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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-01
DELAVCI PRI FORD co.
so IA STAVKO

DETROIT. - Tajno glasova-
ME med $4,000 dslavci pri Ford
Motor Co., ki go je izvr1ila CIO
unija, je odkrilo, da je 10 moi
napram ! glasovalo = stayko
" prilog 30-odstotn6mu mezd.
|neEau xviSanju.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-01
OAR SANS-U

Mr.. Louis Hafner je daroval
$500 podr. st. 1O6 SANS me-
sto venca "a pokojnega Franka
Mocilnikarja. Odbor Sc mu is
kreno zahvaljuje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-01
MA OPERACI.U

v Glenville bolnisnici Sc ma
,haja Mrs. Erna Kotula, hci Mr..
in Mrs. Frank Krasovec, 16O21
Holmes Ave. Podvreci Sc je mo-
|rala operaciji. Obiski zacasno
MISC dovoljeni. zelimo il sleo-
rajsnje okrevanje!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-01
Priznava, da ina Sovjetska unija
pOsebne interese vzhodni in centralni
Evropi, svari pa prot ustrahovanju

NEW YORK, 81. oktobra - Covered pred javnm fo-
rumom "New York Herald Tribune' e drzavni tajnik
James F. Byrnes noco izjavil da Zed drzave poln
mer zavedajo da ina Rusa posebne varnostne nterese
vzhodn in centrani Evropi in da Amerka bo nkdar
pridrzila kakim ntrgam XII bi ogrozae omenene soviet
ske varnostne nterese.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-01
Neuarn0st revolte proti
ameri$ki uojski U Nemciijiii
raste, izjaulja Eisenhower

FRANKFURT Nemeija, 81. oktobra - Gen. Dwight
D. Eisenhower e danes porocal drzavnemu departmentu
da med nernsko mladino in bvsini voak pojavajo
znamena odpornost XII uegne prinest organizran upor
proti ameriSkm okupacijskm sam
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-01
Ley obzaloval
anti-semitizem v
politieeni oporoki

NUREMBERG, NemclJa. -
Vodja nacijske delavske from
te DIR. Robert Ley, XII Sc je te-
kom cakanja ma obravnavo kot
vojni zlocinec pred tednom dni
obesil v svoji celici, je zapustil
''politicno oporoko", v kateri je
izjavil, da je gonja proti zidov-
stvu povzrocila padec Nemcije.
Ley je med ostalim pisal:
"Ali imam pravico apelirati
ma nemsko ljudstvo po tel SLIM
katastrofi? Bill sem eden izmed
odgovornih moz, bill sem s Hit
lerjem tekom dobrih dni, ko so
Sc nasi nacrti in made izpolnje-
vail, zato hocem biti z MIN tu-
di tekom crnih dni.
"Spoznal sem, da Sc "a vsako
stvarjo nahaja roka bozje pre-
vidnosti. Bog me je vodil v
vsem, kar sem kdaj storil. On
me je peljal navzgor, sedaj pa
je dopustil, da sem padel. Mu-
cim Sc, da bi nasel vzrok "a pa
dec in to je plod mojih razmis-
ljanj.
"Anti-semitizem krsi
temeljni zakon stvarstva"
mi smo zapustili Boga in Ia
to mas je Bog zapustil. Bozjo
voljo smo nadomestili z naso
elovesko voljo. z anti-semitiz-
nom smo krsili emo izmed te-
meljnih zapovedi bozjega stvar-
stva.
'Anti-semitizem je izmalicil
mas pogled in storili smo resne
napake. TezkO Je prlZnatl ma
pake, toda ma tehtnici je vea
obstoj nasega ljudstva;, mi ma
ciji .moramo imeti pogum, da Sc
otresemo anti-semitizma. Pove-
dati moramo mladini, da je bill
napaka. Mladina ne bo verjela
nasim nasprotnikom. Posamez-
niki lahko propadejo, stranke in
sistemi izginejo, toda ljudstvo
mora ostati in ziveti.
"Nemski anti-semiti so pod
well prvi korak, torej morajo
tudi drugega. Med Nemci in III
di mora priti do sporazuma, ra-
di svetovnega miru in svetovne-
ga blagostanja. To ne SINE biti
premirje, temvec mir, XII bo
zgrajen ma logiki, znanju, Jas
nih pravicah in obligacijah."
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-01

