The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-02-18

OTTAWA-lNS- Canadian
Premier W. L. Mackenzie King
Is expected to Announce-poS-
sibly today-that Russia 10 the
foreign power involved In the
Canadian spy plot. A high Of
fielal indicated that the formal
announcement 10 deemed nee.
essary to relieve other foreign
missions in Ottawa OF embar-
rassment, since the premier
has already revealed that an
unnamed foreign power 10 the
-provaestsur In the plot
MOSCOW -AP- Russla's re-
conversion program took a long
step forward today with the trans
fer OF large system of mortar fac.
tories TO the commissariat of ma
chine and MISUNDERSTANDING.
NEW DELHI -AP-Maj. Gen.
Thomas A. Terry. L. S. command
ing general OF the India Burma
theater, left today for the United
States to undergo treatment for a
conclusion suffered In motor
car accident Feb. 6.
CHURCHILL, Man. -AP- Elev.
en- large snowmobiles, part OF the
Canadian Army's musk OK" oper-
alton to test methods OF travelling
IN the arctic, were reported today
TO have reached Nanula, SIS miles
north OF here.
WASHINGTON-AP- The La
Dor Department today launched
, program designed TO nip strikes in
the bud and settle labor disputes
at the source. Edgar l.. Warren,
chief OF the Federal Cancellation
Service, announced that, on March
!, an experimental Cancellation SER
vice office will be opened in Akron
10 handle only the problems OF the
rubber industry.
BUENOS AIRES-AP- An Ar.
gentine communicable second
In answer TO United States Blue
Book charging collision with the
Nazis-denies that the government
has been slow in expelling Axis
agents. The communique. issued
Sunday night, said allegations that
Argentina was negligent In deport-
ing enemy agents were "erron-
eous and constitute an imputatlon
which has not real basis"
TOKYO-AP-Emperor Hirohito
told three American newspaper
executives in a rare interview to-
day that the speed OF his beaten
nations recovery depends on the
cooperation OF the United States.
WASHINGTON-lNS-The fate
OF universal military training was
IN the balance today as hearings
on the highly-controversial subject
reopened in Congress after a lapse
OF eight weeks.
NEW YORK-INS - Homicide
charges were placed against Cor
don de Hart. 80, today for the dou-
Bile killing OF his distant cousins, the
twin, S0-year-old sisters May and
Viola de Hart. The battered bodies
OF the elderly twins were discov-
cred in their ancestral Staten Island
home Saturday afternoon-just 26
hours before fast-moving squads OF
police picked up de Hart and OBJ
tanned a confession.
WASHINGTON-INS-- Food e1-
perts in Washington said otdsy that
practically all OF the meat exported
this year by Argentina and Austria
la will 60 20 famine-strieken Eur
ope Agriculture and State Depart
ment officials forecast a sharp de-
crease in the production OF meat by
Argentina for export, but said thai
the Australian mutton and lamb
exports will increase slightly.
NEW YORK-iNS- collier
Jason was sunk today in collision
with another collier. the Merrimac
Seem: The accident occurred in the
upper New York Bay Off Brooklyn.
There was no information regard
ing possible casualties.
NEW YORK-AP-- Rep Clare
Boothe Luce (R-Conn) will re-
tire from public life at the end
OF her present term OF Congress.
She disclosed her intention to do
so in a statement Saturday fol-
lowing announcement she had been
received into the Catholic Church.
The Congresswoman, wife OF Henry
r. Luce. magazine publisher, said
the question OF her new faith might
be Injected "by few cynical peo-
pie into a campaign in our state.
NEW YORK Inns 90 Charles f.
Wilson. president OF strike-bound
General Electric. was Washington
bound today for a reported attempt
at assurance OF higher prices from
government officials.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Detroit and vicinity-Fair and
not so cold tonight. Tuesday in
creasing cloudiness and warmer
with rain or snow by night. Moder-
ate northerly winds becoming east
erly.
Upper Michig gan Mostly cloudy
tonight. Light snow Tuesday, not
so cold tognight. warmer Tuesday.
Highest temperature yesterday,
81: lowest, %. Highest tempera-
ture one year ago today, %; lowest,
10. Highest temperature this date
in last 73 years. IS In 1884; lowest.
. in 1896.
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