The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-19

American relations
WORTHING. Sussex -AP-
Death OF Sir Alfred Eyles, SO. &C
countant,general for the British
Navy from 1906 10 the time OF his
retirement in 1918. was announced
today Sir Alfred died May 16.
LONDON -AP- Nine OF the so
average destroyers traded by the
United States to England in 1870
have been lost In action. but the
remaining Al still are in active ser
vice after establishing themselves
as outstanding fighting ships
through nearly five years OF war.
NEW YORK-AP - The New
York Daily Mirror said today that
Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt had been
approached by Democratic leaders
and asked whether she would &C
cept nomination as candidate for
mayor OF New York. Her answer
was mo-" the Mirror said
WASHINGTON-AP-Fuel oil ra-
lions will be granted again this
summer for cooking stoves and hot
water heaters. This provision the
OPA announced today. will be in
effect from now through Sept 80.
TALLAHASSEE, F1a.-AP-The
Florida house OF representatives
passed yesterday, G. to /. a bill
carrying a penalty OF Sl00 fine. or
six months Imprisonment for own
ers whose dogs run at large and
bite people,
at-rr.F Sa.s...eLsssE r. = - q
CHICAGO -AP- Ending OF
three.day old truck drivers union
strike, which has seriously affect
ed shipment OF food and war ma.
'terials in the Chicago area, appar-
emily was up TO President Truman
today.
WASHINGTON --AP-- The ener.
sy value of this years civilian
food supply will average from five
10 10 per cent below last year, the
Agriculture Department said to-
DAY. unless people eat more grain
products.
WASHINGTON ms Reiaxa-
ton Of censorship permits the dis
closure today that a bomb shelter
was built for the late President
Roosevelt and his family shortly
after Americas entry into the war.
WITH THE u. S. BIRD ARMY
AT THE AUSTRIAN FRONTIER
lNS-The March 1888 election in
Germany in which Adolf Hitler ur-
surped the power in the Reich was
faxed. The proof of this gigantic
fraud. which initiated one OF the
bloodiest eras in Germany's long
history Of savage aggression, was
established in documents and testi-
mony which today are in the hands
of American Third Army officials.
partment officials disclosed today
they are attempting to expand the
Big Three into a Big Four meet
ing. with inclusion OF Gen. Charles
DeGaulle OF France. This disclo-
sure came on the heels Of Presi-
dent Truman's statement that he
had expressed to French Foreign
Minister Bidault his desire to
meet Gen. DeGaulle.'
NEW YORK --AP-Dr. Alfred
Rosenberg, who directed the educa-
ton Of Germany in Nazi precepts,
has been arrested by the Allies
and placed in jail, the BIC said
today in a broadcast heard bv
NBC. He was reported found yes
terday in a hospital at Flensburg.
DETROIT 49, AP 49, Automobile
makers who last September receiv-
ed permission to plan a 'face-litt-
ing" operation on their 1912 models.
today had the wider authority to.
use engineers and technicians on
designing OF entirely new post
war model cars.
PARIS-INS- Eight American
soldiers stationed at Schwege, Ger
many. were revealed today to have
died as the result of drinking alec.
holic fluid used in charging "
bombs. Reports from inside Ger
many revealed that 81 Americans
had died within a week from alco-
holic poisoning.
NEW YORK ms Telegraph
and radio communications between
the United States and Norway and
Denmark have been resumed. RCA
Communications, Inc, and West
ern Union announced today. West
ern Union said that only messages
IN English, French, Portuguese and
Spanish will be permitted.
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan: Fair tonight.
Increasing cloudiness Sunday with
scattered light showers in north
and west-central portions late Sun
day afternoon. Warmer tonight
and in east portion Sunday.
Highest temperature Friday 81;
lowest. a..
Highest temperature one year
ago today. So; lowest. a..
Highest temperature this date in
last Y years, 81 in 1884, lowest. "a