The Ypsilanti daily press., 1946-01-24

Nations assembly, says a world
free press resolution should be
pressed to r conclusion" at the
assembly's second session two or
three months hence.
WASHINGTON --AP- Attorney
General Tom Clark disclosed today
that a special FBI unit soon will
begin making antitrust inyestiga-
tions for the Justice Department.
WASHINGTON-AP-Plans for
the first spectacular test OF the
atomic bomb versus seapower were
ready today for Congress. Vice
Adm. " II. P Blandy was called
before the Senate atomic commit
tee Go a. m. ES.TD and Navy
officers. indicated his brief case
contained data ON the identity Of
target ships, the Pacific area Sc
lected for the experiment and how
soon it will take place.
TOKYO -AP- The national
council Of the all-Japan teachers
union handed the education minis
try today seven point demand for
improved conditions. including a
500 per cent increase in food and
residence allowances. the newspap-
Ct Yomiuri Hochi reported today.
WASHINGTON -AP- Sidney
W Souers. st. Louis business man
and rear admiral in the naval
reserve. will direct the govern
ments new central foreign intel.
ligence system.
Nj ERNBERG - AP 80 France
charged today that the Nazis exc
cuted at least $4,000 innocent host.
ages in their occupation OF the fall.
en- republic. Charles Dubost, the
French prosecutor, made the accus-
alton before the International Mill
tary Tribunal and attributed prime
responsibility to Field Marshal
Wilhelm Keitel and former Reichs-
marshal Hermann Goering. They
are two OF the leading % NaEis
on his trial as war criminals.
SHEBOYGAN, Wis-AP-Three
men whose disabled iShing tug,
Wolverine II, drifted IL hous We'd.
nesday on Lake Michigan we're
brought into port here.
LONG BE/LH, Calf AP -
what show do you want to see for
our last night?" Police inspector
r. G. Christensen said he found that
note last night in the purse OF a
l6year-old girl, dead in a car with
her i7.year-old boy friend, appar-
entity OF poison Aubrey Wayne
Matthews and Shirley Johnson, the
victims, were high school students.
They had been keeping company
for six months and wanted to get
married, their parents said.
LOS ANGELES ES-AP-Steadfas
ly maintaining his innocence OF any
connection with her death, Arthur
Eggers was back in the county
Jail today after trip to San Ber-
nardino, where he Quahfedly iden'
tilted the body OF a headless. hand
less woman as that OF his wife.
YOIOHAMA-AP - The war
crimes trial Of Ksichi Hirste closed
today shortly after the former
Commandant OF MHroran Prison
Camp admitted that he was in
some measure responsible for the
death OF Raymond {. Suttle, Brit
ish prisoner OF war verdict is
expected tomorrow from the War
Crimes Commission. Hirate Is
specifically charged with respon-
sihility in the deaths OF Suttle and
three other prisoners OF war.
TOKYO-UP-Brig. Gen. Frayne
Baker. publ, relations director for
Gen. Dougla1 Macarthur, denied to-
day that he or any rthir respon-
sible official at supreme headquar-
ters had issued a statement criticiz'
ing the Tass News Agency.
WASHINGTON - AP - Presi.
dent Truman today announced Gen.
Carl A. Spaatzs s appointment TO
be chief OF the Army Air Forces
succeeding Gen Harry H. tHap)
Arnold. The President told his
news conference that Genera
Arnold will retire upon his return
from his current South American
tour and that Spaatz will take
over his assignment.
WASHINGTON-INS-An eight
man commission OF medical and en-
gineer specialists will fly TO Europe
the FIRST week OF March to study
possible improvement OF artificial
limb program. An Army spokes-
man disclosed today that cable is
expected shortly from Cen Joseph
T. MCNarncy, commanding general
of the European theater, clearing
the way for the mission.
TOWN LINE. y. Y ms The
old Southern Confederacy OF Jen
Davis makes its last stand today
500 miles north OF the Mason
Dixon Line. For on this day. the
ESQ citizens OF Town Line. which
lies II miles east OF Buffalo. are
voting on whether To rejoin the
Union after a stubborn absence OF
SIS years-since Civil War days
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan Cloudy and
colder tonight Snow flurries west
portion Partly cloudy Friday and
warmer in afternoon
Highest temperature yesterday
35. lowest u.
Highest temperature one year
49,, toI,,. Al. Iova-N o.