The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-25


himself and the commander-in-
chief OF military forces would re-
tain their posts under the proposed
government suggested by Lord Wa
veil.
JOPLIN, Mo.-AP- Twelve
persons wkere killed and 20 In
jured today when a bus, loaded
with soldiers, struck a COW on
Highway II four miles south,
swerved from the highway.
plunged down a 1o-foot en-
bsnkmentand over turned.
LONDON ms Rioting broke
out in Piccadilly Circus early today
after a soldier dining at an all-night
restaurant accused woman OF
stealing his wallet. Civilian and
U. S. and Canadian military police
removed two dozen soldiers and
women TO hospitals after the &C
cused womans friends came to her
aid. Isolated fighting continued
two hours later.
NGTON-AP-A Sen.
ate committee received State
Department evidence today
that Argentina has failed to
eliminate a single case Of sus-
peeted German economic pene-
tratlon.
PARIS ms The 70 year old
French inventor of the neon light
and assertedly of the vi flying
bomb will go on trial today on col
laboration charges. He is George
Claude, charged with placing his
scientific knowledge and his fac
tories at the Germans disposal
He was arrested at Nancy last Sep
TENDER.
BRIDGEPORT, Conn APP -
Simon Lake, the man who develop
ed the modern submarine and was
panied to see 1t become a weapon
of war and destruction, is dead
The 79.year-old inventor, who KEEP
working in his little laboratory a.
Milford although long in falling
health entered a hospital here d
week ago because OF a heart condi
ton and died Saturday night.
PITTSBURGH-AP - The ma
tion's steel capital was ready to
day for one of its biggest celebra
lions in history-welcoming s.
heroes who helped crush the MAJ
rule in Europe. FourmotoreC
Transports with a 36plane fighter
escort will bring Generals Jacol
L. Devers and Joseph c. McNarney
1t. Gen. William H. Simpson, 81
other o;cers and rs enlisted men
CHUNGKING- AP - Foreign
Minister T. " Soong, who returned
from the United States last Wed
nesday and who is now preparing
to visit Moscow, was sworn in to
day as China's premier. Wont
wen-hao was indicted into th'
office OF vice-premier.
.CHUNGKING-AP- 1t Cmdr
Frank Harrington, USNR, U. S
embassy doctor and assistant nava
attache, said today that by yer!
moderate estimate" at least 400
cases of cholera had broken on
since early this month in Chung
king and that at least 500 victims
had died.
LONDON-AP-Prime Ministe
Churchill. beginning tour OF I,UUl
miles through England and Scot
land to plead the cause OF conser
vatism, declared in a campaign
address today that cts no US,
people thinking I can continue L
serve unless have a great ma
jority when return to the House.
WASHINGTON-AP-Death sen
fences Of two men convicted Al
Nazi spies have been committed 4
life Imprisonment by Presi6en
Truman The pair. William Cur
liss OOlepduSH anu ETC OIIHpel
were captured shortly after the,
were landed from a German subma
rine at Frenchmans' Bay. Me-, tn,
night Of Nov. 20. 1914 Tried BY
seven-man military commission
at Governors Island, N. Y. the,
were sentenced to hang.
ROME-AP-Brig. Gen. Arthur J
McChrystal, Allied headduarter
censorship chief. announced toda'
that the censors would abandon
their efforts to stop news dispatch
es on the grounds that they nigh
cause inter-allied friction.
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