The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-26
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LONDON-AP-- Foreign Secre.
tary Anthony Eden and Soviet
Foreign Commissar Vyacheslav
Molotoy exchanged greetings today
on the third anniversary of the 20
year .Anglo-Soviet alliance. and
agreed that continued good rela.
tons between Britain and Soviet
Russia would help insure lasting
peace.
PHILADELPHIA -AP- While
$4,000 would-be heirs continue to
wrangle over n $S0000000 snuff
fortune the money will go on help
ing the war effort. Administra-
tors OF the estate OF Mrs. Henriet-
Ia S. Garrett. widow of Walter Gar
Iett, millionaire snuff manufacture
er. have approved purchase OF Sll.-
100000 worth Of war bonds from
the fortune. The estate last year
purchased $l0000,000 in war bonds.
OSLO-lNS-The trial OF Vod-
kun Quisline. Norway's No. col.
lahorator whose name has become
synonofous with traitor, stared
today at noon in lslo's house OF
assizeT The Nab pdppet PREMIER
looked fit and well despite his two
weeks in prison where his food con-
formed with the strict rationing in
effect throughout Norway.
SARASOTA. Fla. -AP- Road
equipment OF the Ringing Brothers
and Barnum and Bailey circus, in
Guiding n fireproof tent was all
packed to leave here today on a
special train for Washington. D. c.,
TO reach the show in time for the
annual tour.
CHICAGO ms Thirty thou
sand Chicagoans will gather in
Chicago Stadium tomorrow night
in the city's first mass demonstra-
ton Of support for President Harry
$ Truman. Demand for seats at
the rally has exceeded the arenas
capacity according TO Corporation
Counsel Barnet S. Hodes and a
public address system will be set
up outside the building.
NEW YORK-lNS- Prince Alb
dul Ilah, regent Of lraq toured New
York City today on an official Wis
It to the United States at the in
Vitation OF President Truman. The
SO year old emir. a direct descen-
daH. g t.se yrHyhst Mohammed
arrived by pTane from GAIA oNance
yesterday.
NEW YORK INS-R. ]. Wysor.
former president OF the Republic
steel Corporation, today was re-
ported scheduled for the job of su-
pervising the German steel indus
try under Gen. Dwight d. Essen
hover. Wysor resigned his Repub-
lie post May when 1t was announc-
ed that he was being relieved Of
his duties al his own request. He
was said TO be undertaking an i'm
portant new activity, the nature
of which could not be disclosed at
that time.
Observation-Disclosures gang
land warfare. comparatively = ST.
lent In wartime. flared anew In a
South Side saloon last night, as
shotgun assassins ended the 20
year hoodlum career OF James
(Red) Fawcett, Draper, A year
old former member OF the old Ca
pone gang.
CHICAGO -AP- The council
of bishops OF the Russian Ortho-
dox Church in North America has
rejected a proposal OF the patriarch
of Moscow to return to full com
munion with the mother church in
Russia.
Los ANGELES --AP- Two ma
ior Southern California aircraft
companies Lockheed and Consol-
idated Vultee-prepared today to
lay off a total OF $4,000 workers
within two months as the result
OF production cutbacks.
HOLLYWOOD-AP-Carole Ian
dis will start divorce proceedings
against Maj. Thomas c. Wallace af-
ter establishing residence in Reno,
New, within two weeks, the &C
tress announced through her stu
do yesterday.
SAN FRANCISCO -AP- A ia
panese government sponsored
meal ticket system" and an Orien-
tial variety Of soup kitchens are to
be established throughout Japan
for the relief of air raid evacuees
and other fugitives from the war,
the Domei news agency reported
today.
TRIESTE-INS-The Yugoslar
occupation Of Venezia Giulia is an
accomplished fact. Maj. Gen.
Dusan Kveder. the youthful par:-
isan commander in Trieste declared
today While Allied leaders strug-
gled with the problem of persuad.
ing Tito TO withdraw his forces
from the area until a peace table
settlement, the 31-year-old Yugo-
slav general openly discussed long
range plans for protecting what he
described as the Italian minority.
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