The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-10-17

= killed IS European men ana
women last night at the Chris
tian community Of Depok ss
unrest worsened In middle and
eastern Java.
COPENHAGEN-AP- Col. Riis
Lassen, one OF Denmark's under
ground leaders during the NaZi oc-
| cupation, was shot TO death last
night o. the brightly lighted main
street OF Aarhus. The assassin
escaped. The shooting was believ.
ed to have been instlgated by the
Hiopmen, Danish-German organi-
Zation of terrorists.
TOKYO-AP - The japanese
,, cabinet, in n new step toward com
pliance with General MacArthur's
directive for freedom OF thought
and speech in Japan, has decided
TO appeal the religious organiza-
tions la established as a wartime
control, Domei, News Agency re-
ported today.
B PARIS-AP-- Every restaurant
in Paris went on 24-hour strike
today and thousands went hungry.
The National Federation OF Restau-
rant Operators called the strike.
demanding the right to charge
prices higher than those peggen
by the food ministry.
BERLIN-AP-The Nazi party's
master file of personnel records.
.including membership cards bear
ing nearly 5000, 900 names has fall
en- intact into American hands. The
prize is considered one OF the most
important documentary catches OF
the war. In addition to the mem
bershlp cards the file contains ap-
proximately 1000, 900 names OF per
sons who applied for party member
ship but were rejected.
HAKATA, Japan-AP- Squads
OF L. S. Fifth Division Marines
have been rushed to coal mine
camps near Hakata TO quell fight
. ing between Chinese laborers, form
4 er prisoners Of war and slaves. and
Japanese police and civilians. Ma
rine Correspondent STAFF Sgt. Paul
@. Sturges reported two Chinese
were killed. two others wounded
seriously and more than score Of
Japanese police and civilians beat
en-.
TOKYO - AP - Domei Agency
said today that one man was killed,
900 injured and so houses wrecked
In unexplained explosion at the
Okayama ordnance supply depot
yesterday. Japanese Sgt. Major
Ryuchi Fukada killed himself with
a revolver after the blast. probab-
Y ly holding himself responsible, the
agency said.
GUAM -AP- Marine Brig. Gen.
Lee B. Hermle. island commander
here. estimated today there were
800 or more die-hard Japanese sol
diers still at liberty on Guam and
playing a deadly game Of hide and
n seek with American forces. The
1 hideout Japs. he said, are too few
to be a real problem. The real job
he added is TO keep enough per-
sonnel on hand to maintain the
huge base here.
BROWNING, Mont.-AP-Amer-
!. lean Indians want "a bill Of rights"
q The National Council OF American
Indians plans to inaugurate "a
campaign to remove all racial dis
crimination," when Il convenes for
its second annual convention at this
northwestern Montana Blackfeet
reservation agency october 1925.
\ LONDON-INS-A report by the
n Budapest radio that a state of siege
! had been declared in Hungary
caused surprise and disappoint-
ment in London today. Competent
observers said the report was es-
pecially disturbing in view OF re-
cent reports from Hungary which
indicated that the country had
4 reached e condition OF stability.
CHUNGING-AP- Foreign Min
lister Wang Shih-chieh said today
the Chinese Central government
has been informed by Moscow that
Soviet forces have begun a with
drawei from Manchuria which will
be completed by the end OF No
h vember. Wang also announced
y that Chinese forces in northern In
do-China would be withdrawn "in
the nea" future"