The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-03

tHe olnCe Two years ago, mas been
nominated for state printer on the
Republican ticket-even though
he's with the Red Cross, some
where in Italy.
LONDON-AP-Herbert Morri-
son, minister of home security, to-
day announced British double sum.
mer time would be extended from
Aug. l3 to Sept. II. At the same
time he doused recently aroused
hopes OF Britons that the black
out might be ended by telling the
House of Commons that such a
change would mot be desirable at
the present time"
WASHINGTON-AP-The Sen
ate's War Investigating Committee
was called into special session to-
day I'll a. m. EWT) with Republi-
, can members as we'll as Demo
Gratis urging Senator Truman Cd
Mo- to continue as chairman. I'VE
are going to do our best to defeat
Harry for vice president by elect
ing Governor John w. Bricker on
thp DCNGg OtudlOI bTeWS-
ter (R-Me.) said, but we want him
to continue as chairman of the
/, committee"
LONDON-AP- Adolf Hitler's
own newspaper, The Voelkischer
Beobachter, was quoted in a Berlin
news broadcast today as declaring
the German army is now "a Nazi
army and will be run by Nazi
laws"
NEW YORK-AP-- China will
ask the return of Manchuria, For
mosa and the Pescadores in its
peace terms with Japan, says DR..
II. II. Kung, vice premier OF
China. In broadcast last night
with Commentator Henry J. Taylor,
he declared Japan must disgorge
J all her territorial conquests. She
must restore independence to
Korea"
LONDON-AP-King George vi
returned TO Britain by air today
after Today absence during which
he toured the battlefelds in Italy
and reviewed various Allied forces
. there. Both the return and out
bound trips were uneventful. Es-
corted by fighters, the Kings big
plane landed in Italy July "a. The
plane arrived in England again to-
day at a. m.
WASHINGTON-AP- Nineteen
officers and men were lost in the
} airplane crash at an unnamed Paci-
fic base last Monday in which Rear
Admiral Charles p. Cecil was kill.
ed, the Navy announced Wednes-
day night. In addition to Cecil, the
onetime commander of the cruiser
Helena, were nine other naval of
ficers, three Army officers and a
sixman Pan-American Always
; crew. Among the naval officers
was 1t. Walter S. Clifford, Jr.. &C.
year old son Of the p. esident OF the
American Telephone and Telegraph |
Company.
PORTLAND, Ore.-AP-A map
guided treasure hunt in an old |
house occupied for many years by
elderly bachelor brothers, now
dead, has yielded $4,000 in gold and
silver coins, and an estimated ST. |
900 to $4,000 more is believed |
buried in the premises. the Oregon |
ian said today. The attorney handl- !
ing the estate is maintaining secre-
cy to protect the premises from vol |
unteer treasure hunters, the news
paper said.
WASHlNGTON-AP-- A three
man subcommittee, two of whose |
members recently were defeated |
for denomination In the face OF CIO |
opposition. was named today to |
make a Dies Committee investiga-
ton OF the CLOS Political Action
= Committee (PAC). From his home
in Texas. Chairman Dies CD sent
word that the investigation, a con.
tlnuance OF an earlier inquiry by
the House Committee on I'm
American Activities, would be
made by Reps. Starnes (D-Ala)
Costello (D.Cal.) and. Thomas Or.
MI or Busbey (R-Ill0.
MOSCOW-AP - The Ukraine
State Atrocities Committee charged
today that 10000 patients died in
a German hospital at Slavuta. about
100 miles west Of Kiev, during the
two years of Nazi occupation. The
committee charged that German
doctors Intentionally spread infec-
tiors diseases by herding new pa
tients at gunpoint into room
where 1.s00 were already dying Of
typhoid and tuberculosis.
LONDON-AP-The German-con-
controlled Paris radio said today
that Laurence Steinhardt L. S. Am
bassador TO Turkey. left Ankara
Wednesday for the United States.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Hot with thundershowers late in
afternoon.
Highest temperature yesterday,
SO. lowest temperature yesterday.
70.
Sun rises today at 6:2s and sets
At s:4s.
Pollen count, s. '