The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-09-12

announces completion of new Ger nan Government for the Russian ] 'one of occupation. Eleven depart nents have been organized, with members of the German Communist Party at tops.
 British foot shortage will be easier this winter but Eng fish housing shortage will last for many years, Prime Minister Attlee says,
 TOKYO - Advices received here tate Jap police are seizing Korean property without American author ity and the situation is uneasy. LONDON-British Prime Minister Attlee announces new agreements guarantee the steady shipment of civilian supplies from Canada. WASHINGTON - President Tru- man is expected to announce soon the reappointment of Robert T ] Watts of the AFL as workers dele gate to the International Labor Con- ference at Paris.
 MIAMI, Fla.-Fourteen Navy men died today in the crash of a big, four -engined Privateer which, with one engine afire, was being guided to cleared runways by radio. One man escaped by leaping with his parachute.
 SEATTLE Mrs. Katheryn Trim ble, 35, daughter of Mrs. Christina Cornell of Fairbanks, Alaska, died in hospital here. Funeral services will be tomorrow
 WASHINGTON-Jap officials will not remain in Korea any longer than necessary, President Truman announces.
 WASHINGTON = Senate passes bill authorizing 75 million dollars a year for the next five years to help build 5000 new airports. The measure goes to the House.
 WASHINGTON -- Col Wallace Graham, of Kansas City, is new personal physician to the President wright took part today in the un- yelling of the Japanese surrender documents to the American people
 WASHINGTON The Marine Corps today reduced it's critical point score for release of male personnel from 85 to TO points, and authorized release of all Marines 35 years of age and older. There was no change in the critical score for members of the women's reserve.
 WASHINGTON-Brig. Gen. FL liott Roosevelt was quoted by House Ways and Means Committee mem. bers today as informing the com- mittee that his father, the late President, took the position that his boys stand on their own feet" This statement, committeeman said, was made in connection with young Roosevelt's contention that his fath- CT had nothing to do with the pro- motion of his financial affairs.
 WASHINGTON-Rep. Fulton (R.- Pal said today UNRRA activities are the laughing stock" of Europe. Fulton, just returned from nearly two months abroad, voiced his criti- cism of the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration as the Senate Foreign Relations Committee summoned UNRRA chief Herbert H. Lehman.
 DUNNVILLE, Ontario-A second of the quadruplets recently born to MT. and Mrs. Hugh Smith in Dunn vile, Ontario, has died. The infant was boy. Another one of the quads, girl, died the day she was born. The two remaining children, a boy and girl, still are in incubators.
 POONA, India-Sardar Vallabhai Patel, high ranking member of the Congress Party Working Committee, says the Indians may take control of their country within five years if the British do not allow them to do so earlier. On the eve of a meet ing of the working committee, Patel asserted the Congress Party was waiting to see whether the new British Labor Government would come forward with a proposal. HIGHWAY ACCIDENT