Obenem pa je Byrnes izrazil
zaupanje da bo Rusija drzala
roke proc cd ameriskih draw.
Ia pokrajinske sisteme
v okviriu Zdruzenih narodov
Bistvo govora, XII ga je obdr-
laval Byrnes, je bilo, da i'm a
Sovjetska Russia v obmocju, XII
je vitalne vaznosti "a memo var
most, iste pravice kot 81 jih la
stijo Zed. drzave v zapadni he
misferi ma podlagi znane Mon
roeve doktrine. Kakor Zed. dr.
zave zahtevajo, da Sc ne-ame-
riske drzave ne vmesavajo v
notranje zadeve katerekoli ame-
riske drzave, tako ina Russia
pravico zahtevati nevmesava-
ME ". zadeve vzhodne in CEN
tralne Europe.
Odloeno pa Sc je Byrnes IL
javil proti vsakemu poizkusu,
da bi Sc katerikoli drzavi v ME-
mem varnostnem obmocju vsi1i-
10 sovjetski sistem. Obenem pa
je poudaril, da morajo vsi TAXI
pokrajinski sistem biti v okvi-
ru organizacije Zdruzenih ma
rodov. Drzavni tajnik je toza-
devno rekel:
"V tel dobi atomske sile mo-
ramo ustvariti en- svet "a mas
vse, ali pa ne bo nobenega sve-
ia "a nikogar izmed mas"
Poudarja prijateljstvo
Amerike "a Rusijo
Velik del svojega govora je
Byrnes porabil "a poudarjanje
ameriskega prijateljstva "a Ru-
sijo. Rekel je:
mi nismo niti cd dalec ma
sprotovali, temvec smo ma pri-
mer dejansko simpatizirali s pri-
zadevanjem Sovjetske unije, da
ustvari tesnejsi in bolj prijatelj-
ski odnos svojimi sosedi v
vzhodni in centralni Evropi.
mi sc v polni meri zaveda-
mo njenih posebnih varnostnih
interesov, XII jih ina v doticnih
dezelah in smo PRIMAL te inte-
rese v uredbah, XII so bile izvr-
sene "a okupacijo in kontrolo
bivsih sovraznih draw"
mi razumemo odlocnost ljud.
stva Sovjetske unije, da noce
nikoli vec dopustiti, da bi Sc v
doticnih drzavah vodila politi.
ka, XII bi bila premisljeno ma.
perjena proti varnosti Soviet
ske unije in proti njenemu naci.
nu zivljenja.
Nacelo nevmesavanja Sc
mora splosno spostovati
"Amerika sc ne bo nikoi pri
druzila nobenirn skupinam v do
ticnih dezelah v sovraznen n
spletkarstvu proti Sovjetsk
uniji. Mi tudi zaupamo, da s.
tudi Sovjetska unija ne DO pri
druzila sovraznemu spletkarstv,
proti nam v tel hemisferi."
! Byrnes je dejal, med-amerisk
1sistem ne dopuSca nobeneg'
vmeSayania " notfan ie zadev
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-01
0pozoriIo citateIje

citatelje Enakopravnosti ze danes opo-
zarjamo. mai pazno preeitajo pismo slovenske-
ga umetnikaslikarja Bozidarja Jakaca. OBJ
sirno pismo bono prisel priobeevati ju.
trisnji izdaji Enakopravnosti.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-11-01
Takrat je bila RoSka ofenziya ..

