The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-23

! Late News
CoPENHAGEN-AP-The news
paper Extrabaldet said today the
wife OF captured Nazi Foreign Min
lister Joachim Won Ribbentrop had
been found aboard the refugee ship
"Felde" in the port OF Kiel. when
a group of Danish experts were ex.
aiming ships in the port in an eff
fort to determine which were stolen
from Denmark by the Germans.
The dispatch said Frau Ribbentrop
readily admitted her identity.
NEW YORK -AP- The new
Delhi radio, in a broadcast heard by
the FEC, said today 1t. Gen. Dan.
tel !. Sultan, former commander
in chief of u. S. forces in the India
Burma theater. had left New Del
hi by plane for the United States
for reassignment.
HOLLYWOOD --AP-Movie Pro
Queer Preston Sturges has announc-
ed the signing Of Harold Lloyd, n
star Of silent films. to a contract to
appear in two pictures, the first OF
which, 1.-The Sin OF Harold Diddle-
boch,' will go into production Aug.
l. Lloyd has been out OF pictures
since 1888.
ATLANTA ---AP- Terming the
incident disgrace, Gov. Ellis
Arnall and a county commissioner
Joined today in demanding removal
from office of the person RESPONSE
BILE for the claiming OF two negro
boys at the county Industrial farm
for negroes. Clarence Duncan, the
commissioner. said he would seek
the custer OF L. ]. Waits, veteran
farm superintendent, at the July D
commission meeting unless Waits
resigned.
WASHINGTON-AP- The OPA,
acting to curb what 1t termed ex-
cessive charges, today fixed dollar
nnd.cent price ceilings for all sales
of strip rubber.
WASHINGTON-AP - Anthra-
cite mines back in private hands
had government plea today for
record production to prevent
threatened hard coal shortage next
winter. Solid Fuels Administrator
Harold Ickes made the plea yester-
day in relinquishing government
control over the properties OF 354
Pennsylvania mining companies
and two mines producing Virginia
anthracite.
WASHINGTON-AP 49, Reduced
military and government require
ments will prevent the sharp de-
creases estimated earlier in civilian
supplies OF canned fruits and vege-
tables. The civilian g pply OF can
ned fruits from this years pack
will he about the same as last year
and OF commercially canned vege.
tables only about 10 to Is per cent
smaller than last year.
LONDON -AP- The British
government stood pledged today to
use its forces in Syria and Lebanon
"impartially to prevent disturbanc-
es. in the interest OF the war ef-
fort. 1.-THE British commanders
will take action against anyone re-
sponsible for creating such dis
turbances," a government announ'
cement last night asserted.
OSLO-AP-The Oslo passport
office, controlled by the Norwegian
state police, said today that II sing
er Kristen Flagstad asks for a pass
mort TO leave Norway for the Unit
ed States permission will be grant
ed only on approval Of the ministry
of justice.
MOSCOW -AP- The 1000 del
eRates to the 18th session or the
supreme Soviet were scheduled to-
day TO take up discussion OF pro-
posal TO demobilize the Red Army
on a scale running into millions OF
mesh in the l3 oldest age groups.
MOSCOW -AP- Red bunting
and flags OF the Soviet Union dec
GRATED buildings on the capitals
principal streets today as Moscow
prepared for tomorrow's giant mil
itary parade in celebration OF the
victory over Germany.
MANILA Up Gen. Douglas
Macarthur formally denied To-Day
that he had discharged Gen. Dwight
d. Eisenhower as his chief OF star
in the Philippines before the war.
The allegation that Macarthur had
fired Eisenhower appeared in a
column by Drew Pearson yester'
day. Eisenhower served unuef
Macarthur in the Philippines from
1885 to 1883.
WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN,
OLYMPIA. Wash.-INS-After three
strenuous days Of outdoor activity
in this Pacific Northwest wonder
land. President Truman took u
easy" today and remained at the
TEMPORARY White House In the
Royernor's mansion. He devoted
his time to state papers and the
latest reports from the Pacific hght'
ing front.
PARIS-INS-M Machinery for the
trials OF top Nazi war criminals