The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-26
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CHICAGO-AP 49, The Chicago
Tribune, in a delayed dispatch
from Manila. reported today that
Rev. Ernest Keilen of Westphalia.
Mich. and nine other members OF
the Society Of the Divine Word are
now safe in the Manila area. NJ
other details we're included.
WASHINGTON-AP- "Demobi-
lization of bureaucrats' is just as
important as rehabilitation OF the
Army and Navy in the postwar per
iod. Senator Arthur II. Vandenberg
tR-MichJ declared Sunday. Our
traditional idea of individual lib
erty' is a memory in mothballs. as
is our traditional conception OF gov
eminent by law" the Michigan sem
ator said during a round table dis
cussion of Lifting government con-
trolls"
LONDON-AP-A bulletin from
the North Wales home of David
Lloyd George this morning said the
former prime minister had passed
comfortable night and that his
physical condition was about the
same. He was described Sunday as
very weak.
DRUMMONDVILLE, Que.-AP-
Scores OF residents of this pre-
dominantly French-Canadian city
were injured Sunday in a two-hour
riot which followed a government
search for draft dodgers and army
deserters. Most OF the injured
suffered bruises as crowds of resi-
dents clashed with provost corps
personnel and Royal Canadian
Mounted Police.
PASCAGOULA. Miss AP-- \
considerable number" of the 10
900 strikers at the ingalls, ship
building plant here were warned
today that they faced induction into
the armed services under Selectivc
Service regulations. Col. Law
renee w. Long, state director OF
Selective Service. said local boards
had been authorized to proceed to
induct men in class liza or lib
who voluntarily leave the employ
mt for which they are deferred.
NEW YORK-AP- Broadway's
last night of late hour. unfettered
whoop-de-doo turned out to be far
from the New Years Eve celebra-
tion most night life experts antic-
ipated In fact. it was no more
than a typical Sunday nights bust
ness in the more prominent Man
haitian night clubs.
WASHINGTON -AP -- Educa-
ton authorities assembled in Wash
ington today TO plan new training
aids to veterans, about one-third
of whom will face post-serviCe jobs
with eight years or less of school
ing. The meeting is the three-day
work" conference under the aus
pieces of the National Education
Association.
WASHINGTON-AP-Rep. John
son (D-Okla.) has proposed that
Congress authorize the sterilization
of Japanese aliens held in L. S.
segregation camps, His sugges
tion-in empratic words-became
public today in testimony released
by the House Appropriation Com
mittee considering the resettlement
of enemy aliens.
GARD, lnd.--AP-A walkout Of
900 employees at the Carnegie llli-
nois coke plant today threatened
domestic gas supplies for Gary and
production of steel ingots.
ALBANY, y. Y.-AP-Command-
er Harold f. Stassen, a delegate to
the forthcoming World Security Or
ganization Conference at San Fran
cisco, will confer with Gov. Thomas
Z. Dewey here some day this week.
DETROIT-AP - An estimated
1900 employees of the Chrysler
Corporation Dodge main plant
continued their three-day strike
today, as company officials declared
continuance of the walk-out will
endanger the war work" schedules
OF 10000 Chrysler employees IN
Detroit and Chicago
observation-disclosures by Con
gress of the Breton Woods legisla
ton will free world trade. Henry
Morgenthau. Jr., Secretary Treas
ury asserted today, and will make
Jay for an American export of at
least 100000 200 needed for "a
postwar economy Of full produc.
ton and employment.
Mahmud FANNY
Nekrashi Pasha, former Egyptian
foreign minister. undertook at King
Farouk's request the task of form
ing a new cabinet today as author
tiles continued their investigation
into the assassination OF Premier
Ahmed Maher Pasha.
NEW ORLEANS -AP-A news
boys story OF a man approaching
him and wanting ito read about the
latest developments in the bathtub
murder cases sent police on a
search for Joseph Medley, IS, es-
capped Michigan convict wanted for
questioning in the strange case OF
the bathtub deaths. Detective
Chief John Grosch. quoted the
,.u.sIn.r Union, he d{d not no mo a