Ljubljanski dnevnik "Sloven-
ski porocevalec" z dne 16. sep
tembra 1915, poroca pod gor-
njim naslovom sledece:
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05
Postwar Lend
Lease Snagged

Washington. Mar. 5--AP-R epub-
ican-expressed fears that lend.
lease may be eased into postwar
European aid program today snag
ged an Administration drive 10
hurry renewal OF mutual aid legis.
lation.
The House Foreign Affairs Com
mittee reopened public hearings on
a bill to extend for one year the
life OF the Lend.Lea: Act which
expires June 30.
Foreign Economic Administrator
Lei r. Crowley was called as to-
days witness, apparently TO ansv-
er Republican questions about Nd
ministration plans for aiding the
reconstruction OF Europe.
Democrats on the committee
have been trying for more than a
week TO get the bill approved and
on its way TO passage.
In addition TO renewing lend
leave proper for a year, the meas
ure would legalize contracts made
under the act until 1859.
Two Republican committee mem.
bers-Reps. Vorys OF Ohio and
Chiperfeld of Illinois asked for
reopened hearings after announc-
ment OF a new $4,000 900 lend
lease agreement with France.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05

troll. IL had a few-a thousand or
so-civilians who raised sugar and
refined sulphur which the colonists
c tributed to the bounty Of the
empire.
1t also had 10000 crack troops
several thousand pillboxes, thou
sands OF feet OF trenches and a
seemingly indomitable will befit-
ting a Pacific rampant Of that en-
pire.
For Two was a fortress. nothing
more. Two was ,votal point in
the outer defense line Japan had in
Nanpo Shoto. a chain OF southern
islands running from the very
mouth OF Tokyo Bay (OshimaJ TO
within 300 miles OF the Marianas at
Minami Two Jima. and Japan built
1t well. Two Jima is the only
island in the volcano group with
eno1gh fiat ground for airfelds
Rita (northf Two Jims. s. miles
tc the north OF Two lima Is rugged
and mountainous with two Volcanic
Peaks rising $3.50 and 2.lsl feet
Minami (south) Two lima is 40
miles south OF Two lima and
mere mile SQUARE With a 31sl foot
volcanic peak.
From Two Jima's two sirfelds-a
third was under construotion-the
Japanese sent bombers to attack
the Bog base at Saipan in hone
less effort 10 thwart raids on the
homeland These same runvafs.
and improved by seabees,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05
Chang Makes Conciliatory
Gesture Towards Communists

when Allied landings on the Chinese
coast are being planned. said this
move by the Chinese leader was o
significant gesture
It Is well known in diplomatic
circles that the Soviet government
desires to see settlement OF the
open question in China before the
San Francisco Conference begins
April %. The Soviet delegates de-
clined to sit down with the Chinese
delegates at Dumbarton oaks last
August. thus making 1t necessary
to conduct the conference In two
separate phases
II this condition OF strained rela-
tons continues. officials pointed
out .>>the success OF the San Fran
cisco Conference might be Jeop-
ardized.
Lin Tsu Han is the communist
who participated in the originaI
negotiations last summer in Chung.
king when the first attempt was
made to reconcile the two factions,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05
War Workers
Resume Jobs

Detroit. Mich, Mar. 5-lNS 49,
Twenty-Five thousand Dodge and
Chrysler workers started back-to-
work movement today ending 10
day strike that halted production
Of vital war materials in six Detroit
area plants.
Three thousand members OF
Local 3. UAW-CIO, voted to return
10 their Jobs at a meeting in Cass
Technical High School last night.
It was explained to the workers
that the War Labor Board. at a
show cause" hearing in Washing
ton Saturday had agreed to re
place eight workers whose dis
charge precipitated the walkout.
Mike Noyak. president OF the
local. urged the men TO return 10
work. A joint executive board and
MANAGEMENT committee will begin
arbitration Of the case today. The
discharged workers had been fired
for sllegedly refusing TO meet com
pany production rates
The company also agreed TO ac.
cept the union-approved rate OF pro
duction pending completion OF
time study, it was said.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05
Marines Nearing Victory in Hardest
Battle in l68 Years in History

