The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-30

today there must be no return 10
international CutthrOat competition
adding tnar such a situation could
not fail 10 produce anything but
depression and mass unemploy-
ment in Britain
NEW YORK-lNS-Nathan Go
uh. supervisor for a decorating
company, was hopeful today that he
would be able TO take down the
Boy Wanted sign posted in the
store window the last two days. Six
applicants had responded, Golub
said deUghtedly. The sign read:
Boy Wanted-S35 week to
start
NEW YORK-INS- Prolonged
conferences between representa-
tives OF labor unions and motion
picture producers stood adjourned
today without having reached any
agreement in the Hollywood studio
strike.
NEW YORK-INS-A big forti-
fcation' at Stjoerdal. Norway,
about 30 miles northeast of Trond-
helm. is being completed by the
Germans, a Swedish broadcast re-
ported by the Fec said today.
WASHINGTON-INS - Ameri-
can officials closely acquainted with
Soviet foreign policy declared to-
day they do not believe Russia
would approve inviting Argentina
TO the United Nations Conference
at San Francisco next month.
ALAMEDA, Calif.-AP - More
than 800 men were lost in the
sinking of the escort carrier Bis
marck Sea off Two Jima Feb. 81
survivors who arrived here yester-
day revealed. The 400 men in
the group of survivors which arrip
ed yesterday by transport ship
were the first from the sunken car
rier to reach the mainland.
WITH BRITISH FORCES EAST
OF THE RHINE-AP-Looting Of
German homes by German soldiers
has reached such proportions that
Hitler has ordered those convicted
should be shot. A copy of the ord
err was captured by the British at
Vessel.
SANTA MONICA, Cal.-INS -
Leo McCarey, recent winner of the
Academy writing and directing
awards for Going My Way, the
film industry's best picture of 1914,
was to appear in police court today
for arraignment on a charge of
driving while intoxicated. The
writer-director was arrested early
yesterday near his beach front
home. Arresting officers said he
was driving the wrong way on a
one-way approach to the Roosevelt
Highway.
WASHINGTON ms - Sen.
George A. Wilson (R.Ia.), warned
today that unless the government
acts promptly, millions of bushels
of corn" in the Midwest will spoil
because of a lack OF freight cars
to move the grain TO mills.
SAN FRANCTSCO-AP-The san
ity trial Of the multi-married troll
ley conductor. Francis Van VIE
has been continued until Monday
for final argument and submission
TO jury. Van VIE pleaded innocent
10y reason OF insanity. Three Alien
lists declared Van VIE sane. but
another termed him "psychopath'
iC.'
NEW YORK-AP-The trial OF
Marshal Petain, Nichy government
head during the German occupation
OF France. will begin April "a. the
French Tress Agency said today in
broadcast dispatch reported by
the FEC.
SAN FRANCISCO-AP-The I'm
perial Rule Assistance Society, Jap
anese totalitarian party created
three years ago by eX-PremieI
Gen. Hideki TOTO to strengthen civ.
ilian support for his war machine,
was dissolved today and supplanted
by a new one party organization
the Political Association OF Great
Japan.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark.-AP -
James w. Wall, 24-year-old tax
driver who confessed the Staying
of his second wife and at least five
other persons, has been committed
10 the state hospital here for a men
tai examination He was sent to che
institution on motion of an attorney
appointed for him by the circuit
court.
CAMP FORREST. Tenn-AP-
1t. Gen. Karl Buelowins. 55, who
once served with Won Rummels AT
rika Corps. this week took his own
life in the prisoner OF war hospital
here. the camp public relations OF.
flee disclosed. The German general
patient receiving psychiatric
treatment was found hanging in
his room by leather straps from his
brief case. according to the an.
nouncement.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan. Partly cloudy
tonight and Saturday with little
change in temperature.
Highest temperature yesterday