The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-20

the characterization policy In
Germany will be modified gradu-
ally.
PARIS-INS-Mrs Anna Rosen'
berg. New York labor expert In
Europe to study plans for return
ing soldiers to civilian life, an
nounced today she would leave for
America in the near future to re-
port to President Truman.
CHICAGO-INS- Ten thousand
combat troops we're speeding today
to Chicago to end the truck drivers
strike and restore transportation
of foodssupplies and war materials
now piling up at terminals and
warehouses. Officials Of the Army
9th Service Command said a part
OF the 10000 troops was expected
today and that all OF them will be
in Chicago by Friday morning.
PARIS-INS-Leopold, III. king
OF the Belgians. was reported by
the Paris radio today to have de-
cided to exclude Communists, So
cialists, and Liberals from the new
government he is trying to form,
Leopold announced through
spokesman in Salzburg. Austria
that he had reassumed his consu-
tutlonal prerogatiyes and would set
about forming new government
since the cabinet of Achille Van
Acker resigned following state
ment by the monarch that ne
would return TO Belgium.
SANTA MONICA, Calif.-AP-A
large, four-engine plane for the
personal use OF Gen. Dwight ID.
Eisenhower has been delivered to
the Army by Douglas Aircraft Com
pany. The interior appointments
of the plane are Identical with
those Of the personal plane used by
the late President Roosevelt.
LOS ANGELES-AP-Film Ac-
tor Ward Bond, who claimed in
personal injury suit that he was
crippled for life when struck by
an automobile. has been awarded
$4,000 damages by a jury.
LONDON AP - The British
Press Association reported today
the death in Vienna of Count Al
bert Mensdorff, cousin OF King
George V and Austrian ambassador
to Britain before the First World
War The count first came 10
Britain in an official capacity IN
1889 as third secretary of the EN-.
bassy. After the last war he visit.
ed England frequently and often
was a guest Of the royal family.
NEW YORK-INS-The trans.
Atlantic liner queen Mary, carry.
ing more than $4,000 American
troops, was scheduled to arrive in
New York Harbor today. On Rer
first voyage to America since We
Day, the S1,000-ton vessel is expect
ed to dock about 3 p. m. the vet.
eran ON, with her younger sis.
ter ship, the Queen Elizabeth, car.
ried almost l,250.000 men during
the European war.
WASHINGTON-UP- The new
House Unamerican Activities Com.
mittee makes its public debut to-
day with an inquiry into the alleg-
eddy communistic activities OF an
employe OF the New York City OPA
office. This is the first time that
the committee set up as a perman-
ent group TO replace the old spe-
cial Dies Committee comes before
the American public. Persons of
all shades OF political opinion
will be watching it closely to see
whether it resembles its often bit
terly criticized predecessor.
CHICAGO-AP- Charles L. F.
Mcintosh has been sent to Leaven-
worth Penitentiary for going
AWOL to marry Mrs. Alice Rand
de Tarnowsky. Darlington heiress.
the circuit court was informed
Tuesday. Mrs. McIntosh's attor-
ney Irving Campbell, made the
disclosure to Judge Michael Fem
berg but declined to amplify it.
WASHGNGTON-AP- The War
Food Administration said today
that all the hot packed and frozen
red sour cherries processed in 1916.
must be set aside for government
agencies. In addition, the VIA re-
stricted commercial processing OIL
red sour cherries to hot packing
and freezing. II was explained that
prospective production is below
average.
PARIS-INS-Radio Paris re.
ported Tuesday that King Leopold
III had deferred his return to Bel.
GUM in view OF threat OF a general
strike. The king OF the Belgians
had expressed his intention OF re-
turning shortly to native soil from
Salzburg where he has been con-
valescing since his liberation from
the Germans.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Mechanically cloudy
tonight and Thursday with scat.
tered thundershowers east portion