will offer fighter escort To- the
Superfortress
Now as the island OF Two Jima
itself and 10 give an idea why the
battle is so tough.
II measures five miles from the
rugged northern tip T. the south
ern end where the volcano NJ
Suribachi comes sloping down. At
the broadcast point the island is two
and one half miles wide. At the
narrow southern neck it is 700
yards wide The north half. rough
~ circular in shape forms a broad
dome with a maximum elevation Of
ISL feet. A ridge extends two and
one half miles southwest. sloping
gently and tapering of al 554foot
high Suribachi.
A plateau about one mile in dia-
meter makes up the central area
Of the north where the defenders
were driven after the Marines land
ed on the southeast coast The
northern shores are rough rocky
and steep. The southeast beach.
no ever. has no natural obstruc.
lions in its two and one qpater mile
length.
The nature ~ the coastal terrain
suited the Jarsnese defenGes enc
my landings we're out OF the ques-
ton in the north unless the in
vaders preferred 10 scale us serrat-
ed rock cliffs The southern
beaches offered No cover vha'so-
ever and the japanese could train
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05
Lewis Strike
Plot % Aid in
Fringe Tangle

Washington. Mar. 5-AP-Coal
operators and miners began closed
door negotiations OF a. new con-
tract today amid indications OF an
early break IN the logjsm OF wage
cases involving so-called fringe
awards.
An informed source said Econom.
ic Stabilizer Fred NJ. Vinson and
the War Labor Board shortly may
reach agreement taking WLB out
from under a directive giving the
Office OF Price Administration veto
power over such fringe awards.
Vinson still would. be able to
approve or reject the boards find
ings. The agreement, however,
would permit the WbB to clear
away the accumulation OF cases
that has grown since Wilson
brought OPA into the picture last
fall, over board objections.
New attention has beer focused
on the fringe issue, because Lewis
contract demands are centered on
it rather than a direct assault on
the little steel formula.
Those demands we're taken up
today by two seven-man commit
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05
Huron Legion Post
Seeks Headquarters

Because OF rapidly increasing
membership Huron American Le-
zion post 40S, is in search OF
permanent home so that they can
have better contact with each mem
her. give more service tn the COM
munity. and provide better tacili-
ties for the Boys coming home
The American Legion member
shin lapel button. which symbol
izes patriotic pride, will soon DO
available to members
The Americanism Committee
composed Of Carl Simpson and DR..
G. F. Clark. will contact proper
authorities this week at fpsilanti
High School. in order to select
two boys TO be sent by this post
in June 10 attend the Boys state
Council in Lansing.
At a meeting sunday Huron post
donated sI6 to the Red Cross drive.
Veterans Of World War I and IL
NAV attend the next meeting which
will be March is at 3 o'clock, in
Ypsi Lodge Auditorium.
Present members Of Huron Pose
may apply to Adiutant John Morton
TO receive membership cards.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05
Opposing Blood
Types Kill. Baby

Champaign. H., Mar. Ems -
Medical science conceded failure
today in its unprecedented efforts
to save the life a baby girl whose
parents have opposing blood types
a condition that usually results in
a stillbirth or the early death OF the
infant
Warrant Officer William G. Cole
bourn. stationed at Yale University
arrived at Burnham Hospital yes.
terday to learn that he had lost
in his race to see his four-day-old
daughter alive.
In a move to avert the usually
fatal outcome in cases where par.
ents have conflicting blood types
the baby was delivered a month
prematurely by Caesarian section
and given an immediate transfu-
sion OF Orb negative type blood
the same as that OF Mrs. Colebourn
The father has Orb positive type
blood.
Other blood transfusions follow
ed, but were not successful in re.
plenishing the red blood cells
which are destroyed by the oppos
ing blood types Of the parents. The
infant died Sunday.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05
.Vandenbergt to
be Free Agent

Washington, Mar. 5-AP-White
House assurances TO Senator Van
denberg (R-Mich.) that his invita-
ton to the United Nations security
conference is without strings
brought Republican expressions OF
pleasure and relief-today.
Predicting prompt acceptance Of
the assignment as the result of a
letter from President Roosevelt.
Republican colleagues who asked
not to be quoted by name said they
felt it would have been "a terri
BILE blow" to the party II. Vanden-
berg bad deemed Il necessary to
reject the invitation
The Michigan senator has main:
tanned silence on the subject but is
expected to make an announcement
soon, possibly in the Senate tomor-
row or Wednesday.
The report that Mr.. Roosevelt
has conveyed his personal assur-
anees that Vandenberg will have
freedom of action at the San Fran
cisco parley opening April 25 came
from an authoritative source. II
conceded with word that the Chief
Executive has asked Vice President
Truman TO serve as a liaison be-
tween the White House and the
Senate to clear the way for fav'
orable action on forthcoming trea-
ties.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05
Congress Debates
First Woman Draft

