The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-05-29

MONTREAL-AP-M. ]. Cold
well. Commonwealth Cooperative
Federation leader, said in a cam.
paign speech last night that his
group favored the CONSUMPTION Of
industry-if necessary-to provide
postwar employment for those
Canadians now in the armed forces.
LONDON-AP-ln the first relax
alton of wartime labor regulations,
Britains Job freeze controls will
be lifted next Monday from men
over the age OF so and under IS
and part time employees now work
ing less than 30 hours a week.
CHICAGO-UP- A government
complaint on file today charging
four individuals and firms with
cornering the Chicago grain market
was the most sweeping action ever
taken against such alleged activi-
ties, according to La Sale Street
dealers. II marked the fourth time
in nearly 20 years that a govern
ment agency had brought a corner
i charge they said.
MONTREAI-UP- Minis
ter Churchill and Marshall Petain
arrived al a secret agreement in
1910 and adhered TO il until Pc
tain became a prisoner, a book pub
lished here by Louis Rougier,
French professor. said today. Rou.
Pier said the secret negotiations,
carried out without the knowledge
OF Pierre Laval, prevented France
from joining the Axis and the
French feet falling into German
hands The author claimed to
have acted as an intermediary.
Los ANGELES-AP-This city
70 D. fsNning cels&} s'Aylsaas SSp o.!
celebrations in honor Of two fam
Gus guests. Gen. George S. Patton
and 1t. Gen. James Doolittle, who
will be here June and 10.
WOOD-AP- Enrol Flynn
and his youthful wife. Nora, are
living under the same roof for the
first time since she returned from
Mexico City last March. She has
moved from her stepmother's home
10 the actors hilltop mansion. Mrs.
Margaret Ellington, the stepmoth-
er, said the two want TO "see what
they can work out OF their marital
problems
CAN ND ANyCTcrn AD ADJ,
Soemu Toyoda has been removed
as commander in chief of the Japa-
nese combined fleet and has been
appointed chief OF the navy general
staff, the Japanese Domei agency
reported today, quoting a Navy
ministry announcement.
WASHINGTON-AP-The Petro-
leum Administration for War today
reported an alarming increase in
the number OF applications to con-
vert from coal TO oil for home heat
ing. In the past few months, PAW
said, 50 per cent more applications
we're filed than in the correspond
ing period OF 1914.
LONDON-AP-The London DAT
" Mail today quoted the new Earl
Lloyd George as saying that his
father, the former British prime
minoster. did not leave him "a bean
in his will because OF the sons
refusal to enter politics.
WASHINGTON-lNS- The or.
fee OF Price Administration an.
nounced today that 1900 new 1912
automobiles will be allotted to
eligible buyers in June from the ma
tons stockpile OF less than 1000
cars. The June quota is unchanged
from May. OPA estimates that the
remaining supply can be made to
last until new production is avail
able.
LONDON-AP- Prime Minister
Churchill announced today that
the British Empire armed forces
had suffered 1,12S,315 casualties
during the war, including 307, POI
killed. The reported death toll for
the Sc months OF the war was only
a little more than a third as large
as that OF the British Empire in the
50 months OF the first World War.
LONDON UP-Joseph Z. Dav-
ies, President Truman's special en-
voy, and American Ambassador
John G.. Winant conferred for hours
today with Foreign Secretary An.
thony Eden and 1t was believed
that the increasingly embarrassing
question OF Joint allied control OF
Germany and Austria was a prime
topic for discussion.
U. s. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan Showers to-
night. and in south portion weu-
nesday. Warmer tonight, cooler
Wednesday.
Highest temperature yesterday,
70; lowest, IS.
Highest temperature one year
ago today, SO; lowest, so.
Highest temperature this date in
last 70 years, 90 in 1929; lowest,
SO in 1884.
The sun sets today at S:5s ana
rlses Wednesday at a. m.
The moon rises today at 1888