The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-05

raises of from $40 10 s37 on sever
al Plymouth models and price
boosts ranging from sl5 to SAT on
De sotos.
NEW YORK-INS-After being
blocked for 10 hours. Army and
Navy food supplies were being
moved out on regular schedule
today despite a strike OF 1,450 AFL
warehousemen in IS New York
City dry and cold storage plants.
Informed that the government
would not tolerate any interior
ence with It's property. the strik-
ers agreed to allow skeleton crews
TO keep the military supplies NOV
ing pending state mediation board
action in the wage increase dis
pute.
AUCKLAND. New Zealand-INS
Authorities announced today that
". ]. Lyon, Laborite member OF
New Zealand's parliament, had
been killed while on active nil
itary service.
NEW YORK ms One lone
pigeon-apparently the sole sur
vivor OF flight of 1000 homers in
the annual 600-mile Spartanburg.
S. c., TO New York race-reached
here today. The pigeon had been
liberated with the others at Spar
tanburg Saturday morning. Fan
ciers believe the rest OF the flock
were blown out TO sea by a storm
and lost. Some OF the birds were
valued as high as 5000.
NEW YORK-UP-The Weather
Bureau warned today that a storm
off the southern New Jersey coast
was moving northeast toward New
England.
MOSCOW-UP-John Scott. 20,
American newspaper man who is
correspondent here for the News
Chronicle of London, has been or
dered TO leave Russia by Saturday,
on the ground that he has sent "sys-
temstcally libellous' dispatches re-
garding Russia, it was revealed to-
day.
WASHINGTON APP Realloca-
tion OF Americas maritime tanker
fleet appeared certain today, in a
quick government move to cope
with the approaching oil shortage
in the East. Meanwhile, Administra-
ton leaders sought to get a House
vote on the legislation asked by
President Roosevelt for expediting
the immediate construction of oil
pipelines.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Institute is going to pay tribute 10
the man behind the everyday wealth
er forecast. It's opening a hall of
weather tomorrow in which Direc-
tor Armand y. Spitz said will be
exhibited the most complete collec-
ton Of forecasting equipment in the
nation.
ANKARA, Turkey-AP-Turki
anxiety over the reported debarka-
ton OF German troops in Syria was
voiced today by Foreign Minister
Sukru Saracoglu In a foreign office
interview with German Ambassa-
dor Frank Won Papen, responsible
sources said.
BERLIN-AP-The 1 ,260-ton Dan
fish steamer London has been lost
at sea while in the British service,
DNB. official German news agency,
reported today.
len waters OF the Monongahela and
Youghiogheny Rivers were still
rising in southwestern Pennsylva-
mia today after a day and night OF
small floods which claimed at least
three lives.
NEW YORK-AP- The British
radio broadcast Stockholm report
that several German seaplanes flew
today over Swedish territory, the
western coast of the island of Got
land. They were driven off by anti
aircraft fire. the report said. CHS
heard the BIC broadcast.
PHILADELPHIA-AP-A sharp
increase in use Of gas and water in
the Philadelphia area because OF
the demands OF defense industries
was reported today in announce
ment OF measures designed to con-
serve or increase the supply of
both.
BERLIN-AP- NaZi submarines
have sunk merchant vessels total
ing 24.400 tons in attacks on Brit
ishshipping lanes in the North and
Middle Atlantic, the German high
commsnu' announced today.
BERLlN-AP- The Irish minis
ter reported today to the German
government against air lombard
ment OF Dublin. The Germans an
nounced that a thorough inquiry
was under way. The latest. bomb
ing of Dublin was last Saturday
morning.
VICHY, Unoccupied France-AP
General Edmond Just Victor
Boichut, rs. one OF the conquerors
OF the riff leader Add FL Krim
in Morocco Is years ago, died to.
day in q Vichy hospital
LISBON. Portugal-INS - An
other contingent Of fully equipped
Portuguese troops we're enroute to
the Azores Islands today to rein
force the protective garrison there.