The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-01-20

papers which entitle him TO a Navy
Ale priority to fly back to his
Brooklyn base, where he is due
January &c.
PHILADELPHIA - ms - The
Order of Railway Conductors of
America, today held the right TO
intervene in the governments anti
trust suit against the Pullman Com
pany to protect their jobs which
might be affected by the case.
CHlCAGO-INS- Damages OF
100000 on a charge of libel were
sought today from the publishers
of Life Magazine in a suit filed in
federal court in behalf of George
Hartmann. chairman of the Peace
Now Organization. Hartmann is
described in the suit as a profess
or Of educational psychology az
Teachers College OF Columbia Uni
Nersity, New York, and at Harvard
University.
CLEVELAND ms Presented
with Understanding phrases of
idealism" one day and "by acts
which belle the Allies avowal of
high intentions" the next. the
American people, today ARE in
state of confusion" All NJ. Ian
President in 1885, charged in an
address before the Cleveland Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce.
LONDON ms Col. Elliott
Roosevelt, whose high priority
niane-traveling bull mastiff has
caused a furore in the United
States, today disclaimed any re-
sronsibility for the dogs bomber
flight to the West Coast, which
caused the humping" of three
servicemen from the aircraft.
FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. --AP- DR..
V. NJ. Slipher, director of Lowell
Observatory here which first re.
veal to the world the existence
of pluto, reported today re.
cent observations had shown its
size 10 be three-quarters or seven
tenths that of the earth.
MOSCOW -AP- Premier To-
mssz Archiszewsh of the Polish
exile government declares that I'M
til Poland obtains a government
mot imposed by force It "can.
not celebrate its day of liberation"
Although offering the hand of his
government to Russia "for a last.
ing agreement" Arciszewski in.
sisted, in a broadcast address to
his homeland last night, upon the
right of our nation to true indie.
pendence.'
CHUNGKING-AP- The chan.
Gerry Of the L. S. embassy in Chung.
king was destroyed by fire early
today but code books and other
documents were saved. Firemen
were unable to extinguish the fire
In time to save the building be.
cause the water pressure failed.
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OTTAWA -AP- A Every sub.
stantial number of men were all
sent without leave when a large
contingent of Canadian home de-
tense troops, drafted for overseas
service, embarked for Europe
some time ago. it was disclosed
officially last night Some have
since returned to their posts, but
the announcement indicated many
sun were absent, making them
liable at the expiration of p days
to classification as deserters.
CHICAGO-AP-After brief
private hearing before Superior
Judge William j. Lindsay, Mrs.
Helen W. Nelson was granted a
divorce yesterday from Donald NJ.
Nelson, former chairman of the
War Production Board. Nelson. Sc.
and now special economic repre-.
sentative to President Roosevelt.
was in Chicago but did not appear
in court. His attorneys said there
was an out-of-court property settle.
ment in lieu of alimony, which
Mrs. Nelson had asked.
WASHINGTON-AP- Harry S.
Truman was the No. man at the
Inauguration today, but he had
the No. l invitation to be there
Truman, a medium-sized, gray.hair-
ed man Of 60, grinned happily as he
fingered this admission ticket to
the ceremony making him the ma
tons saith vice president. the
third to serve under Franklin d.
Roosevelt