The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-06

u 4AOAASO Va
| Late News |
BUENOS AIRES-AP- Foreign
Minister Juan Cooke has recon-
mended that the government cancel
the Argentine citizenship OF all for
elgn-born persons convicted OF Axis
,eAspionage-a move interpreted in
diplomatic circles as paving the
way for deportation OF such agents.
SINGAP0RE-AP-More surviv-
ors OF the U. S. cruiser Houston
and of the 13lst (Texas National
Guard Field Artillery Regiment)
l~bave been liberated from japanese
prison camps in Singapore. In all,
1l2 Americans, OF whom 22 are
civilians, have been released. IN
cluded were members OF the crew
of the Tidewater Oil Co. tanker
William f. Humphrey, which was
sunk in the Atlantic.
L BUENOS AIRES-INS-The crew
Nbf the German submarine U-577
which surrendered recently in Ar.
gentine waters we're sent to the
United States by plane today.
NEW YORK - End-of-the.war
note: The American Theater Wing
announced today that Stage Door
Eanteens will be closed in Boston
fOct. !, Philadelphia Oct. 81, New
York and Cleveland by Nov. /.
Washington after Thanksgiving.
San Francisco after Christmas and
Hollywood by Jan. /. The Newark,
n. j.. Canteen closed last week.
BERLIN-AP- American mill.
Larry censorship OF press dispatches
from Berlin terminated today.
BERLIN-AP- Four thousand
infantrymen and 200 armored
crews of the United States, Russia,
Britain and France prepared today
for VI victory parade through the
Tiergarten tomorrow morning.
BRUSSELS-AP- Gen. Eisen-
hover arrived by train in Brussels
today to receive the freedom OF tho
city and met a rousing welcome.
SYDNEY-AP- Australian De-
Tense Minister John Albert Beasley
declared today that the Americans
ocracked" a japanese naval code
and thus won the victory OF the
Coral Sea in May, 1912.
SAN FRANCISCO-AP- Amerf-
can prisoners of war have sent gifts
of cash, flowers and food as com
pensation" to Japanese families
bereaved by the deaths OF several
ersons hit by bundles OF plane
dropped American supplies, the
Domei Agency said today.
YOKOHAMA-TNS- Members OF
papan's feared military police or
Eanization known as the "Kempe-
tel, hated for their brutality by
The Japanese, Allied prisoners and
iternees alike. will be used to aug
1nent civil police forces in Yokoha-
ma. About 400 "Kempetei" will
Join the Yokohama civil police
force. Col. Carol Caldwell, Eighth
Army provost marshall. disclosed
Today.
WASHINGTON Word that
Paul V. McNutt might be appointed
high commissioner OF the Western
Pacific circulated in the govern
ment today, without official con-
irmation.
SAN FRANCISCO AP-The ex-
raordlnary session of the Japan.
ese Diet. which heard an imperial
Ascript on the surrender and an
explanation from Premier Higashi-
Suni on the reasons for defeat.
adjourned today at 1850 a. m, Jap
lnese time, Domei reported in
broadcast recorded by the FEC.
WASHTNGTON-AP-After two
Jays VI AltOAOHh " AoOh Inc GANll-
Ans in leisure hours, Navy men
nd women were buttoned back in
o their uniforms today. The Navy
ave them permission Monday to
year mutt when off duty. It recon-
ldered yesterday on realizing this
you'd place its personnel in compe.
ition with other buyers OF limited
iothing stocks.
GUAM-UP-Fleet Adm. Chester
". Nimitiz announced Thursday
hat wartime blackout regulations
or ships at sea had been lifted al
inc minute after midnight. Ships
ow will burn navigation lights and
pen will be permitted to cmoke on
II weather decks.
WASHINGTON AP-Appoint.
bent OF Harry l.. Hopkins as chair.
han Of a committee to recommend
memorial to the late President
Roosevelt was announced by Pres
ient Truman at press conference
yesterday afternoon.
WESTON. Mass.-AP-A quite
trong" three-hour earthquake, ap-
arently in the vicinity OF the
asst Indies, was recorded on the
Weston College seismograph at
P:07.55 a. m. eastern War Time)