The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-16
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LONDON-AP-A back.to.work
moyementl among thousands of
striking dockworkers in London APP
parently collapsed today, posing a
new threat TO England's waning
food supplies. strike spokesman
said the London strikers had re.
versed an earlier decision TO return
to their jobs Thursday. Their back.
tO-wOrk agreement of Monday had
been expected to precipitate. a gen.
eral resumption OF work through
out England.
LONDON-AP- Edward X.
Stettlnius, Jr., American repre-
sentative Of the United Nations
world security preparatory COM
mission, left by plane today for
the United States for treatment
Of gladstone condition.
LONDON-AP-The House of
Commons voted 25S to 1879 last
night to extend the governments
wide wartime controls for five
years. after the Labor majority
beat down a spirited Conservative
attack led by former Foreign Sec.
/. rotary Anthony Eden.
LONDON APP - The ES-
change Telegraph reported
from Malaga today that $4,000
tons Of rubber were expected to
be shipped TO the United States
and the United Kingdom before
Dec. I. The Japanese left
,, about $4,000 tons in the area,
the agency said.
REIMS-AP-U. s. Army hos
pital equipment valued at approx
mately Si.000.000 has been sold to
the French government for civilian
use. T. was announced today by
Capt. Y. Cantor. medical supply
officer for the Disc intermediate
ment OF 10 general hospitals will
he available to French communi-
ties IN northern France by Jan. !.
TOkYO-AP-More than 500
members OF the new Nippon
working masses party, freed
now from fear Of the dread
Thought police, distributed
handbllls calling for the mass
suicide Of the former ruling
classes Of Japan, then JubIIant-
~ demonstrated before Gen.
erals MacArthur's headquar-
tiers. They asked Macarthur TO
tell the government TO give
l. them more bread.
LONDON -AP-- The Free In
donesia Radio asserted today that
the "Indonesian Republic" on Java
had declared completely false all
reports that It had declared war
on the Netherlands. Meanwhile
the all-India radio reported British
J. achievements had landed on the
B rich Dutch East Indies to cope with
native disturbances.
LANSING --AP-- Use Of state.
owned airplanes by any state agen-
cy for emergency travel or where
ordinary transportation is made
quate was authorized by the state
administrative board today. The
board agreed that the governors
trips by plane to save time would
fall under the emergency defini-
ton.
NEW BUFFALO. Mich.-AP-
The New Buffalo consolidated
school and village library have been
! ordered closed by health authori-
ties because OF an increasing out
break OF infantile paralysis which
has resulted in one death. Author
tiles fear an epidemic.
INSTRUMENTATION Klein,
former administrative head OF the
, Hadamar insane asylum, and two
of his assistants were sentenced to
death by an American military tri-
bunal last night for the systematic
murder OF more than 400 Russian
and Polish inmates OF the institu-
ton. Sentenced to death with
Klein were Heinrich Ruoff and
. Karl Willig.
WASHINGTON 49, ms 49, Gen.
Dwight d. Eisenhower reported to-
day that Berlin's major postwar
political parties are operating I'M
der the domination OF Soviet occu-
patton authorities who apparently
are faVoring the Communist organi-
zation Eisenhower disclosed that
Soviet authorities have permitted
the Communist newspaper to print
100000 copies while holding other
party newspapers to 100000 copies
each.
YOKOHAMA - ms 49, Eighth
Army headquarters announced to-
day that Lieut.. Gen. Shigeru Sa-
,wate. accused OF Implication In the
execution of Doolittle alrmen. has
been imprisoned at Omori. north OF
Tokyo.
WASHTNGTON-TNS-Treasury
Secretary vinson urged Congress
today to hold 1916 income tax re-
auctions TO a total OF five billion
, dollars. including repeal Of excess
profits levies. lest It find It's hands
tied on making future cuts"