The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-17

Mediterranean Is so important mill
tarily and economically that II is
operated as an international pro-
feet. But financially II is a semi
private corporation.
CLEVELAND AP- The ALL
, Seafarers Union has decided to call
off a strike vote tentatively set for
Nov. among $1,000 unlicensed sea
men on vessels OF 81 Great Lakes
ship operators, Walter +. Taag.
regional director OF the National
Labor Relations Board, reported to-
day.
LLYWOOD-AP-- All leads
have. proved valueless, sheriffs OF
ficers said today, in their investiga'
ton OF the death OF pretty Georg'
cite Bauerdorf, Hollywood canteen
hostess raped and strangled in her
apartment last Thursday.
~ WASHINGTON-AP - Congress
expects to tackle the controversial
issue OF compulsory peace-time mil
itary training soon after the cleo
ton, with both Senate and House
Military Committees to be called
into session to consider pending
bills. Chairman Reynolds ONO
told reporters he would summon
~ the Senate Military Committee to
meet the week OF Nov. IA.
MIAMI, Fla.-INS-The current
Caribbean hurricane, marked by
gales in excess OF 100 miles an
hour at its center, was described
today as wandering about "listless-
ly" in the neighborhood OF Cuba as
- II not quite determined in which
direction to proceed
WASHINGTON-INS-Ad division
of the Balkan states between Rus
sia and Britain, so far as postwar
political influence is concerned, was
understood in Washington today
to have been worked out between
q Prime Minister Churchill and Mar
shal Stain in Moscow. In that divi-
sion, Greece will remain under Bril-
fish influence, while Romania, Bull
xaria, and Yugoslavia will pass un-
der Soviet influence, II was said n
diplomatic circles.
A. PARIS-AP-Sisley Huddleston,
~ former British newspaperman and
one-time president of the Anglo
American Correspondents Associa'
ton in Paris, has been arrested BY
French authorities on treason
charges, It was learned today, i'll
connection with hts writings and
radio speeches during the German
q, occupation
WASHINGTON-AP- Price Ad-
ministrator Chester Bowles said to-
day the liquor black market, which
reached gigantic proportions ear
ly this year, now is virtually a
thing OF the past with liquor again
moving in legitimate channels"
LONDON-AP-Flying in a CAT
transport escorted by Spitfire fight
ers. King George vi returned to
London last night after five-day
tour OF battle areas in Holland ana
Belgium-his fifth visit to an active
front since the war began.
RICHMOND. Va. - AP - John
Stewart Bryan, ~. publisher OF the
Richmond News Leader and the
Times-Dispatch, and one Of tho
principal owners Of the Chicago
Daily Times and the Tampa, Fla,
Tribune, die. last night OF pneu'
monia. Funeral services will BE
held in the Emmanuel Episcopal
NChurch at Brook Hill at IL a. m.
wednesday. He will be buried In
the churchyard there.
PARIS-AP - French Foreign
Minister George Bidault declared
today that France should be given
a voice in deciding the methods
and policies to be followed In occu-
/pying Germany and not merely rep
resentation in the forces OF occu-
patton.
DETROIT-AP-Th Ford Motor
Company disclosed today that 1t
plans a 100000 postwar addition
10 its Memphis plant. By adding
Ik74.00 square feet OF manufacture
ing space, company statement
said, production can be increased
30 per cent. The Memphis plant
currently is engaged in machining
parts for Pratt a whitney aviation
engines.
LONDON-AP-Tokyo Is reduc-
- ing from 10 TO IL the age for COM
Npulsory military service, Berlin
radio said today, and boys under
II also will be admitted to the
armed forces"
U. 8. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Not so cold
extreme north portion tonight; fair
kNnd warm Wednesday.
Highest temperature yesterday
sc: lowest last night 80.
Highest temperature one year ago
today AZ; lowest 80.
Highest temperature this date
In last 70 years So In 1898; lowest
80 In 1875.
The sun sets today at 81 p. m.
Sand rises Wednesday at 7:4s a. m.
The moon sets today at 1926 y.
m. and rises Wednesday at s:is