The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-08-07

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kapltza was apprehended dur
ing a visit to his native land
10 years ago, and never was
permitted TO leave.
BUENOS AIRES-AP-All legal
restrictions on freedom OF speech.
freedom OF the press, the right of
assembly and political activity were
lifted today by the Argentine. gov
ernment's action in ending a state
OF siege which had been in effect
for three and one half years. The
action was announced by President
Edelmiro Farrell In a brief de-
cree in which he said he was re.
storing IAN atmosphere OF freedom,
order and confidence" to the ma
ton.
CHlCAGO-AP-The ALL,
committing Itself to future lso-
lationIsm In the international
labor field, proposed today a
program for rapid reeonversion
Of mighty U. s. war resources
to head off national depression.
'AFL President William Green
disclosed to newsmen at the
conclusion OF yesterdays first
sessions OF the 15-man execu-
tive council that the Fedora
ton was Withdrawing from the
international Federation OF
Trade Unlons-UFTU)-a step
calculated to speed the end Of
that world organization as II Is
at present constituted.
SAN FRANCISCO-AP- Kichi-
saburo Nomura warned the Japa-
nese people today not to expect
compromise surrender terms al
through the Americans are frankly
anxious to end the war quickly.
The former ambassador to Wash
ington, who Monday characterize
ed the Potsdam surrender ultima
tum TO Japan as the height OF i'm
pertinence, today moved to furth.
er stiffen the national backbone
in an interview characterizing the
American people as "hot-temper-
ed"
VATICAN CITY-AP-The vati-
can City newspaper L'oosservatore
Romano today called the new ato-
mic bomb dropped on Japan "a
catastrophe conclusion ." to
the wars apocalyptic surprises. It
compared the Invention of the
atomic bomb with the invention of
a submarine by Leonardo da Vinci,
the 18th Century italian artist ana
inventor. II expressed regret that
the bombs inventors did not. like
da Vinci, destroy their creation in
the interest OF humanity.
BUFFALO, ". zap - The
steamer w. P. Snyder Jr. arrived
here Monday with 502.S91 bushels
OF Canadian wheat, said by Boland
and Cornelius, Buffalo agents Cor
the boat, to be the largest wheat
cargo ever delivered to an Amer
lean port in an American boat.
The steamer is owned by the Shen-
ando Furnace Co., OF Cleveland. II
topped a previous record OF about
sol, 900 bushels brought here ear
lier this season by the steamer w
G. Mather, the shipping agents
said.
ALEXANDER, Ont.--AP-Prime
Minister w. L. Mackenzie King,
defeated for parliament in his
Prince Albert constituency in the
general election June IL, has been
returned to the Canadian House
OF Commons by a landslide major
ity in a by-election at Glengarry.
where he was offered the liberal
nomination.
CHICAGO .UP-Maj. Gen. s. r.
Burston, director general Of the
Australian Army Medical Service.
leaves for Rochester, Mimi, today
to visit the Mayo Clinic to study
newly-deveioped methods Cor treat
ing malaria.
AMSTERDAM-INS-Week end
raids in the Amsterdam area by
political intelligence police of the
Netherlands Military Government
we're revealed today to have round
ed up 600 Reich and Axis-Allied ma
tionals.
STAMFORD, Conn.-AP- Re-
publican Representative Clare
Boothe Luce won modest acclaim
from the critics for her acting In
George Bernard Shaw's Candida
last night but her record in Con-
gress was attacked by mysterious
pamphlets which appeared in the
Strand Theater lobby as the capa'
city audience was leaving the thea
ter.
wASHINGTON-AP - Industry
Is Just beginning to feel the heavy
impact OF cut.backs in war con-
tracts, WPB said today. In an.
other statement, the agency pre-
dicted sewing machines, vacuum
cleaners, washing machines and
electric irons will begin reaching
retail outlets in the fall "in small
quantities. And alarm clocks
should be fairly plentiful by then.
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan: Clearing and
cool tonight; Wednesday fair and a
little warmer.
Highest temperature yesterday.
81; lowest, 81.
Highest temperature one year
ago today. so; lowest, %.
Highest temperature this date in
last 70 years, 104 in 1918; lowest.
So in 1894.