The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-11-27

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CHlCAGO-lNS- The well.nish
forgotten 100000 damage suit
brought by Montgomery Ward &
Co. against Local %, United Mail
Order. Warehouse and Retail En-
ployes, CIO, will be decided within
the next week or 10 days, it was
learned today. Superior Court
Judge Joseph \. GRADER, who took
the case under advisement last
Jan. II after two days of argument
on the emergency motion by the
company for a temporary injunc-
ton against further SANDER" said
he had been busy on other matters
in the interval.
NEW YORK-INS-Th L.. S. s.
Bon Homme Richard. the Nays
latest Essex class aircraft carrier,
today was ready for action against
the Japs or Germans-and the Navy
doesn't care who knows II. The
nanesake OF John Paul Jones fam
Gus frigate was commissioned at
Brooklyn Navy Yard in the first
public ceremony for tn completion
of major ship since Pearl Har-
Dor.
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.-INS-A
plea for the end of terrorism in
Palestine was issued today by DR..
Stephen S. Wise, president of the
American Jewish Congress, at the
War Emergency Conference of the
World Jewish Congress. AS 500
delegates from 40 countries met.
DR.. Wise condemned the recent as
sassination of Lord Moyne, British
minister in the Middle East. and
attributed it to a handful OF mis-
guided youths"
WASHINGTON ms The
House Ways and Means Commit
tee opened public hearings today
on proposals to freeze" the social
! security payroll tax amid indica.
tons that favorable action would
be taken. Rep. Robertson (D) Va,
who sponsored the move to hold
hearings, declared that II am def
nitely of the opinion that the COM
mittee favors freezing the tax"
MlLWAUKEE-INS -. The CIO
local OF the United Packing House
Workers Union which voted to 1
last Wednesday to authorize a
strike in the Cudahy Brothers Co.
plant, held their strike plans in
allegiance today, but advocated I'M
mediate government seizure.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF 1t
Gen. Mark w. Clark from COM
mand OF the U. S. Fifth Army to
Commander.in-chief of the Allied
18th Army Group in Italy was an
nounced here last night as part OF
general shift of the Allied leader
ship in the Mediterranean.
BRUSSELS-AP-The cabinet of
Premier Hubert Pierlot gathered
for an emergency meeting today
TO consider a crisis arising from a
bloody clash between anti-govern-
ment demonstration and black-hel-
melted Belgian state police in front
of the Chamber OF Deputies.
WILMINGTON, Calf AP-The
} bronze star has been awarded 10
1t. Comdr. Robert Montgomery for
meritorious achievement as opera
tons officer OF a destroyer squad
ron during the D-day Normandy
landings.
MOSCOW-AP- French circles
in Moscow said today they expect
ed Gen. de Gaulle to arrive short.
ly.
LONDON-AP-A Moscow broad
cast said today that new Italian
cabinet under the premiership Of
Balat Sakunes-Y autalne had been
formed to replacc that of Moham-
med Saed, which resigned over the
rejection Of Russia's request for
oil concessions in northern Iran.
STOCKHOLM-AP - Swedish
passenger ships operating between
Stockholm and Scotland again are
being escorted by the Swedish
navy as the result OF the sinking
of the unescorted steamer Hansa
Friday with the loss OF nearly 100
lives.
LONDON-AP- The Polish So
cialist PARTY led by Premier-Des,g
nate Jan Kwapinski was reported
ready today to proceed with an eff
fort TO form new Polish cabinet
despite a crisis caused by the peas
ant party's secession from the
coalition government
NEW YORK-AP-Eleanor Pack
ard, United Press war correspond
ent, has been expelled from Bel
grade on the ground she had violat-
ed Yugoslav censorship regulations,
the United Press said Sunday.
OME-AP Premier lvanoe
Bonomi's government has offered
its resignation as a result of two
weeks of crisis over a program for
war-torn and hungry Italy, but his
cabinet was reported still conduct
ing normal business last night.
OTTAWA-AP- Special discip-
lnary measures 10 maintain order
were taken in draftee camps
throughout Canada today as Prime