Washington, Mar. sap - Con-
gress hopes to start a nurse draft
bill on the way TO becoming law
this week. 1t is designed to meet
what the Armed services have call
ed an immediate need for an esti-
mated 10000 nurses.
How broad the first woman-draft
legislation ever to reach the con-
gressional voting stage will be will
depend largely on the outcome Of
two days OF House debate starting
today.
The Military Committee, which
wrote the measure at the request
Of President Roosevelt. has recon-
mended that all unmarried nurses
not under 20 or over a. be made
liable TO induction through local
draft board procedure. To protect
essential home front Health needs,
the committee decreed that draft
boards should induct only those
nurses declared available by the
War Manpower Commission.
Major points OF controversy in
volve the proposed, limitation OF
draft liability TO unmarried women
and the requirement that gradu.
stes OF the det Nurse Corps be
indicted before non-cadets are call
| ed
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05
Post War Plans
Discussion Topic

There will be an all day meeting
OF the Council OF Social Adjust.
ments. Tuesday in the Kellogg Au-
ditorium, Ann Arbor. The evening
meeting at 7:45 will be open TO
the public.
Lyman Ford. Member to the Ma
tional Community Chest and Coun-
ctts incorporated New York City
New York. will speak on the fol-
lowing topic: will your commun-
ity have an adequate program in
health and welfare services to
meet needs after the war;. Dis
cussions OF his speech will be lead
by Mrs. Esther Duston, executive
director Of Social Agencies in Up
SLANT; Professor Arthur Durham
of the University of Michigan
School OF Social Work; and George
Pylon. educational director for the
UAW.CIO.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05

their guns on hostile troops.
The approachsble shoreline was
guarded by 10000 yards OF defenses
better than Tarawa. Tarawa's Co
conut log emplocements were
primitive compared to the huge
pulboxes on Two, some with rein
forced concrete FIVE feet thick.
Tsrawa had concrete positions, too.
but not in the quantity they ap-
pesred on Two.
Two had little other than military
installations. Several villages and
so-called town 49, Motoyama -
which lay in broken splinters even
before the Marines reached IT. A
narrow gauge railroad along the
west coast carried both sugar tor
export and ammunition to be stored
in the Suribachi Cayerns. There
was an experimental agricultural
station. a weather station, sulphur
works and a sugar mill.
This was the island discovered
by a Spaniard In 1913. visited by
an Englishman in 1854. looked over
by a Russian in 1906. claimed
vaguely by Spain and finally in
1921 absorbed by the Japanese into
the OgasaWsra branch administra.
ton.
This was the target for bombers
that rocked Two daily for 20 days
target for American battleships
a-d cruisers for three pre-inyasion
days OF bombardment, target for
I. s. Marines who gained bloody
foothold on the smashed and smok-
inz bsarhhead the morning OF Feb
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05

Washington, Mar. 5-AP-Fred
NJ. vinson, economic sterilization
director. was nominated today by
President Roosevelt to be Federal
Loan Administrator.
Vinson thus succeeds Jesse Jones
as head OF the loan agencies hand
ling billions Of dollars. They were
severed from the Commerce De-
partment SO they would not come
under the Jurisdiction Of Henry
A. Wallace. Before the Senate
confirmed Wallace Ton Secretary
OF Commerce, special legislation
returned the Federal Loan Admin
istration to an independent status.
A former member of Congress
from Kentucky and a former JUS
tice sf the United States Circuit
Court for the District Of Columbia,
vinson has been sterilization di-
rector since James F. Byrnes gave
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05
YankS Battle For Rhine CROSSING
Hopeless Jap
Thousands
Dying
,Fy Associated PrsssD

