The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1946-01-25

bombs.
BANGKOK. -AP Slams nation
al assembly opened its business SEES
sions today with the prospect thai
the government headed by Premier
Semi Pramoj would resign.
HEREFORD. Germany AP Bomb
shock suffered in an attempt on
his life July %, 1874, started Adolf
Hitler on the road TO mental deter
ioration Luftwaffe Gen Nicolaus
Won Below disclosed today. Gen.
Below. witness TO Hitler's Will,
escaped from the Reichschanceilory
bunker in Berlin the night before
! the Fuehrer and Eva Braun en-
tered their suicide pact.
BONBAY- RiotiuE flared
for the ,hird successive day In Bonn
bay as mobs set fire this morning
TO a railway ticket office. The ff0,-
ers stoned police. who used tear
gas and charged them.
BATAVIA-AP-Japanese prison
ers. acting on British orders.
swarmed through Batavia TODAY
eradicatiug lndonesian political
slogans which had been painted on
buildings. walls and stree. cars,
LONDON APP The AIR Minis
, try. disclosing for the first time
that Raj men overseas had gone
on strike" in protest against de
mobilization policies. warned today
tha. such serious breaches o. dis
Cipline' would not be tolerated.
BUFNOS AIRES AP Leaders
OF the Democratic Union political
faction reported today that a spe-
clal train bearing Jose Tamborini
their presidential candidate, and
other party leaders on tour
through northwestern provinces,
was shot AZ and stoned in three
towns yesterday.
WASHINGTON -AP- The new
discharge point schedule announc-
ed today by 1t Gen. Robert 1.
Richardson. Ir, may release eligi-
HE els in the mid.Pac.fic theater
two months in advance of the time
limits stipulated by the War De.
psrtment. Officials noted today
that rehabilitation directive Is
sued Jan Is by Gen Dwight j. ri.
geubover. chief OF staff. fixed
April 80 and June 30. respectively
as the time limits for the release
of two main -oatsgorleS III -eR4sl,
ed men. officers. and WACs
WASHINGTON-Ap--Rep. keete
q Wis threatened today 10 walk
ont on the Pearl Harbor invesuga-
ton II its hearings continue be
yond the February Is deadline.
Keefe told a reporter he already
has notified other members Of the
Senate House committee that he
will not attend sessions after that
date. which Congress has fixed for
a report on the inquiry.
WA sNTNGTON -AP- The OIL
ic. branch Of compromise was Of
fcred today on Capitol HIN to end
the FFPC nlibuster. now Grating
into its second wordy week. They
proposed two basic changes in
the legislation to set up perma-
nent Fair Employment Practice
Commission 10 prevent racial dis
government
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Grams Administration today prom.
ised disabled war veterans an ade-
ouate supply Of hest quality arti-
fetal appliances even II the fed
oral government has To 20 into the
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