The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-19


quarters today to have been
rounded up at Frankfurt. The
son was not ident fled imme-
diately. II was thought he
might be Prince AdaIbert, third
son Of the kaister who had a
castle at Homburg Vor Der
Hoehe, nine miles from Frank
futt.
WASHINGTON -AP- Demands
for postwar retention by the Unit
ed States of japanese islands in the
Pacific oyershadowed House de-
bate today on a s2LS79,5l0,546 Navy
appropriation bill Slated for un.
opposed passage late in the day.
the supply bill to provide funds for
the fiscal year starting July l re,
ceived scant attention in the in
Creasing clamor for positive steps
TO take over without restriction
such Pacific Outposts as the Mar
shall and Caroline Islands, Two
lima, Saipan and Okinawa
WASHINGTON - APP - Presi-
dent Truman may take a direct
hand in an effort to settle the dis
pute over new Polish government
before the San Francisco United
Nations conference opens. This
development appeared in the max
ing today as ii became known tina;
attempts by a three-nation com
mission have failed and the matter
has been checked TO a meeting of
big three foreign ministers this
week end.
NEW YORK ms Field Mar
shall Jan Christian SHUTS, prime
minister of the Union of South AT
RIGA, left New York today for San
Francisco as delegate to the Unit
ed Nations Security Conference.
WASHINGTON ms The Sen
ate Appropriations Committee de.
cided today 20 send a watchdog
OF the treasury to the San Fran
cisco conference in the person of
Sen. Pat McCarran CD New.
With the international security
conference expected to deal also
with economic rehabilitation o. the
world, the committee is understood
to be keenly interested in the po-
tential future cost.
WASHINGTON ms The ma
TONS motorists were advised today
that gasoline Tationing may have
TO continue until the Japs are beat
en-. Price ceilings on food and
clothing, rent controls and curbs
on bank credit and installment
buying probably will be required
beyond the wars end. =
BELGRADE, Mont -AP- An
explosion, seen IL miles away in
Bozeman, occurred at the Gallatin
Farmers Company gas station in
the business section of this small
southeastern Montana community
shortly before midnight tonight
LANSING --AP- Goyernof S<el-
ly today signed into law a bill Gre
ating a permanent state tourist
council to stimulate further Mich.
igans Second largest industry"
Ell SEGUNDO, Calf. Fire
of undetermined origin last night
destroyed 200 feet of a 1,00Ofoot
long tank car loading rack at a
standard Oil refining plant. The
flames were quelled after a three.
hour fight by FL Segundo firemen,
who reported there were no cas-
ualties.
WASHINGTON --AP- Senate
ratification by 76 10 10 vote start.
ed the longdebated L. S.-Mexico
water treaty on its way across the
border today for expected approx
al there.
WASHINGTON -AP- 4 State
Department announcement clarity.
ing this country's attitude toward
Italy before the United Nations
conference meets in San Francis.
co appeared likely today. Con-
gressional sources heard such d
statement will be made, but they
expect 1t to stop short Of the full
ally status demanded in some
quarters.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan: Mostly cloudy
tonight and Friday, freezing TEN.
peratures again tonight in north