The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-12-18

DAY after the QelenSS argued H's
ordeal in the Bataan death march
might have left him preiudiced.
Col John II. Ball Of Williamstown
Pa. who survived that march Of
horror. stepped down in the inter
est OF fair play shortly before the
opening OF first trial OF = Japanese
\ IN his homeland on war crime5
charges.
HElDELsERG-AP-An o.
fetal bulletin said today the
general condition OF Gen.
George S. Patton, Jr., remains
excellent" and declared there
had been "a very gradual i'm.
provement Of the motor fune-
tons. particularly about the
shoulders and upper chest"
LANSING -AP- The state in
surance department today receiy.
ed word Of the death in Puerto
Rico OF Frank Cordero. former
deputy insurance commissioner. A
p former Detroit resident Cordero
ndu JuHl hlIlNtu III utlNO ilNu
to serve as manufacturers rep
resentative Department officials
said he died Friday.
BUENOS AIRES -AP- Argcn-
tina cannot admit foreign inter
ference in her internal problems
SAYS Col Juan Peron former vice
Ill 4
date OF Laborite and Nationalist
groups. Peron was quoted by news
paper La Gale as saying that the
tendency OF the United States TO
involve itself in our national life
will he abandoned when the
intentions of our people are freely
expressed.
LONDON -AP- Choice OF a spe-
oific American city as the site for
the permanent United Nations Or
gani1stion headquarters probably
will he left mp 10 the general as
IA Sembly which conyenes Jan. 10.
delegates To the preparatory COM
mission said today.
BATAVIA -AP- Eighteen hun
bred Dutch refugees from troubled
Semarang were unloaded here to-
day from the United States owned
and American manned victory shin
Winchester Dutch officials said
l another L. s. victory ship. the Lake
Charles, was evacuating another
$500 from Semarang direct TO
Siam.
MANILA -AP- President Ser
Eio Osmena moved today 10 round
up the mslContents in the Nacion.
: alista party and put Senate Presi-
dent Manuel Roxas on the spot
with a party caucus call for We'd
nesday afternoon. The caucus will
consider the party convention pre-
deding the Philippine elections
April 4.
MEXICO CITY L s. AM
|, bassador George s. Messersmith to-
day awaited the Mexican govern
ments comment on charges by La
Dor Leader Ctnvente toubsrdo To-
ledano that 'imperialistic" inter
ests in the United States were
smuggling arms into Mexico to 70
ment a revolution. Messersmith
visited Foreign Secretary Castillo
Najera last night and asked him
10 help determine II there were
any definite evidence to support
Lombardo Toledanos charges.
LONDON -AP- An appeal BY
William Gord Haw Hav) Joyce
from a death sentence for high
b treason was dismissed today by
the House Of Lords, Britains court
OF last resort.
NEW YORK -AP- The cunard
white star liner Queen Mary sailed
for England early today with more
than 500 passengers. Line officials
said the passenger list was the
largest since the start OF the war.
Among the passengers were Juan
Negrin, last premier Of Republican
Spain. and Lord Riverdale, English
steel MANUFACTURED
CAMBRIA -AP- The Austral.
ian cabinet approved in principle
| today negotiations with The United
states looking toward recipro-
cal air transport agreement.
WASHINGTON --AP-- Charles
A. Lindbergh says mans science
has brought him to choice OF
whether he will live in an organ
lied world or in constant insecure.
, ~" Aircraft and the atomic bomb,
the ope.time non-interyentionist de-
clared at an aero club dinner. have
made II no longer a question OF
whether or not we should have
world organization, but OF what
form II should take
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan: Fair east, most.
~ cloudy with snow in west
through Wednesday. Continued
cold
Upper Michigan Partly cloudy
and continued cold tonight and
Wednesday Snow near Lake Su.
perior
Highest temperature yesterday,
IS; lowest, {.
Highest temperature one year
ago today, %: lowest, IL.
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