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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-16
Stony Creek
MEETS FRIEND

NJ . NEW
Stony Creek Mich Corp. Rob
ert Splitter, son OF MIR and Mrs.
Guy Splitter. Stony creek Rd has
been stationed in India with the
Ordinance Corps for the past Two
years. Recently he vas moved TO
the Island OF Cylon, where he met
Cpl. Charles tChuck) Blank, Mi
Ian. Cpl Blank was a former EN-
plove OF the Ford Motor Co Nj
Ian. and cpl Splitter formerly
worked al the Ford Plant in Dear
born.
Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Yape Ann
Arbor. were Sunday supper guests
OF Mr. and Mrs b &. Richards.
Miss Nina Fishlock is returning
this week from Florida. where she
and her mother. Mrs Alice Fish
lock, have been spending the win
ter Her mother expects 10 re
turn later She will spend a few
weeks with her daughter and fam
lily Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Day. TIE
cumseh Later slS will visit the
home OF her brother and sister-in-
law Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mack.
Dexter.
Mr. and Mrs D &. Richards
were Saturday supper guests OF
Mr. and Mrs 4 G.. Richards Sa
line. and were callers OF Mrs.
George Richards and daughters.
Monday.
Mrs Frank Harwood Ravson-
vile spent Tuesday with hsr moth
or Mrs Henry Collins
5 &C James peal called on Dale
Armstrong, Nonday afternoon.
S &c Besl has completed his boot
training and is spending a nine day
Through with his parents Mr.. and
Hrs q. r Beal lie expects 10 be
transferred 20 the West Cesst when
ne returns 10 Great Lakes framing
School
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-16
Hall Forgotten Days
Twenty Years Ago

John Davis Of horses
driving with him he
sustained painful injuries his head.
William B. Heater n. Railroad -. killed o. =
passing train while
Lowell St He and his wife william
their spend the evening M Mrs Walter Pet
Lowell St
Death Mrs Lucinda Mage age a. the late Richard
H. Mllsge at the home Of her daughter Mrs W Pepper
stephen Croghan girl MARVIN Fern
Al the CroRhan home
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-16

Master Donald Draper, Hpsilanti,
spent last week with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Draper.
AT Franklin Smith and Mrs.
Smith and daughter. Charlotte Ann
Smith, Moultrie, Georgia, are spend
ing Is days with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Smith. The former
is in training at Spence Field near
Moultrie.
Mrs. Clarence Schwartz is spend
ing this week in Melvindale help
ing to care for her mother, Mrs,
Emma Patow. who is seriously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Craig and
family entertained at dinner sun
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard JEFF
fries and family. Lawton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Risden, and Seaman
Carroll Craig and Mrs. Craig OF
Milan. Afternoon visitors were
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Craig and lam
ilv
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-16
Entertain at Party

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Smith in ac-
acknowledgement and appreciation of
a recent anniversary party given
in their honor. entertained the
hosts and hostesses at a delic-
ious chop suey dinner and party at
their home. Sunday evening.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Larry
Conrad. Ypsilanti. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Colts and MIR. and Mrs.
Walter Greashaber. Milan, Mr.. and
Mrs Harlan Holcomb and Mr.. and
Mrs. Loyal Kanitz. Each guest
received a nice gift from Mr.. and
Mrs Smith.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-16
Fifty Years Ago

Master Robbie Endsayor
Society OF the Presbyterian Church the
City, week.
Chief Norden recommended the following nfemAn
hose house number James Bycaft Rener Frank
Brown. hose house number two. Charles Fowler.
Evening star., 1945-10-27

ing was supplemented by a visit oi
the group to the Library OF Con-
gress to see the Gutenberg Bible
and old manuscripts.
Mr.. Knouse. a native Of Sandy
Run, Pa, came to the District ir
1919, He attended George Wash.
ington University for year anc
then started in the real estate bus.
mess with Thomas E. Jarreh. Hi
went into business for himself ir
1929.
He Joined the First Evangelical
and Reformed Church in 1919 anc
soon became interested in Sunday
school work. He joined the mems
class and later became its secretary
and assistant to the school regis.
trar. During the late 1s20s Mr.
Knouse became interested in teach
ing the Bible and was finally placed
in the junior department as a
teacher.
Mr.. Knouse Is also an elder oi
the consistory and president OF
the choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knouse live with
their 3h -year-old daughter, Caro-
Irene, at Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Special Church Announcements

