The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-27

III the united states was teIueu
synthetic alarm" today by DR..
Willard C. Rappleye, dean OF CO.
lumbia University's college OF ply
slclans and surgeons. Address
ing l24 candidates for Columbia
medical degrees. he declared this
is evidence right now OF a surplus
of physicians.
KORNELIMU MUNSTER, Germany
INS-The American military gov
eminent in Germany will hold its
first trials OF German nationals to-
day-and the most serious charge
Is stealing coal. Six German CT
villains will be arraigned before
Capt. Kurt Walitshek, OF Oakland.
Cal, presiding over a summary
court in this town which was cap
tured from the Germans just two
weeks ago.
MELBOURNE, Australia -AP-
The first Canadian troops to land
in Australia arrived today.
HOLLYWOOD-INS- The prop
erty settlement row between Band
leader Harry James and his ex-
wife. Louise. has been settled out
OF court. It was learned today. The
idol OF the 1--WE fans and his form
er mate Strengthened out the snarl
themselves, according to James
attorney, Joe Ross.
MADISON. Wis.-INS- Wiscon-
sin today had the first woman vet
erinarian ever to present herself
for a license in the state. The
office OF the state division of live
stock sanitation announced that
DR.. Hope NJ Campbell OF Madison
was one OF rs persons who passed
the examinations of the Wiscon-
sin veterinary board. She Is on the
research staff of the University of
Wisconsin College of Agriculture.
PORTLAND, Ore.-AP-The Kali
ser shipyards, with an eye on post
war operations, are attempting to
have present contracts changed to
a fixed-price basis, Edgar F.
Kaiser said today. The general man.
ager OF the three Kaiser yards in
this area said that under present
contracts, the government pays
operation costs plus fixed fees for
management.
LOS LES-AP-Pleas of
innocent have been entered by
trombonist Tommy Dorsey. his act
ress wife, Pat Dane, and Allen Smi-
ley, Hollywood figure, to charges OF
felono!us assault upon screen actor
Jon Hall.
LOS ANGELES AP-First citi-
zenship papers were filed yesterday
by Heather Angel, IS, British
screen actress. She came to the
United States in 1882. .
WASHINGTON-AP- The Of
flee OF Price Administration today
authorized continued allotment Of
sugar. to home Gamers who sell
their products, even though suct
items may now be ration-free.
PARIS-AP Pierre Teitgen,
minister of information In the De
Gaulle administration, has ex-
pressed full agreement with 1.-The
American congressional resolution
advocating free world interchange
OF news, declaring such unhin-
dered diffusion OF news lis con-
dition of democracy's good func-
tioning."
HOLLYWOOD-AP- Constance
Bennett and her fourth husband,
Actor Gilbert Roland, have separ-
ated. The film actress said they
had irreconcilable differences In
temperament and had been forced
TO the decision to separate after
several unsuccessful attempts to
achieve compatibility"
Observation-Disclosures bank
ers should prepare to participate
in one of the biggest lending OPP
erations in history which is sure
to develop under the G.l. Bill OF
RIGHTS" says II. G.. Woodruff, pres
ident OF the Mortgage Bankers AS
ISOLATION of America.
MEXICO CITY-AP-Passengers
.or the Havana Clipper, which
crashed during storm Saturday
north OF Puebla in the state OF
Vera Cruz. arrived in Mexico City
"a Ct night, among them several VINO
required hospital treatment. The
most seriously injured was MISS
Cynthia Faria, OF Miami. Fla, the
only United States citizen aboard
The Mexican Aviation Company
nlane. Both her legs were broken.
The crash killed a Mexican woman
and injured II of the other ~ pas
sengers aboard.
NEW YORK-AP - Wendell
Wlllkie is getting along very
nicely" and will be out OF the nos
.nltal within two weeks" DR.. Ben.
iamin Salzer, his physician, said
last night. Willkie entered the hos
pital Sept. 6 for rest after suffer
no stomach disorder.
LONDON-AP-Capt. Archibald
Ramsay took his seat in Commons
today following his release from
Brixton Prison, wheer he was held
for the last four years under de-
Tense regulations.
ST. PAUL-AP-Rural school
teachers in Minnesota cannot re-