The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-10

LONDON INS-CurpS on
British export trade to keep
American lend-lease material
from being used In competition
against United States industry
were announced In a British
white paper today. The Off
elal publication outlines the
principles which In future will
govern the use and distribution
OF lend.ease materials by
Britain.
TOKYO-AP-Vic Admiral El.
kichi Katagiri was appointed chief
of the. naval air force today. He
came to Tokyo last week from
post with the japanese fleet in
China waters.
OTTAWA-AP Canada, which
declared war on Germany two
years ago today. observed the an
niversary by starting a week of
remuneration 10 the goal of ul-
innate victory. Newspapers, radio
broadcasts and movies stressed the
theme
CHUNGKING. China-AP- Chi
nese news dispatches reported to-
day that one OF the biggest bat
ties in weeks was raging in north
eastern Human province. with Chi
nese forces bitterly resisting more
than 1900 japanese troops at
lacking southeast of Yochow.
BERLIN-AP- The German gov
eminent turned its back today on
Costa Rica's plea that she be al
lowed to retain her consuls in
Nazi occupied territory. Declaring
that Costa Rica failure to com
ply with a German request for re
moyal of the consuls was based
or arguments Irrelevant to inter
national practice, an official state
ment said.
PORTLAND, Ore..AP-The city
council voted last night against
renting the public auditorium to
Senator Burton X. Wheeler of Mon
tana for an America First Commit
lee speech.
WASHINGTON-8P-The Mari
time Commission announced today
that, because Of the increased de-
mand for officers in the American
Merchant Marine, an open compe-
titiye examination would be held
for the appointment Of several han
dred cadets for both deck and en-
CINE departments.
TACOMA. Wash.-INS-Se Search
ers hoped for clearing weather to
allow planes to take OF today IN
the hunt for a missing Army bomb
er with six men aboard. Rain and
poor visibility yesterday grounded
the rescue planes. but the hunt
was continued by parties on foot
and in automobiles, throughout the
Puget Sound area.
PE1PING-AP-The American
operated .Yenching and Fujen Cath.
Ollie Universities began their fall
terms today with cape city enroll
ments despite hardships worked
by the United States and japanese
orders freezing each others funds.
HOLLYWOOD ms Reopen
ina OF the Walt Disney Studios,
closed since August IS. will start
or a small scale next Monday.
studio officials said today. Gunth-
er Leasing. vice president. said
representatives OF the studio and
the screen cartoonists' guild &C
copied a peace formula worked
out in washington by federal con-
Citation service.
WAsHINGTON-INS- Plans to
link the strategic British islands
of the Fiji group. mid Pacific out
posts to Australia with a direct
air route between the United
States and Australia were disclosed
IN an application filed with the
civil aeronautics board today by
Pan-American Always.
DEMAREST, y. J.-INS- De
marest police today asked other po-
lice departments in the country to
aid IN ths search for Harvey Frick.
As, an Olympic marathon runner in
the 1928 games at Amsterdam. He
has been missing since Jan. I.
WINNIPEG. Man. ms Ra-
tioning Of power and the drafting
of skilled workers appeared in
prospect for Canada today. The
award Of huge war orders 10 Ca
madam industry. including a $1,000
00O contract for naval weapons to
the Manitoba Bridge. and Iron
Works. Ltd. OF Winnipeg amour
oed yesterday was followed by d
statement from II. J Symington.
X. c.. federal controller OF power.
intimating electrical current may
soon be rationed.
VANCOUVER. p. C.-UP-Can-
ada and the United States plan a
test blackogt Of the entire Pacific
Coast from California 10 Alaska.
Mayor J. " Cornett said today
WASHISGTO$-AP- Chairman
Maloney fD-Conn) Of the special
Senate Committee investigating the
eastern gasoline and petroleum
situation suggested today that a
price increase 81 less than one
cent P gallon would remedy all
threats Of shortage.