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


OF Germans are forming In Ber-
lin at portable field kitchens
rushed up by the Red Army and
in other areas starving Berlin
ers are digging In the ruins for
the careasses Of horses, Rus
sian accounts from the capital
said today. An lzVestia cores
pondent said the first expires.
sion he heard from every Ger
manw as "Hitler 10 kaput", and
the second was dread, bread,
please some bread"
COPENHAGEN Up Danish
patriots and German Army troops
only "a hours ago sworn enemies
: fought side by side early today
in an attempt TO subdue 1000 Dan
ish NazL police entrenched in
buildings and behind street barri-
cades. Twenty five persons were
killed or wounded in the first few
hours. Fires broke out in a num-
Der OF places, especially in the har-
Dor area, as result of the fighting.
WASHINGTON AP-The sub
marine Swordfish. which was skip
pered by Commander X. Il. Mont
TOSS. native OF Saginaw. Mich, is
presumed lost Commander Mont
ross, who had been in command
since Feb. 8, 1914, was listed as
missing In action by the Navy yes
terday in reporting the Swordfish
was overdue and presumed lost.
Next Of kin of its approximately
% officers and men were notified.
WINDSOR, Ont.-AP- Automo-
bile dealers were told last night to
expect rationing and price ceilings
for automobiles for at least a year
after production OF new cars be-
gins. A group of Detroit dealers
heard the statement from Ray
MHamberiaAn, executive vice pcssi-
dent OF the National Automobile
Dealers Association, Chamberlain
said ratloning and ceilings might
continue for as long as three years.
Y COPPENHAGEN-INS - Den
marks only Nazi newspaper-The
edrelandet-ceased publication
today. A few hours later its Of
fees flew skywards in a tremend-
Gus explosion.
WASHINGTON-INS -- EconO-
mic Stabilizer william H. Davis, II
was learned today. is studying q
set Of Office of Price Administra-
ton proposals for the establish
ment OF new pricing regulations at
ter We Day,
NEW YORK ms Edouard
Herriot. former French premier lib
I Grated from the Nazis, urged his
colntrymen in a Moscow broadcast
today to give your help" to the
provisional government OF Gen.
Charles De Gaulle.
NEW YORK-INS-- Frank
Taylor president of the American
Merchant Marine Institute, declar.
ed today that We Day will bring
no respite in the war activities Of
the American Merchant Marine.
LONDON-UP- Adolf Hitler's
body has been hidden so well that
It never will be found, Nazi Pro-
pagandist Hans Fritsche told his
Russian captors today.
COPENHAGEN-UP- News of
Germanys surrender in Denmark
and Holland brought an unrestrain-
ed demonstration OF rejoicing in
this capital today and King Chris
tian announced that new pro-
gram would be presented to the
Danish people later in the day to
restore the country to nDrmality
after more than five years OF Nazi
occupation.
LONDON-UP-Beer retailers IN
London were told today that their
supplies OF beer for We Day would
be laid in by the end Of this week
j instead OF sometime next week rs
had been planned.
LONDON-INS - The London
Daily Express added a new twist
to the Hitler legend today. At
tributing its information TO latest
unofficial and unconhrmed reports
the newspaper said the supposedly
dead Fuehrer and six of his top
drawer aides may be on their way
TO Japan by U-boat." His compan-
ions. the reports declared, are Her
mann Goering, Heinrich Himmler
Martin Bormann. Robert Ley. Paul
Joseph Goebbels and Joachim Won
Ribbentrop.
, CHICAGO-INS-Rudolph MALI.
owner of the Dutch Dairy frozen
food locker plant in suburban Lin
colnwood was held under $4,000
bond today on a charge of contempt
OF court. MALI surrendered to po-
lice authorities late Friday after
a bench warrant was issued for HIS
arrest by Federal Judge John P.
Barnes.
WITH THE L. S. SEVENTH
ARMY-INS- Hungarian Regent
Admiral Nicholas Horthy complain
ed today that Adolf Hitler didn't
keep his promises. Taken by the
Seventh Army after being pris-
oner OF the Nazis for seven months.
|, Horthy said that Hitler had taken
advantage Of Hungary and that his
country did not deserve its fate.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan: Fair tonight
and Sunday Warmer Sunday.
Highest temperature Friday 4S;