The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-05-08


cause OF labor unrest" the Board
said ina statement issued today
that it hoped TO discourage ap-
peals which are not based on "genu-
inc grounds.
WASHINGTON AP - State
S&raft directors gathered here TO
day for three days OF intensive
closed conferences during which
they will report progress in the
current drive TO get men under %
into uniform Headquarters or
hcials said the meeting is not FOR
policy determination.
n MOSCOW AP - The Soviet
fade union journal. War and the
Working Class, says that the Al
lied demand for unconditional sur
render OF the enemy requires
further study. An article by
Prof. Bosir Stein. former chief OF
the press department. OF the for
Gig comissariat, said concrete con-
Ujtions must be esta blfshed to de-
termine the necessity OF either
complete adherence to this prin-
ciple or some let-up from It in con
nection with some countries
NEW YORK AP The To
ky0 radio said today that the Jap
anese government has declared its
readiness 10 dispatch a vessel TO
Nladivostok to pick up supplies
sent from the United States for
the relief of American war -pris-
oners and civilian interests in Jap
anese hands. A definite plan for
that purpose has been commune
Gated TO the United States
through the Swiss minister said
~ broadcast recorded by the Asso-
ciated Press.
ALGIERS-AP- Gen. Charles
de Gaulle declares that France
wants a permanent alliance with /.
Dear powerful Russia. and de- /
sires direct, practical coopera-
| ton with the western powers In
NJ speech at Tunis marking the first |
anniversary of the citys liberia |
tlon de Gaulle urged the United |
States and Britain to recognize /
French realities and assaulted /.
what he called Allied doubts" /
about his French Committee of .
National Liberation.
II MOSCOW-AP-The Rev. Stan /.
islaus Oriemanski of Springfield. 4
Mass, is on the way homie by plane |
after l2-day visit to Russia dur. 1
ling which he had two audiences /
with Premier Stain and aroused .
criticism in the United States. (
Moscow newspapers Sunday dis /
played at the top of their foreign |
Jews pages Father OrlemanslIfs /
statement Saturday that Stain lis /
very kindly disposed towards the ,
Catholic Church." and that. he had /
|no intention of "meddling in the |
internal affairs OF Poland"
CHUNGKING-AP-- Deep mis-
{yiyings were manifest here today /
pyer the military situation in north .
western Honan province, where a
Strong japanese offensive is menac-
Ing the ancient city of Loyane. .
&iateway for possible enemy .
thrust into the very heart of China.
although a communique declared .
yesterday that Chinese troops had 4.
tepulsed a reinforced Japanese at
Sack nine and one-half miles south
| bf Loyans, it was generally admit
ed that the situation is growing
serious and that the Chinese can
! no longer follow their usual strate-
gy OF trading space for time with.
put facing possible dire consequen-
res.
CHICAGO-INS 80 a dynamite
bomb, possibly a relic of Chicago's
abor and liquor bombings OF 20
years ago. offered a puzzle to po-
ice today because OF its discovery
an alley near his garage by DR..
d. Z. Wells. an osteopath. The de-
eotiye bomb squad de-activated
he bomb and found it was fabricat-
| I'd with the skill Of master WORK
men. Of whom there are few these
more peaceful days.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-AP-The
democratic denomination Of Unit
I'D States Senator Claude Pepper of
Tallahassee. strong supporter Of the
Roosevelt Administration, has been
conceded by Judge j. ollie Ed.
nunds OF Jacksonville who missed
Getting into runoff for the office
by only a few thousand votes.
NEW DELHI AP-Indian polit-
cal leaders Looked forward today
a possible meeting between Mo.
bandas X. Gandhi and Lord WaveH.
Siceroy Of India. with the object OF
putting the potentially great mill
airy might of the heavily-populated
ountry solidly into the war against
apan. /,
LONDON-AP- The German
controlled Vichy radio said today
hat passenger train services will
|e seriously curtailed in all areas
Y France as from May Is The
rider was presumed here to be an
nti-inyasion precaution to clear
ines OF civilian traffic to facilitate
Military movements.
WASHINGTON-AP-By far the
hrgest number OF war prisoners
cid by the United States are fight
RS from Nazi Germany. The War
Department disclosed today 1t has
hterned 1858 captiyes, of which
1
Italians and 3i7 are japanese. They
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