The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-22

WASHINGTON --AP- Federal
Communications Commission ex-
ly good number" OF televis!on sta
lions will 20 on the air during
1916. Within four weeks FEC
hopes 10 announce rules and reg.
ulations for teleyision broadcast.
ing. The next step will be to proc.
ess the 40 pending television ap-
plications then station construction
can get under way.
SAN FRANCISCO ms -
Charles Miner, Mutual Broad
casting System correspondent
In Shanghai, reported today
that the United States .eunboat
Seaze was "fired on" while
steamlng along the Yanptxe
River between Shanghai and
Marking. Details Of the Incl
dent were lacking.
TEHERAN -UP-Mushin Sadr,
the Persian prime minister has re-
signed. His government will con
tinue to hold office until new
government is formed.
PORTLAND. Ore.-lNS-A spec
tacular $4,000 fire Sunday swept
the Portland Yacht Club moorage
!, on the Columbia River between
Portland Vancouver, taking the life
of the clubs vice commodore.
George T. Large. IS, asleep in his
cabin cruiser.
LONDON -AP- Andrea Gromy-
ko. Soviet ambassador to the Unit
ed States, said today in answer TO
\ a question that he had mo informa-
ton to support" rumors that Gen.
eralissimo Stain is gravely ILL.,
Asked whether he could give a de-
NAL, Gromykyo repeated, IL have
no information to support such
rumors."
WASHINGTON ms The Y,
s. Maritime Commission and the
War Shipping Administration were
under fire today from three mem.
beers OF Congress for permitting
what they called excessive profits
in wartime shipping. Rep. Curtis
(R) Neb., asserted that less thar
60 per cent OF shipping contracts
l.. have been renegotiated to recap
y ture excessive profits on govern
ment-chartered ships.
MADRID -AP-- Generalissimo
Francisco Franco today issued a de
cree granting Spaniards freedom
OF assembly and association. The
decree provided for freedom OF ex
- preston IL il Is mot against the fun
damental principles of the state.
Illegal entry into homes was pro
hibited except in exceptional cases
LONDON-INS-Americans hunt
ing hidden German capital in Euro
pc discovered today that PA Naz
firms had sailed away enormous
sums in camouflaged Swiss com.
panies. II was reported that l. G
Farben industries alone had stored
120-million dollars in dummy
branch offices and agencies with
in Switzerland
QUEBEC -AP- The United Ma
/. tons Food and Agriculture Organ
ization called a special plenary ses
sion tonight to admit four and pos
sibly five additional nations. Rus
STA, heretofore a holdout. might be
come a signatory to the Constltu
ton. Other nations expected L
sign included Poland, Cuba, BraZi
and Colombia. Chile has notified
\ the conference that she will sigr
later in the week, when proper ere
dentials arrive from that govern
ment.
WASHINGTON -AP-- A worlt
free press drive centering aroun,
foreign relief funds was narrowe,
Gown today by its sponsors TO cal
!, only for non-interference abroa,
with the American press.
TOKYO --AP- One Of Tokyo
leading newspapers charged to
day the breakup of the Zaibatsu, o.
family monopoly system OF Japan
csc economic control. announce,
by Finance Minister Keize ShI
\ busawa, was merely reorganiza
ton in disguise" and an attemp
70 evade war responsibility.
SINGAPORE-AP-British troop
and Japanese prisoners went I,
work on Singapore's wharves I'm
loading ships today as the vast ma
:, jority OF the ports dock worker
y continued an unauthorized strik
protesting current wage-scales an,
avowing sympathy for the Indone
sian independence movement.
MOSCOW --AP- Early return
from the Monaghan Peoples Re
public (Outer Mongolia) shove,
D unanimous support for national In
dependence. the Tass news agenc,
reported today.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan: Partly cloud
and cool tonight; Tuesday fair an
warmer.
Highest temperature yesterda
81; lowest a..
Highest temperature one yea
ago today, Sc: lowest. 80.
Highest temperature this date 1
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