The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-07

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LOS ANGELES-AP- william
Jerome Cagney. Aim producer
brother OF actor James Cagney, was
sued for divorce Thursday by
Boots" Mallory, former musical
comedy and screen actress.
EBENSBURG, Pap Nine
year-old Lloyd James Edwards Of
nearby South Fork. Pa. was being
held in Cambria County Jail today
awaiting q hearing on a charge of
murder in the death OF a three-year.
old neighbours girl. Phyllis Jean
Epperson, Thursday night.
WASHINGTON - AP Fritz
Kuhn, once fuehrer Of the German.
American Bun, will be deported to
his native Germany after II years
in the United States.
SAN FRANCISCO-AP- Mai.
Gregory Boyington, liberated Ma.
rine Corps ace, will arrive in San
Francisco from Hawaii sometime
Saturday morning, the Naval Air
Transport Service announced today.
NEW YORK-AP-Church mem
bership in the United States has
reached an all-time high OF 72,492,.
$50, more than SO per cent of the
population, according TO the 1915
edition OF the yearbook Of American
churches.
BUENOS AIRES-INS- Argen-
tine Foreign Minister Juan Cooke
declared today that lengthy discus.
sions held with newly-appointed
u. S. Assistant Secretary OF State
Spruille Braden would benefit the
future understanding" OF both couD.
tries.
MEXICO CITY-AP-A session
OF the exiled Spanish Republican
cortes has been called for Oct. II
in Mexico City to ratify the new
exile government recently formed
here under the premiership OF Jose
Giral. Jose de Benito, a sub-secre-
tary in the cabinet, predicted that
$40 Notwithstanding many now
living in European countries rs
well as Latin-America-would at
tend.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL - AP -
Prime Minister Sukru Saracoglu
told P press conference today Tur-
key does not want anything from
anybody and has nothing to give
anybody" The statement was con-
sfdered by some observers as pos
sibly aimed at Russian desires for
Turkish port concessions.
JERUSALEM-AP-A new gun
will call faithful Moslems to thei"
daily devotions during the month
of Ramadhan this year. replacing
the old piece which has been ro-
moved from the city wall because
its conclusion broke all the win.
dows In the nearby residential
quarter. laa..-.--
wASHINGTON-AP- Paul v.
McNutt is going back to the Philip
pines. His friends think the flu
ture will take him to some other
Pacific islands, also. President
Truman, when he announced Nc
NUTS nomination as high COM
missioner to the Philippines Thurs
day. was asked by newsmen wheth-
err McNutt also would administer
islands taken from the japanese.
Mr.. Truman said the Philippines
are the only place he has a right
to send a representative now.
WASHINGTON - APP The
American press basked today In
the reflection glory Of one Of it's
most respected members. The
President OF the United States led
the cheers for Byron Price. re-
firing censorship director whose
wartime achievements were &C.
claimed last night at an unpreced-
ented gathering Of his colleagues.
WASHTNGTON-AP- President
Truman has decided to appoint
Republican to the Supreme Court
but hasn't yet picked the man. it
was reported today. Mr.. Truman
declined to comment at a news
conference on reports that Robert
p. Patterson, Under Secretary OF
War and former circuit court OF ap-
peals Judge, is under consideration.
Patterson is a Republican.
OSLO-INS-Shouting and ges.
ticulatlng, Vidkun Quisling resum-
ed the stand at his trial on charges
OF treason today to continue a
personal appeal which he hoped
might save him from a death SEN
tence.
WASHlNGTON-AP- The ato-
mic bomb put fresh power today
under Capito! Hill moves to estab-
lish a national research agency as
asked by President Truman. THE
bomb has changed everything"
Senator Magnuson (D-Wash) COM
mented to a reporter. THE Presi-
dent is absolutely right that organ
ICED scientific research is vital to