The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-01-22

permitting justices to retire at
70 with full pay CSC, 900 year,
fer the remainder Of their lives.
LONDON ms Britain pro-
badly will accept recent Washing
ton offers of facilities for train
ing certain branches of the K. \.
+. at United States Flying fields.
the Daily Telegraph sad today.
ALLEGAN, Mich ms -
Dale barrow, 23-year-old Novl
mechanic, today was found
guilty by a 12-man jury Of muir
der in the second degree in
connection with the beating and
strangling 10 death Of his IL
year-old bride.
VANCOUVER. B. Cup Au-
thorities today held Y. Matumoto,
secretary of the Japanese consulate,
on charges of taking motion pic
lures of the Jericho air base OF the
Royal Canadian Air Force.
LONDON UP-A single, mimeo-
.graphed sheet edition of the banned
Communist Daily Worker appeared
in the streets today urging workers
to protest in your factori today.
organize Populations TO the home
secretary demanding that the ban
be removed Immediately"
IIANTnT Lv,-.h Indn Ehtpa-If y
japanese quarters said today that
Col Tatsuiji Koike of the japanese
mission to Indo-China had offered
the good services of his mission to
mediate in the conflict between
French Indo-China and Thailand
(Siam).
PHILADELPHIA INS-Fire to-
day damaged a one-story frame
structural shack" in the industrial
section OF the Philadelphia navy
yard where employees are rushing
work on additions to Uncle Sam S
fleet. Yard spokesman said the
flames were controlled by plant fire
fighters but that three Philadelphia
fire companies were summoned as
precautionary measure.
NEW YORK-AP-Ten thousand
pairs OF official eyes scanned New
York and New England skies again
today as the army launched its Sec
ond mock aerial blitzkrieg in four
day test OF the air defense com
mand.
BOSTON AP- Federal investi-
gators began an inquiry today into
Boston Harbor's worst tragedy in
history-the sinking of the fishing
schooner Mary f. O'Hara Tuesday
with loss of IS men. officials OF
United States Steamboat Inspection
Service the Coast Guard and the
L. S. Attorney Generals office
Joined in attempting to determine
why the inward bound vessel col
lided with an anchored col barge,
the Winifred Sheridan, of Philadel.
phia.
McCHORD FIELD. Wash.-AP-
Hunt for the army bomber which
disappeared a week ago will be con-
tinued, McChord Field officers said
today. though hope OF finding any
of the seven members of the crew
virtually has been abandoned.
NEW YORK-AP-B British pas
senger ship service between Eng.
land and New York has been cut Oft
by sea.ranging bombers and sub.
marines OF the Axis forces. Marine
sources, which disclosed this. said
British passenger service in the Pa.
cific already curtailed, may be falt.
ed altogether as more and more
liners are converted into troop
ships and armed merchant cruisers.
TOKYO-UP-The house OF rep
resentatives, openly anxious over
the international outlook. adopted
a resolution today TO support the
government lin swiftly strength.
ening the nations war time struc-
ture in order TO NEE. a grave situa--
ton" Then it voted. for the first
time in 50 years, to dispense with
the customary questioning OF mem
bers Of the cabinet on budget and
matters OF policy.
CHARACTERISTIC CLIO Farm
Equipment Workers Organizing
Committee. seeking to win wage
increases and recognition as bar
gaining agent from the lnterna-
tional Harvester Company. con-
Quoted a strike vote among CLIO
workers toda. at the company
tractor works in Chicago.
PITTSBURGH-UP - Negot a.
lions between L. S. Steel Corp. and
the clio Steel Workers Organizing
Committee over the unions demand
for wage increases for 100000 work
ers we're in adjournment today for
10 days until Jan. 81.
CHARACTERISTIC American
Red Cross spent s63792S for the
aid OF victims OF 102 disasters
throughout the United States IN
the fiscal year ended July 1. 1910,
II was announced in Chicago today.
Among the disasters listed were
1res. mine explosions school bis
accident. a railroad wreck and al
earthquake.