Hopeless counterattacks and Fill.
ipino guerrillas added new thous-
ands TO japanese dead on Two Is
land and the Philippines as the in
creasing tempo Of the American
air onslaught forced Japan to close
primary schools in Formosa today
and organize Tokyo students into
tull-time fire brigades.
Tokyo announced the school clio
sures shortly after waves Of SUI
perrortresses struck the capital
through snow clouds Sunday morn
ing, and all types OF bombers raked
airdromes the length OF Formosa.
Ten more B.e9s raided Tokyo again
today, the Japanese said.
Reorganized Japanese on Two
stiffened their resistance and held
three American marine divisions
to local gains, but their known
dead mounted TO 1855.
Thousands Of other Japanese have
been killed by Filipino guerrilias in
northeastern Luzon, more than 100
miles behind the battlelines. Gen.
Douglas Macarthur said. He re-
ported the guerrillas. led by Amer
lean officers and supported by U. s.
planes. had inflicted "eXtraordin-
arily heavy losses" on bewildered
Nipponese.
OFF the southern tip OF Luzon,
the American division seized two
more islands -Ticao and BuIias.
Severe japanese losses were
reported from Burma as British
troops closed in on Mandalay from
the north and west Others press
ed $50 miles south OF Mandalay
Chinese laid siege to Lashio. com
munications center in northeast
| Burma.
More than $50 Superforts made
yesterdays raid on Tokyo. II was
their first early morning strike
in IL attacks on the enemy capital
They fought sleet, hail, snow and
srb-zero temperatures but met nc
enemy fighters and little anti.:air
craft fire Tokyo said Nagoya
Toyohashi and Hammatsu were
also bombed.
Only one B29 was lost. 1t crash
ed on the way back but the ere"
was saved.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05
Wave to
Strike Soon


A cold wave which began in Mon
tana yesterday sank the mercury
below zero levels in northern Mid
west states today but Chicago fore
casters said it would be OF brief
duration.
High winds and light snow &C
companied the cold in the Dakotas.
Minnesota and Nebraska. Early
morning temperatures today in
Guided 81 below at Havre, Mont.
Is below at Williston, N. D., II be.
low at Miles City, Mont, below
at Casper. Wyo., and . below at
Cheyenne, Wyo.
The forecasters said Minnesota,
Wisconsin and Iowa would have
sharp temperature drops today but
that as the cold moves farther east
and south II would moderate. In
fact, they said. later today the
mercury probably would begin ris.
ing In Montana. Chicago anticipat-
ed a low Of 20 to 20 by tomorrow
morning.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05

Washington, Mar. 5--INS-Gener-
alissimo Chang KaiShek, II was
learned today. has made a gesture
OF Cancellation toward the Chinese
Communists by inviting one OF
their leading officials, Lin Tsu Han.
to be a member OF the Chinese dele
CATION 10 the San Francisco confer
ence.
Washington officials who are
deeply apprehensive over the con
tinued disunity in China, al time
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05
U. S. WEATHER REPORT

Lower Michigan: Rain changing
10 snow flurries tonight followed
by decreasing cloudiness Tuesday.
Colder tonight and Tuesday
Highest temperature yesterday.
90: lowest %.
Highest temperature one year ago
today %: lowest. 10.
Highest temperature this date in
last 70 years. 81 in 1885; lowest 2
IN 1901.
The sun sets today at 7:27 p. m.
and rises Tuesday at 1853 a. N.
The moon sets today at ll:2i a.
m. and rises Tuesday at ? a. m.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05
Fred NJ. VinsOn Choice For
Economic Sterilization Post

up the post Byrnes moved into
the position OF War Mobilization
/ director.
The White House said President
Roosevelt had a successor in mind
for Vinson but that the appoint
ment of a new sterilization direc.
tor will be withheld until the Sen
ate acts on Wilson's nomination TO
the lending job.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-05
Legion Plans
Competition

In Joint assembly in Ypsilanti
High School, Friday morning at 10
O'Clock judges from the University
OF Michigan, will decide II Roose-
welt or Ypsilanti High School will
win the local contest in the Ma
tionsl American Legion Oratorical
competition. The subject must be
concerning the federal Constitution.
The winners will have chance to
compete in district. zone, region
al and finally in national contests.
See LEGION-Paee .