The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-28

rested In hideout near the
Swiss border, the Fourth Corps
announced today.
OSLO -AP- Norwegians will
observe the Fourth Of July as a
holiday in gratitude for the part
which the United States played In
liberating this country from the
Germans. American soldiers in
Oslo are planning a parade, base.
ball game and a dance by way Of
celebration.
WASHINGTON -AP-- Congress
may take final action today on
price control revisions which Sen
ator Bankhead (D-Ala.) said give
the incoming Secretary Of AgricuI-
ture absolute power" over all food
prices.
LONDON -AP- The Moscow
radio, quoting a Tass dispatch from
Chungking. said today that Pre-
mier T. Soong had left the Chinese
capital yesterday en- route TO Mos
COW The broadcast did not elab-
crate, but It was presumed here
that Soong-who returned home
from the San Francisco conference
only a few days ago-would con-
fer with Soviet Foreign Commits.
sar Vyacheslav Molotov OF Rus
sian-Chinese relations.
MOSCOW -AP- Back in War
saw. Polish leaders began today the
task of preparing for formal an
nouncement of the new provisional
government OF national unity,
which is expected soon.
VALETTA, Malta --AP-Maltese
officials took precautions today to
prevent a possible outbreak OF bu-
bonic plague. Special measures
were put into effect after few
suspect cases came to light on the
Mediterranean island.
NEW YORK ms The ia
panese government, making furth'
err use OF its newly-acquired decree
powers to promote regional self
sufficiency in foodstuffs in the
home islands, has decided to reset
tie 100000 Of Japans bombed-out
city-dwellers on farms, the Japan
ese Domei agency said today.
ROME ms Italian Ambassa-
dor Carandini who has Just return
ed to Rome from London was un-
derstood today TO have brought
with him proposal for terminating
the Italian-Allied armistice. He
brought with him also detailed con-
ditions imposed by the Allies in
their separate peace with Italy
The conditions were termed rather
tough in Italian quarters.
MADRID ms Generalissimo
Francisco Franco was reported TO.
day to have decided to turn over
TO the Allies all German warships.
submarines and merchant vessels
8 which were interned at Spanish
ports. A British warship was ex.
pected in Spanish waters soon with
officers who will arrange details of
the transfer.
WASHINGTON ms VINO
Chairman Paul V. McNutt predicted
today that unemployment will to-
tai 100000 by December, $780,
600 by June 1916. and more than
two million at periodic intervals
during the next year.
WASHINGTON -AP- An i'm.
mediate VIA check.up-"and clean.
up II necessary"-was promised
today by Representative Anderson
(D-NM) WHO moves into the cabi.
net as Secretary of Agriculture
Saturday. His statement to a re-
porter followed a report by House
appropriations subcommittee accus-
ing the War Food Administrator
Of responsibility for food losses
running into millions of dollars.
LONDON ms The probabil.
fly OF postponement OF the trial OF
Marshal Henri PHILIPPE Petain, chief
of state OF the Vichy government of
France, was reported by the Paris
radio The trial, scheduled to get
under way July 8, may not start as
originally intended because of the
Illness OF both the general prose-
cutor and the president Of the court.