The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-04-28

der Of Premier Stain 324 guns
fired an earth-shaking. 2i-yolley
salute.
STOCkHOlM-AP The
newspaper SVenska Dasbladet.
quoting "reliable circles, said
today that Hitler had suffered
cerebral hemorrhage and was
near death inside Berlin. at
is believed that an immediate
announcement Of Killers death
would mean the mass capituIs-
ton OF great number OF
troops" the newspaper added.
WASHINGTON -AP- The ma
TONS new representative of the AL
lied reparations commission, Ed.
win w Pauley, believes in making
Germany and Japan repay fully all
damages they've caused. Pauley
resigned as treasurer of the Dem
ocratic National Committee to take
over the reparations assignment
with the rank of ambassador
President Truman made the ap-
pointment yesterday.
NEW YORK -AP- Nearly 3.
600 CTS who we're prisoners of war
in Germany and liberated by ad-
vancing Russian armies arrived
on Staten Island today. AS the
men filed down the gangplank,
some carrying barracks and bags
they were greeted by Red Cross
workers who served coffee, and
then marched to a train which
will take them to Camp kilmer,
y. j.
LANSING -AP- Dr. Eugene Il.
Elliott, state superintendent of pub
lie instruction. reported today that
checks totaling s4,472,23S we're
mailed this week to county treas
urers for distribution to school
districts as the final payment OF
state aid for the current school
year.
BALTIMORE -AP- Michigan
authorities were expected here to-
day to return Is year old James
Smiley to Big Rapids, Mich, where
he is charged with the murder in
the fatal shooting of his foster
mother, Mrs. Edna Smiley.
WASHINGTON --INS-The War
Labor Board today cracked down
on local units OF the CLIO steel
workers for threatening. to black
list members who resigned from
the union under a WLB mainten-
ance of membership order. Lloyd
X. Garrison, WLB vice chairman,
condemned the unions action as
"an indefensiole form OF intimida-
ton"
NEW YORK Up A high &C
robatic act of Ringing Brothers
Barnum & Bailey circus collapsed
in the presence Of $4,000 persons,
spilling ten performers-eight girls
and two men-and two heavy lad
ders into a heap in the sawdust
ring. Five girls we're injured, two
seriously.
LANSING -AP-- An increase
OF approximately a million and a
half dollars in tax collections was
reported Friday by the state de-
partment of revenue and the sec
rotary of states office.
NEW YORk-AP-Julius Ochs
Adler. general manager Of the New
York Times, who is one Of the
newspaper executives surveying
German atrocity camps, said today
i'm a dispatch TO the Times from
Buchenwald, What have seen
here is worse than any battlefield
PARIS-AP-The copncil OF ma.
tional resistance. one of the largest
and most militant patriotic organi-
cations in France. declared last
night that Marshal Petain deserves
death for his activities as Vichy
chief of state. A communique as
serted that "all the people OF
France" would express their wishes
in widespread demonstrations on
May !.
LONDON-AP - A new radio
p voice calling itself the Bavarian
freedom station and broadcasting
on a Munich wave length declared
today that Ritter Won Epp. Adolf
Hitler's commissioner for the
! Munich last stand area. has de-
cided to break off the fight. The
broadcast asked calm faith in the
new leadership and exhorted the
German army to lay down its arms
and FRENCH prisoners to leave
their work.
SPOKANE. Wash.-AP- Irwin
II. Jones OF Wenatchee, Wash. a
member of the national employ
ment committee OF the American
Legion. declared that III we don't
solve the problem of full employ.
ment there will be some other
form OF government in the United
States
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan--Cloudy tonight
and Sunday. not quite so cool TO-
night.
Highest temperature so; lowest
So.
Highest temperature one year
ago today 81; lowest 81.