The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-21


hands Of Admiral Ernest J.
King, Navy commander in chief,
for a determination OF its ef-
feets on military security. Sub
ject OF much political debate,
including assertions by Rep.
Mas (R-Minn.) that II was be-
ing withheld for political reas'
ons, the report Vas delivered to
Navy Secretary Forrestal yes
terday. labeled in part as top
secret"-hlghest naval security
classification.
WASHINGTON-INS- The Ne
tional Housing Agency estimated
today that construction OF twelve
million 600 thousand non-farm
houses and apartment units will be
required in the first postwar dec
ade to meet the needs OF American
families and to make substantial
progress in replacing substandard
structures with good homes.
Observation-Disclosures Min
lister Churchill and Premier
Stain made important prog
ress toward settling the Polish
dispute, reached an agreement
on the remaining points In the
BULGARIAN armistice terms and
their governments have decided
to pursue a joint policy In Yueo-
slaVia, IL was announced today
in a Joint communique sum-
ming up their Today meeting
WASHINGTON-INS State De-
partment officials revealed today
the details of what they described
as "a very ambitious and about
effort by Argentina to Great her
own ornaments industry, In
which substantial aid is being re-
ceiyed from Germany. Dispatches
from Buenos Aires have led the
State Department to conclude that
Argentina is out to be autono-
nous in ornaments" and that this
effort is part Of the tie-up vita
the Nazis''
BETHESDA, Md.-lNS-Sec-
rotary Of state Hull 10 in Naval
Hospital today for treatment OF
a throat Irritation and a gener-
al physical eheekup. The rs
year-oid secretary entered the
hospital after being confined to
his home for almost three
week. with the throat ailnent.
BURBANK, Cal.-INS- One OF
the nations best-known test pilots,
Milo Burcham, was dead today
killed in the flaming crash of a
pursuit type army plane.
WASHINGTON-INS A con-
sressional investigating committee
was repeatedly being summoned TO-
day for a special meeting next
week to consider evidence that
some acknowledgements radlo
commentators and news analysts
may have violated the law in max.
ing political broadcasts.
CHUNGKING-AP- The situa-
ton in the Hunan-Kwangsi sector
remains unchanged, with Chinese
troops holding the Japanese at bay
on a front % miles northeast and
north of the provincial capital OF
Kweilin, a Chinese communique
said today.
STOCKHOLM-AP- The news
paper Aftontidningen has suggest
ed editorially that Sweden should
20 into the war" declaring that
"such action would be convincing
evidence of our solidarity with our
neighbors.'
} LONDON-AP-The Germans di.
rected flying bombs at southern
England and the London area ear
ly today, but no damage or casual
ties were Immediately reported.
WASHINGTON-AP-The news
paper Labor. a weekly published
by Is railroad unions. predominant
ly ALL affiliates, said today that
organized labor has lost It's long
and bitter battle for revision OF the
little steel wage-freezing formula
at least for the time being"
BIRMINGHAM. Mich.-AP- ia
net Roosevelt, 14-year-old daughter
OF Mrs. Dorothy Kemp Roosevelt.
sister-in-law of the Presidents wife.
suffered a neck fracture in fall at
the Baldwin High School gymnas'
ium Friday afternoon, but Is ex-
pected 10 recover.
WASHINGTON-AP-The Office
OF Price Administration today re-
moved retail ceiling prices on fresh
lake herring, effective Oct. rs.
D--NVER-AP - Corp. Horace
Dodge III, 21-year-old grandson of
the founder of the Dodge Motor Co.
of Detroit, plans to marry Margery
b. Gehman. Buffalo. N. Y. on Tues
day IL he can get a pass from Lowry
Field, where he now Is stationed.
U. S. WEATHER REPORT
Lower Michigan-Fair and cold
tonight. Sunday fair and not so
cold.
Highest temperature one year
ago today. 81: lowest, 3S.
Highest temperature this date in
last ~ years. 81 in 1920; lowest. %
in 1895.
The sun sets today at sac p. m.
and rises Sunday at 1853 a. m.