The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-20

necessary II the city received even
a half fair" share OF state reve-
nues.
LANSlNG-lNS- Conjecture
regarding Governor Harry kel-
iy's decision to retire at the
end OF his present term ceased
today with announcement con-
flrr,lng his intention to retire
to private life.
MELBOURNE APP - British
warships have been carrying secret
cargoes Of tons of British gold 10
the United kingdom since the war
ended, 1t was disclosed today.
WASHINGTON APP - Courts
are divided on the extent OF a
veterans right to his old JOB
the so-called "super-seniority issue"
Maj Gen. Lewis b. Hershey, Sc
4 lective Service chief, reported to-
! day. Two courts have upheld the
right OF the veteran Ito absolute
reinstatement and continuance In
the Job for one year SO long as
such Jobs are available" Hershey
said in 4 prepared statement.
WASHINGTON-AP -- A young
war veteran who helped detect
japanese warplanes SO minutes be-
fore they surprised Pearl Harbor
tells his story today to the Senate
NWp Ntaa Nfr,e h.
194l disaster. He Is George Il.
Elliott. Jr, rs, Of Long Branch.
n. j.
WASHINGTON-AP- Senators
battling one another over Edwin
W. Pauley cleared the ring today
for Abe Fortas. who used to be
Harold l.. lckes' right hand man.
What Fortas may have to say
shaped up as the major question
mark in the far-ranging inquiry
into Pauley's qualifications to be
undersecretary OF the Navy.
BELGRADE-AP-The L. s. en-
bassy said today II had received
q formal apology from the Yugoslav
government for the action of Yugo-
siays militiamen who entered the
embassy parking space on Feb. ~
and seized several American We
hicles.
PRAGUE-AP-Three American
soldiers we're held by Czechoslo-
wax authorities today after making
what police termed an unauthorized
search and seizure OF German docu-
ments. The Czechosloyaks protest
ed violation OF the country's SOW
ereignty."
Bombay-AP-Un MEM
bers OF the Royal Indian Navy pa
Yaded through the streets of Bonn
bay again today in demonstrations
which an Indian leader said were
intended as a protest against al
legged racial md color discrimina-
tion in the naval service.
KINGSTON. Jamaica -AP- A
Canadian infantry regiment was
held in readiness today to take
over essential services OF strike
ridden Kingston as walkout OF
$500 public utility workers threat
ened a food shortage and paralysis
of communications.
ROME --AP- The Rome news
paper Giornale Mattino reported
today that Yugoslav troops equip
Hol arti
ing toward the so-called morgan
line which divides disputed Vene-
ria Giulia province-claimed by
both Italy and Yugoslavia-from
north TO south just east Of Trieste.
MEXICO CITY -AP-- Arch
bishop Luis Maria Martinez. high
est Catholic Church official In Mex
leo. today denied an assertion made
By DR.. Saenz Camargo before the
world council OF churches In Ge-
neva. Switzerland, that Catholic
authorities in Mexico had "launcn-
cd a crusade against Professionalism
and certain liberal movements"
Staying etched another chapter to-
day in the colorful history OF Shi-
lob, the hilltop temple" here OF a
religious sect. The Kingdom. Inc"
Sheriff Louis +. Gendron said a
pistol duel between Irenee Laprise.
about 30, OF Brunswick. and DR..
Charles Reeder. 80 year old Durham
aafaonofb andad vautardav with
both men dead and Carl Webster,
30. and Mrs. Kneelsnd Godfrey, II,
slightly wounded.
PITTSBURGH-AP Hamper
ed by snow ranging up TO a foot
in depth, the 14S car Chicago-to-
Washington taxicab caravan was
scattered all along the Pennsyl-
vania Turnpike today, with a few
members already heading through
Maryland for the nations capital.
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Partly cloudy
and colder with snow flurries to-
night. Thursday partly cloudy
and warmer.
Highest temperature yesterday,
81; lowest, %. Highest temper
AZURE one year ago today, 80:
lowest, Fl. Highest temperature
this date in last 70 years, 81 in
1890; lowest. s in 1894.
The sun sets today at SILL ..
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