The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-25

| Late News |
kALAMAZOO-AP-Pat Heayey,
manager OF the State Theater,
largest in the city, was kidnapped
and robbed OF 1896 at an early
hour this morning. The bandits
crowded Heayey's car OFF the road
at the east city limit as he was
driving home just after midnight
JACKSON, Mich ms Police
questioned fifth suspect today
following his arrest in connection
with the murder Of Sen. Warren G..
Hooper of Albion last January. The
suspect. Henry Luks, 40, was ar
rested amid indications that latest
developments in the case would be
announced soon by Kim Sigler,
special grand jury prosecutor in
yestigating the murder.
MADRID-AP-The German le
cation in Lisbon was burned to the
ground early today by fire OF unde
tel1nined origin. Dispatches from
the Portuguese capital said the
blaze apparently started on the
top floor. where the official archives
were kept and spread rapidly
throughout the building
PARIS ms Gen. Charles De
Gaulle, president of the provisional
government of France, is sched-
uled to deliver an important adj
dress by radio at p. m. Paris
time e p. m. EWT) tonight. The
French leader was expected to
speak about Marshal Henri Philip
pc Petain who entered Switzerland
yesterday in preparation for his
surrender TO French justice.
BUENOS AIRES ms Sub
Yersive elements are planning to
take advantage of any celebration
of the fall of Berlin, the Argen-
tine government said today in ex-
PLANTATION of a broadcast warning
all citizens against participating in
any demonstration. The broadcast
was said to have been related with
a series OF arrests carried out Sat.
urday night.
LONDON ms All telephone
and telegraph communications be-
tween Berlin and Norway, Portu-
gal, Spain, Sweden and Switzer-
land have been severed, the Paris
radio said today, according to the
London Daily Sketch.
WASHINGTON ms Major.
ity Leader John w. Mccormack an
nounced today that the House will
vote next week on constitution
al amendment for joint House and
Senate ratification Of treaties. Nc
Cormack said the controversial sub
ject would be called up for con
sideration either next Friday or
next week.
PARIS --AP- A cell in an un.
named fortress near Paris was pre-
pared today for Marshal Petain.
former idol of France, as a pre-
caution against disorders when
the aged hero of Verdun is return
hnrz to CT ri oh,
OF high treason. The semi-official
French Press agency reported Pc
tain and his party crossed the
French frontier near Geneva this
morning but a dispatch from zu-
rich indicated he was still in Swift
zerland.
WASHINGTON -AP- A Sen
ate-approyed but Army-opposed re-
striction on the use of IS year old
draftees today faced House which
last month declined even to con-
slider the proposal. Approved yes.
terday by so TO 25 vote as an
amendment to House-passed legis
lation extending the draft law be-
!ond its present May Is expiration
date. the restriction would pro-
hibit assignment OF IS year old in
Quoted men to combat duty until
they have had at least six months
OF military training.
HONOLULU -AP- In will
filed in probate circuit court,
jewelry. swords, pipes and guns
belonging to Hawaiian royalty for
many generations were bequeath-
cd to relatives and the Smithson-
ian Institution by Princess David
Kawananakoa, last OF the Haw-
allan princesses who died here
recently.
WASHINGTON-INS- The war
Production Board, it was learned
today. estimates that the pinch in
L. S. Textile and clothing output
will continue for at least two
years. The WPB computation, it
was said. is closely linked with
the combined Production and Re
sources Board warning that pres
ent short supplies Of textiles, coal
and transportation equipment fo'
Europe may become progressively
worse.
OKINAWA-INS-A Jap soldier
masquerading as a mother with
baby was captured by an alert
Marine sentry. Warned to be on
the lookout for Jap troops posing
as civilians, the sentry became
suspicious when he noticed how
awkwardly an infant was being
larried by It's "mother." When he