The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-02-08

pie battled police last night out
side the West Side meeting hall
where the rally was held. Nearly
800 policemen rushed TO the scene.
NUREMBERG AP- Rudolph
Hess, one OF the defendants
at the war crimes trial, was
taken III during the noon re-
cess today and was removed
from the court building 10
cell for medical examination.
KETCHIKAN, Alaska-AP- The
, number OF persons rescued from
the wreck OF the liner Yukon
stood at 4S6 today and the Alaska
Steamship Company said in Seat
tie its list OF those unaceounted
for totaled II. At the same time
Barney O'COnnor of the North
west Medical Supply Company In
!, Seattle said the city's supply OF
penlcillin was exhausted by the
demands of the. Seward hospital
for treatment OF survivors for ex-
posure ailments. He said that an
additional supply was being sent
by air to Seward direct from the
supplier.
. WASHINGTON -AP-A Veter-
ans Administration official said
today II may be possible to put the
broadened loan provisions of the GI
hill NJ 10 70 into ~.
month.
YOKOHAMA --AP Capt. Isao
/. Fukuhara admitted at his war
Ncrimes trial today he struck an
American prisoner across the face
with a rubber belt for smoking at
"an improper time. The prison
er, Pvt. Holland o. Moye. McCrae,
Ca was blind in one eye when
liberated from the Omuta prison
camp, Kyushu island. formerly
y commanded by Fukuhara.
WASHINGTON -AP- Noel! No
el!-oPA has ended ceiling prlc.
es on the 1916 Christmas cards
most OF the nation will send.
SHANGHAI -AP- Vice Adm.
Charles NJ. Cooke, Jr,, U. 8. Seven
tn fleet commander, told news
men AT press conference today he
had discussed with Chang Kai.
shek various aspects OF establish
ing a Chinese navy. He said Amer.
lea. has given no ships permanent
ly TO China.
. SHANGHAI -AP- Milton I
Helmick, former Judge OF the u. s.
Court for China. said today he be-
lieves foreign business will be
able TO operate profitably in China
under the new Chinese company
law. He termed II "a reasonable
and modern piece of legislation. q"
) DAMASCUS-INS-- The Syrian
nag was raised over airdromes and
barracks in the district OF Djezir-
eth with the reported departure OF
the last foreign soldier from the
area. British and French forces
were scheduled TO withdraw from
the district this month.
J BERLlN-lNS-The fact that
valuable German uranium data re-
moved from a train near Berlin
may have been on its way TO a
foreign country was under investi-
CATION by American military auth
critics today.
TOKYO-lNS- General Kuzma
Derevyanko. Russian representa-.
tive on the Allied Advisory council
for Japan, arrived in Tokyo today
after his plane made an emergen.
cy landing in a snowstorm
near Atsugi airfeld. Derevyanko
. brought with him an advance party
OF Soviet advisors, nucleus of the
, Russian delegation which is e1.
pected to number more than so
when the council conyenes.
HOLLYWOOD-lNS-The name
Jessica Louise was given today to
the baby daughter OF film singing
star Deanna Durbin. The child, the
actress first. was born Thursday.
!. In private life Miss Durbin is the
wife OF Felix Jackson, the produc.
er OF her pictures.
LONDON-INS-A Moscow radio
broadcast reported by Reuter- said
today the Vatican does not miss a
Tle opportunity OF trying 10 SOW
ord between the TSSR and its
AlkLAND -AP- Avra Warren.
the new L. s. minister to New Yea
land. arrived today aboard the
Monterey and declared I've come
here to live. learn and make
friends" He was accompanied by
his wife. daughter and mothe.in-
larw, Mrs. Spencer Newman.
SHANGHAI --AP- America Is
obligated TO help repatriate Japan.
ese from Russian-occupieh Man
churia as well as from China, 1t.
Gen. Albert C. Wedemeyer said
today. and he is trying to obtain
! information from the Russians on
the number OF Japanese there and
the transportation available.
WASHINGTON -AP-The Navy
Is sending its three new aud
mighty battlecruisers 10 the limbo
of laid-up ships. Their chances OF
emerging for active duty are slim.
! Navy men said today. The 27.5OO-
ton ships-the Alaska, Guam and
Hawaii-Upre built IN match the