The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-19


ergy, was held for trial today on
charges os violating the Official
Secrets Act by giving atomic in
formation to an undisclosed per-
sou.
WASHINGTON AP- Senator
Taft (R-Ohio) today promised a
Senate floor fight to write into la
Dor legislation a provision permit
ting unions to be sued for damages
resulting from contract violations.
Taft told reporters he has received
informal backing from the Repub-
liean conference and will file a min
ority report when the Senate Labor
Committee brings its measure TO
the Senate.
SAN FRANCISCO-INS- Sister
Elizabeth Kenny, discoyerer OF the
famed Kenny method for treating
infantile paralysis. was bound for
her native Australia today aboard
the S. S. Mariposa'
JUNEAU, Alaska ms The
immediate removal from office Of
Alaska's Gov. Ernest II. GrueninS
was demanded today by Senator
y. r. Walker OF Ketchikan, who
charged the governor with using
his office for political purposes
~ an
House OF Commons awaited today
an expected government statement
revealing that the BBC will soon
beam regular daily news broadcas.s
to Russia.
I.ONDON-INS - British army
chiefs will meet in Camberley
shortly TO consider the formation
OF a new technical corps similar to
that employed by the Germans dur
ing World War II.
LONDON-INS Moscow was
concerned today abou. Greek reac-
tionaries" operating along the AL
banian border. A Soviet radio com
mentator charged that "provoca-
tive actions" by Greek bands along
the Albanian frontier are "endan'
gering the peace o: the Balkans
LONDON ms The Daily
Sketch today quoted Cairo reports
that 10000 Kurdish tribesmen In
Iraq had formed liberation party
with Russian cooperation TO seek
re.es tablishment OF the state OF
Kurdistan and fight British I'M
perialism." The ancient state OF
Kurdistan included present sec
tions OF Iran. Iraq and Turkey.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-INS -
William l.. Clayton. assistant sec
retary OF state arrived at the IN
IRA Council session in hearse.
Unable TO find a train or taXicao
which would get him from Philadei-
phia TO Atlantic City yesterday In
time for his scheduled appearance,
Clayton hired the hearse.
L0NDON-AP-Lt. Gen. Sir Rich
ard McCreery. commander OF the
famous British Eighth Army in
Italy from 1874 to the German col
lapse, will succeed Field Marshal
Lord Montgomery as commander
Of the British Army OF the Rhine,
the War Office announced today.
SEOUL-AP-Dr Syngman Rhee
today took an indefinite leave OF
absence from the chairmanship OF
the mericanrecognized demo-
cratic council OF South Korea after
IT rejected the resignation he sub
mitted yesterday.
BUDAPEST AP- Three Hun
garian Nyilas tNazis) were stran-
gled to death today-the legal
method of hanging in Hungary a
week after former Premier Ferenc
Szalasi was executed in the same
manner. The executions accounted
for the last of seven persons con.
victed as Hungarian war Grimm
ais.
ROME AP-- Returns from 81
OF 1883 Italian communes which
elected local councilmen last Sun
day showed today that left-wing
parties had gained narrow lead
over right and left center groups.
NEW YORK AP-A rise in Gig
Hret prices soon was seen today by
OPA and industry sources as "a
strong possibility" The Office Of
Price Administration may lift the
cigaret ceiling within the next two
or three weeks TO offset increasing
costs OF raw materials, Godfrey
Baker, deputy price administrator,
said. Removal of price controls
on cigars may follow within a few
months.
TOKYO-AP-Crown Prince Aki-
hito, IL, will be graduated. from
the primary Elementary course of
the Peers School tomorrow. He is
healthy. his school record is ex-
cellent and his brush writing shows
his development, Kyodo News
Agency reported. He will enter
middle (high) school, where he
will mingle with other students
except that he will have a special
sleeping dormltory.
4. s. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Fair north,
mostly cloudy south tonight, We'd
pesday generally fair. Warmer
south.
Highest temperature yesterday,
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