The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-24

lean soldiers had been hurt,
five seriously, in Indian anti
British demonstrations in Cal
cutta. One man was missing.
They said no Americans had
been reported killed up TO this
morning.
ROME-,AP- Vice.premier Pie
tro Nenn said that Feruccio Parri
would resign as premier OF Italy.
Nenni, emerging from a cabinet
meeting declared Paris decision
p to step aside was the result OF an
announcement by the important
Christian Democrat party that II
was Withdrawing its support from
the coalition government.
WASHlNGToN-UP - The
Pearl Hsrbor investigating
Committee sought today to
learn why proposed three
months agreement was not sub.
United TO Japan In November.
194t. and whether there were
Allied commitments at the
time on the prospect OF war
with Japan.
TOKY0-AP-Pic Pictures OF Emp
error Firohito in military uniform
which are displayed in schools. gov.
eminent Offices and other places
will give way Jan. l to others OF
the .Mikado In civilian attire An.
nouncin the contemplated change
today, the household ministry said
the photograph OF Hirohito in war
dress is unsuitable to the present
Qtimes
ATHENS - APP - Archbishop
Damaskinos. the regent of Greece,
has turned deaf ear to all pleas
that re remain at his post and has
insisted that his letter OF resigna.
tion De forwarded at once to exiled
- King George II In London.
NUERNBERG-AP Defense
counsel announced today that a
nephew OF Winston Churchill and
son Of British Field Marshal Sir
Harold Alexander would be asked
TO testify for German Field Marshal
Wilhelm Keitel. one Of 20 Nazi de-
. PENDANTS being tried by the Inter
national War Crimes Tribunal.
MANILA-UP-Japanese 1t. Col.
Kikuo lshitawa complained at the
trial OF Gen. Tomoyuki Yamashita
today that American submarines
not Nipponese brutality-were re-
.,sponsible for the starvation diet OF
Allied war prisoners during the oc-
cupation. Ishitawa said American
submarines virtually cut OF all
shipments to the Philippines from
Japans stolen empire.
WASHINGTON-UP-Gen. Doug.
las Macarthur has asked his gov
eminent to send over additional
civilian experts to aid him. among
other things, in working out plans
to reorganize the japanese gov
eminent in line with announced
Il. s. policy, 1t was learned today.
This policy calls for the abolition Of
Japanese feudalism and the estab-
lishment Of government based on
the freely expressed will Of the peo.
pie.
LONDON-lNS-A Reuter- BON.
bay dispatch said today that police
fred into crowds of students pro
testing the suppression Friday or
student professions in Bombay.
r. LONDON -INS--A Reuter- Bata-
via dispatch said today that Cali
fornia man suspected of DESERVING
an American ship in Java had been
arrested after repeatedly leading y
group OF lndonesians in recent Ma.
tional'st disturbances. He was
identified by Reuter- as Harold +.
Smith, o Brisbane. cal, crew mem.
her o. the S S. William Sublet.
u. s. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Mostly cloudy.
Occasional snow flurries north TO-
night and in most of state Sunday.
Little change in temperature.
Highes, temperature yesterday,
30. lowest 10.
Highest temperature one year
ago tnda 40; lowest, %
Highest temperature this date IN
last = wears. 81 in 1891. lowest II