The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-09-26

LoNDON-AP- Prime Min
lister CHURCHILL, returning from
the Quebec conference, arriv-
ed In London today and was
greeted at Euston station by
several cabinet ministers. The
prime minister, looking tit,
stepped from the train with
Mrs. Churchill and they reeeiv-
ed kisses from their daughters,
Miss Mary Churchill, wearing
an ATS uniform, and Mrs. Dun
can sandys.
NEW YORK-INS- Two mem
bers of the crew OF a troop trans
port were under $4,000 bail today.
awaiting federal grand jury action
on charges that just before the
Normandy landings on D-Day they
stole the rifles of two American
soldiers who as a result had to
land on the beach unarmed. 1t
convicted the defendants, Edward
Burton Henry, q, OF Lynn, Mass,
and Glenroy Gee, 90, OF Cincinnati,
O., face possible 10 year prison
terms and $4,000 fines for steal
ing government property.
MADRID-AP- Allied bombers
scored direct hits on the Reichs
Chancellery, Hitler's Berlin head
quarters, Propaganda Minister Paul
Joseph Goebbels' home, the Adlon
Hotel, and the Berlin Lokal Anzei-
ger printing plant during a raid
Sept. 10, according to a traveller
from Germany who was in Berlin
during the attack.
MEXICO CITY-AP - Mexico
City, with two-thirds OF the coun-
try's 10000 automobiles. started
rationing gasoline temporarily to-
! day because broken pipeline and
storm-wrecked rail lines have cut
supplies. The private car gets five
liters or gallon and a third daily.
LOS ANGELES APP Mrs.
Carole Gallagher Foran has sued
movie Cowboy Dick Foran for d.
vorce, alleging that he treated her
$50 cruelty she could no longer live
with him. She asks custody of
their seven-months-old daughter,
Seana. The couple married Jan. l,
1943, in Pennington, N. ].
SAN PEDRO, Calif.-AP- Or
vile oliver. 20-year-old Seaman
from Tacoma, Wash. was found
dead yesterday in a refrigerator
car into which he crawled a week
ago, police said. apparently to take
q nap.
LoNDON-AP-The British gov
eminent will present to the House
OF Commons today a broad social
security plan designed to elimin-
ate extreme poverty and greatly
improve the welfare of most of Bri-
tain's 100000 people.
NEW YORK-AP - Monsignor
Valerie Valeri, apostolic nuncio to
Vichy, and other members of the
diplomatic corps representing Pope
Plus XII have arrived in Paris by
automobile. The Paris radio said
today. Advices from Vatican City
Monday said Pope Plus had re-
ceived no news of Mgr. Valeri since
shortly before the liberation of the
French capital and was disturbed
by his disappearance.
CHICAGO-AP-The outlook for
agricultural exports after the war
is not encouraging, said Edward
A. O'Neal, president OF the Ameri-
can Farm Bureau Federation, and
the nations farmers undoubtedly
will be plagued with SURPRISES"
ABILENE. Tex.-AP-John Har-
=, ris, 65, a legless cripple with five
sons in the Army, was burned fat
ally Monday in fire which destroy
ed his home. His wife was in the
garden when fire broke out but was
unable to rescue him. Four of the
sons are in France and fifth is in
the Pacific.
T. DENVER - AP President
Roosevelt and the Budget Bureau
have recommended the earmark-
ing OF 1855, 900 900 for loan purposes
to rural electrifcation associations
over a three-year postwar period,
William ]. Neal of st. Louis, depu-
ty Administration for the REA Ad-
ministration. told a conference OF
REA officials Monday.
DENVER-AP- Walter Nyman,
49-year-old Californian who sur
rendered voluntarily to officers last
month after being a fugitive for
26 years. was sentenced Monday to
serve an indeterminate term in
the State Reformatory for a burg
), larry committed in 1918.
BAR HARBOR, Me.-AP-A five
day cancer conference has closed
with adoption OF a national plan
TO learn the roles OF both heredi-
ty and environment in the cause
OF human cancer. Scientists and
medical men evolved II point
!, working program as basis for a
study to begin with three types
Of cancer, breast, uterine and skin.
u. s. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Partly cloudy
tonight and wet with light show
ers in extreme north portion Wed.
nesday. Little change in tempera.
ture.