The Daily Alaska empire., 1946-10-21

] fore the attack on Pearl Harbor according to evidence presented be- fore the War Crimes Tribunal try ing ex-Premier Hideki Tojo and other high-ranking Japanese off cials today,
 NEW YORK-San Francisco of fered the United Nations three To- mile square sites in the Golden Gate area for the proposed world capitol today.
 JERUSALEM - The Royal Navy intercepted ship carrying some 600 uncertified Jewish refugees to- ward Palestine today and uncon- i firmed reports circulated that vio- lence and possibly fatalities occurr- ed aboard the vessel
 LONDON - The VIVA pilots strike today has grounded India $ delegates to the United Nations General Assembly opening Wednes- day in New York An airline spokeS- man said IVA was attempting to get another line to fly the delegates to New York from Shannon Air port is Fire.
 NEW ORLEANS-Cotton futures broke the limit of 200 points on some months today at the opening ! of the New Orleans cotton market. May, July and October cotton fell eff the S10 a bale limit permitted for one day.
 i DETROIT - An estimated 5000 surgeons from throughout the world witnessed or took part in i scores Of major operations at IS Detroit hospitals today as part of opening sessions of the 11th annual meeting of the International Col lege oi Surgeons, U. s. Chapter.
 
 WASHINGTON-President Tru- man held his list ot engagements to a minimum today in order to concentrate on composition of the speech he will deliver before the United Nations General Assembly in New York Wednesday, i LONDON = Radio Moscow today reported that striking workers in the American zone of Korea had staged an armed revolt against Am erican troops and that "a great ! number" were killed and wounded on both sides.
 1 HAWKING - GelIeralissimo Chi i ang Kai-shek has summoned an- other meeting of Chinese Con- munist and Government leaders. Some Nanking observers say the meeting is a final attempt to end Chinas spreading civil war. A Red l spokesman declares that secession of Communist areas from the rest of China hangs by thread.
 MELBOURNE, AustraIia-Strik- ing transportation workers, press ing demands for higher wages and 1 improved working conditions, stall ed all rail traffic in the states ot Victoria and South Australia today and kept street cars and buses off the streets of Melbourne.
 BERLIN-Eleven carloads of toys manufactured at Nuremberg are enroute to the United States for Christmas trade, the American Military Government said today.
 ROME-Pope Plus has ordered all churches in Rome to hold pray CTS for rain to relieve the prolong- ed drought in southern Italy. The dry spell has made it necessary to ration electric power in the Ital- ian capital.
 WASHINGTO-y - i.n official O1 the OPA has emphasized that price ceilings will be held on leather and shoes as long as possible despite the removal of livestock controls This authority, who was not ham, ed, estimated the present shoe shortage at 550-million pairs. T AKRON, O.-Some l5,000 workers were idled and tire production stall- ed today at the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Go. plants as union workers ignored a plea from their leaders to return to work in a dispute ovel suspension of two men.
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