Day, DR.. Albert Mccartney will
speak on -Four Anchors of the Soul
Universalist Memorial A parish
meeting will be held after the morn
ing service.
Rock OF Ages, Nensectarian--A
tea for the benefit of the build
Ing fund will be held from 6 to-
Q pm. at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Washeen Robinson, 1903 Seventh
street NV.
Grace Lutheran --- Reformation
Sunday will be observed with DR..
Gerhard Lenski preaching at ii am.
on IF Luther Were Here and at
8 pm. with Chaplain John Strevig,
United States Army, speaking on
The Unfruitful Fig Tree"
Georgetown Lutheran--In keeping
with the Festival of the Reforma-
ton the Rev. H. E. Beatty will
preach at II am. on "Crucifled With
Christ" 1t. Col. j. g. Maykon will
address the adult forum at 7:30
pm. on Russia"
Memorial United Brethren--The
Rev. Russell G. Oyer, pastor OF the
United Brethren Church, Mount
Wolf, Pa, will address the church
school. He will also preach at II
am.
North Washington Baptist--The
Rev. E. A. Tfppett, superintendent
of the Memorial Mission, Bridgeport,
Conn, will be the guest speaker at
II am. A group from the High
lands Church at 10:3o am. will tell
of their activities.
Augustana Lutheran-Dr. A. o.
Helm will speak in observance of
Reformation Sunday at IL am. on
"The Christian Spirit" Miss Mar
ian Pillman, executive secretary of
the Young Woman's Missionary So
ciety, Lutheran Augustana Synod,
will speak at 7:3o pm.
New York Avenue Presbyterian-
Identical services are being held on
Sundays at 8 and II am. by DR..
Peter Marshall.
Methodist Woman's Guild-Hos-
pital night will be held at Rust Hall,
Sibley Hospital, at 8 pm. FRIDAY,
DR.. Ruth Bruder, field agent of the
Department of the Interior, will
speak on "Alaskas New Frontiers"
Takoma Lutheran-Tomorrow has
been designated Christian Marriage
Sunday" commemorating the Saith
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Berger, members OF the
church.
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Ministerial Union
Will Meet Monday

The Washington Ministerial Union
will meet at the Columbia Heights
Christian Church at 1890 a m. Mon
day. Leading the devotions will be
the Rev. Robert w. Brooks OF the
Lincoln Congregational Temple.
The guest speaker will be DR.. Lu-
ther woodward, field consultant of
the National Committee for Mental
Hygiene. He Is brought from New
York to help the ministers under
stand more fully the returning serv-
icemen.
Luncheon will follow at 70 80, with
discussion period led by DR.. Wood
ward.
Presiding will be the Rev. George
e. Schnabel president of the union,
Evening star., 1945-10-27

