The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-27

state guardsmen and highway pa
trolmen patrolled the city TO pre-
vent a recurrence of shootings
touched off by racial friction in
which 10 persons we're wounded.
OTTAWA -AP- Canadian at
torneys, impatient at government
secrecy concerning the leakage
OF official information. prepared to-
day 10 demand that criminal charg-
rs be filed against Is suspects now
being held incommunicado in the
u day old investigation or that
they be released.
BUENOS AIRES --AP- Early
returns from two small provinces
gave Argentine presidential Candi-
date Jose Tamborni a two to one
lead over Col. Juan d. Peron today
as five other provinces made ready
to tally the vote of Sundays elec-
tons.
TOKYO -AP- Japan's cabinet.
applying General MacArthur's final
political purge list today barred
from public office the top officials
OF 30 industrial and banking cor.
porations along with tens of
thousands' OF other wartime lead
ers, large and small.
WASHINGTON --AP- OPA OF.
fcials estimated today that the
average Americans meat bill will
10 up only about 80 cents a year
as the result Of higher wages au.
thorized for packinghouse work
ers.
WASHINGTON APP Presi.
dent Truman showed Congress a
fast political change of pace TO-
Gay by his choice OF ]. A. (Capl
krug as Secretary OF the Inter
ior-a nomination conceded speedy
approval. He also provided the
lawmakers with something OF
surprise for Krug. the 3S year old
former chief OF the War Produc-
ton Board. was the darkest of
dark horses for the post His
name didn't enter into Capitol hill
calculations until the last minute.
WASHlNGTON-AP- Funds IN
help finance an addition to the ele.
- men.ary school at East Detroit
have been advanced by the Federal
Works Administration, acting Di.
rector Baird Snyder announced TO.
day.
LANSlNG-AP-Governor Kelly
left today for two or three weeks
vacation near Mobile. Ala. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Kelly and
three children, Mary, 4. Roger, 3,
and Larry, IL.
WASHINGTON.A OPA
has set price ceiling for eight mod
els Of 1896 Chrysler cars from SllS
to $3.50 above those for comparable
1912 models.
WASHINGTON-AP-The armed
forces put in a bid today for a 20
per cent pay hike and found first
congressional reaction favorable al
though the boost probably would
cost $500 100000 a year. Too many
lawmakers reluctant about continu-
ing the draft. the proposed increase
in pay and allowances for all mill
tary personnel represented a fresh
inducement for voluntary enlist.
ments-and the more volunteers,
the less demand on selectiye sery-
ice.
NUREMBERG AP- The Inter
national Military Tribunal denied
today Joachim Won Ribbentrop's
plea that Winston Churchill. Edou-
ard Daladier ando Their pre-war AL
lied leaders be summoned as de-
Tense witnesses in the war crimes
trial OF q Nazi leaders.
SEOUI.-AP- Americans seek.
ing civilian jobs with the Korean
military government should write
to Washington. L. S. Occupation
Headquarters announced today af-
ter receiving many applications.
I1thuNudl ANlH ohlh inquiries hhOhih
b. addressed to r. c. O'BTien, chief
OF the overseas branch of civilian
personnel. War Department. The
Army expects to employ 100 civil
ians to replace military personnel.
MANtLA-AP-A hand grenade
with which he was toying exploded
today and killed a 60-year-old resi-
dent OF San lldefonso, Bulacan.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Mostly cloudy
aud cold tonight. Partly cloudy
and not so cold Thursday.
Highest temperature yesterday.
35: lowest. %. Highest tempera-
ture one year ago today, SO; low
est. 81. Highest temperature this
date I'm last 70 years, IS in 1896:
lowest, 4 in 1884
The sun sets today at s 20 p m.
and rises Thursday at 7:09 a. IN.
The moon sets today at 1854 p. m.
and rises Thursday At 5:3s a. m.
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