The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-04-03

HOLLYWOOD-INS- A second
baby is expected In October by Ar.
thur Lake, DagwoOd Of screen and
radio, and his wife Patricia Van
CleYe, IL was learned today. Their
first child, son, is a year old.
Los ANGELES Senate
subcommittee headed by Senator
Harry S. Truman Missouri Demo-
crat, was TO open public hearings
today on construction defects in
Liberty ships that have caused
some Of them to crack up at sea.
CHARACTERISTIC many 9th
er elegant mansions built al the
turn OF the century, the South Mich
igan Avenue home OF the late John
". CBet Million") Gates will be
remodeled into a rooming house.
Catholic Youth Organization Off.
cials said today that the $4,000
home will be converted into a COM
Portable low-cost residence for 100
women. In accordance with CYO
policy, there will be no admission
requirements Of race. creed or color
WASHINGTON-INS- vladimir
Hurban. Czechoslovakian ambassa-
dor in Washington, today urged the
people OF his country to rise and
kick out the Germans" The Rus
sian armies are knocking at the
gates o. the Tartar Pass" said the
ambassador, land this is the mo-
ment Of our dellverance."
WASHINGTON-INS- Sen. Pat
McCarran CD New. predicted to-
day that a Senate Judiciary Sub
committee will submit to Congress
shortly a report recommending q
3O-day resumption of liquor produc-
ton. McCarran. chairman OF the
subcommittee and the full judiciary
group, said a resumption OF liquor
manufacture is urgently needed to
combat the liquor shortage, euro
high prices and bootlegging and to
bring stocks out of boarding.
WASHINGTON ms Eight
passengers from a seaboard train
en- route from New York to Pine
hurst, n. c., were recovering to-
day from = near tragedy in which
their lives were saved by semi
conscious negro porter. The eight
passengers were snatched from
death by monoxlde gas leaking
from broken line, when the por-
ter, Pernett Morgan of New York
City, stopped the train with the
emergency cord.
ORLANDO, Fla.-INS A me
mortal service for Mrs. Mary Hill
lard Loines, pioneer suffragist.
will be held May in the Unitar-
ian Church of Brooklyn, it was an
nouneed today. Mrs. Loines. who
would have been 100 years old on
that date, died at her home in Win
ter Park. Fla, late Saturday night
after an Illness of two days.
CLEVELAND, Gins Sugar
cane. potatoes and other plant life
were disclosed today to be the
source Of a virtually inexhaustible
supply OF gasoline, oil and coal
through their yield of carbonhy-
drates. A process to draw from
commonplace products those three
types of vital fuel, made practical
after is years of research, was re-
ported by DR.. f. Berl. research pro-
fessor at the Carnegie Institute of
technology at Pittsburgh, before
the American Medical Society,
which will open its 107 annual
meeting in Cleveland today.
WASHTNGTON-AP-A Pacific
fleet announcement has disclosed
that three american landing craft
were shelled accidently by a L. S.
destroyer at Iniwetok Atoll Febru-
airy %, killing 10 men and wound
ing 46.
LONDON-AP Reports that
Prime Minister Churchill has de.
cided to appoint Sir Alexander
Cadogan foreign secretary TO sue
coed Anthony Eden drew sharp
criticism from the Laborite Daily
Herald today and conceded with
fresh press attacks upon the con-
duct of Britain's foreign policy.
LONDON-AP-Adolf Berle. Jr.,
Z. S. Assistant Secretary of
State, began exploratory CONVEX
sations with British officials today
on plans for International control
OF global aviation after the war
LONDON-AP-British war fac
tories, engaged in turning out
equipment for the impending Euro
pean invasion. faced a possible
sharp drop in production today as
the government ordered a general
cut in power supplies because OF
strike-induced coal shortages.
MOSCOW-AP-'fhe official So
viet news agency TASS declared
Sunday that Chinese troops from
Shrinking had violated the border
of the Monaghan peoples republic
and that Chinese planes bombed
towns and villages and strafed
Kazakhs fleeing from sinking.
WASHINGTON-AP-The Sl6,-
900, 100000 Fifth War Loan will
open June IL with Individual
Americans ASSIGNED a $4,000. 000.-
600 quota TO keep the war going"
The drive. largest yet undertaken
by the Treasury. will close July
s. The goal is $1,000 600, 600 high.
er than that Of the Fourth War
Loan conducted in January and
only s730.000.000 short OF the ac-