The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-22

CHUN6KlNG -AP- Nation
alists stabblng Into Manehuris
have captured Hlnaeheng on
the Peiping-Mukden railroad so
miles northeast OF the great
wall gateway Of shanhsikwan,
and are approaching the rail
town Of Lienshan IS miles be-
yond. . Chinese dispatch said
today.
INTERNATIONALLY Civilian
Production Administration official
said today a little confusion in
the distribution Of penicillin" has
resulted in complaints recently
from few hospitals that they
were short OF supplies. He added.
however. that any institution In ac-
tual need Is being supplied immedi-
ately
CALCUTTA AP - University
students marched off peacefully
early today following a li-hour
demonstration in the heart Of the
city, during which three persons
we're killed and three were serious
Ally injured. Fifty persons are still
in Calcutta Hospi'a al receiving treat.
ment. and sey eral others have been
treated and released Most o. the
casualties occurred when police
fired into demonstrators.
WASHINGTON-AP A five
point program designed to achieve
industrial peace through voluntary
arbltra ion, fact-finding procedures
and a strengthened federal concilia-
ton service has been placed be.
fore the labor.management confer
ence. A four-day Thanksgiving re
cess. however, will delay its con
alteration until Monday.
NUREMBERG --AP- A mount
ing pile OF documents, ranging from
intimate diaries OF leading Nazis
10 carefully worded secret plans OF
the German high command, was
placed before the International Tri-
bunal today as the allied prosecu-
ton moved TO convict 20 OF HIT
>}er's highest aides as war Grim
inals. As the third days session
opened the four-power court ruled
that Jew batter Julius Strcicher was
sane and must stand trial
NEW YORK -AP- Approximate.
" $4,000 servicemen are due 10
return from overseas today in
Y total OF AT least 40 troop.carrying
vessels arriving at East and West
Coast ports. -
LANSING-AP- Under l945
law. the attorney generals office
said today, the west end Of the
Upper Peninsula may not return
\ to Central Standard Time Deputy
Attorney General Foss q. Eldred
said the department had ruled that
no coCnty or city government has
any legal authority TO fix anything
hut Eastern STANDARD Time in
Michigan.
LANSING AP- Governor Kelly
psvill leave Michigan today rot a
brief vacation during which he will
deliver addresses before the Flor.
ida Chamber OF Commerce in Jack.
sonvi.Ie and the General Fedora
ton of Womens Clubs in Washing
ton, d c.
DETROIT AP-Two workmen
+ we're killed and two other men ser.
iously injured late Wednesday
when a $4,000 explosion and fire
DAMAGED a one-story building at
the Ford Motor Companv's High
land Park plant. The dead are
Thomas II. Gcen. 90 a recently dis
charged war veteran, and Lester J.
Wright, ~.
Y RA-AP-Turkey kept a
tense watch toward the east today.
but officials maintained tight-lipped
silence on the reported uprisings in
the viet.garrisoned lranian prov
ince CT Azerbaijan. The lstanbul
newspaper Watan asserted This
Is NOT an interior problem any
b more"
ROME -AP-The italian news
agency Ansa said today a mask
ed gang carried of tenth Of the
male inhabitants of the village OF
Villarhasse near Turin In northern
Italy. after ransacking the village
while keeping residents at bay
y with modern automatic weapons.
\ The Invaders fled. with their pris-
oners in automobiles after looting
clothing. food household goods
and money.
MANILA -AP-- Blame for the
rape Of Manila and thousands Of
Japanese atrocities in the Philip
~ pines became a willo'the-wisp In
the cross-examination testimony to
day Of II Gen. Akira Muto In de
Tense of his former boss. It. Gen.
TomoyuN Yamashita. The man
who was Yamashita's chief Of staff
sought al the Tigers" war crimes
trial 10 shift the blame away from
Il his chief to superiors, subordinate
~ commanders and colleagues.
U. S. WEATHER REPORT
Lower Colder tonight.