The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-13

tional support TO save the people
OF Greece from a regime OF ter
ror" under which II said they had
been living since formation OF a
civil warfare last winter.
LONDON Nap "Vigilantes"
who have been installing homeless
servicemen's families in vacant
houses in Brighton invaded London
last night as housing officials call
ed for a quick solution to Britain's
home shortage to keep direct ac-
ton from spreading Tin a very
dangerous way"
NEW YORK -AP- Luise Rain
err, actress who won the academy
award twice, and Robert KNITTED,
publisher, were married yesterday
at the Church OF the Ascension.
Miss Rainier and Playwright Cliff
fort Odets were divorced In 1910.
NEW YORK-AP-Police guards
increased today around major New
York newspaper plants as the War
Labor Board gave publishers a
free hand to employ workers other
than the striking deliverymen to
distribute the city's papers. Louis
Waldman, union counsel and
spokesman, said In broadcast
New York City publishers are
spearheading a on-busting drive"
which will make their community
an industrial battle-ground"
SAN FRANCISCO -AP- Japan.
ese broadcasts said today the Unit
ed States government has acknowl-
edged that an American submarine
sank the Japanese relief ship Ava
Maru. apologized and agreed TO
pay compensation. The ship was
sunk July ] while travelling under
safe conduct granted by the Unit
ed States for an expedition to
carry relief supplies to American
prisoners OF war.
Los ANGELES --AP-- A credi-
tors claim for $4,000 has been
filed against the estate OF Lupe
Velez by her sister. Mrs. Josephine
Anderson, who asserts that under
an agreement with the actress she
was to care for Lupe's baby when
it was born. The Mexican actress
ended her life, and that OF the un-
born baby, by taking sleeping med
icine last Dec. II. A note she left
asserted that Harald Ramona,
French actor, was the father.
CANBERRA-AP - Joseph B.
Chifley was sworn in today as
AustralIa's 18th prime minister
succeeding the late John Curtin. |
LONDON--AP-The Paris radio
said today that Paul valery, "a,
noted French poet and philosopher,
is gravely i'll.
WASHINGTON-UP-- A House
Judiciary Subcommittee planned to
wind up its public Investigation of
former Federal Judge Albert John
son OF Pennsylvania today by hear
ing from the Judge himself and
his chief accuser-dappar John
Memolo, Scranton attorney. While
the 75-year-old Johnson listened
from a nearby chair, Memolo told
the committee Thursday that the
judge asked him for two-thirds Of
the final fee he was to receive
for acting as counsel for receivers
OF the Williamsport Wire Rope
Co. Johnson had appointed Me-
molo to the job.
WASHINGTON UP - A. B.
Happy Chandler. basebalrs new
commissioner. said today he would
not resign from the Senate until
II has voted on the World Sc
curity Charter and other world
peace measures.
WASHINGTON-UP - House.
wives may be having difficulty buy
ing soap, but the government has
no immediate plans for rationing.
the Agriculture Department said
today. The reason, according to
William A. McConologue, a soap
official, is that no one yet has de-
vised a successful ration scheme.
WASHINGTON-UP - Socialist
Leader Norman Thomas said today
that the United Nations Charter
was not an adequate basis for last
ing peace" but nevertheless urged
its ratification because It may be
better than nothing.
CHICAGO-INS - The Pullman
Company reported today that sleep.
ing car space sufficient to accom-
modate 10000 persons nightly will
be transferred to exclusive military
use at noon Sunday when the rail-
roads hand over ass Pullman cars
to the military car pool.
TORONTOEINS-Alfred de Mar.
igny. acquitted in 1913 OF Staying
Sir Harry Cakes In Nassau, has
petitioned the governor o. the Ba-
hamas for rescission OF the post
trial deportation order that made
him a man without a country"
Attorney Max Aiken said that
pending result OF the petition, de
Marigny's solicitors are gathering
and preparing new evidence which
de Marigny believes will clear his
name OF any connection with the
brutal murder OF his fabulously
wealthy father-in-law.
LONDON-INS-T Dublin cor