The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-31

nominee will stick with his adopt
ed party.
WASHINGTON-INS- An I'm.
portant change in Anglo-American
plans for the military occupation
OF Germany is understood today
to be under consideration by the
American and British governments.
1t is now proposed that American.
British and other western Euro
pean Allied forces should Jointly
occupy two thirds OF German ter
ritory in the west.
INSTRUMENTATION Paas.
ikivi, former prime minister and
Finland's chief negotiator, today
denied reports from Stockholm that
he had come to Helsinki from his
country estate to take part in a
peace mission. Paasikivi told the
Helsinki correspondent OF the
Swedish press service that his visit
TO the capital was routine, and said
"rumors connecting me with peace
moves are totally false"
WASHINGTON-INS- An econ
omy minded House was expected
to ride roughshod today over
amendments designed to liberal.
lie the Senate-approved' George
bill for postwar rehabilitation and
reconversion. The measure con-
tinues the Office of War Mobili-
cation for one year after the war,
sets I'D a federal fund from which
states can borrow to maintain
their unemployment compensation
systems and authorizes federal
loans to public agencies to slim
ulate planning for postwar pub
lie works.
NEW YORK-INS- The famous
baritone voice OF Martial Jean
Paul Singher, a member of the
Metropolitan Opera Association,
will not echo through the portals
of his new New York apartment.
Singher signed an agreement today
with his noise-hating landlady,
Mrs. Harry Goodstein, to abstain
from practicing for 80 days.
PARIS-AP- The French ma
tional committee OF liberation has
announced formation Of provis-
ional French government. 1t is
headed by Gen. Charles De Gaulle,
as president of council and includes
some Communists and men whose
identity is cloaked in assumed
war names.
PAWLING, N. Y.-INS- Repub-
llcan leaders said today that the
schedule for Coy. Dewey's Septem'
Der tour to'the Pacific coast demon.
strates his determination to enter
the crucial closing weeks OF the
campaign With the party solidly
united behind his drive for the
White House. When the Republican
presidential nominee returns to Al
bany on Sept. %, he will have
talked with representative leaders
from all sections OF the United
States, with the exception OF the
deep South.
BUFFALO, n. Y.-AP-Officials
OF several western New York cities
and towns have decided to delay
the reopening OF schools because OF
the infantile paralysis epidemic.
Late openings are set for Akron,
Angola, Eden, Lancaster, Batavia,
Tonawanda. Sloan. Grand Island,
Cheektowoga, Kenmore, North
Tonawanda, and Buffalo. Erie
County's total number of cases rose
to 713 last night, with 432 in the
city Of Buffalo.
WASHINGTON-INS - Govern
ment seizure of seven struck coal
mines in Western Pennsylvania
was awaited today as the walkout
appeared likely to spread immedi-
ately to five other mines in that
state and later to approximately 20
pits producing high grade coal vital
to steel output.
LAMAR, Mo.-UP-The Demo-
cratic party launches its active
campaign for a fourth term tonight
when its vice presidential candi-
date, Sen. Harry s. Truman, broad
casts 10 the nation from this little
town OF his birth. Truman said his
address would be filled with facts
which include plenty OF reasons
why the Democrats should be re-
elected" The occasion was Tru-
mans official acceptance OF his
nomination as President Roose-
velts running mate.
SUPREME HEADQUARTERS,
AEF- INS-An official announce
ment disclosed today that Gen.
Dwight d. Eisenhower, commander
tn.chief OF Allied forces in western
Europe, has returned to Supreme
Headquarters in London.
WASHINGTON AP- whether
dependency. length Of service or
character OF service shall deter.
mine the order OF discharges from
the armed forces after the war Is
n matter for the War Department
10 decide. shapers OF congressional
military policy asserted today.
They made their views known as 1t
was reported on Capitol Hill that
the War Department Is putting the
finishing touches on a demobiliZa.