The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-05


= closed today in a message outlining
the newspapers plans to reemploy
war veterans and retain war re-
placements.
NEW YORK-INS-The British
radio reported today that rioting
had broken out in Vienna and
\ other parts of Austria following
fGen. Dwight d. Eisenhower's APP
free themselves from the Nazis and
prevent Austria from being turn
ed into a German fortress.
NEW YORK-INS-Th town of
Berlin, Oregon had decided today
i,oto change its name on Oct. 2S to
Distomo in honor OF the small
Greek town of Distomo which fell
victim TO the rage OF the Nazis.
On June 10, last, the Nazis slaugh-
tered 100 men, women and chill
dren in Distomo, Greece in re-
prisal for the defeat of a German
regiment by Greek guerrilla fight
leNers.
PATERSON, n. J.-INS-A five
DAY strike at the Wright Aeronau-
tical Corporation woodbridge plant
which crippled production of en-
gines for BIS Superfortresses, end
ed today. The men returned to
~ work after the War Labor Board
= ordered the strike settled and fixed
a fifteen day grace period" dur.
ing which it was expected the
grievances will be settled
WINDSOR, Ont.-AP- Approx
imateiy 5000 students of Windsor's
five high schools who walked out
a Of classrooms Tuesday in protest
against the threatened discontin-
uance of football, returned to school
today with board OF education as
surance retention OF football would
be considered.
LONDON-AP-The British gov
eminent is not yet ready to re-
grease from war employment those
married women who wish to re-
turn to fulltime homework, Minis
ter OF Labor Ernest Bevin told
Commons today.
THE DALLES, Ore.-AP- Ten
tons OF section plates for Kaiser
ships are rolling daily from a seven
~week-old plant which has no roof
and walls on only two sides.
running on the I'VE wait for no.
thing" philosophy of Henry Kaiser,
has l75 persons working full time
even though the building isn't fin-
ished.
Z LONDON-AP- The Paris radio
said today the De Gaulle govern
ment named a tribunal of six
French generals to try Marshal
Henri Philippe Petain and so lead
ing members of his Vichy regime
on charges of treason and colab
Grating with the enemy. Gen.
, Charles Mast, active in the De
Gaulle regime in North America,
was placed in charge of the prelim
mary investigation, said the broad
cast.
PARIS-AP-The first American
motion picture to be shown before
civilians since the liberation of
of Manhattan
enthralled an audience at the fam
GUS Moulin Rouge yesterday, The
movie. starring Charles Boyer, was
a Hollywood remake by French
producer Julian Dumivier
LONDON-AP - The General
Council OF the Trades Union Con-
gress has recommended that key
industrial workers be demobilized |
first from Britain's armed forces
under a schedule that would allow |
no "wangling"
MOSCOW-AP- The official So |
Wet news agency, Tass, quoted
Geneva dispatch today as saying
- that Gen. Draja Mihailovic's daugh- !
ter has volunteered for service in |
Marshal Tito's Yugoslav Partisan
amy.
IOO ANU ne IlOi1l
cross on Evangelist Aimee Semple
McPherson's marble sarocophagus
in Forest Lawn Memorial Park will
be, her followers say, the largest
ever constructed here. Two car
loads OF flowers, most OF them
white, will form a cross $50 feet
wide and 600 feet long against the
sloaping hillside at burial services
next Monday. Her body will lie
in state at her church. Angelus
Temple, tomorrow, Saturday and
y Sunday.
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan Partly cloudy
and warm tonight and Friday.
Highest temperature one year
ago today 81: lowest 80.
Highest temperature this date in
. last ~ years So in 1922; lowest 80
4 in 1895.
Highest temperature yesterday
So lowest last night AZ.
The sun spts tOdav at 7.0Q N m