The Ypsilanti daily press., 1945-08-30


one American soldier were killed
at Hanaoka in northeastern Japan.
A soldier and one patient, unidenti.
fed, were killed at the Chiba Army
hospital compound.
MANIlLA-AP-Lt. Gen. Jona-
than NJ. Wainwright, freed from
the Manchurian prison to which
japanese took him after Corregi-
doris fall, landed today in Manila.
lie is enroute from Chungking to
Japan-where he will witness ia
pans formal surrender.
DETROIT-AP-The War Pro
duction Board announced today
that It will withdraw its guidance
of the paper. fat and tin can salv-
age campaign on September 30.
The Board emphasized, at the same
time, however, that industry's need
for these materials has not ended.
MOSCOW-INS-Capture OF 2S
more Jap generals among $4,000
Nipponese troops and officers tax.
en- prisoner Tuesday was an.
nounced today by the Soviet high
command. A communique revealed
that Lieut.. Gen. Ida, commander OF
the Jap Both army Kwantung army
group was among the prisoners.
NEW YORK INS-The lights
will go on again on Christmas trees
throughout the nation this year.
There will be supply Of Christmas
tree bulbs and wires and in addi-
tion new type OF fluorescence.
The fluorescence bulbs are about
two inches in diameter. when the
current is of the bulb is an Opaque
white but 1t lights up in any one OF
four colors-coral, blue, green and
Cremay yellow.
NEW YORK-INS-A Melbourne
broadcast heard by NBC said to-
day that q officers and zoo crew
members OF the Australian cruiser
Perth. sunk by the Japanese in
1912. had been found in a Japanese
prison camp. "A
OTTAWA-INS-The Canadian
cabinet was given another post.
war shuttle today by Premier Mac
KenZie King. James ]. McCann,
minister of national war services,
was appointed minister OF national
revenue. The national war services
activities will be concluded in two
or three months and the national
revenue portfolio has been vacant
NEW YORK ms A phono.
graph record which may be banged
on the floor or bent was being pre-
pared for the market today by RCA
Victor. The record was developed
from vinyl. a plastic restricted dur
ing the war for use in submarines
NEW YORK-INS-The Navy
gave 241 awards TO the fighting
men OF the U.S.S. Houston, which
came back to New York despite
two gaping torpedo wounds in her
hull. They ranged from the Navy
cross to the Purple Heart and
letters OF commendation.
NEW YORK INS-John l..
Lewis, mine union boss. has organ
lied a majority OF Long Island
Railroad trainmen, II was reported
today. William Dalrymple, one OF
the leaders OF Lewis catch-all Dis
trict so OF the United Mine Work
ers said they would seek an cleo
tion ON the Long Island to oust the
Brotherhood OF Railroad Trainmen
as bargaining agents for the men.
CALCUTTA ms U. s. Army
headquarters in India revealed to-
day that American aircraft, for
nine months before Tokyo surren-
dered, had been flying across Jap
anese lines from advanced bases in
China direct to the Philippines.
HANOVER, N. H.-UP-Dr. Ern-
est NJ. Hopkins. 81, president Of
Dartmouth College since 1916, will |
retire Nov. l. re will be succeed |
ed by John s. Dickey, 3S, Wash
ington.
LONDON - UP - The Anglo |
American Canadian combined pro-
duction resources and raw materl-
ais boards will continue operating |
"for the time being" to prevent
any breakdown in the moving OF
critical supplies. the British Minis
try of Production announced.
WITH ADMIRAL HALSEY in
Tokyo Bay-UP The battered
American flag that flew above Com
modore Matthew Perry's frigate
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