The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-02-15

Square as he eXhorted Athenlans 10
Let party hatreds die" and promis-
ed personal cooperation in the re-
Mobilization of Greece.
VATICAN CITY-AP-Pope Plus
XII is suffering from influenza and
audiences have been temporarily
cancelled, il was announced today.
Although confined to bed. the Pom
tin is continuing some work
through the secretariat of state.
LONDON-AP-- Prime Minister
Ivan Subasic and other members of
the Yugoslav government-in-e exile
left London before daybreak today
en- route to Belgrade to merge
themselves with Marshal Tito's
liberation committee in L new pro-
visional government. King Peter
did not accompany the party.
WASHINGTON AP Army
dentists put in 12,000000 filings
and made more than 100000 dent
ures in the first five months OF
1914. Rep. Shafer (R-Mich.) report
ed in a statement detailing the
story of the growth of the Army
Medical Corps.
Ell PASO, Tex.-UP-Telephone
connections were discontinued be-
tween FL Paso and Juarez. Mexico,
at midnight (MWT). Reports said
employees Of the Swedish-owned
Erickson Telephone Company we're
striking for so per cent increase
in pay.
WILLIAMSBURG. Va AP -
Publication OF the Flat Hat. student
newspaper at William and Mary
College, is to be resumed. but no
announcement was forthcoming to-
day as to who would succeed the ed
itor, Miss Marilyn Kaemmerle of
Jackson, Mich, whose editorial on
race relations led to its suspension.
President John +. Pomfret released
q statement by W. l.. Williams
president OF the student body
agreeinR that the editor and six
junior editors would constitute an
editorial board pledged to consult
a faculty councillor on any material
of a doubtful nature.
NEW YORK AP-A review OF
the death sentence imposed on
william Curtis Colepaugh and En-
ich Gimpel will follow as part OF
established procedure in the spy
trial Just concluded by a seven man
military commission. The commits
sion found the two men guilty yes
terday and sentenced them to death
by hanging.
DENVER ms. b. Herndon,
Jr., general manager of the Cosmo-
politan Hotel in Denver since 1912.
was slated today to become man
aging director of the 106O-room
Plaza Hotel in New York City
about March !.
WASHINGTON-AP - The gov
eminent brought out today a new.
drastic weapon for use against de-
fiers OF war Labor Board orders
Its first use cancelled the war con-
tracts of. and denied priority assist
Rnce TO. Z. A. Laboratories, Inc,
Brooklyn, y. Y. The firm manufac-
lures ship landing lights and other
electrical equipment.
WASHINGTON-AP- An en-
battled Jacob Goldberg went home
today while the Senate War In
vestigating Committee turned Its
inquiries from surplus goods sales
TO reports Of federal boarding. Sen.
Gtor Ferguson eR-Mich.) said COM
mittee investigators were checking
ment departments were allowing
SURPRISES TO accumulate rather than
arrange for their disposal.
CHICAGO Physicians re-
ported today that penicillin is good
for "strep" throat. tonsillitis, eye
injuries and even bedsores. An
nouncements that this versatile
drug helps treat this variety of all
ments were made in the Journal OF
the American Medical Association
CANBERRA. Australia-AP -
Official notification from Japan OF
the rescue of so Australian prison.
ers OF war who had been classified
as missing and believed dead after
the sinking of a Japanese transport
Sept. 3. 1914, was announced by
Prime Minister John Curtin today
LONDON-AP- Joseph Curran.
president OF the CLOS National
Maritime Union. urged today that
the proposed new World Trade
Union Federation include machin-
cry to battle discrimination based
on race, color or creed.
LONDON-AP-A postwar bonus
plan for big families providing five
shlllings (about SD weekly for
each child beyond the first was
proposed in government bill
made public today.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan: Occasional rain
mixed with snow tonight Friday
snow flurries and much colder.
Strong winds.
Highest temperature yesterday.
81: lowest rs.
Highest temperature one year
ago today, Is; lowest, 10.
Highest temperature this date in
last a. years, 81 in 1882; lowest 10
in 1875.
The sun sets today at 1905 and
rises Friday at s:27.