The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-14

APOlA AIS
LONDON Inns A Joint,
Anelo.Ameriesn message to
Premier Josef Stain OF Soviet
Russia will be made public at
3 p. m. tomorrow 90 a. m.
e. S. IT,, II was understood
In London today.
MELBOURNE. Australia -AP-
About 21S,000 men have enlisted
in Australian fighting forces since
the outbreak OF European hostili-
ties compared TO 100000 for the
came period during the World War,
1t was announced officially today.
ISTANBUL, Turkey-AP- The
official Ankara radio said today
that Turkey welcomed assurances
by Britain and Soviet Russia that
they had no designs on the Oar
danelles and that they would aid
Turkey if she were attacked by a
European power.
SANTIAGO. Chile -AP- The
chamber of deputies. called into
extraordinary session last night,
received early today bill to out
law Nazi organizations in Chile and
heard at the came time an asser-
tion that 95 per cent of the ma
tons army officers are pro-Ger-
man In their sympathies.
SAN FRANCISCO Up Will
liam Saroyan today accepted, with
reservations, Producer Lester CO.
vans offer to make a moving pic
ture OF his Pulitzer prize winning
play, "The Time OF Your Life,
and turn the proceeds over to ma
tional defense. He said he would
ask Cowan for further details of
his offer before concluding the
deal.
ROCHESTER, n. zap The
invasion of Russia by Germany.
without changing our attitude to-
ward Communism, forms an occa-
sion for the United States to in
crease and speed up her aid to
Great Britain Milo J. Warner, To-
ledo, national commander OF the
American Legion, declared today.
WASHINGTON UP-Represent-
atives OF eight automobile and truck
manufacturers confer with defense
officials today on notifications in
1912 models to conserve materials
naadad for
NEW ORK-INS-Here's an
item OF interest for society hostess
es and the countless millions who
have been waiting for a closeup of
the worlds most romantic couple:
Arrangements have been completed
-as the official phrasenlogy goes
for a visit to Washington, and pos
sibiy New York, by the Duke and
Duchess OF Windsor. Announcement
to that effect will be made with all
the usual official flourishes in few
days In Washington.
WINNIPEG, Man.-INS - All
transportation services IN Canada
will be placed at once under the
absolute direction of a federal Off
Ger, 1t was announced today.
SAN PEDRO, Cal.-UP-The jap
anese tanker Otowasan Maru, de-
SPARED OF unfreezing enough credits
to buy a cargo of Diesel oil, was
sailing back home today. and an
other tanker. In the same difficulty.
prepared to sail. The tankers OBJ
tanned permits to take on the car
goes, but not enough Japanese
credits to pay for them.
LONDON-AP- United States
1ease-Lend Administrator Harry L.
Hopkins already is back in the
United States or is on his way there,
It was learned from a reliable Amer
ican source today.
BERLIN-AP- Partial destruc-
ton Of a British munitions dump
near hesieged Tobruk. Libya. and
raids against British air bases along
the Suez Canal were reported to-
day by the German high command.
TOKYO-INS = Cabled to Tokyo
at the urgent rate of 70 cents per
word, the Spolnt Anglo-American
declaration was widely publicized
in the Japanese press tonight.
PATCHOGUE. N. Y.-UP-Adolf
Hitler, Joseph Goebbels and Her
mann Goering no longer will have
their names on street signs in
German Gardens, realty develop
ment near here. The town board
at Brookhaven has been notified
by Justice OF the Peace Arthur r.
Reich, representing the developers,
that the streets henceforth will
be known as Herkimer. Linden and
Steuben.
WASHINGTON-INS- Plans to
build a $12,OO0,Oo0 airplane parts
factory at Lansing. Mich, have
been completed by national de-
Tense officials, 1t was learned In
military circles in Washington
today. The plant will be operated
by Nash.Kelvinator. The company
already has made arrangements
to take over the old shipping build.
ine Of the REQ Motor Car Co. at
Lansing, TO convert It into a parts
plant.
BUFFALO. ". Y.-INS The
United Automobile Workers-CIO
convention today defeated a pro-
Y )sal to cut Ohio's representation
on the unions International execu-