The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-09-24

members of the union.
HEEL KI-INS-Finnish mill
tary authorities announced today
that the great power station at
Svir on the Leningrad-Murmansk
railway line, has been occupied by
Finnish troops after a battle last
ing several days.
LONDON-INS- Soviet accept.
ance of fundamental principles"
of the eight-point charter, the pro-
gram adopted by President Roose-
welt and Prime Minister Winston
Churchill during their Atlantic
meeting, was announced today by
Russian Ambassador Ivan Maisky.
NEW YORK-INS - Closely
guarded by federal agents, refugee
Crown Princess Cartha of Norway
arrived at Pennsylvania Station
today repeatedly enroute TO PTesi-
dent Roosevelt's home in Hyde
Park.
TACOMA, Wash.-AP-From
base camp near the little Olympic
Peninsula settlement OF Quilcene
Army Air Corps officers today d.
rected the difficult work OF bringing
the remains of six airmen from
the rocky wilderness where their
bomber crashed and exploded high
on Mount Constance two weeks
ago.
JACKSON, Miss-AP-Holding
an approximate 1.60Gvote lead,
Rep. Wall Doxey of Holly Springs
today appeared to have defeated
Rep. Ross Collins, veteran member
of the House, in yesterdays special
senatorial election for the unex-
pired term of the late Pat Harrison
OF Mississippi.
OYSTER BAY. n. Y.-1NS-The
mysterious new Seat otter" type
cargo boat-designed to combat
the U-boat menace in the Atlantic
was given its first public demon
stration today when an S0-foot
working model of the vessel was
put through its PAGES in Long
Island Sound.
INS-British aircraft
bombed, machine-gunned and sank
the French cargo steamer Moncelet
short distance off the North At
rican coast. according TO French
government charges lodged in
Nichy. message from the Vichy
news agency to. Reuters asserted
Today.
LONDON - UP - The United
States stands ready at the appro-
pirate time to consider" the extent
TO which. 1t can cooperate in post
war plans for European relief. For
eign Secretary Anthony Eden dis
closed today at the first meeting of
an Inter-allied Conference.
WASHINGTON UP Govern
ment officials today awaited word
OF the fate OF IL members OF the
crew Of the s. S Pink Star which
was sunk in the North Atlantic last
Saturday. The State Department an
nounced last night that % of the
crew OF "a had arrived In Reykja-
yik. Iceland. in good condition.
WASHINGTON-UP-The Office
Of Production Management's prior
tiles division today formulated an
order which soon will extend to all
American industries priority assist
snce in obtaining repair parts need
ed for full operations during the
emergency.
WASHINGTON-UP-The FEEDER
al Power Commission today is ex-
pected TO recommend that daylight
saving time be allowed to expire for
the year in most, II not all. areas
Of the nation where It is now in
effect.
WASHINGTON-UP - Fifty-six
men serving sentences for violation
Of the Seleclye Service Act today
were promised that the Selectiye
Service system would recommend
their parole to enable them TO serve
in the armed forces or take part in
civilian work Of national import
ance.
WASHINGTON ms The ma
tons leading movie magnates. fol-
lowing a long conference with their
counsel. Wendell L. Willkie. today
readied themselves for a vigorous
defense against charges Of delib-
srately seeking TO foment war hys-
terra and hatred Nicholas VI.
schenek president OF LQews and
Harry Warner president OF Warn.
er Bros. both were 20 face Sen.
Clark (D) Ida, for questioning