The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-13
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THE WEATHER: Saturday;
] Cloudy, Thundershowers
BERLIN-AP-Part of an edition
OF the Voelkischer Beobachter.
Adolf Hitler's own newspaper, con-
tanning an article by Propaganda
Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels was
ordered confiscated today.
LONDON-AP- Informed quar-
tiers said today discussions between
Sir Stafford Grips, British ambas-
sador TO Moscow, and government
leaders here are primarily con-
cerned with Russian-German rela-
tons"
LONDON -AP- Capt. James
Roosevelt. en- route TO London from
Cairo. probably will arrive in Lis
bon tomorrow. il was reported 20
day. He left Cairo June ] and had
been expected here earlier this
week but an American source said
he stopped off Ito inspect some
thing" along the way. presumably
Britain's Gibraltar base.
SAN DIEGO, Calif.-AP- An
ALL machinist official announced
tonight that the membership had
voted ratification OF labor con-
tract with the Consolidated Air |
craft Corp, by nine TO one margin. |
The action removed the threat OF
a strike against the firm. which |
holds $700000,000 in defense or
ders.
SEATTLE, Wash.-AP-An ad-
trillo, president OF the American |
Federation of Musicians. that "just |
because some one throws a picket |
line around a hotel or theater, |
that doesn't mean you can't walk |
through it." was given to the ALL |
union members today as they near
ed the end of their national con-
Yention.
SEATTLE-AP- As the revolt |
within the ranks of the Information
al Woodworkers of America (CIO) !
continued today. Schafer Mill No !
of Aberdeen became the first !
plant TO resume operations since |
strike of $4,000 mill workers and |
loggers tied up So western Wash |
1ngton operations.
JERUSALEM-INS- An official |
British communiQue announced to- |
day that the Palestine centers of
Haifa and Tel-aviv were raided /
during the night. Eight persons |
were killed and rs injured at
Haifa.
NEW YORK-INS- Quoting a
Moscow broadcast, the official Brit |
ish radio said today that the Tokyo |
government has ordered all Jap |
anese residents TO leave the Dutch |
East Indies. The London broad !
cast was picked up by CHS in New
York
1STANBUL ms Early com |
mencement OF direct passenger lin |
er service between Istanbul and |
the United States, with stops only |
Al Smyrna, Mersin and Port Said |
was announced by the Turkish |
shipping line today.
BERLlN-AP-Turkey and Ru.
mania signed an oil treaty at
Bucharest today, DNB, official Ger
man news agency. reported from
Bucharest. The agreement, eff
fective Immediately. pledged Ru-
mania to supply petroleum and
petroleum products to Turkey.
MEXICO CITY AP - Efrain
Buenrostro, Mexico's oil industry /
director, said today that five OF |
nine seized Axis tankers now are
in service transporting oil between |
various Mexican ports.
CHICAGO ms Canada's war
effort In 1910 cost the Dominion |
1874 per cent OF its entire national |
income. II was estimated today by |
the Federation Of Tax Administra-
tccs.
WASHINGTON-UP- The auto /
mobile industry today faced the |
possibility of rigid controls by the 4
government on prices asked for |
1941 and 1912 models and further
curtailment OF civilian production |
Five leading automobile companies. |
who have increased thei' prices |
from $40 to $40 in the last month. |
have been asked to voluntarily
withdraw price increases immed- |
lately by Price Control Administra-
tor Leon Henderson.
BERLlN-INS-~G German official
quarters today termed Prime Min
lister Winston Churchill nothing
but a mouthpiece for President
Roosevelt. The remark was made
in a German criticism 70 yester-
days London meeting OF Churchill
and leaders OF nations defeated by
the Reich. in which all the govern
ments-in-exile determined to carry
on the conflict.
ROME-INS-The Rome radio
announced today that lin order to
satisfy the food requirements of
this armed forces, the agriculture
ministry has ordered an immed-
late census OF all livestock"