The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-10-27


: Bowling Alleys aud extensively
damaged the Lansing Supply CO.
Building with an estimated loss OF
100000 here this morning
fOkYO-AP-Ameriean en-
listed men and officers below
the rank OF brlgadier general
who became eligible for release
through read justment reaula-
tons issued Sept. 2 have been
relieved Of duty and ordered
sent Immediately to the near.
est disposition center.
ATLANTA-AP-Two executive
/. committee members OF the Young
Democrats OF Georgia have resign
ed in protest over an invitation ex-
tended Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt 10
address a statewide convention
here Dec. 3 and 4. Earl Wingo
and Robert n. Fellows in a letter
TO the executive director OF the
organization referred to Mr. Roose-
T. welt as an advocate OF "racial equ-
ality". They asserted further that
the issuance OF invitations to ne
Rroes to attend the meeting was
not in conformity with the prin-
ciples OF the Democratic party in
Georgia"
MOSCOW-AP-The Red Army
. newspaper Red Star said today that
workers are laboring day and night
to complete a big Red Army monu-
ment near Brandenburg Gate in
Berlin, TO be ready by Nov. Z. the
twentieth anniversary OF the Rus.
sian revolution.
LONDON-AP - Steyedores at
a Bristol and Avonmouth agreed to-
day to return to work Immediately
and to appeal to striking workers
at other ports TO take similar ac-
ton. They telegraphed their de-
cision TO Arthur Deakin, general
secretary OF the Transport and
General Workers Onion when mas
urged the workers to go back to
J the docks. In London, however,
dock workers voted at mass
meeting to stay on strike until the
government intervenes.
THE HAGUE--AP-The Dutch
ministry for overseas territories
announced today that Hubertus Won
Nook, acting governor general OF
the Dutch East Indies, had been
ordered by the Dutch government
to. open negotiations Immediately
with Indonesian nationalists.
TOKYO--AP - General MacAr.
thur has mo immediate plans" for
visiting the United States, his head
quarters said today. War Depart.
\. ment officials in Washington said
Friday they assumed Macarthur
would come home for a visit "in
the near future. There was spec.
ulation that he might arrive at the
capital between Nov. and s.
TOKYO-AP - The japanese
freighter Ryoga Maru, 1890 tons
D struck a mine and sank of Port
Fushigi Friday. One crew member
was killed and IS are missing. Her
cargo was potatoes.
CHUNGKTNG-AP-A feeling OF
distinct uneasiness prevailed in
Chungking today about Russia s
China policy. as indicated by Mos.
y cows reported refusal TO allow
Chinese government troops to land
at Dairen and Port Arthur. This
alleged refusal was considered by
some here an open violation OF
Chinese sovereignty over Man.
churia. specifically acknowledged
by Russia in the recent Sino-Soviet
pact.
PORTLAND, Ind.-AP Four
men were reported killed and sew,
eral others injured today when an
Army transport plane crashed on
n farm northwest of Pennville. Ind.
Conflicting reports of the accident
indicated there were 16 to IS ser.
vicemen aboard. The injured we're
taken to hospitals at Button, Port
I land and Hartford City. Names Of
the victims were withheld pending
notification OF nearest OF kin.
SYDNEY, Nova Scotia-AP-Tw
Canadians who hope 10 cross the
Atlantic in a 10-foot barrel plan Ia
set sal at the first break in the
;, weather. Mark Charlton. 90 year
old toolmaker, and Peter Olson. So
Norwegian-born sealer and sail
maker, estimate the trip will take
40 days. Even II it requires long
er. they figure they should still sci
Transatlantic blue ribbon record
for barrels.
> MANILA AP - Two hundred
is Japanese soldiers have beer
slain in the Philippines since the
war ended. The seth infantry di
vision still is having leaflets drop
ped within 100 miles of Manila FOR
Nipponese troops who do not
know hostilities have ended. In
!. making the announcement today
Western Pacific Army headquar
tiers said the japanese are so isolat
ed 1t is difficult to reach them.
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