour
long address said he was convinc.
ed the world was destined to be-
come united and peaceful.
LONDON -AP- Herbert II.
Lehman. United States Director
of Foreign Relief and Rehabilita-
ton, talked today with King Peter
of Yugoslavia and continued his
conferences with United States
Ambassador John G. Winant and
with Sir Frederick Leith-Ross,
British director general of the min
istry of economic warfare.
NEW DELHI --AP--A federal
court ruled invalid today a sec.
tion OF the defense of India regu-
lations under which some 5000
prisoners, including leaders OF the
Congress (NationalisD party, were
detained in connection with last
years disturbances.
NEW YORK-INS- Warning of
further atrocities such as the exc
cution of some of the American
flyers who ,raided Japan, Nine.
Chang Kai Shek today called for
the defeat OF the Nipponese "ut-
terly and soon. In a statement
expressing her horror at the exc
cution of the American airmen,
Nine. Chang said that the act
should steel the determination of
the United Nations to bring i'm
mediately to task the enemy who
knows no law but burial force.
WASHINGTON - ms - Sena-
tors who heard owl Director FL
mer Davis conduct a press con-
ference and then grilled him in a
secret session today split violent
ly on the value Of his work. Dav.
Is vigorously defended his agency
both from charges that it is large
~ a waste OF taxpayers money and
that il is being used for propagan-
da purposes to foster the Roose-
Welt foreign policy and discredit
Congress.
JERU SALEM-(Delay - UP
Archbishop Francis ]. Spellman
OF New York arrived today and
was met by Lowell c. Pinkerton,
L. S. consul general, and Catholic
Church dignitaries. He was &C
companied by Francis Singleton.
senior Catholic chaplain for the
u. S. Air Force in the Middle East.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS govern.
ment circles said today they were
"inexpressibly shocked by the exc
cution OF American airmen by the
Japanese. President Roosevelt's
announcement OF the executions
was displayed in British morning
newspapers second only to news
OF the advance of the British eighth
army.
LONDON-UP-Pope Plus will
make an important speech Satur-
day when he grants an audience to
10000 Catholics, radio Vichy said
today. The Axis-controlled station
said Vatican diplomatic representa-.
tives had been invited to hear him.
WASHINGTON-UP- American
Army fliers. striving to blast the
Japanese out OF their Aleutians
foothold. dumped at least $50 tons
of bombs on Kiska during the first
10 days OF April, air experts esti.
mated today.
NEW YORK-UP-The aircraft
industry Ia operating on a sche.
dule calling for nearly 1000 air.
planes this month and even more
next month, according to Donald
z. Nelson, chairman OF the War
Production Board
LONDON-INS-Prime Minister
Winston Churchill told the House
OF Commons today that he did not
consider II necessary to arrange
an alternative invasion warning
signal now that the ban on ringing
OF church bells had been relaxed.