The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-08

rlDle instrument or war.
ATLANTA -AP- Georgia has
voted itself a new constitution and
ebullient, 3s year old Gov. Ellis
Arnall has chalked up another vic
tory over red-gallused Gene Tai.
madge. Talmadge, long time dom
inant figure in Georgia politics
whom Arnall defeated for the gov
ernorsh,p three years ago, led the
opposition to the charter which
the voters approved yesterday.
CHUNGKING -AP- The Chi
nese high command announced to-
day that Chinese troops had reoc-
cupied Kukiang island at the mouth
Of the Min River northeast OF Foo
chow, thus driving the japanese
from their last coastal foothold In
the vicinity of that Fukien province
port.
HOLLYWOOD-AP-Master Ser.
geant Frederic Hensel, the only
battle casualty of the war to lose
parts OF both arms and both legs,
soon will see sound movies pro
jected on the ceiling OF his room in
the Percy Jones Hospital at Fort
Custer. Mich. A special screen, a
sound projection machine and 10
nm. film were en- route to Hensel
today, the gift OF Lou Costello and
Bud Abbott OF the movies. They
heard Of his plight and wired their
manager. Edward Sherman, to get
the equipment.
DETROIT - APP - The GMC
truck coach division OF General
Motors at Pontiac will erect
building costing at least $1,750.000.
II was disclosed TODAY. Located
directly west OF the South Blvd.
plant. the new building will be
720 by $40 feet, with $4,000 square
feet OF floor space.
DETROIT-AP-The Oldsmobile
G.-ision OF General Motors in Ian
zig will produce the Army's new
"kickless cannon. 75mm rifle
until recently on the secret list
NEW YORK -AP- c. E vii.
son, president OF General Motors
Corp. said Tuesday the Chevrolet
division expects to assemble cars
in southern California as we'll as
IN the San Francisco Bay area, and
that new plant would be built II
the division cannot arrange pur-
chase Of suitable government-owned
property.
NEW YORK -AP- Rep. Lesin-
ski (D-Mich.) and other members
of House subcommittee on immi-
grafton and naturalization were told
Tuesday that $500 persons must be
deported from this country. Ed
ward j. Shaughnessy, special as
sistant to the commissioner of the
immigration and naturalization ser
vice, said 144 have been classified
as subversive, while 4,1SS have been
convicted OF crimes. The status Of
the others was not disclosed.
MOSCOW -AP- A high rank.
ing Chinese military man, Gen.
Hsiung Shih-hui, today entered into
discussions at the Chinese embassy
with the delegation OF Premier
T. V. Soong. who is here for talks
with Generalissimo Stain and 9th.
er Soviet officials. Chinese dip
lomatic circles were much interest
ed in the development. Gen.
Hsiung headed the Chinese mill
tary mission to Washington in 1912
and was a member Of Chang Kai-
shek's supreme war council in 1887.
PORTLAND, Ore. -AP-Two sol
diers, one a veteran OF the Euro
pean war, have been added to the
death toll of fire fighters now work
ing desperately to control forest
fires in Oregon. The deaths raised
the toll to five. U. S. forest Off
cials said lightning set fires in all
Oregon sectors now total 207.
NEWARK, O.-INs-Automotive
expert William B. Stout said today
Harvesting Of the atom will eventu.
ally reduce automobile motors to
the size of a mans fist. But II
will take many years to develop
such an engine, the Graham. Paige
Motor Corporation research direc.
tor said, adding: 81 expect to see
gasoline used as long as | live"
LONDON-INS-Eugene Laval.
wife of the former Vichy leader,
was said today to have been form.
ally charged with intelligence with
the enemy. Reuters News Agency,
in a dispatch from Paris, said that
the charge was lodged by investi-
eating Magistrate Morchat.
NEW YORK-INS- The Japa.
nese Domei Agency reported today
that Prince Ri Gu, member OF
Korea's former ruling house, was
killed by the atomic bomb explo-
sion at Hiroshima. The 32-year-old
prince was serving as a Japanese
army officer. according to the dis
patch recorded by the FEC.
BETHPAGE, N. Y.-INS-- The
Navy needs volume production Of a
new and faster fighter plane. de-
spite the development of the ato-
mic bomb, according to vice-Adm.
Marc A. Mitscher. Speedier fight
ers are required. to meet the me,.
ace of new-type Japanese planes.
he told several thousand Grammar
employees.
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