The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-31

- That German guards
~ Ne notorious Belsen concentra-
: tion camp will go on trial at Lune.
berg in August. The command.
ant, Joseph Kramer. will be the
star defendant in which IS others
also will stand trial.
PARIS ms The q. s. Air
Force opened an exhibition today az
the Eiffel tower to celebrate the
3sth anniversary Of the founding of
the American air force. Parisians
will get their most complete view
yet OF American air might from the
display which includes virtually ev-
cry type OF plane and equipment
used by the air forces.
WASHINGTON-INS-The Navy
Department disclosed today that
European and Atlantic waters will
continue to be cleared by minecraft
while percentage OF these inva.
sion force leaders head for duty in
the Pacific. In the battle OF the
Atlantic and invasion OF Europe
these vessels not only swept mine
fields but sometimes were used as
tugs, traffic control vesseisgres.
cue craft and patrol ships. The
Navy calls them Jacks Of all
srade."
CHUNGKING ms Maj. Gen.
Claire Chennault, chief of staff OF
the Chinese Air Force, was decorat.
ed today with the order OF the
Blue Sky and the White Sum
one Of China's highest awards.
LONDON, Eng.-AP - Winston
Churchill today moved out OF No.
10 Downing Street, residence of
British prime ministers. after Eve
years of occupation. The war pre-.
mier, whose party was defeated In
the July 5 general elections, went
to spend few days at his country
house at Westerham, Kent, his Sec
Rotary said. and was feeling quite
at and WELL"
CHUNGKING-AP - Additional
changes in the Chinese government
are expected TO be announced be-
fore Premier Soong returns to Mos.
COW to resume his talks with Pre-
mier Stain. Soong announced
Monday that he had relinquished
his post as minister OF foreign af-
fairs, which he had held since Dec.
%, 1871. and had turned It over
TO DR.. Wang Shih-chieh in a cabi.
net reshuffle designed TO speed the
war against japan.
WASHINGTON-AP-A tug-of.
war for President Humans legisla.
tive affections apparently is shap-
ing up with Senate left wing Demo.
Gratis first to grasp the rope. A
dozen who have interested them.
selves in the type Of legislation Mr..
Truman often voted for when he
sat in the Senate gathered today
to draft a progressive" social and
economic program they hope the
| Chief Executive will support when
Congress meets again in October.
LANSING, Mich.-INS-- This
years crop OF Alaskan peas at Jack.
son Prison broke all records. Agri.
cultural Commissioner Charles
Figy said that the crop would
fill $4,000 cans, to go to inmates
of the prison and Is other insti.
tutions.
PITTSBURGH-INS-The Jones
G. Laughlin Steel Corporation to-
day announced plans for a $4,000.
900 expansion program at its two
plants in Aliquippa, Pa, and Cleve-
land. Plans call for $4,000, 600
tin plate expansion program at the
Aliquippa plant for which the com
pany has ordered a five-stand four.
high 442-inch cold reduction mill
DENvER-INS-The vie sons OF
Joseph Werner Reed OF New York
City and Greenwich, Conn. were
designated today as chief benefici
aries of the 13-million-dollar estate
left by Mrs. Mary Dean Reed.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan: Partly cloudy
with little change in temperature
tonight and Wednesday. .:
Highest temperature yesterday
Sc: lowest. So.
Highest temperature one veal
ago today. 81: lowest. SO.
Highest temperature this date ir
last 70 years, IS in 1917; lowest q
in 1896.
The sun sets today at $751;
and rises at 6:25 Wednesday.
The moon sets today at 1:4s y
m. and rises at 1888 a. m. Wed