Chevy Chase Presbyterian - A
member of the Alcoholics Anony-
nous will address the dinner con-
ference on Thursday on "a. A.
How 1t Works and What 1t Does. >
Daughters of the King-The Mo-
vember assembly will be held at
pm. Thursday at st. Johns, George
| town.
Foundry Methodist--The fellow
ship service and Off1cial Board will
combine at 8 pm. Wednesday In
connection with the evangelistic
crusade.
West Washington Baptist-The
Rev. Leonard C. Hunt, superinten-
dent of Wheeler City Rescue Mis-
sion, Indianapolis. Ind, will speak
at II am. tomorrow. The Rev
Charles B. Austin, pastor, will have
a unique topic at 8 pm, "A Won
derful Event. Have Never Heard
or Seen Anything Like It."
Petworth Methodist-The Masonic
Clubs of the District OF Columbia
and Maryland will attend the pm
service when DR.. MILAN will speak
on Builders Together"
Church of the Epiphany-Sefvices
will be held All Saints day at 7:30,
II am. and noon. At the II o'clock
service the names of members ot
the parish who died during the year
will be read.
Polish Services-A Polish mass
will be held at II am. tomorrow by
the Marion Brothers at the Sacred
Heart Chapel, 1719 Massachusetts
avenue NV. Father Bakalarczyk
will officiate.
John Wesley A. NJ. Z. 1.-THE
Rev. H, g. Johnson, assistant min
lister, will preach at II am.
Chevy Chase Baptist - Loyalty
Sunday will be observed at II am
with the Rev. Edward o. Clark
preaching on Don't Fence Me In
Mount Olivet Lutheram-In OBJ
servance of Reformation day, the
Rev. William Schiebel will preach at
IL am. on The Man With the
Book; 8 pm, Light for the World S
Darkness.
Lincoln Congregational - Warren
Seyfsrth of Eden Theological Semi
nary will address the Mems Brother
hood at 1918 am. on Religious
Education in Public Schools"
EIdbr0oke Methodist--At 7::30 p m.
the WSCS will have charge of the
service. Adult Halloween party at
$50 pm. Friday, with a benefit
entertainment.
Washington City Church of the
Brethren-Elder J. H. Hollinger will
preach at II am. on Preaching
From the Church Steps" and the
Rev. Luke Ebersole at 8 pm. on
The Good, Great Man"
venant t-First Presbyterian
Against the background of Navy
Evening star., 1945-10-27
ST. Stephens Catholic

The Feast of Christ the King will
be observed at st. Stephens Catho.
lie Church by special USO mas.
at 8 am. tomorrow. This service
VIII mark the second anniversary oi
the last Sunday of the month
communion mass for service mer
and women. A special speaker, the
Rev. Austin G. Sheehan, will preach
on Christ the King" Breakfast
and a morning social will follow al
1911 H st. NV.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Chancellor C.W.F. Smith
breaches Last Sermon

Canon Chancellor Charles w. F
Smith will preach his last sermon
before leaving his duties at Wash
ington Cathedral tomorrow at II
am. He will be instituted as rector
of st. Andrews parish, Wellesley
Mass, on November IL by Bishop
Sheriff.. He has been at Wash.
ington Cathedral since l941 ano
active in matters of the Episcopal
Diocese of Washington and an in
structor at the Virginia Theological
Seminary.
Dean John Wallace Suter will
preach at evensong at pm. Holy
communion will be celebrated al
1880 and at $50 am. in Bethlehem
Chapel. Dean Suter will be the
celebrant at $50 am,
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Women Will Sponsor
Mount Vernon Service

The Woman's Society of Christ
ian Service will sponsor the eve
ming service tomorrow at the Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Church,
when DR.. John w. Rustin will
preach on THE Church Was
There"
Boris Shiskin Of the American
Federation of Labor. will address
the Evening Fellowship at 7 pm,
The Young Peoples Fellowship will
also meet at pm.
The Washington Methodist School
for Church Workers will meet here
Monday through Friday at 7:45 pm.
DR.. Samuel Hamilton of New York
University will speak.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
|Lutherans 10 Give
Musical Festival

Lutherans of Washington are CO.
operating in presenting "Reforma.
ton Music Festival" at pm. Sun
day at the First Congregations
Lutheran Church.
The National Lutheran chorus
will present program of six num-
bers. The Rev. DR., John w. Dober-
stein, chaplain of Muhlenberg Col
lege. Allentown, Pa. will present a
brief address. Stand Fast! A
Reformation Call"
1t Is being presented under the
auspices Of the Washington Lu-
theran Ministerial Association, the
Rev. l.. Ralph Tabor, president.
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Radio Bible Quiz

Featured on the Radio Bible Quiz
tonight at 7 o'clock will be a con-
test between mission superinten-
dents from across the Nation.
Evangelist Dale Crowley will be
master of ceremonies. The broad
cast, over WWDC, will originate at
the Bennett Service Center.
Mr.. Crowley conducts Washing
toms Right Start for the Day
broadcast each week day at GAS
am. over Station WWDC.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
All Souls Unituriun

