The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-10-04

session, has postponed indefinitely
special investigation into causes
OF the swift Italian capitulation Of
Rome 10 the Germans after ltaly's
armistice with the Allies Aug. 8,
1913.
HAVANA-AP- Restoration OF
ktthe Spanish republic after the war
is predicted by lndalecio Prieto, de
Tense minister in SPANS last re-
publican government, here TO at
tend the oct. 10 inauguration Of
Ramon Grau San Martin as presi-
dent of Cuba.
LONDON--AP-Mass production
ASon a new victory uniform for the
British Army-henceforth TO be
known as "V-U"-will be started
shortly 1T was disclosed today. so
that il may be ready when Allied
troops stage their expected victory
march through Berlin. The new
uniform definitely will not be OF
the battledress type, and military
o. ailoring experts describe II as the
smartest thing ever.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Calf.
-AP - North American wheat
fields probably will produce AGO.
100000 bushels more wheat this
year than had been expected last
May. DR.. H. c. Farnsworth, crop
pnalyst for the Food Research InT-
stitute, said Tuesday.
WASHINGTON-AP - Pre-bon-
ed and pre-rolled short loin and
standing rib roasts from the two
lowest grades of beef may be sold
again at retail beginning Oct. 3,
the Office of Price Administration
S;faled today The action was taken
&c encourage purchases of ration
free utility, cutter and Gamer
grades OF beef The ban on rolling
or boxing other grades in advance
OF sale is continued.
WASHINGTON - APP - The
WASPS-Women Air Force Service
~filots-are going out of business
Dec. 20. Gen. II. II. Arnold, in an
nouncing the decision, said there
soon would be enough men avail
able for all military flying Jobs at
home and overseas.
WASHINGTON - APP - Under
Secretary OF Agriculture Grover
~fill and Ernest G.. Moore, who
headed the nations victory garden
program this year, were high
tho nrfyn uyfn IN
den and flower exhibit at the Agri-
culture Department.
LONDON-AP - A House OF
commons committee heard a pre-
Tsdiction Tuesday that in the not
Far distant future passengers may
travel between New York and Lon
don faster than sound in pilotless
stratosphere planes--like riding a
flying bomb. The prediction was
made by Sir Henry lizard, former
1y head of research in the aircraft
production ministry. in urging the
Government to allot s4,000,000 for
civil aviation research.
SALT LAKE CITY-AP- Trial
OIL 81 cult
bers on polygamy conspiracy
charges neared its conclusion to-
day with only testimony by another
defense witness or two and sum-
NATION by attorneys needed to
complete it.
CHICAGO-AP-A recommended
ton that new truck drivers be re-
CURED TO take a two weeks train
ing course before they are permit.
ted TO take the big vehicles out on
Nshe highways was laid before the
National Safety Congress today.
MOSCOW AP - Intra- Polish
denominations over the collapse ni
the Warsaw uprising apparently
had wrecked the last chance today
to form a united provisional gov
eminent this year A second trip
TO Moscow by Premier Stanislaw
Mikolajczyk OF the exiled Polish
government has not yet been ar.
ranged.
WASHINGTON-AP- President
Roosevelt today called on James
Petrillo OF the American Fedora
ton OF Musicians. to lift his ban
OH the making OF musical record
ings, saying what you regard as
your loss will certainly be your
country's gain
LONDON-INS-Nazi Field Mar
shall General Erwin Rommel, var.
iously reported as seriously injured
or killed in France, was said in a
80 tockholm dispatch to the London
Duly Telegraph today to have
been blinded as result of head
injuries. The dispatch quoted a
report in the Stockholm newspaper
Tidningen which said that Rom
mel was injured in the Caen area
and that il was doubtful whether
an operation would save his sight.
WASHINGTON-AP - A con-
gressional inquiry into the advisa-
bility of raising the nations mini
mum wage level from 40 to 65 cents
an hour was announced today by
Senator Pepper (D-Fla..) Pepper,
chairman of n special Senate La
Dor subcommittee, said he would
frrall labor business and government
officials for hearings starting next
Wednesday.
MEXICO CITY-INS- Mexican
II praeidant Ayila Camacho received