The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-09-04


McNarney, U. S. commander in the
Mediterranean theater. arrived
here yesterday by air The pur-
pose OF his visit has not been dis.
closed.
\ PARIS-AP-The Central Coun-
ell OF all French resistance move
ments announced today It would
go to the people to SHOW the
electoral corps the inanity and dan
ger" OF Gen. de Gaulle's proposed
method OF holding the Oct. q ma.
tional elections.
NEW YORK-AP-A Red Army
OF knights, pawns and bishops
stood within one game of victory to-
day as the United States and Rus
sia entered the final round of an in.
ternational Chess tournament by
radio. Russia led the United States
by 9h points to 2i5. and needed
only one more game to claim the
\ match.
CINCINNATI-AP-- Calm ana
unremorseful. a 54-year-old Chica-
20 restaurant worker readily adj
mitted today, police said, the fatal
shooting OF a wealthy machinery
firm owner whom he accused OF
"breaking up my home. Detective
SChief Glenn Merz said a formal
charge OF murder has been filed
against Charles Gibbs. 1905 w
Adams. Chicago. for the hotel room
Staying OF Henry F. Smith, 66-year-
old business executive.
LONDON APP - Lady Maud
\ Warrender. "a, concert singer, died
: Monday. A daughter OF the Eighth
Earl OF Shaftesbury, she was fam.
ed for her personal beauty as well
rs her voice.
WASHINGTON-AP - Produc.
ers and wholesalers of bituminous
coal were urged today to speed
/. shipment to retail dealers who
: normally purchase only a carload
or two during an entire year. Char
les J. Potter, deputy solid fuels ad-
ministrator, said in his appeal the
small dealers must receive their
coal soon TO meet requirements of
their customers before the heating
season begins.
SAN FRANCISCO-AP- Deliv-
cry OF the ashes OF Japanese war
dead in Tokyo, Yokohama, Chiba
and Ibaragi which had been set
for Sept. Z has been indefinitely
measure Tokyo radio said today.
The broadcast. recorded by the
D Federal Communications Commits
sion, implied. but did not state,
that japanese authorities feared
the delivery OF the ashes might lead
10 trouble between the people and
Allied occupation forces.
CHUNGKING-INS- The people
OF China were called upon by Gener
! alissimo Chiaang Kai-Shek today to
rebuild a thoroughly democratic
state. While promising political
freedom, Chang declared that any
political organization must dis
pense with any armed force.
NEW YORK - ms Director
General Herbert Ii. Lehman OF
UNRRA, before going to Washing
ton today to seek two billion add
tional funds, disclosed plans for q
90 million dollar relief program for
Italy scheduled to start next Jan.
4.
WASHINGTON INS-OPA and
the Agriculture Department stood
accused today of defying Congress
by continuing restrictive quotas on
more than $4,000 local slaughterers
of livestock. The accusation was
made by Rep. Thomas A. jenkins,
(R) Ohio. who said that If the as
serted restrictions are not removed
Immediately he will introduce bill
TO wipe them out.
YOKOHAMA INS-Punitive &C.
ton against a small number OF Am
erican occupation troops, accused
by Yokosuka police of looting and
OF attacking Japanese women. was
demanded today by Nipponese au-
thorities. Thefts Of beer and auto
mobiles and two cases o. assaulting
women at gun point were included
In the police list of seven unto
ward incidentss." The cases, jap
anese authorities admitted. were
"isolated."
u. s. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan: Partly cloudy