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

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Storeh military planes were
landed at Ystad, the dispatch
said. The plane crews brought
some civilians with them, ae-
cordine to the report.
MADRID -AP-German COM
mICial planes have been forbidden
10 land in Spain. effective imme.
diately. thus seyering Germany's
last authorized transportation link
with this neutral country, German
quarters said.
NGTON -AP-Pres-
ident RooseVelt's request for
compulsory manpower controls
lay buried today beneath the
weight Of a 46 to 20 Senate
death blow. Some senators
questioned whether any man
power bill now can emerge
from the weeks OF controVer-
sal deliberation in which the
TWO houses have taken diver
gent views.
LONDON --AP- The death o.
Lady Decies, wife of Lord Decies,
20 year old Raj flying officer, was
announced today from st. Lucia i'll
the British West Indies. Lord De-.
Cies is recovering from wounds suf-
fcred during the winter The cou-
pie was married in 1887. Lady De-
cies was the former Ann Trevor,
an Australian.
PHILADELPHIA-AP - Frank
Sinatra served youth here in new
Capacity-as serious lecturer on
racial and religious tolerance. The
arrival of the idol of millions OF
bobby soxers was a closely guard
ed secret Few of the 800 students
and teachers knew he was schedul-
cd for the inter-cultural Olympics
program at Fellowship House here
yesterday.
LOS ASGELES-AP- Retrial Of
Joan Berry's paternity suit against
Charlie Chaplin opens today in su-
perior court.
WASHINGTON-UP- Soft coal
contract negotiations were snagged
again today, with no signs that the
operators and emitted Mine Work
ers would reach agreement before
the Saturday deadline set by the
War Labor Board, The negotia-
tions were scheduled to continue
today but there was none OF the
optimism for agreement that pre-
vailed when the two parties con-
cluded their last full session on
Monday.
WASHINGTON-lNS-Rep. Vito
Marcantonio ca. Ia, New York,
disclosed today that Mayor LaGu-
ardia will make personal plea to
Congress to recognize Italy as one
OF the United Nations. Marcantonio
announced that the New York
mayor will testify before the House
Foreign Affairs Committee April II
in behalf of a resolution requesting
President Roosevelt to recognize
Italy as an ally.
OTTAWA 49, ms - Canadians
learned today that their govern
ment has made no representations
10 the major powers as to whether
Poland and the Argentine should be
granted representation at the San
Francisco Security Conference.
NEW NORK-INS-With all the
gorgeous hullabaloo OF childhood
memory plus a freshness and fin
eFse that rivals a Broadway musi.
cal, the traditional Ringing Bros.
and Barnum & Bailey circus
launched its 1915 season today OBJ
ening in New Nork's Madison
Square Garden.
NEWPORT, Ky.--AP- Mrs. Mil
dred Peters has returned home. but
husband Carl and police still are
:, looking for the baby boy she saws
was born March 20. the day she
disappeared at the door of a mater
nifty hospital. Police Chief Leo Lily.
ingston said the woman would not
disclose the whereabouts or the
baby or discuss her eight-day alb
senCe.
DETROIT AP- Continuation OF
the contract between General Mo.
tors Corporation and the United
Automobile Workers CCIO) until
April IS. 1916, was ordered TO-DAY
by the National war Labor Board
WASHINGTON r UP 49, Presi.
dent Roosevelt today faced the EN-
barrassing possibility Of having to
renege on promise he made to
Marshal Josef Stain at Yalta. II
is only a possibility and no stone
will he left unturned 10 avoid II.
But IL Is there and probably is
the number one worry Of Secretary
OF State Edward r. Stettinius, Jr.,
who will lead the American dele
CATION at the san Francisco world
security conference.
U. S. WEATHER FORECASTS
Lower Michigan: Light snow to-
night followed by decreasing clou-
diness Thursday. Much colder to-