At All Souls Unitarian Church In
the Comparative Religion Glass at
9:45 am. tomorrow the Rev A. Pow
ell Davies will speak on Religion
and American Founding Principles. -
Paul Miller, assistant general man.
ager of the Associated Press and
chief OF its Washington Bureau. will
discuss The Free Flow of World
News" in the Current Problem Glass
at the same time.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
First Baptist Church

Representative Brooks Hays will
be the speaker at 9:45 and II am
tomorrow at the First Baptist
Church, in the absence of DR.. Ed
ward Hughes Pruden, who is preach
ing IN Richmond, Va, at the Bar
ton Heights Baptist Church.
AT. the evening service, the asso-
clate minister, Rev. r. Edward
Dowdy. will speak on Religious
Essentials"
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p ar t m e mt OF
First Evangeli-
cal a n d Re-
formed Church
since $780, Mr..
K n use h a S
taught the youth
between 8 and
IL h a t -the
scriptures ca n
be intensely in
ter e S t n g. He
puts across his
points by plan
ming projects for
the class with
e a C h le S on.
When the early
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Bible Glass Leaders
bfbe (Iuss Leaders
Real Estate Operator Teaches
Class at First Evangelical

Edward c. Knouse, real estate op-
orator, is one businessman interest
ed In teaching the young people of
his church how to know the Bible.
Superintendent of the junior de-
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Bauttat
EyangeIisiic Services
AnacOstia
Baptist Church
Thirteenth q w sts., S.E.
THOS. z. BOORDE, Minister

Sunday Morning
oddress to Bible
School, 9:45
Morning Sermon
100
Afternoon, 2:3o
"Armaseddon"
Sunday Evening
, 7:45
Marriage Of
| the Lamb"
This is the fore-
| we'll service -
The GospeI
Al. r. eH
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lie OF Christ was read, Nfr. Knouse
had the class make clay models of
things used in Hebrew homes dur
Ing that period. The lesson on the
Bible, as a guide to Christian liv-
Evening star., 1945-10-27
Believe ON the SON

T John 5:l0-13
He that be-
lieveth on the
Son of Go d
hath the wit
ness in himself;
he t h a t be-
lieveth not God
hath made him
a liar: because
he believeth not
the record that
God gave of His
Son.
Evening star., 1945-10-27

Rev. Ellington And this is the
record. that God hath given to us
eternal life, and this life is in His
Son.
He that hath the Son hath life;
and he that hath not the Son
of God hath not life.
These things have I written unto
you that believe on the name OF
the Son of God; that We may know
that ye have eternal life, and that
ye may believe on the name of the
Son Of God.
We have no words OF comment
that could make this palmer than
what it is. But this word to un-
saved men who are drinking, curs-
ing and rejecting the Lord Jesus
Christ.
II you want to be saved there is
salvation in the name OF the Son
of God.
In other words If you would pray
and ask the Lord Jesus Christ to
forgive your sins and save YOU.
you would have life through His
name.
My prayer to God is that many
will be saved today.
Read this in your mothers Bible.
We publish weekly paper. Send
Tor free copy. Send for copy of
Five Things Every Person Ought
to Know"
Rev. Dallas F. Ellington
23I2 Manchester Road
Akron ID, Ohio
Evening star., 1945-10-27
BartiHt
KENsIkGToN
Dupont Ave. and the Main Hwy.

