The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-22

promised release Of all such inter
nees.
PARIS -AP- The Social.
iSt party voted unanimously TO-
day 70 propose Gen. DeGsulle's
former minister OF state, So
eislist Vincent AurloI, as new
president OF the French provis-
Ionsl government The vote by
the Socialist parliamentary
group came after the Commu-
nlstS had failed 20 win support
Feeither from the conservative
popular Republicans or the
Socialists for proposed Com
munist-Ied government
CHTNGKING - AP - General
Marshall scheduled conference
with Generalissimo Chang Kat
Ralek today -reportedly on truce
Siolations-while China's new arm.
istice commission at Peiping di-
rected opposing troops 10 withdraw
promptly A. least % miles from
points OF combat.
MOSCOW -AP The official So
yiet news agency Tsss today ac-
Ised the United States military
command In southern Korea OF in
spirins "reactionary' protests
against the Moscow conference OF
foreign ministers
ATHENS AP-- a strong force
OF well.armed monarchists. barri-
kssded with $50 hostages In noun
Nsin village 100 miles southwest of
Athens, was reported today to have
defied the government 10 carry out
the terms or Surrender or face
attack ultimatum which becomes
effective at p. m. g a. m ESI).
ATHENS Premier Them
Satokles Sophoulis said today Brit
| Ssh military forces are in Greece
with the full consent OF the Greek
government and in earnest collab-
Grafton with it in maintaining or
der"
YENAN. China AP An epidem-
ic of cerebral spinal meningitis has
Ia laimed two lives in this Chinese
Communist citadel. public health Of
ficials reported today Eighteen
patients have been admitted to Re
thune peace hospital here. Special
precautions have been taken in the
compound OF the group of Amer
ican observers. since discovery Of
None case among villagers who live
In a series OF caves only a few
yards away.
NARA, Japan AP-Nara' great
bronze statue Of Buddha largest
in the worlds waiting TO be de
militarized American troops dis
covered the Japanese had stored
CsdO0 cases Of military supplies near
the SO 1.2 foot idol, which attract
ed thousands of pre-war tourists to
this city, Japan's first capital.
SHANGHAI-AP Several Amer
ican sailors were beaten by demon
strating unemployed Chinese today
| during a parade in protest against
}he municipal government. The
sailors. in Navy truck loaded with
supplies were trying to get into
sidestreet from the bund. Some
10000 to 10000 Chinese were
marching five abreast with banners
accusing shanghai authorities OF
fsilmre to solve unemployment
fproblems.
NUREMBERG -AP- Thirty Nazi
doctors are being sought by allied
authorities to answer charges
that they slaughtered 100000 "un-
productive people and useless
eaters from 1870 to l945 for the
\ sake OF the German war effort.
The authorities, acting on infor-
nation contained in confiscated
papers in the hands of American
prosecutors in the war crimes
trials, said they were seeking the
yfull Identification and apprehen-
sion Of the German medical men
who masked scientific murder oper-
,>etions beneath the guise of asylum
care.
TOKYO -AP- The purge of ia.
pans governmental "old guard
ordered by General Macarthur,
continued this week as more than
20 prefectural governors and 80
top members of the home ministry
esreslgned. The Tokyo newspaper
AsahI reported the designations and
said Chuzo Mitsuchi, new home
minister. would replace the cover.
nors with civilians whose political
records are untainted. All will be
less than so years of age.
WAsHINGTON-AP-T Amer
ican Legion said today II has
found impossible obstacles" in the
way OF veterans seeking to buy sur
plus government property. Ralph
n. LAYERS. director of the Legion's
employment division, said cross
country tour indicated to him there
els a lack OF organization i'm the
! disposal Of surplus property" 10
veterans. for whom Congress pro-
vided purchasing priorities.
U. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan: Partly cloudy
and colder today and tonight Snow
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