The Daily Alaska empire., 1945-11-20

man announced today the immediate retirement of General George C.. Marshall The President has nom- mated General Dwight Eisenhower to succeed Marsall as Chief of Staff of the Army
 DETROIT-The General Motors Council of the CIO United Automo- bile Workers Union has recommend ed strike in General Motors plants.
 PORTLAND, Maine - Gale winds that lashed the coast of Maine last night and this morning have left damage running into hundreds of thousands of dollars. Docks and piers and waterfront properties were hard hit.
 JERUSALEM The government of Palestine has made an official de- nial that British officials in Pales- tine had armed the Arabs.
 DETROIT-Genera Motors Corp. today informed the CIO United Au- tomobile Workers Union that it will reply to the union proposal for ar bitration of the 30 per cent wage increase lon or before Friday, Mo- vember 23"
 WASHINGTON-T Senate to- day refused by vote of 35 to 3l to delay the return of the United States Employment Service to the States until June 30, l946.
 LONDON-An American Airlines plane has landed in England on the initial flight over the Chicago to London route. The trip took three minutes less than 24 hours. It was delayed more than three hours by bad weather.
 AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands Queen Wilhelmina declared today that the Dutch do not intend any act oi revenge for the native up- rising in Java. The Queen also informed the Dutch Parliament that her nation also does not plan the establishment of colonial domina- tion in Indonesia.
 NUREMBERG, Germany The former German Foreign Minister, Joachim von Ribbentrop, collapsed today at his trial. He was removed from the chamber Doctors gave the former minister sedatives and said he would be ready for tomorrow's session of the court.
 CHICAGO-Genera Eisenhower's speech tonight at the American Legion Convention will be broadcast. The address will be carried over the Columbia and Mutual networks from Chicago, starting at l0:30 p.m., EST.
 WASHINGTON government today ordered all airlines operating eastbound flights from the West Coast to allot TO per cent of their space to Army, and Navy personnel returning from the Pacific. The order is effective December 3.
 SEATTLE-The first men of the famed Americal Division to return to the United States, with one of the longest combat records of any in the Pacific warfare, were promptly called upon today to honor one of the wars greatest heroes, Gen. Jona- than M. Wainwright. The men dis embarked from the s. s. Sea Witch from Yokohama.
 JERSEY CITY, N. J. Roman Catholic Bishop Gerald Shaughnessy of Seattle is in the Medical Center here atfer being stricken i'll while en route to New York. Hospital officials said he suffered a slight heart attack and described his con- dition as fair.
 FRANKFURT, Germany-A diary found by United States Intelligence Officers throws new light on the relationship between Adolf Hitler and his sweetheart, Eva Braun. Eva wrote in her private diary that she contemplated suicide several times when Hitler showed romantic inter- est in other women.
 NEW YORK--City patrolmen were ordered today to work their usual extra four hours of duty every ten days in civilian clothes and to patrol the streets during that period in their own automobiles in another step to halt a mounting crime wave which has taken almost one life day in 70 days.
 LONDON-A delegation seeking to yV,aEa ChioaUp tho raritaI pf the