NENSEN1IO
Dupont Ave. and the Main Hwy.
CLARENCE z. Jones. Jr.. Minister.
1000 a.n-IThs b. Kind of Religion
lu:55 a.rr1.--Church School
$50 p,m.-Baptist Training Union.
7:3o pm. The Deyine Ladder"
CHEVY CHASE
567l Western Avenue NV.
EDWARD o. CLARK, B. D., Minister
.a:45 a.m.--sunday School
ll;oo a.nl.-Chureh Loyalty Sunday.
Don't Fence Me In"
$50 p.na.--Young Peoples Meetings
WELCOME.
FIFTH BAPTIST CHURCH
Washimgson's Historic
Southern Baptist Church
Siace 1857
The postor will preach at I o.r,. ond
8 pm. Evening service from 8 to 9 is
broadcast over WWDc. Fully eroded
Bible School ct s:45. Training Union
ot $40.
SERMON, OCT. 2S
90 A.M.-"one Ceiling"
800 P.M.-"The Book of Life"
J. HERRlck HALL, Postor
500 E STREET s.W.
Significant Improvements ore being
added to our church auditorium at O
cost Of $1,000. All unaffiIiated Boptists
in Washinoton GRE urged to visit Fifth
before selecting ioeaI church home.
Evening star., 1945-10-27
PETWQRTh
BAPTIST
7th and Randolph
Sts. NV.

7th and Randolph I
Sts. NV. 1
Zone Block From Chiiium {
or Petworth Buslines) &
Rev. jones ?. Rodgers. /
Pastor. J
Cylde J. Holt, 4
Minister Of Music. 1
Lucille WEIGH.
promotionol Director.
S:45 o.m.--Sundoy
Tendance
A76. n
Lonehorn
the Philo
II 100 o.m.-Honoe Coz
BY Rev. !
horne. for
$50 p.m.-Open hou
People in
mex.
AS p.m.-Troinine
for oil oe
100 p,m.--Evoneelist
BY Rev. !
horne.
Sunday is olso lneoth'
the SIS, 900 Buildino
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EMORY

SI00 Georgia Ave, NV.
EDGAR c. REERY, D. D., Minister.
a:30 a am.--Church School
ll;00 a. a.ni.--Dramatic presenta tion,
Society Versus the
Church -
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FOUNDRY

18th ST. Near P 81.
FREDERICK BROWN HARRIS,
Minister,
"The Church of the States"
o:45 om.--Church School.
! ] 100 o,m.-"A Dealer in
Purple"
500 p.m,-"The Greet Text Of
O GEeat PEeaeheY."
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GnRsIIrH

SOUTHWEST.
Fourth and L Streets
w. ID. KEFNE. Minister.
Worship 1900 am. and $500 pm.
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PETWORTH

New Hsmpshire Ave. at Grant Circle
JOHN CURRY MILLIAN, d. ID.
$50 a. a.m.-church School
11:0n a m n-"AcknowtedSme
700 r. Youth Fellowship
500 . ra.--"BpilderS Together Ma
IL cla,hr tnn
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EETHESDA kAD

Norfolk and st. Elmo AYES.
Hartwell Y. Chandler, Pastor.
II 90 a m. Morning worshin
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Homer Rodeheuyer Guest

Homer Fodeheaver, singing evan
gelist, and the chorus choir OF the
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RQSEDAIE

Tennessee Ave. Near D St. NE.
DON e. GRIFFIN, Minister,
e;45 am, Church School.
900 a.rn.--Morning worship.
700 D m. EVENING Service.
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fth and Hamilton SITS. NV.
g. CUSTER CROMWELL, Minister.
e45 a.m.--Church School.
II 100 am. and 500 p.m.-Worship
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28

