The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-21

DUBLIN-AP-United States le-
cation officials said today they had
received so many applications from
Irishmen wanting to Join the U. S.
Army that Il had been found neces-
sary to prepare a specially printed
reply pointing out that only Amer
lean citizens can be enlisted over
seas.
DUBLIN-AP Fire President
Sean O'Kelly said tonight he had
sent invitations to Cardinals SPELL
man, Glennon, Stritch and Mooney
to be his guests in Ireland en- route
home to the United States from .he
Papal Consistory at which they
were elevated to the Cardinalate.
TOKYO-INS - u. S. Army
medical authorities said today that
250,O0O pounds OF DOT were flown
to Japan to whip - recent typhus
epidemic in the Nagoya-Osaka area.
HOLLYWOOD-INS-Film star
Judy Garland, the wife OF Director
Vincent Minneilli. will enter Cedars
OF Lebanon Hospital March IL for
the birth OF her child by caesartan
operation, it was disclosed today.
LISBON-INS-A spokesman for
Spanish pretender Don Joan said
today there was no further hope
that Generalissimo Francisco Fran
co would relinquish his power to
permit restoration OF the mon.
archy.
POUGHKEEPSIE. n. Y.-lNS-
Vassar, famed women's college.
will have a woman presiden. July l
for the first time in its S5-year his
tory. The board OF trustees, after
scanning a list OF 200 candidates
for a successor to DIR. Henry Noble
McCracken. who is resigning.
ing, chose Dean Sarah Blanding OF
the New York State College OF
Home Economics at Cornell Uni
versity.
WASHINGTON-INS- Reveille
sounded early today for hundreds
OF exIGl's who taxicabbed TO Wash.
ington TO protest an alleged hack
ing monopoly in Chicago. At Camp
SimmE, a former National Guard
cantonment In the District OF Co
lumbia. the veterans rose with the
sun and rallied TO their hght for
taxi licenses in the Windy Cityi
WASHINGTON-iNS-The as
O0O-ton super aircraft carrier Mid
way is being ftted out today at
Norfolk for a months test run in
the freezing waters Of the North
Atlantic.
WASHINGTON - AP Secre-
tary of Commerce Henry A. Wal
lace said today the st. Lawrence
seaway should be given hnal ap-
proval. zone reason for this"
Wallace told a Senate Foreign Re-
lations Subcommittee, "is that our
national employment objective has
been clearly spelled out"
DETROIT-AP - This city's
dairy workers strike spread to ad-
dltional concerns today, with ii
companies In the walkout and
bringing to more than 100000 the
number OF Detroit families without
regular milk supplies.
WASHTNGTON-UP- Pro-union
force in the House lined up today
for an attack on allegedly anti
labor" provisions in the bill to
curb activities o: music Gar James
c. Petrillo. The measure was des-
igned specifically to put a damper
on Petrillo's dealings with the
radio broadcasting industry.
CAIRO AP - One hundred
Egyptian students and workers at
tackled British Kasrl FL Nil bar
racks today and were driven from
the building by gunhre. The attack
came after two trucks bearing
British army markings had
ploughed through a crowd OF DEM
onstrators in a nearby street. At
least one Egyptian was killed and
several we're injured by the trucks.
CHICAGO AP Robert r.
Smith. 2l-year-old AWOL soldier,
may he returned to Michigan to
face charges OF Staying Ray Gordon
Beh last Dec. 81. federal official
here indicated today. Maurice J.
Walsh. assistant u. s. attorney,
said after a conference Wednesday
with ottawa County Prosecutor
Howard FAINT that he would seek
permission March is to have Smith
delivered to Michigan authorities.
WASHINGTON-AP - Propon-
ents, presenting their case for the
proposed ST. Lawrence Seaway and
power project. today called on Sec
retary OF Commerce Wallace. Tes-
timony before q Senate Foreign
subcommittee. considering legisla-
ton authorizing the seaway. also
may include that Of former Mayor
=. II. LaGuardia OF New York, and
the municipal heads of Chicago and
Detroit Edward Kelly and Edward
Jehries.
wASHINGTON-AP- The gov
ernment opened the way today
for settlements in scores OF labor
disputes left hanging for a week
by pay provisions of the new wage
price policy. Sterilization Admin
istrator John c. Collet postponed
until March Is the effective date
OF the rule that wage increases
must be approved in. advance by
the National Wage Sterilization
BOARD