The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-14

bassy officials prepared today to
welcome Archbishops Francis j,
Spellman OF New York and John
Joseph Glennon OF st. Louis and
Bishop Thomas Tien OF China,
among the last OF the designates
arriving for elevation TO the Col
lege of Cardinals Monday.
WASHiNGTON-lNS - w.
AVerell Hartman, ambassador
to Moscow, arrived In WASH
Inaton today TO discuss with
President Truman the POSSIBLE
lty Of being relieved from his
Moscow post. The ambassador
landed at Washington National
Airport early this morning. He
said he hoped TO see Mr.. Tru-
man before leaving for q week
end at HIS New York home.
DETROIT-UP-The steel strike
dried up automobile ptoHhction to
n mere trickle today as c. f. VIII
son, president OF the strike-bound
General Motors Corp, resumed tes-
timony at a government hearing
on charges that GIN was guilty of
unfair labor practices. Wilson was
scheduled to continue his testi.
mony before a National Labor Re-
lations Board hearing on charges
that the corporation has not bar
gained in good faith with the CLIO
United Automobile Workers.
CALCUTTA up British mo-
torized units patrolled the streets
OF Calcutta today to quell Indian
rioting that has killed so and injur-
ed 300 since Monday. There was
silence throughout the usually
noisy city Wednesday night, brok-
en- only by the sound Of armored
patrol cars and the hard booted
marching Of British army road pa
trolls.
WASHINGTON up Rep. Car
ter Manasco, D.. Ala, proposed to-
day that the United States swap
excess war supplies overseas for
trade and aviation concessions In
foreign countries. He offered his
suggestion as the House execu-
. tive expenditures committee which
he heads, began hearings on the
question OF revising the surplus
property act to speed disposal OF
goods and give veterans a better
break.
LONDON -AP- The United Ma
lions general assembly. moving
swiftly toward the close OF its
first session, was expected TO clear
the way for adjournment today by
and the nearby New York City
and 1.-THE nearby New York-Connec-
ticut area as the temporary and
permanent homes OF the UNO.
WASHINGTON --AP- Members
indicated today the House military
committee will reject demand Of
the seth Division Association for
n congressional Investigation Of
tire Rapido River battle in Italy.
There was general agreement with
the statement OF Chairman May ID
KY that no good would be ac-
complished by a committee inquiry
in view OF the formal War Depart
ment report already made public.
CHURCHILL, Canada-AP- The
start OF exercise musk-ox-an 81
day experimental military trek
through the trackless arctic-was
postponed until tomorrow because
OF a bowling wind which swept
the treeless wastes today with
Furnishing 40-below-zero cold.
BUENOS AIRES -AP- Inform
ed sources said today the Argen-
tine government was preparing a
reply to the United States blue
book which linked Col. Juan ID.
Peron, presidential candidate, and
other prominent Argentines with
the Axis cause.
FRANKFURT, Germany - Ode
layed)- AP - Seven Yugoslav
guard companies, which had been
used TO guard German prisoners,
were ordered disbanded today by
u. s. Headquarters in the Euro
pean theater. The action follow
ed raids by Third Army constabu-
larry on displaced persons camps
which disclosed. that some Yugoslav
officers we're trying to form a
Royal Yugoslav army.
ALGIERS-AP-An earthquake
killed or injured 276 persons We'd
nesday in the vicinity Of Constan-
tine, so miles southwest of Port
Bone. The quake occurred at 2
p. m. g a. m. EST. The strong
est shock was in the area south
west OF Constantine.
WASHINGTON-AP-The War
Department is making plans for a
peacetime National Guard OF 622,-
500 men-with 24,015 OF them to
be allotted to Michigan.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Snow flurries
and colder tonightly. Friday part
ly cloudy and continued cold.
Highest temperature yesterday.
90: lowest, 81.
Highest temperature one year
ago today. 3S; lowest, is.
Highest temperature this date in