The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-02
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Il L0U NCWS
LEYTE, Philippines-AP- The
nrst shipment OF food and clothing
f.om the United States were placed
on sale in the Liberated Philip
pines area today under price cell
ings fixed by the commonwealth
government. Substantial qualities
OF rice, canned meats, pork and
beans. cookinT fats, -four and hard
candy are on sale with milk, sugar
and salt to be available shortly.
LONDON-AP-The Moscow ra-
do said today that efforts TO form
a new Polish government-in-exile
which could deal with Russia in
seeking a solution to the Polish
problem have failed. The reac-
tion expressed in the Moscow
! oadcast might mean the quick
demise OF the new Polish cabinet.
former In London under the leader
ship OF TomasZ Arciszewski.
LONDON-AP-A French broad
cast announced today the accident
al death OF Madame Malraux, wife
of the celebrated French writer,
Andre Malraux. and a novelist her
self, but did not say when or
where it occurred. MalrauX, long
identified with the FIJI, is, now
serving as a soldier in the Nosges
Mountains.
MOSCOW-AP-The Newspaper
Izvestia asserted today that the re-
cent reorganization OF the Chung
king government had not eased
China's internal political situation
and that the dangerous policy of
"reactionaries and capitulators has
not been eradicated."
WASHINGTON-AP- Not to be
outdone by the House Military Com
mittee which = in Europe inspect
ing the Army, the House Naval AT
fairs Committee takes off Wednes-
day to inspect the Navy in the
Pacific.
T LONDON-AP-The press free
dom campaign conducted by Kent
Cooper, executive director of the
Associated Press, was attacked yes
te.day by a British weekly maya
zine, The Economist, with a sug-
gestion that his program might al
low news agencies ito dominate
the world"
GRAND RAPIDS -AP-- Don
Charles Devault, % year old. chem
istry instructor in a California uni
versity. was sentenced by Federal
Judge Fred NJ. Raymond yesterday
to serve three years and six months
In prison. Deyault had pleaded
nolo contendere when arraigned
on a grand jury indictment charg-
ing him with refusal to perform
TASK camp for conscientious OBJ
jectors.
CHICAGO-AP-The work of the
nations farm boys and girls in war
time along with food production
line commanded spotlight attention
today as hundreds gathered for the
annual All Club and third wartime
Chicago market fat stock show
LONDON=AP--P Princess Eliza
beth, carrying out her first import
j. ant public duty alone, has launch
ed Britain's mightiest battleship.
The ceremony marked the first ap-
pearance Of the Is year old prin-
cess personal standard, made for
her by the Royal Navy.
LOS ANGELES-AP- The Civil
Aeronautics Board will conduct
hearings in an effort to determine
the cause OF the Transcontinental
and Western Passenger Airliner
crash which cost the lives Of seven
persons yesterday. The plane. en-
route from San Francisco, crashed
into the soft ground of a walnut
grove near Van Nuys during
dense fog when it was just six miles
from the Lockheed air terminal at
Burbank. Twenty three were
"'Odih TiAtStH were INJURED IN
Guiding Mayor Harley Knox of San
Diego, and one, man came out un-
scathed except for shock.
LONDON -AP- The London
Times, calling Generallissimo Fran
cisco Francois Spanish regime lin.
creasingly insecure" said today
there is a danger that when a
change comes it will take the form
Of a catastrophe upheaval which
may we'll result in civil war"
), HOLLHWOOD-AP-Cecil B. de
Mile, film and radio producer. has
until just one hour before his reg.
ulsr air show goes on a week from
next Monday to pay a 81 union as
sessment or be suspended and bar.
red from the air. So far de Mile
has refused to pay the assessment
levied by the American Federation
OF Radio Artists for a campaign to
defeat a proposed state constitu-
ticnal amendment at the Nov. Z
election.
WASHINGTON Up A beef
less. baconless, buterless, cigaret.