The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-22
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ROCKFORD, Ill AP - Rock
ford's dogs OF war, who have served
in the K-9 Corps. will be allowed
to roam the city unmolested after
they return from service. License
fees for the returning dog heroes,
by action OF the council. will be
suspended for the remainder OF
their lives.
HOLLYWOOD-AP- Film pro-
Queer Jack l.. Warner says the mo-
ton picture industry must be given
equal freedom with the press and
radio 10 report proceedings at the
peace conference. We cannot agree
TO the barring OF motion picture
cameras any more than We could
consent TO the exclusion OF the
press and radio" he told the Screen
Writers Guild last night.
LOS ANGELES AP-After the
war California can have its. Japan
csc back, says Gov. Sidney p. Os.
born Of Arizona. They're Califor.
Mas problem" said Gov. Osborn.
Before the war we had only abou;
200 Japs IN Arizona. California had
thousands Originally you people
encouraged their migration, think
ing they'd be cheap labor. Now
California doesn't want them. Well
neither do We
HELENA, Mont AP 49, Marcia
Ruth Scofield Bowman, 81, Mon
tana author Of education books,
died yesterday. She wrote Peace
Primer" volume used in schools
all over the world, and "Interna-
by agricultural study groups.
KANSAS CITY-AP- Unemploy.
ment, said Socialist-candidate-for.
president Norman Thomas in
speech last night, is the background
for militarism, imperialism, fascism
and eventually for new war, and he
added: $50 shockingly inadequate
are plans OF the government and
both old parties for peacetime pro.
duction and employment, that am
compelled to suspect powerful in
terests OF deliberately welcoming
considerable unemployment in or
der TO put labor in its place"
NEW YORK-AP- Five more
japanese admirals have died in &C
tion, according to- Tokyo broad
cast reported today by United
States government monitors. Quot
ing an announcement made by the
Yokosuka naval station, Tokyo iden.
titled them as Vice-Admiral Tel
Monzen, and Rear-Admirals Tel
Seki, Kan Moir, Tsuneo Orita and
Shin Okubo. Circumstances Of their
deaths were not disclosed.
WASHINGTON-AP- Secretary
OF Labor Perkins said today that
average retail prices in large cit
ies for Giving essentials" climbed
two tenths Of one per cent between
mid-July and mid-August.
HELSINKI-AP-A roundup OF
Germans began yesterday in Fin
land as required by terms of the
Russian armistice, 1t was announc-
ed last night.
CHUNGKING-AP- A Chinese
army spokesman announced today
that Japanese forces have captur-
ed Wuchow. important port on the
Slang river in eastern Kwangsi
province.
LONDON-AP- The arrest In
Bulgaria of two former premiers,
Bogdan Phlov and Dobri Bojilov,
the former regent Prince Cyril and
the German ambassador to Sofia,
was announced by the Moscow
radio last night.
LONDON-AP- Group Captain
Percy Charles Pickard, one of
Britains best known bomber pi-
lots and the first Raj officer to
be awarded the DSO and two bars
in this war, has been killed in ac-
ton, it was announced today.
A VILLAGE ON THE SIEG-
FRIED LINE, Germany-AP-Car-
rying out to the letter the words
of the British song, We'll Hang
Our Washing on the Siegfried
Line" some wag has stretched
line Of freshly washed clothing
across a street of this village in
the battle zone. Beside a pair of
Tapping trousers hangs a picture
of Hitler and beneath it is a print
ed sign: THE Siegfried Line
BUENOS AIRES-AP- Pascual
Aloiso, editor Of the pro-Nazi news
paper Momento Argentine, was ar
rested last night by order of the
Ministry Of Interior, which said
the paper had published "alarmist
rumors concerning the internal af-
fairs Of Brazil"
LONDON-AP-Lt. Col. David
Schilling OF Traverse City, Mich,
commander Of a Thunderbolt group,
brought his air kills to IS yesterday
when he shot down three German
fighters around Lochen in Holland.
Col. Schilling also has accounted
for the destruction OF IA enemy
planes on the ground.
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