The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-12-01

work in any ammunition plant IN
the country during the emergency.
The Veterans OF Foreign Wars
Post, sponsor Of the pledge, expects
to have 100 names by Saturday
when it will be submitted to the
War Manpower Commission.
WASHINGTON-AP- The third
Spanish Republic-dedicated to the
ousting of Generalissimo Franco
is due to be proclaimed at a meet
ing in Mexico City Jan. 10-Diego
Martinez Barrio, last president OF
the Spanish Republican parliament,
said in an interview that he has
called upon all Cortes (parliament)
deputies to attend and Join in the
proclamation.
WASHINGTON 49, APP - There
may yet be an investigation OF the
Justice Department controversy de-
spite a Senate committees deci-
son to drop the matter. Rep.
Noorhis (D-Calif) introduced a
resolution Thursday calling for
. probe of the feud between Attor-
ney General Biddle and Assistant
Attorney General Norman Littell
by the House Judiciary Committee.
CHISCAGO- British oppo-
sition to an American plan for at
taching five sky freedoms to a
world air accord left the United
States today with its proposal in a
bundle quite separate from other
achievements of the International
Civil Aviation Conference. The re-
suit represented something OF a
victory for the United Kingdom,
which would have preferred that
the freedoms not be presented in
any form, and to some degree
setback for the United States,
which had hoped to give the ideals
the prestige Of attachment to the
forthcoming convention.
WASHINGTON APP Edward
r. Stettinius. Jr., takes over as sec
rotary Of state today, backed by an
overwhelming Senate vote OF con
fidence. The handsome, white
haired -undersecretarY who steps
into Cordell Hull's shoes for what
looks like the toughest cabinet JOB
Of President Rooseyelts fourth
term. now has only to take the oath
of office formally.
ATHENS-AP- Millions OF leaf
LET'S ordering disbanding. Of all
cuerillas by Dec. 10 will be drop
ned over Greece tomorrow by order
q British Maj. Gen. r. NJ. Scoble'
commanding Allied forces in the
Kingdom. Scobie said he was con
WINGED that terrorization and sup
pression of free speech and press
still existed in many parts OF
Greece and that this prevents
equitable distribution OF food and
relief supplies
LONDON-AP-More than $50
pints of whole blood now reach Eu-
ropean battle areas daily from the
United States through regular
plane delivery service, air transport
command headquarters said TO-DAY.
The service began Aug. q.
PARIS-AP-The II members of
The military committee of the l. 5.
House of Representatives have be
gun their, inspection Of American
military operations in France with
a tour of rehabilitated supply ports.
DETROIT-AP-R. ]. Thomas,
pres Hent OF the United Automobile
Workers (CIO), said today that the
union had sought the Federal Com
uunicat;ons Commissions permits
sion to operate frequency modula-
lion radio stations in Detroit, Flint,
Cleveland, Los Angeles, Chicago
and Newark! Thomas said the
LAW would not open the stations
Until additional radio broadcast
ing equipment becomes available
after the war.
CHUNGKING -AP- A source
close to Generalissimo Chang Kai-
shek r.diculed today a report pub
lished in London that Chang and
hir wife had separated. This source
said the report was malicious and
riendacious and should be thorough
" discrcdited.
NEW ORLEANS-AP-AFL lead
crs took the first steps today to-
ward carrying out a program for
national and international labor
unity laid down by the 64th annual
convention, which adjourned last
night. Top objective as outlined
BIZ President William Green in &C
ccpting his 21st term at the head Of
tho federation, is peace with the
CIO and John L. Lewis United Mine
Workers.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan Snow flurries
-MczL and north portions tonight
Temperatures falling to near 10
above tonight. Saturday partly clou
dy and continued cold.
Highest temperature yesterday
81. lowest last night 81.
Highest temperature one year