The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-10

rnalists, today severely criti'
ed the Nipponese government
r failure to tell its people the
ark truth about the loss OF vital
L. islands. Tokyo radio re-
IIERLIN-AP-BritlBh, American
Russian officers are scheduled
meet again tomorrow in an ef-
t to solve current difficulties
r food, coal and military gov
Iment in the German capital.
WASHINGTON-AP-- OF 1886
asses OF reported sabotage invest
gated by the FIJI, not one has
cen found TO be enemy-directed.
he Justice Department so report
adding that there were 40 sab
age convictions during the fiscal
ear just ended.
NEW Notwithstanding de-
yerymen for III New York news
apers gave little indication today
Z whether they would heed yes
erday's WLB ultimatum: Return
work before a. m. tomorrow
lose the closed shop.
LONDON-AP-Brltish "house'
Id vigilantes," moving in on Lon
IN, have called a mass meeting
n Sunday to extend their direct
elton campaign Of installing home
SIS families OF veterans In vacant
Juses. The self.named "vigilantes'
,heduled the meeting for Hyde
ark.
CAIRO-INS - The Egyptian
commerce ministry warned today
hat merchants are forbidden TO
purchase furs, jewelry and other
rticles stolen by the Germans In
tussia and now offered for sale IN
tiro.
ROME-INS-- Brig. Gen. Thor
I'm Brown, Allied commander in
ae Rome area, has announced that
william and military curfews will
e abolished in Rome today.
PORT OF SPAIN-INS-Trini.
ad police today investigated en-
ence that a train wreck which In
lred more than 100 persons eight
,iles from San Fernando Monday
as the result OF sabotage.
LONDON-AP- Foreign Secre-
ny Anthony Eden, who has been
with duodenal ulcer for several
eeks, returned to the foreign once
lay.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Gen.
rmes and civilians and French
ards exchanged fire for an hour
I nday in Aleppo in a fresh out
B ak OF Syrian trouble, officials
lounced here today.
Z lONDON-AP- Maj. Richard
oyd George. eldest son and sue
,ssor as Earl of Dwyfor to the
tie David Lloyd George, filed no.
ce today to halt probate OF his
lther's will, in which he was left
5ithout legacy.
NEW CANAAN, Conn.-INS -
Mrs. Imogene Stevens, glamorous
sharpshooter from the Tevas Pan
handle, cried with Joy in her Fair
field County Jail cell today as her
ealthy father-in.law repeatedly
greed" to post half OF her $780,
900 bail provided. her husband can
r-iss the rest.
PARIS-INS-Military author
tiles announced today that the En-
pire Javelin was sunk in the Eng
fish channel last Dec. rs while
bringing the main body OF U. 5.
18th Army Headquarters personnel
TO France. Thirteen Of the 1872
officers and enlisted personnel
aboard were reported missing after
he vessel struck a mine or was tor
b ,doed. Twenty were injured.
CHICAGO-INS-A shipment Of
1880 pounds Of gas ranges, the
first full carload lot OF durable
goods ever shipped cross-country
by air freight, will leave Chicago
for Los Angeles tomorrow, 1t was
announced today.
wARSAw-AP - Premier Ed.
ard B. Osubka-Morawski Of the
new Polish provisional government
lid in an Interview last night that
the projected Polish national cleo
I .ons must be delayed until nearly
100000 Poles abroad have been
given a chance to return home.
WARSAW-AP-The American
] mbassy in Warsaw, wrecked and
rarity burned by the Germans, can
e repaired in about three months,
according to 1t. William J. Tonesk
'ometown not given), who arrived
re Saturday to arrange for guar.
RS for L. s. Ambassador Arthur
!. liss Lane and his stan.
WASHINGTON-AP - A $500.
10000 federal aid airport con.
! .ruction bill stood in the middle
jday OF a Senate quarrel over
,hich committee should handle
Walton legislation. As a result,
re measure for which many states
I'd municipalities are pressing may
zee a delay OF several weeks. Sen.
e leaders already have decided
vat II should not be brought up
ltil after action on the United
Nations Charter and the Breton
Woods monetary agreements.