The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-05
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WASHINGTON -INS-The La
Toilette Senate Civil Liberties
Committee filed a report IN the
Senate today declaring antipieAeJ-
ing ordinances in California de-
priye labor OF constitutional rights
Investigation. the report said.
showed 81 counties and 10 mQnict-
palities enacted anti-pickeung or
dinances as a result OF a coneen'
trated drive, especially between
1884 and 1887.
DETROIT-lNS- Production of
engines for army tanks al Ford's
Lincoln plant was halted for the
fourth day today and 1855 work
ers continued idle as metal pour
ers prepared 10 reinforce demands
for wage increases.
WASHINGTON-lNS- The For
sign Policy Association declared
today that stripping the Japanese
empire OF all territory seized in
its aggressions OF the past 50 years
Will be good political as well as
good military policy. A survey,
written by Lawrence X Rosinger,
far eastern expert OF the Asso-
citation, said commitments made
at the Cairo conference may bring
us invaluable support from the con-
quered populations OF the older ia
panese empire
NEW YORK-INS- The Army
Second Service Command said to-
day the exchange liner Gripsholm
was expected TO arrive tomorrow
morning at Jersey City dock
with 81 repatriated American sol
diers. 81 Canadian soldiers and 43
civilians. The L. s. soldiers, all
sick or wounded former prison
ers OF war. will be taken immedi-
stely to Hallroan General Hospital
on Staten Island while the Cana
dams will entrain for Canada.
HOLLYWOOD-TNS-- Cecil B.
De Mile, veteran film producer.
today announced plans 10 give a
one-man history of Hollywood 10
the University OF Southern Calitor-
mia. Sixty-seven motion picture
scripts. covering his entire output
from The SQuaw Man" 10 The
Story OF DR.. Wassell' will be pre-
scented 10 the dramatic department
OF the University, according 10 the
Paramount executive.
WASHINGTON ms The
mass seditious conspiracy trial
moved into its eighth week today
and Peter Gissibl, one-time Chica-
q Bundist, prepared to resume the
witness stand 49, apparently near
ing the end OF his direct testimony
PORT STANLEY. Ont.-AP -
Fifteen persons were believed to
nave drowned in the capsizing off
this Lake Erie harbor of the motor
launch Olga, crowded with Sunday
sxcursionists. Thirteen Others
were rescued.
WAS tiSGTON-- kP - Polish
Premier Stanislaw Mikolajczyk is
arriving today on an official visit, TO
exchange views with President
Roosevelt and to probe means for
closing the gap between Russia
and Poland.
WASHINGTON INS-Sen. Al
len J. Ellender Cd La. proposed
today that the War Production
Board announced il will not permit
manufacture OF more civilian goods
until the war emergency passes.
Lets tax. nothing more than
necessary for hand-to.mouth
existence" Ellender said THAT
would stop the rush of people from
war production Jobs to get in civil
ian production jobs in the belief
that the war is about over
WASHINGTON ms - Con
gressional leaders today predicted
ultimate defeat Of attempts TO
write a cotton price benefit into
The OPA extension oil on the
ground that to break the line At
any point would invite a presi-
Dental veto
WASHINGTON-INS-- Legis,a-
ton extending the time in which
trials can be held for the Pear
Harbor tragedy is expected TO be
voted upon today in the Senate.
with House leaders hopeful that
similar measure can simultaneous
ly be enacted there also.
BAGHDAD-INS-The premier
Of lrag. Gen. Nuri Pasha Es-sain.
has resigned because OF III health,
authorities announced in Baghdad
today Handi Padach. president
OF the Iraq chamber OF deputies.
has taken over the post Of premle,
and formed a new government
WASHINGTON-UP-A plan to
submit James a. Farleys name TO
the Democratic National Conyen-
ton for the presidential nomina-
tion in opposition TO President
Roosevelts fourth Term candidacy
is under consideration today by
conservative Democrats. Farleys
ed None expect the proposed
maneuver to prevent the Presi-
dents denomination but it would
prevent unanimous action