The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-29

on and chased past the Hotel
Scribe, headquarters OF Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower in Paris.
The man was pursued along the
Boulevard Des capucines into
the Place De L'Opera subway
station, where he was killed.
Details Of the incident were
censored.
BURTON-ON-TRENT, Eng. -AP
A physician who had been work
ing steadily for more than SO hours
at the scene Of Mondays bomb de-
pot disaster said today rescue work
might have to be abandoned as the
task of reaching buried men APP
peared hopeless. The men buried
in the dump" he said, ARE covered
by thousands of tons of earth. 1t
would take weeks to reach some of
the galleries" Only a relatively
few bodies were recovered in all
night labors. II still is feared the
number OF dead might exceed 100.
quarters reported today that Pre-
mier-designate Jan Kwapinski had
failed to form a new Polish cabinet
and would submit his resignation to
President Wladyslaw Raczkiewicz.
Belief that Stanislaw Mikolajczyk
would be asked to make another at
tempt to form a cabinet was dimin-
ishing in Polish quarters.
MOSCOW-AP-The Soviet news
agency Tass reported today that
the trial OF six German officials of
the Majdanek determination"
camp drew crowd of more than / :
500 Poles to the special court in
Lublin's soldiers house" The
state appointed five lawyers to de-
fend the Germans, who face charg-
es punishable by death.
HOLLYWOOD-INS- The death
OF Evelyn Bostock, English actress
apparently as result of having
drunk cleaning fluid by mistake
at film studio party, was under
inquiry by sheriff's investigators
today. The probe was touched off
when the undertaken to whom Mrs
Bostock's body was sent informed
the coroner.s Office that a man later
identified as studio associate APP
peared at the funeral establishment
two days before her death to make
arrangements "for a woman who
isn't dead YETI.
LANSTNG-AP--A question whe-
Their members OF the present legis
lature will go out OF office on Jan.
/ or on Jan. 3 arose today to com
plicate the question OF whether
Michigan needs a new soldier.vote
law for the spring election. Secre-
tary of State Herman II. Dignan
said he expected 1t would arise at
meeting Of Republican state ad-
ministrative officials and state sen.
ators here tonight
WASHINGTON-INS-Rep. Dew
ey Short (R) Mo, who introduced
a Joint resolution demanding that
the Army Navy reports on the Pearl
Harbor disaster be turned over to
Congress, charged today that "some.
body, somewhere" does not want
the truth known nor the story told.
Shorts resolution would require
the Secretaries Of War and Navy to
transmit to Congress the findings
OF boards of inquiry set up to probe
the Pearl Harbor catastrophe and
to begin proceedings Immediately
against such persons as the facts
Inlay Justify"
OTTAWA-lNS- The Canadian
House OF Commons was to resume
public sittings today on the con-
troversial overseas draft issue as
reports from northern British Co.
llmbia told of new demonstrations
against CONSUMPTION. The public
sessions follow a prolonged secret
session OF Commons last night
which adjourned at IL p. m. after
meeting for six hours although
Prime Minister w. l.. Mackenzie
King had announced he expected
the secret debate TO last only an
hour.
LONDON-AP-King George VI
opening the tenth consecutive ses.
sion OF the current Parliament
said today that Britain intends IN
reinforce as rapidly as possible
the United Kingdom forces" now
fighting against Japan.
MENlCO CITY-1NS- The pos
sibility that the city OF FL Paso
Texas, might be coded TO Mexico
along with other border territory
or that, instead, sections of a diff
ferent area be granted the Mexi.
cans in settlement OF the disputed
"Chamizal" claim was expressed
today by Foreign Minister Ezequeil
PaCilla. Padilla has Just returned
from a visit to the disputed area
where he discussed the case with
border commission.
w. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Snow flurries
tonight and Thursday. Colder late
tonight and Thursday.
Highest temperature yesterday,
80; lowest last night. So.
Highest temperature one year
ago today, 80; lowest, 81
Highest temperature this date I'm
last ~ years, S. in 1871; lowest,
i'm 1929.
The sun sets today al sos p. m
and rises Thursday az $40 a. m.