The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-03-05

tall, brosd-shouldered nominee
was called up for questioning.
BUENOS AIRES -AP-- Col.
Juan d. Peron, Laborite candidate
in the Argentine presidential cleo
ton OF Feb. "a, held an indicated
electoral vote total OF 1893 today
nine more than the number requir-
ed for election.
SAN DIEGO. Callf-AP-Belief
that uncharted winds OF rs miles
an hour velocity contributed TO the
nations worst commercial airplane
crash as miles east of San Diego
Sunday was expressed today by l..
G. Fritz, American airlines vice
president I'm charge OF operations.
Fritz said Capt. Samuel +. Stoner.
pilot Of the plane crashed on Thing
Mountain, killing q persons, pos
sessed no advance data TO indi-
cate the violence OF the storm
ahead OF him.
WASHINGTON -AP- A plan
TO take steel inventories from
sirike-bound General Motors Corp.
and distribute It among plants
(which need steel and are work
ing has been proposed by Sena-
tor Pepper (DFla.)
MANILA-INS-More than 1000
Chinese students paraded through
the streets OF Manila today and
voiced demands that Russia with
draw from ranChuria.
NEW Y0RK-INS-John J. Ras.
kob has resigned from General Mo
tors board OF directors and its
salary and bonus committee. GIN
Chairman Alfred P. Sloan. Jr.. said
Raskob's resignation was accept
ed with regret land out OF respect
20 his wishes 10 be relieved Of
further responsibility"
NASHINGTON-U P Chairman
stephen Pace. D.. Ga, OF the House
food investigating committee. warn.
ed today that world wheat supplies
"bl 10 iANiC ItiOfF NUdH HufT vi fnt
worlds needs until after this
years harvest Pace made his
statement as his committee began
m Investigation OF the wheat situa-
tion to find out how TO maintain nu-
tritional levels in this country and
at the same time prevent mass star
walton in Europe and Asia.
ALBANY. n, Y.-AP-George T..
Medalie, associate Judge o: the
New York State Court Of Appeals.
who started Governor Thomas f.
Dewey toward political prominence,
died today.
NUREMBERG AP-Grand Ad-
miral Karl Doeni;z demanded be-
fore the International Military
Tribunal today that L. S. Admiral
OF the Fleet Chester W. Nimitz
submit a sworn statement 20 show
that American submarines operat-
ed under sink without warning
orders. He also requested that
British Admiralty files be opened
TO disclose he combat orders given
TO British merchant ships.
ABOARD THE US s. MIDWAY
At Sea-AP-Two Navy airmen
were rescued from the wintry At.
lsntic yesterday as the aircraft
carrier Midway ploughed north.
ward for Operation Frostbite" in
Arctic waters. The rescue marked
the cruises first successful use o:
newly designed rescue basket.
rugged TO swing out on a boom and
literally scoop downed fliers out OF
the sea. The men rescued were En-.
sign Thomas d. Keller, %. Long
Beach, Calf, and his radioman-
gunner, William ID. PatZwaldt, 30.
Saginaw, Mich.
CAIRO-AP-- Prime Minister Is
mail Sidky Pasha toured the city
OF Alexandria today to investigate
conditions following yesterday
DAY OF Mourning" riots in which
II persons were killed and sol
injured, and reported that the city
had returned to normal
MADRID APP - Forty armed
Spanish guerillas who crossed the
border from France because they
heard a monarchy ha' been estab-
lished in Spain" were "liquidated"
by civil guards In a mountain pass
in southern Santander province.
Santsnder's civil governor an
nounced today.
FULTON, Mo.-AP-The tense
atmosphere OF great occasion
took hold OF this cloistered little
midwestern college town today
around the modest stage'set for a
major address by Winston Church
ill on THE Sinews OF Peace.
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan: Rain extreme
south. Rain and sleet in central
portion. Snow north portion to-
night and Wednesday. Slowly ris-
ing temperatures tonight. Little
change Wednesday.
Highest temperature yesterday,
So: lowest, SO.
Highest temperature one year
ago today, CO. lowest. 70.
Highest temperature this date in
last ~ years. 81 in 1895; lowest, :