The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-11

the Pacific edition OF the Army
newspaper Stars and Stripes was
postponed today ON orders rs.
sued by General MacArthur's Head
quarters. The postponement came
after the editorial stan of the paper
charged the two men were ordered
10 an Okinawa replacement depot
as an outgrowth of Army attempts
TO ''muzzle" the paper.
NEW IORk-AP-- The band
played Here Comes the Bride" but
the resounding roar OF I'm a Yam
kee Doodle Dandy" came from the
throats OF 1866 brides-the British
wives Of American servicemen. And
with that exchange o. song, the
giant liner Queen Mary, converted
into floating nursery TO accommo-
date the SOS children aboard, was
nosed gently into its berth yester-
day-ending the greatest overseas
journey Of women and children in
history.
WASHINGTON-AP- A respon.
sible government official said today
Gen. Joseph T. McNarney plans to
recruit several thousand more Pol.
ish civilians to help solve the L. s,
Army's manpower problem in Ger
many.
/. LONDON-AP-Two Arab states
; Iraq and Saudi Arabia. served notice
today that they would fight to the
last against New York as United
Nations headquarters. objecting to
some political influences" there.
LOS ANGELES ms - Lou
Fromm, 81, drummer in Harry
James Band, was under arrest to-
day on a narcotics charge. Police
said they confiscated 4S bindles Of
heroin and three hypodermic nee.
dies In his Hollywood apartment.
DETROIT-INS-R Representatives
OF major film companies expressed
fear today Of a general walkout OF
film handlers which would cause
the shutdown OF Detroits theaters.
Edward Loye. head OF the United
Artists film corporation office, said
the walkout would include all
types Of film handlers including
projectionists."
WASHlNGTON-AP - Winston
Churchill today postponed his re-
turn to sunny Florida until tomor.
row and settled down in the snow
clad British embassy TO rest and
talk with the Earl of Halifax, his
old friend and retiring British am
bassador to the United States. The
embassy said that the former prime
/, minister had no definite plans for
the day and no conference schedul-
ed.
CAIRO-AP-Police raided the
plants of the Wafdist (NationalistD
newspapers Al Misri and AL Wafd
ell Misri today and seized editions
carrying stories concerning turbul-
ent anti-British demonstrations by
students over the week end in
which one person was slain and
nearly 100 injured.
WASHINGTON-UP- The Cont
munist movement Is growing in
Latin America and is especially
thriving in Cuba. according to a
report from the island available to-
day. The report was written by
William z. Foster, head man of tho
American Communist party. He
has Just returned from attending
the third national assembly OF the
Cuban Peoples Socialist party in
Havana. That is the Official style
OF the Communist party OF Cuba.
N-INS-Doctors at Chill
dren's Hospital prepared today
to receive an Ohio baby who has
no vein connecting one lung to his
heart "Corkey" Emch, two-year
old son Of Marine Pvt. and Mrs.
Joseph Emch, is being flown here
with his parents from their home
in Toledo with funds raised by
neighbors and civic organizations
in their home city.
NEW YORK-INS-Pierre ].
Huss. International News Service
foreign correspondent, said today
that there is no hunger in the
American-occupied zone of Ger
, many and no indication OF possible
famine. Huss. who returned to
this country Sunday on the Queen
Mary, said he saw no evidence OF
under.nourishment though the
Germans are more interested in
food than they are In politics.
BUENOS AIRES-AP-A special
\ train carrying Col. Juan ID. Peron
on his campaign cor the presidency
OF Argentina was derailed between
Rosario and Buenos Aires yesterday
but Peron escaped injury. The train
was delayed for nine hours.
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST
. Lower Michigan-Cloudy tonight
with snow flurries In east portion.
Tuesday partly cloudy and colder
with snow flurries near Lake Erie.