The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-04-06
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LONDON-AP-A British for
eing office spokesman said today
that Foreign Secretary Ernest
Bevin has agreed to a United States
proposal for a meeting OF British.
U. S., French and Russian foreign
ministers on April 25 in Paris.
MOSCOW-AP- The executive
committee OF the Moscow City
Council OF Deputies, moving to allie
viate a burden on transportation IA
cilities. today ordered a staggering
of working hours, effective We'd
nesday. Various categories OF Mos
COW employees will report to work
at $3.50 a. m, 10 a. m. and 1890
a. m.
MOSCOW-AP-The Red army
publication Red Star, commenting
on British and United States raids
last week end against an under
ground Nazi organization in west
ern Germany, said today that mo
matter how well raids are organic
ed they alone cannot solve the sit
uation."
LONDON-AP-The Labor par
ty. In a resolution proposed for its
annual conference In June, would
be called upon to "repudiate Mr..
Churchills defeatist proposal to
make the British commonwealth a
mere satellite of American mono
poly and capitalism, which will
inevitably lead TO our being al
ligned in a partnership OF hostility
to Russia"
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. -AP-
The bulk of s1S0.0OO in currency.
missing since May 16. 1914. was
located here by postal inspectors
in the back yard of now-dead
postal employe who confessed the
theft shortly before his death. He
had hidden the money. Using
mine detecting device borrowed
from the Army, postal authorities
late ThuI sday began digging at
a spot where the detector showed
IL was over metal.
WASHINGTON --AP-- Majori-
ty Leader Barkley (D-Ky.) called
senators back for an unusual Sat
urday session today with warn
ing that the six-day weeA may be
a routine until a log jam of legis-
lation. is broken.
NEW YORK --AP- Mahmoud
Hassan Pasha, Egyptian minister
to the United States and member
OF the United Nations security
council. said today that direct ne
gotlations between Cairo and Lon
don for revision Of the Anglo
Egyptian treaty OF 1886 were pro-
ceeding satisfactorily.
TOKYO-AP-Japanese 1t. Gen.
Takeshi Kono was accused today OF
responsibility in the deaths of ap-
proximately 1000 civilians In the
Philippines In specifications fled
by the Allied Command legal sec
ton.
KANSAS CITY-AP-A seven
year-old girl perished and her par
ents and five brothers and sisters
were seriously burned in flames
which early today broke out in
their apartment in a three story
frame building. Two OF the other
children were described as In
dangerous condition at hospital.
BOMBAY-AP-The Indonesian
Youths Association OF India said
today II had cabled the president
and secretary general OF the Unit
ed Nations demanding the immedi-
ate withdrawal OF Allied troops
from Indonesia, the recognition OF
the Indonesian republic and repre-
sentation OF the Republic in the
United Nations.
TOKYO AP- The Fifth Air
Force announced today that Japan
ese yandals caused minor dam
age" when they raided several air
planes at Chofu Army Air Base
near Tokyo and stole emergency
food rations. The thieves cut power
and telephone lines, presumably 20
prevent detection in their Thurs
day night spree.
PEIPING-AP- Pro-government
Chinese press dispatches from Har-
bin today reported that Chinese
Communist troops entered the edge
OF that greatest city of North Man
churia Thursday. There was no
official confirmation.
LOS ANGELES-AP-State At
torney General Robert w. Kenny
disclosed today that the Ku Klux
Klan has been revived in an isolat-
ed mountain resort community and
announced he had subpoenaed the
townships constable ito report on
the state of law enforcement" In
his district.
CHUNGKING-AP - Departure
for Manchuria OF the Sino-Amer-
ican Committee OF Three 20 settle
government Communist disputes
has been delayed indefinitely be-
cause OF failure TO reach agree
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