The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-15

mief ACnllle van RChtT mas dC-
cepted the post OF minister OF la
Dor in the new coalition cabinet
Of Premier Paul.Henri Spaak, 1t
was announced today.
OTTAWA-AP-Reliable sources
reported today that member OF
the Canadian parliament had been
taken into custody in connection
with the royal commission investi-
cation OF espionage activities in
Canada.
LONDON -AP- The Belgrade
radio said today that an eXtraor-
binary session of the Yugoslav peo-
PIES assembly had been called
for March 20.
LONDON -AP- In their first
trip abroad since 1889. King George
VI and the royal family are sched.
uled to visit the Union OF South
Africa early next year, according
TO an announcement from Bucking
ham Palace. The invitation was
extended by Field Marshal Jan
SHUTS OF South Africa.
LONDON --AP- The Moscow
radio, In domestic broadcast,
quoted the complete text today OF
an order by commander OF Amer
lean troops in Wuerzburg. Germany,
telling his men to refrain from
critlcizing the Soviet Union to the
German people.
PRAGUE -AP- A representa-
tive of Marshal Ivan S. Konev,
Ckrainian army commander, visit.
ed Premier Zdenko Fierlinger and
Czech military leaders. 1t was an
nounCed today, to discuss the with
drawal of remnants of Russian
troops which remain scattered
throughout the eastern section OF
the republic.
MANILA --AP- Japanese 1t.
Gen. Shiyolu Kuo. with hundreds
OF horror deaths formally charged
against him by the prosecution,
pleaded innocent today on Rrraign-
ment before L. S. war-crimes
trial commission.
CHUNGKING-AP- The Kuo-
mintang congress today formally
urged the Chinese government to
foster true friendship with Russia.
a resolution adopted by the party
meeting said this friendship should
be- based on respect for China's
sovereign rights and the preserya-
ton Of world peace.
TOKYO --AP- The return OF
indictments against Japan's top
war criminal suspects, once prom
iSed by allied headquarters for
mid March has been postponed to
the end of the month by the de.
lay in arrival OF some information
a military tribunal members and
counsel.
HEREFORD. Germany -AP-Field
Marshal Walter Won Model, who
had been hunted since his army
was crushed in the Ruhr trap a
year ago, took his own life with
revolver. British intelligence Of
ticers said today.
WASHINGTON --AP-- Capitol
Hill Democrats wondered today
whether President Humans as
s,rtion that he doesn't intend to
take part in New York politics
carries down the line to other
states. except his own Missouri
Some murmured audibly that with
the November election breezes
blowing. Mr.. Truman may find It
difficult to keep the presidential
CUattails out of reach of state and
congressional candidates.
Observation-Disclosures division
OF Chrysler Corp. today announced
its first new passenger automobile
since 1871, embracing what were
described as 60 design and engI.
neering improvements.
RICHMOND HILL. Ga.-AP-Its
Farmer Henry Ford on the auto
producers Georgia plantation
where he has spent the last three
months. Ford has been following
with interest the plantations ex-
periments with a celery crop this
year. Manager e. F. Gregory said
the IL acres OF the crop should
be ready for market in June, a sea
son when celery Is scarce.
BRITISH HEADQUARTERS.
Germany-UP - British intellig-
ence agents disclosed today that
Col. Gen. Kurt Zeitzler. former
chief OF the German general stan.
has been captured In the British
occupation zone.
WASHINGTON -AP- Influen-
tial Republican legislators were
reported lining MP today behind
Rep. Carroll Reece OF Tennessee
10 succeed Herbert Brownell. Jr..
rs COP national committee chair.
man.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Mithigan-Mild with oc.
casional light rain turning Satur.
day partly cloudy with showers in
south.
Highest temperature yesterday,
so; lowest, 80.
Highest temperature one year