The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-28

monlna Of Democratic members
OF the committee TO the White
House was that his "honey-
moon with Congress has ended.
Detroit -AP- Two persons were
injured Thursday night during a
brief scuffle between police and
500 pickets. who staged a demon
stration outside a hall where Ger
aid l.. X. Smith, leader OF the
American First Party, was speak
ing.
TOKYO - APP - Shipping
will be available to send $780,
900 American serVieemen home
from the Pacific within the next
seven months, Allied headquar-
tiers said IL was Informed by
the War Department today.
LONDON -AP- The Moscow
radio reported today that General
issimo Chang Kaishek and Com
munist Leader Mao Tse-tung. who
have been comforting at Chung
king in an effort to settle China's
internal political differences, had
reached an agreement to reform the
national government. The agree
ment provided for wider political
representation in the central gov
eminent and for the holding Of
general elections at an early date,
and the rehabilitation of Commun-
lists armed forces.
JERUsALEM-AP- A Brit
Ish constable was shot to death
by tsrrorists at Tel AVlV this
morning, q day after q British
parachute division arrived In
/. Palestine from Europe to en-
force order In the JeWish-Arab
rivalry. The constable was on
his way from q bank with his
stairs payroll OF more than
$4,000. The assassins escaped.
TOKYO -AP- A fantastic plan
10 attempt relief OF the besieged ia
panese on Okinawa by sending down
the $4,000 ton battleship Yamato,
beach II II necessary and convert
1t into a fortress was related today
by the newspaper Asahi. The va.
mato. Japan's Biggest battleship.
was sunk by air action April I off
Kyushu when the invasion Of Oki-
nawa was a week old.
ROME -AP- Civil war may
break out in Italy unless the gov
eminent OF Premier Ferruccio Par.
ri calls for a general election as
soon as possible, the consultative
assembly was told last night by a
socialist member from northern
|, Italy. The working masses know
Z this" Sandro Pertini declared in a
fiery speech.
BOMBAY -AP- Knife play con
tinued today in the Hindu
communal riots, which have killed
10 and sent so to hospitals. Lead
ers exerted pressure to end the
. armed conflict. Police arrested $50.
A full company OF troops stood
ready for possible emergency and
to allay public fears. The military
has not yet interviewed, although
army officers toured the city with
policemen.
SHANGHAI-AP- Armed Chi.
nese troops today seized several
German business firms, and placed
guards outside the majority OF
houses and flats occupied by Ger
mans in a step reported as pre-
liminary TO interning all Germans
in Shanghai.
WASHINGTON UP-Commun-
|. ist leader william z. Foster will be
questioned about the "internation-
al connections OF the American
Communist party when he appears
before the House Un-American &C
tivities committee next month. a
committee spokesman said today.
I'VE have heard ex-leader Earl
Browder say that the old patty was
} affiliated with the Communist In
ternaionale until 1940,' the spokes.
man said. He also says that the
party is now back on It's old pre-
war basis. We want TO know Il that
includes its pre-l940 International
list trappings'
LONDON UP-The letter Of an
anonymous Army nurse TO the
London edition OF Stars and Stripes
in which she said American sol
diers were losing their romantic
technique because European won.
en- succumbed too easily to chew
ing gum. lipstick and other materi-
al factors, stirred up a storm OF
protest among CTS, other nurses
J and American women.
WASHINGTON-AP- President
Truman may tell the cabinet today
what he thinks the country should
do about the atomic bomb. Mr..
Truman has notified congressional
leaders he will send them a mes
. sage soon recommending policies
on future development. control and
use OF nuclear energy.
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan 49, Intermittent
rain tonight and Saturday. Cooler
tonight and in extreme south, Sat
urday.
Highest temperature yesterday,
IS. lowest. 81.
Highest temperature one year
ago today, IS; lowest, 40.
Highest temperature this date
in last 10 years, 81 in 1905; lowest,
"a in 1885.
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