The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-04

prostitutes by the truck load. 200
brothels have been placed on
limits" to troops.
MANILA-AP- The newspaper
that American pilots drop into ia.
pan-Rakkasan Parachute" News
will increase its circulation from
100000 weekly to 100000 as the
tempo OF bombs and destruction m
creases. The circulation will reach
100000 by August Is and the
100000 goal a month later, said
1t. Col. J. Woodall Greene OF st.
Petersburg, Fla, executive officer.
Observation-Disclosures Mo-
Utilization Director John W. Snyder
Friday considered an appeal from
Rirplane manufacturers for right TO
produce commercial planes. ana
thus aid airlines in expanding SER
vices during the period OF trans
portation difficulties. The appeal
was laid before Snyder by Sen.
Warren Magnuson (D) Wash, after
comforting with airplane manufac-
turers.
LONDON -AP-Silent since the
war began. the bells OF st. Paul's
Cathedral rang out today for IS
minutes in celebration OF Queen
Elizabeth's 45th birthday. The |
king and queen planned to spend |
part OF the day at the Ascot races.
NEW YORK -AP- The body |
of a man floating at the conflu- |
ence OF the East River and Long |
island Sound was identified today |
as that OF Maj. William b. (Billy) |
Southworth, Jr.. pilot OF a B-29 |
which crashed here last Feb. rs.
WASHINGTON -AP- Several |
senators today endorsed Gen. James
Doolittle's suggestion OF a supreme |
commander for the Pacific and |
named General Douglas MacArth-
ur as their choice. General Doc
little. commander OF the Sth Air
Force, said in a speech at okinawa
that an overall chief Of all the
armed forces in the Pacific would |
be advantageous.
LONDoN-AP - The conserva-
tive Daily Mail, commenting on the !
ffst 25 cabinet appointments BY !
Prime Minister Attlee. said today
Speculation on the tendencies of the
new Labor government may be cas-
ed to some extent by appreciation
OF the fact that the great majority
of those taking office are already
experienced IN ministerial author
ity."
NUREMBERG, Germany-AP -
The former German Palace of Jus.
tice at Nuremberg, one-time Nazi
shrine city, has been chosen for
the trials of arch war criminals
which will begin Sept /, a spokes.
man for Robert H. Jackson, chief
U. s. counsel on the Allied War
Crimes Commission, announced
Friday.
PARIS-AP-Apparently suffer.
ing no pain although he has a bull
let lodged In the lower part of his
heart. Dale Barnett, II year old
farm boy. walked around in a Paris
hospital Friday. DR.. H. d. Junkin,
surgeon in charge of the hospital,
said physicians did not plan to
probe for the bullet unless the boys
condition gets worse. He said the
muscle is not damaged and Dale,
wounded accidentally Wednesday,
probably will be able TO leave the
hospital in a week.
ROCKFORD, Ill.-AP-The city
OF Rockford was declared of
limits" by the Army today for
permanent and transient personnef
Of nearby Camp Grant, a redeploy-
ment center, following a flareup OF
infantile paralysis.
LONDON-AP- The Admiralty
said today that thousands Of tons
Of equipment are being rushed over
the worlds longest supply line to
enable British carrier planes to
smash at the japanese homeland. Il
The supplies, ranging from tiny
rivets to spare wings, are sped by
air and sea from England to Aus
tralia and then to the Northwest
ern Pacific Ocean, the Admiralty
said.
ROME-INS- Italians were jubi.
liant today over the Big Three de-
cision to admit Italy to the United
Nations after conclusion of a peace
treaty and forming OF a democratic
government. Crown Prince I'm.
berto. lieutenant of the realm. ex-
pressed the gratitude OF the Italian
people ito the three great democra-
cies".
NEW YORK-INS-A table-mod-
el television set to retail at 500
or less was promised today by a
New York City company now max
ing radar and other electric equip
ment for the armed services. The I
low.priced televisor made It's debut
at a demonstration by It's sponsor !
the Viewtone Company.
u. 8. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Clear and cool
tonight Fair and q little warmer