The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-22

Adl Nul lpolllNot htAoNot Ah'y ANif
ed finance Hitler's pretentious pri-
vate estate above Berchtesgaden
and guest houses scattered over
the Reich.
WASHINGTON - ms - The
House Food Investigating Commit
tee started work today on an In
quiry into the poultry, butter and
egg situation.
NEW YORK ms Immediate
trials OF leading Nazis such as Goer-
ing, Keitel. Doenitz. Krupp and Won
Papen, were demanded today in the
interest of world morale as well as
international Justice. The demand
came from the international law.
yers committee on war crimes,
group OF distinguished American
and foreign jurists meeting in New
York The latter include many
French, Belgian. Dutch, Czech and
Polish lawyers who sought sane
tuary here. after the Nazis over
ran their native land.
LONDON ms Nearly 40 L.
boats have been seized and dis
armed by Allied naval control com
mission authorities at Bergen,
London Daily Telegraph dispatch
from the Norwegian city said today.
WASHINGTON -AP- The War
Production Board lifted its ban
on lawn mower production today.
on the heels OF an announcement
that washing machines probably
would reach the retail market late
. this year.
LONDON ms Diplomatic re-
lations have been resumed between
Soviet Russia and Denmark, the
Moscow radio announced today,
NEW YoRK-INS-The French
traitor Ferdonnet," who in 1889 in
stituted an anti.national campaign
over the Stuttgart radio. was in
Allied hands today following his
arrest in Austria, according to a
Brazzaville radio broadcast heard
by CHS.
ROME ms The $40, 000, 900
coin collection OF Victor Emmanuel
of Italy was back in Rome in its
"a iron-bound wooden cases to-
day after being recovered from
Nazi SIS Gen. Karl Wolff. Each OF
the boxes which the former CON-
mander OF German troops on Italy's
southern front admitted was des-
tined to Berlin bore seal reading
"confiscated from the ex-royal
house"
NEW YORK -INS-Black mar
ket racketeers were believed today
to be responsible for a triple muir
der which came TO light yesterday
when parts OF three mems bodies,
crammed into a potato sack, were
fished out of the Hudson River.
The gruesome find was made by
two guards near the Navy medical
supply base at Edgewater, y. ].
The sack contained hips and other
lower parts.
GUAM ms Sergio Osmena,
president Of the Philippines, was
visiting Fleet Adm. Chester w.
Nimitz today. stopping at the ad-
miral's headquarters while en-
route to Manila.
LoNDON-AP-One OF the larg-
est of the German U.boats which
harassed Allied shipping through
out the war. the 250-foot U-176, sail
ed up the Thames into the heart Of
London today in defeat.
BATTLE CREEK. Mich.-AP-
Four Detroiters held on charges OF
conspiracy to murder State Sena-
tor Warren G.. Hooper won a minor
legal victory Monday when their
bail was reduced to $4,000. Cir
cu.tGourt Judge Blaine w. Hatch
ordered the reduction from the
previous $4,000 figure after brief
hearing in Calhoun County court.
The four defendants are scheduled
for trial July 9.
DETROIT-AP-Ef will be
made by the United Automobile
Workers (CIO) to include a pen
sion plan in the next contract TO
be negotiated with the Ford Motor
Company, according to Richard T.
Leonard, national Ford director
for the union.
WASHINGTON-INS 49, Feeling
OF great satisfaction was express
ed by Washington officials today
over the return OF former French
Premier Edouard Herriot to Paris
and TO political life.
ST. JOSEPH, Mich.-AP-"War
is a dastardly crime against civili-
Hation, which cannot endure anoth-
er world conflict We must work
for peace. not Just hope for peace"
SO spoke DR.. Alexander G. Ruthven.
president OF the University OF
Michigan, before members OF the
Economic Club OF Southeastern
Michigan here Monday night.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan: Clearing and
much cooler tonight. Wednesday.