The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-23

D poi Wnere americans are held.
KANSAS CITY, Mo.-INS-Milk
deliveries were TO be resumed in
Kansas City today pending an i'm
partial investigation OF the dispute
between milk producers and union
4 drivers. An agreement was reach.
4 ed last night at a meeting called
y by L. p. Cookingham. city mana
ger. Cookingham explained II was
called not to discuss merits OF
the dispute but to restore critical
milk supplies to more than $4,000
babies in the city.
BUENoS AIRES ms In.
adorned circles in Buenos Aires
limited today that the United States
state Department was expected to
protest to the Argentine govern
ment against the anonymous at
tacks being launched against U. S.
Ambassador Spruile Braden. Ear.
lier Foreign Minister Cesar Annex
hino said the Argentine government
~ had ordered an investigation OF the
Villification campaign aimed at
the American envoy.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. ms
The UAW-CIO notified the Cana
dian government today that the
unions no-strike pledge would be
revoked in Canada unless the do.
Srninion Immediately enacts lawS
TO protect union workers. The &C.
ton was taken less than "a hours
after the UAW-CIO executive board
denied American members the right
TO vote on proposal to modify the
pledge.
=. NEW YORK ms Demonstra-
tors favoring the return OF King
Leopold III 10 the Belgian throne
were dispersed twice from the
front OF the Brussels cathedral to-
day. The London radio said the
group. ostensibly celebrating Bel.
gums national holiday, gathered
at the cathedral and turned 1t into
"A pro-Leopold demonstration.
WASHINGTON - ms - Solid
Fuels Administrator Harold L.
Ickes planned today to have the
United States ship six million tons
OF coal to devastated European
areas before Jan. /. Ickes said
this amount-about one per cent
of annual American production
was necessary to prevent serious
political and social upheavals" in
Europe.
LONDON-AP--A House commit.
tee led by Reps. Wickersham ID
Okla.) and Dondero (R-Mich.)
reached London by air today on the
4 start OF perhaps the longest trip
ever taken by a congressional
group. They planned to visit near
ly every country on the continent
and then go to the Mideast and per.
haps to India and China.
HOLLYW0OD-AP Actress
\ Carole Lands, who obtained a Ne.
.tvada divorce from her third hus.
/. band last Thursday, has announced
that she will marry Horace Sch.
midlapp ,theaterical producer, in
New York next month. Her last
husband was Maj. Thomas c. Wal
lace Previous ones were author
Irving Wheeler and Willis Hunt,
\ Jr., yachtsman.
PORTLAND, Ore.--AP-New FIRE
trails were mapped today across
J the paths OF two forest blazes in
Oregon where almost 5000 men
struggled to control flames some.
what Quieted by rainfall. Crews
slashed a maze Of lanes designed
to stop the fire in the 70-square-
mile Wilson River area where
4 flames continued to lick into tim
Der and menace lumber towns.
A WASHINGTON APP - Senate
Investigators turned their atten-
ton today to military transporta-
ton problems arising from rede-
Il ployment. The War Investigating
yCommittee summoned as its FIRST |
a witness Col ]. Monroe Johnson,
h whose Office OF Defense Transpor.
n tation Saturday announced the lat. |
est in a series OF curbs on civilian |
Il travel. Effective at once, the agen
II cy banned organized group vacation |
travel by rail and forbade sale of |
Tickets or train space to travel |
agencies.
wASHINGTON-AP-A Nation
al Science Foundation TO promote |
fresearch on war weapons. health |
and medical problems, and the best |
use OF scientific discoveries was
proposed today by three senators.
\ Joining in drafting legislation TO
lereate the foundation as a branch |
fof the government were Senators
fKilgore (D-W. va.). Johnson ID |
Colo), and Pepper (D-Fla.).
NEW ORLEANS. La ms A
email tropical storm was conferred
about 100 miles south OF Port Ar
vthur, Texas. today and moving ap-
fproximately five miles an hour in
a northwestward direction.
1 U. 6. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan: Fair and con-
ktn,ad warn, fnpfoht ard run.day