The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-21

day that the nations food
stocks at the present moment
total less than 6,ooo,ooo tons.
WASHINGTON AP - With
presidential blessing, panel OF
White House advisers set out today
10 determine whether a guaranteed
annual wage should DE added to
postwar job security plans. The
proposal is one which leaped into
prominence as a demand of the CLIO
United Steelworkers last fall. II
was rejected by the War Labor
Board as subjecting the steel indus
ty to such serious financial risks
as to be unavoidable in the form
sought.
WASHlNGTON-UP- The long
journey home will begin soon for
more than 100000 Europeans driv-
en- by the war to Ravens in Africa,
India and the Middle East. Officials
of the United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Administration dis
closed today that UNRRAs long
planned repatriation program
would begin in a few weeks with
the transfer OF 1900 Greeks from
Egypt to their homes on Grecian
islands.
WASHINGTON UP-The Fed
eral Government struck q telling
blow today in its fight to beat down
the minor revolt which Mayor F.
IA. LaGuardia of New York started
against the midnight curfew. While
LaGuardia's supporters were de-
Tending his one-hour extension OF
the New York curfew as boon to
servicemen, the War Departm cit
ordered all Army personnel in the
United States to abide by the mid
night curfew despite any extension
fixed by local authorities.
MEMPHIS APP Spring rains
forced the swollen Mississippi Riv-
er to an eight-year high here today
and threatened to prolong weeks
old flood battles in Arkansas and
West Tennessee. The Mississippi
reached SS feet, four above flood
stage, yesterday and the Weather
Bureau said il would continue to
rise slowly for the next few days.
WASHINGTON AP - Senator
A. p. Happy Chandler D-Ky)
urged the Administration today to
use a little realism" before trying
to curb home. front enthusiasm on
and after-VE day. New aud
frightened controls OF the past few
months-the race track closing, the
brown-out, the midnight curfew-
are viewed by the kentuckian as
evidence that government heads
are trying TO remind the people
there's a war on. THE people al
ready know that better than the
government" Chandler exploded to
a reporter.
ASHTABULA, O.-AP-The city
council voted last night TO hire
Robert NJ. Hoisington OF Wayne,
Mich. as city manager. Hoisington,
an assistant area supervisor for the
Federal Housing Administration in
Michigan. will begin his new duties
here May l.
WASHINGTON-AP-A $50, 000.-
600 school lunch program and a
S25. 100000 farmsfor-yeterans pro-
posal headed into trouble in the
House today. They are involved in
parliamentary controversy that
has split the powerful rules AMI
appropriations committees wide
open.
LOS ANGELES -AP- LabOra-
tory analysis of throat liquids was
under way today to determine the
cause of death of John Garfeld's
aix.year-old daughter, Katherine.
The child of the screen star died
Sunday. The coroner said he was
unable to specify the disease until
the analysis is completed.
LONDON AP 49, Russias pro
claimed desire of over-hauling her
treaty OF friendship and neutrality
with Turkey to meet new world
conditions drew attention anew to-
day to the fact that her neutrality
pact with Japan will automatically
be renewed unless denounced by
either country before April %.
US. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Clear and cool
tonight. Thursday partly cloudy
and warmer
Highest temperature yesterday
81: lowest 81.
Highest temperature one year
ago today 40: lowest "a.
Highest temperature this date in
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