of reconversion on the possibility of seizure.
 As both sides emerged from three days of conferences no closer to agreement on wage differences, 1ckes warned that the strike, halt ing the flow of gasoline and oil in six states, threatened "the very security of our armed forces and our military position"
 What threatened to assume pro- portions of an industry-wide shut down was touched off on the east coast yesterday as some 28,000 dy- CTS struck for a 15-cents an hour wage increase. The walkout was ex- pected to spread to 68,000 workers and to throw 500,000 garment and Allied industry workers into idle ness within A hours.
 A Paterson, N. J., spokesman for the CIO dyers, finiShers and bleach CTS union described the walkout as the workers way of obtaining a share in the wartime Roman holi- day of profits"
 The New York building service strikers met yesterday with employ CT and war labor board representa- tives and promised not to extend the strike during the period of dis cuSSlonS.
 Walter Gellhorn, Regional WLB chairman, proposed submitting the wage and hour dispute to private arbitration.
 The four-day-old strike. which unofiicially was estimated to have cost business and workers $25, ,000,- 900, has stopped production in the New York Garment industry, fourth largest in the nation.
 Mayor F. II. IaGuardia in broad cast last night pleaded with work CTS to return to their jobs and said he had been notified that railroad embargo might be invoked because of the backlog of undelivered freight.
 Labor tension continued to mount throughout the nation. With more than 200 strikes already in progress in half the 4S states. the National Labor relations board in Washing ton disclosed that 1t had received 32 strike petitions yesterday. Thirty four petitions were received Mon- day, highest in the boards history.
 NLRB officials expressed consid- erable anxiety about where they were to secure the money and per- sonnel to conduct the votes, which under provisions of the Smith-Con- nally act must be held within 30 days of receipt of the petitions.
 Of the total number of strikers, New York State counted more than 345, 1000 idle, largely as result of the crippling elevator operators strike. Michigan followed with SS.- 900 workers off jobs. Pennsylvania had 77,500, Oregon ee.O0O and New Jersey, 2ecO0. with the dest scat Jersey over more than half the 4S etat4&
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28

accept the nomination.
 Reports today stated that party leaders Richard Bensen, town chairman and Albert O. Taller, registrar and others were frantic ally attempting to offset the unfaz vorable reaction among the party to Judge Beardsley's observations.
 With but five weeks left for &C., tual city election day, the local Re- publicans now seem doomed to again being presented candidates who will be supported by a disor- ganized and disspirited party or- ganization at best.
 Speculation as to possible norni- neeS for the Republican mayoralty candidacy remained at feverish pitch today as several new names were added to the long list of per- sons who may oppose Mayor John s. Monagan in the November elec- ton.
 Other Candidates
 Tavorably mentioned today were ex-Judge Theodore Conway and AL derman Martin Sullivan. The al- derman, who also served as police commissioner, was not re-nomin- ated by the Democrats this year, and 1t was reported he might head 8 fusion ticket for the Republicans. MT. Sullivan said this morning he had not been approached by COP leaders. MT. Conway admitted he had been asked to run but had de- clined the nomination.
 Following 8 meeting of the com mittee appointed to prepare slate of Republican candidates for the coming election at the "Y" last night, Town Chairman Richard D. Benson announced that the candi- dates would meet again next Mon- day night. The reconvening of the committee in indicative, according to reports, that the slate has not been completed.
 Also indicative that Republican leaders are dsiturbel about reports that split in the COP ranks has created difficulty in obtaining a suitable candidate was the asser- tion by MT. Benson that he was NOT going through the telephone book to obtain candidate.
 The town chairman could not be contacted today. His office report ed he was out of town.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
Arrest Jap Marshal

Saigon, Indo-C China, Sept. 26- (UP)-Field Marshal Count Juichi Terauchi, supreme Japanese conn., mander for the southern regions, was placed under house arrest by the British army today for his re- fusal to act against the Annamite terrorists in Indo-C China.
 Lt.-Gen. Douglas Gracey, British commander in Indo-C China, revealed that he was holding Terauchi and his aides directly accountable for their failure to maintain order in the areas assigned to them.
 The AnnamiteS, apparently with the tacit and sometimes direct en- couragement of the Japanese, were operating in groups of 50 to 500 men, shooting indiscriminately at Americans, French and British Cur khas.
 Seventeen Frenchmen were re- ported to have been killed today and 38 European women of various na- tionalities were said to have been kidnapped by the rebellious natives.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-09-28
tries to write peace treatIes with

tries to write peace treaties with them. F
 French Foreign Minister deorge Bidault denounced the Soviet are gument and insisted that the Yals ta agreement guaranteed France her place in all European peace ne- gotiations. tl
 4 French spokesman said France probably would recognize the Soviet supported Hungarian government in the near future. but insisted the ac- ton was not influenced by the re- cent American offer of recognition to Budapest.
 It was understood that Molotov intends to leave London tonight.
 But even as the ministers appear. ed about to end their first session on e discordant note, reports spread that Russia already was mapping further territorial demands for the next conference couple of months hence.