The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-16

> AM l kDt hy.-Af - a 10
year-old girl hitch-hiker, June
Queen of Detroit, was in custody
today after murder warrant WAS
issued charging her with helping TO
beat TO death with a hammer a
middle-aged truck driver. Police
Chief Leo NJ. Larkin. Findlay. o.,
reported that Donald Breitigan.
the truckers 2l-year-old helper.
has confessed finishing on the vic
tim with a crow bar.
DETROlT-AP-The Ford Mo
tor Co which yesterday announc-
ed its 1916 model passenger car pro-
duction had passed the 10000
mark, disclosed today that its post.
war expansion program has been
stepped up to S200,O00.000. Henry
Ford II, president, previously had
announced the program would in
Volve the expenditure OF Sl50,000,-
900.
TRENTON, n. Jap - The
New Jersey supreme court today
was TO hear further argument In
the two-year old fight by Armand
Z. Robichaud OF SCI Ridgewood
Ave, Glen Ridge. to escape extra.
dition to Michigan. Robichsud, as
sistant public relations director OF
the Beneficial Management Cox VI
Newark, is wanted in Michigan AOn
charges of conspiracy TO bride
members OF that states legislature
CHICAGO-AP- DR.. Joseph r.
Maddy. founder and director OF the
National Music Camp at lnterloch'
en-. Mich, says that II he is eXpell.
ed from the American Federation
OF Musicians he will continue to
eight for the freedom OF musical
education in this country" Mad
dy's declaration came after he had
appeared at yesterdays hearing by
the AFM board to show cause why
he should not be expelled on
charges OF teaching music at Inter
lochen and thereby engaging In
acts detrimental to the union"
NUREMBERG -AP- The Army
newspaper Stars and Stripes report
cd today that Army Investigators
had struck hot trail' that might
lead TO the arrest Of an American
officer In the cremation staying OF
three military government officer
at Passau ten days ago. Victims
were 1t. Stanley Rosewater OF
Omaha. Neb: Major Everett S
Cofran OF Washington, u. c., and
Captain Adrian | Wesseler OF
New Rochelle, \. Y.
NEW YORK -AP- The 90. 614-
ton liner Argentina. its hold filled
with thousands OF diapers, dozens
OF cribs and bassinets and stacks of
pink and blue blankets, is schedul-
cd 10 leave for Southampton. Eng
land, today to bring back $50 brides
OF American servicemen and their
babies.
SEOUL. Korea -AP-A Russian
delegation, led by tall. smartly uni
formed generals. opened a signifi-
cant conference today with Ameri-
ran officials on the future OF this
country OF 100000 after crossing
the 3Sth parallel for the first time
into the L. S. occupation zone. Ko-
rea is under allied control after
its liberation from Japan.
HELSINKI -AP- Anders Hack.
zell, who served as premier OF the
Finnish government which nego-
tiated the srmistice ending Fin
lands war with Russia in Sep
TENDER. l944. died here Monday az.
ter a prolonged illness.
CHUNGKING --AP- New re-
ports OF armed clashes in North
China, in violation OF the recently
reached government Communist
truce, were reported today to the
political consultation conference.
WASHINGTON-INS-A special
Senate Military Affairs Sub-com
mittee created TO investigate COM
plants OF uniform-weary CTS pre-.
pared TO ask acting War Secretary
Kenneth Royal today what the Ar.
my is going TO do about surplus
property.
WASHINGTON-INS-The pos.
sibility Of swift action was present
today as the House Military Affairs
Committee met in executive SEES
sion to discuss anti.strike legisla-
ton. There was strong sentiment
among some members for calling
up the pending Smith.Arends anti
strike bill in the House for an
other vote without waiting further
action on President Humans fact
finding measure.
PARIS ms - Authoritative
sources declared today that France
would accept a Joint statement by
the Big Three explaining decisions
taken at the Moscow conference.
II was believed that most of the
questions were answered to the
satisfaction OF French. The replies
will be considered formally at the
next cabinet meeting.
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