The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-11-03

lavia and Greece.
ROME --AP-- Marshal Pietro
3adoglio In letter has asked the
Ugh court of justice to consider
hat his government declared war
IN Germany after Italy's surrend-
when ruling on his eligibility to
emain in the Senate. The news
paper independents said today
hat Badoglio wrote the court he
would not defend himself against
ny charges relating to his past
z political activity.
LONDON -AP- London's ia
nous Bow Church at Cheapside, vir.
ually destroyed by bombs during
he war, will be among the capitals
irst churches to be rebuilt, church
fficials announced today.
FUSAN. Korea -AP- The last
arge contingent OF Japanese sol
Tiers in American-occupied Korea.
bout $500, arrived in boxcars at
his port today for ferrying back
o Japan.
TOKYO -AP- Allied headquar-
ers today announced a limited mail
ervice for Japanese awaiting re-
patriation by which they may re-
ceive official communication and
personal postcards. hut no financial
pr commercial correspondence.
MANILA -AP- 1t Gen. Tomoy-
Xxi Iamashita'S name was brought
directly into testimony today for
he first time in his week-long
rial on war crimes charges-and
& by a Japanese witness. Fermin
Miyasaki, former interpreter at
he japanese military police head
quarters, told the U. s. military
commission hearing the accusations
that Yamashita commended his
,lub-wielding police for their fine
work.
i BATAVIA -AP- A second d.
Vision Of British troops the Fifth
ndian-has landed in Java, Il was
learned today, in the midst OF a
ense political situation aggravat-
8ed by an impending breakdown OF
Nationalist negotiations with the
Dutch. British forces in Batavia
were under a curfew and were or
Liered 10 carry their arms at all
lines and not to venture out I'M
escorted.
LUENEBURG, Germany -AP-
Herman Mueller. an IS official in
charge OF food stores at the Belsen
concentration camp, has been found
after a two-month search and will
appear in the Belsen war crimes
strial next week as one OF six final
defense witnesses, defending coun-
|sel reported today. The trial ends
pts seventh week today.
MADRID-lNS - The Spanish
cabinet decided today to offer the
United Nations accommodation
for fifty thousand children in
.Narious charitable homes during
'the coming winter.
LONDON - ms 49, Mohandas
|Gandhi's English disciple Miraben,
the former Madeline Slade, has de-
|cided 20 form a religious communi-
ny OF her own rather than continue
as a member Of Gandhis group.
RIO DE JANEIRO -AP- The
new brazilian government Of Pres
ident Jose Linhares survived a ma
ior political crisis today, brought
on when Gen. Eurico Gaspar Dutra,
candidate for the presidency in Dec.
= elections, threatened to withdraw
over the proposed removal of a
state governor.
ATHENS --AP- Sophocles Ven
izelos, unsuccessful in his attempts
to form a new Greek government
earlier this week, resigned last
might as leader of the Greek Liberal
party blaming its leader, Themis-
tokles Sophoulis, for the failure.
On Thursday Panayotis Kanellopou-
los succeeded in organizing a cab
met which, however, did not in
clude any Liberal representation.
LONDON-INS 80 Labor candi-
dates had gained 1,40O seats early
today in the latest compilation of
the first municipal elections held
in $50 Welsh and English towns
since 1888. Twenty-Five OF Lon.
don's % boroughs were won by
Laborites.
NEW YORK-INS-Th London
radio reported today that a Soviet
broadcast had ordered all Germans
who entered the Russian occupation
zone OF Germany from the west
Ito be out Of the area by Mon
day
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Partly cloudy
and quite cold tonight with occas-
ional snow flurries in extreme