The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-14
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LONDON-AP-The radio OF the
French forces OF the interior at
Lyon reported today that German
S. s. Elite Guard) troops had
fred into a crowd OF peace demon
! strators in Berlin. The broadcast
did not indicate the source OF the
report and there was no informa
tion from other quarters concern
ing any such demonstration.
CANRERRA, Australasia -
|, Sale to Australian industry OF lend
lease Industrial equipment received
from the United States has begun.
Qualities OF machine tools and fac
tory equipment are being diverted
TO civilian production. The ar
rangement marks the first disposals
OF lend.lease equipment for civilian
use in Australia.
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LONDON-AP- Foreign Secre-
tary Anthony Eden Is expected to
arrive in Quebec almost immediate
ly to participate in the talks be-
tween President Roosevelt, Prime
Minister Churchill and their chiefs
OF stan, 1t was made known today.
,. SAN FRANCISCO-AP- Hawaii
wants no part OF the Pacific Coasts
Japanese exclusion controversy,
Joseph r. harrington, Territory
OF Hawaii delegate to Congress,
said at a press conference Wednes'
day. Our problem" Harrington
explained, lis one OF many faces
and we will continue the Hawaiian
, Islands former role OF absorbing"
HOLLYWOOD-AP - Michele
Morgan, French.born film actress.
became the mother OF a son We'd
nesday while her husband, Film
Player William Marshall, paced the
hospital corridor. The boy will
be named Michael William Mar.
shall.
SAN FRANCISCO-AP - Fires
which have ragged in Pacific Coast
timber lands for a week appeared
under control today as rising hI-
nudity and lower temperatures re
duced hazards.
PHILADELPHIA - AP - Or.
Walter Hughson, national auth.
ority on deafness, died Wednesday
night in Abingdon Memorial Hos
pital, nearly six hours after he was
discovered-dazed, drenched and
his coat and one shoe missing-in
a pit at a tree nursery three miles
from the hospital from which he
> disappeared Monday night. Hos
pital authorities said the 53year-
old specialist died Of spinal menin-
gifts, but declined to speculate
whether he had contracted the dis
ease while lying exposed for hours
in a heavy rainstorm or whether
ii was the cause of his disapped'-
ance.
ISTANBUL--AP-Reports reach
ing here today indicated the Ger
mans were evacuating the Island OF
Rhodes, largest in the Dodecanese.
The Nazis were estimated to more
than a division on the Island.
Observation-Disclosures Min
= ister Hantti Hackzell OF Finland
was reported en- route today from
Moscow to Helsinki for last minute
conferences with his government,
possibly bringing with him Soviet
peace terms for submission to the
Finnish parliament.
ANKARA-AP - Hasan Saka,
vice president of the Peoples Par
ty and former finance minister, as
sumed today the post OF foreign
minister which human Menemen-
cioglu resigned June 10 after dis
pute resulting from armed Ger
man ships being permitted to pass
through the Dardanelles.
CHUNGKING-AP - Donald NJ.
Nelson. War Production Board
Chairman who Is here on mission
for President Roosevelt, conferred
today with Generalissimo Chang
Kai-shek.
LONDON-AP-Aw warning to the
Dutch people not to throw flowers.
fruit and other offerings at Allied
troops was broadcast today by Ra-
dio Orange, Free Netherlands sta
ton, the Netherlands News Agency
reported. The broadcaster explain
ed there had been several cases In
which enemies and traitors had
used the populations demonstra-
tons TO conceal explosives In flow
ers and fruit thrown at Allied
troops.
CAMP ELLIS, Ill.-UP-- Army
officers today investigated the
death OF Pvt. mo N. Wingo, 10,
Paducah. KY, who died Wednesday
night of a gunshot wound In the
head sustained when a rifle in the
hands OF Pfc. Ewing R. Brown
riggsjn, IS, Cleveland, o., was dis
charged accidentally in a bivouac
area.
ROME-AP-The Allied Control
Commission announced today that
Daylight Saving Time will end In
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