The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-03-23

or Imprisonment OF doctors and
civilians who do not repor. all cas-
es promptly.
SHANGHAI-AP- A minor out.
break OF spinal meningitis caused
the city bureau Of public health TO
warn parents today to keep their
children out OF theaters and o.her
public gatherings. Ships from
Fukien Province were ordered 10
pass through quarantine to prevent
spread OF the plague from Foochow
and Annoy to Shanghai.
TOKYO-AP- Japanese civilians
now have access to the facilities OF
more than 500 hospitals formerly
controlled by the military as a re-
suit o; General MacArthurs health
orders.
YOKOHAMA AP-Morale OF oc.
cupation forces in Japan has been
raised immeasurably by revival OF
the collapsing airmail service from
the United States, 1t. Gen. Robert
l.. Bichelberger said today. The
Eighth Army commander said no
airmail has moved to the United
States by oceangoing vessels since
mail got a class one priority March
IL, the day the bottleneck on incom'
ing mail was also broken.
STANFORD, Conn.-AP-A con.
ference which Governor Raymond
+. Baldwin hoped would result in
IAN early termination" OF the long
and bitter Yale q Towne strike
was scheduled to be held here to-
day. but company officials assert
ed they would not attend.
OCEAN PARK, Calf AP -Ac-
tress Shirley Temples brother,
George. won his first professional
wrestling match here last night.
Temple. weighing 1885, pinned one
Iron Mike Works, 2l0, in 20 min
utes OF a one-fall match.
MANILA-AP-Ted Lewis OF Los
Angeles, an American survivor. tes-
tifying today at the war crimes
trial OF 1t. Gen. Shiyoku Kuo, de-
scribed the horrors experienced by
1000 veterans o: Bataan and Cor
regidor while being sen; from the
Philippines TO prison in Japan. One
out OF four survived.
TOKYO-AP-T villages on
Sakura-Jima Peninsula In southern
Kyushu have been evacuated be-
cause OF the volcanic eruption OF
Minami Dake. the kyodo news ag-
ency reported today. The villages,
Kurokami and Arimura. are in the
pathway of the lava flow.
PHTLADELPHIA-AP-Mrs FL.
iZabeth Powers, first Philadelphia
srea woman TO seek a passport TO
Join her husband In Germany. ex.
poets 10 take 1887 automobile
along with her. Mrs. Powers said
her husband, 1t. Joseph w. Pow
ers, has found a home In Berlin,
completely furnished except for
kitchen utensils.
ROME-AP-Po Pope Plus XII re-
ceived Herbert Hoover and nine
members OF the former presidents S
entourage today and the Vatic&I
press office said the Pontifi would
make an address during the audi
ence.
SANTA MONICA. Calif.-AP-
The Duke Of Hamilton. to whose
Scottish estate Rudolf Hess head
ed in his flight from Germany, es-
capped serious injury yesterday
when a four engined transport
nosed over at Glover Field. The
Duke, who said he was here on
business for Scottish Aviation. OF
which he Is an official. was a pas
senger from San Diego. The
planes nose wheel collapsed as it
was taxing after landing.
PARIS-AP- Francisco Largo
Caballero. premier OF Spain from
July. 1886 until May, 1891. died in
Lyautey Clinic in Auteuil today fol-
lowing two surgical operations. He
was rs years old. He had been
living in exile since 1889 and from
1913 until 19 he was in German
concentration camp. He was de-
prived OF his Spanish citizenship
by the government OF Generalissi-
mo Francisco Franco in l941, but
the Vichy regime refused to extra
dite him.
WASHINGTON-AP-The Army
Air Forces put new emphasis on
the polar defense of the northern
hemisphere today by planning TO
send Superfortresses to the top
Of the world for data on Arctic n.y.
ing conditions. The air forces
announcement tied the projected
eaeeffmrm in with the Canadian
Army's musk OK" trek into the icy
stretches Of the Far North to de-
termine how well troops and mech.
anized equipment can operate In
such barren areas.
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Mostly cloudy
tonight and Sunday with occasional
showers Sunday and in west to-
night. Rising temperatures Sun