The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-05-28


Grays Inn, Serjeant's Inn and st.
Nicholas Cole Abbey had been dam
aged In recent German air raids.
SACRAMENTO, Calif.-AP-Gov.
gilbert L. Olson last night vetoed
the Gordon Rich-Hays bill to outlaw
two OF organized lahor's major wea-
pons, the hot cargo" and secondary
boycott, during the present emer-
gency.
NEW YORK-AP-Melbert Brin-
ckerhoff Cary. Jr., about 40. au'
thority on typography and president
of the American Institute of Graph
ic Arts, is dead at his Park Avenue
home.
MONTREAL, y. C.-AP-The
Presbyterian Church in the United
States has directed its representa-
tives on the Federal Council OF
Churches OF Christ in America TO
work for improved moral conditions
in army camps.
MASHINGTCN-AP - Spurred
by House approval OF legislation
continuing President Roosevelts
emergency monetary powers, Ad-
ministration' forces today sought
early Senate action TO keep those
powers from lapsing on June 30.
NEW YORK INS-After
lengthy nationwide search, private
detectives today reported that they
had located the heir 10 the $4,000
estate of Sarah Banker. daughter OF
one Of the first settlers OF Troy,
y. Y. who died in 1873. He is
Henry o. Young, OF Seattle, a half
brother OF the deceased's grandson.
BOSTON-INS-Mrs. Ruth Stead
man today entered plea OF guilty
tc manslaughter in the death OF
Robert G.. Emery, her married
sweetheart whom the state con-
tended she had strangled last Janu-
airy. Manslaughter in Massachusetts,
carries a maximum sentence OF 20
years but sentence may be sus-
pended.
NEW YORK-INS- The Curtiss
Wright Corporation, one OF the
worlds largest manufacturers OF
airplanes. today announced ia .
their $4,000 employees had agreed
TO forego vacations this summer TO
speed output. The employees will be
compensated.
CHICAGO-INS -. The United
States must produce war imple-
ments at the rate of IS billion dol
lars a year TO be any match for
Nazi Germany, Defense Purchas-
ing Director Donald NJ. Nelson de-
clared today.
WASHINGTON-INS- The Of
fee OF Production Management ad-
Vised manufacturers of consumer
goods today that 95 TO 100 per cent
OF the June output OF virgin alum
mum will be used strictly for de-
tense purposes and advised them 10
prepare TO use substitutes.
WASHINGTON - ms - The
Army. today adopted the name
"Will Rogers Field" for an air
corps field at Oklahoma City, in
honor of the noted humorist who
was killed with Aviator Wiley
Post in an airplane crash in Alas
ka August Is, 1885.
LONDON-INS- Rationing OF
eggs was announced to the British
people today by Lord Woolton, food
minister who warned them that
rationing OF milk will soon begin
and that bread also may be ra-
toned Il will ration milk whether
by necessity or not" said Lord
Woolton, but | hope l will never
have to ration bread"
LONDON ms - Explosions
heard from the direction OF the
French coast today indicated
British raid on German-held bases.
Three formations OF Hurricane
planes swept in from the sea soon
after the explosions WeDe heard.
MOSCOW-UP - Ivar Lunde,
Norwegian charge d'affairs, pro-
ceeded TO Tehcran, Iran. today af-
ter liquidating Norwegian affairs IN
the Soviet Union. Russia with
drew recognition OF Norway and
Jugoslavia recently on the grounds
that they had lost their sovereign
ty.
NEW YORk-UP-Fortune ma
gszine said today that its latest
survey OF public opinion indicated
that 79.5 per cent OF the people
in this country now feel that the
United States is so much involved
in the war that we are in 1t for all
practical purposes even though we
are not actually fghting."
NEW YORK-UP-Three former
Democratic presidential nominees.
James NJ. Cox. John w. Davis and
Alfred Z. Smith. speak tonight by
radio in favor OF the foreign policy
outlined by President Roosevelt
last night.
NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y.-UP-
The Car0orundum Company plant
resumed full production OF abrasive
materials for national defense to-
day as clio union workers ended a
two-dsy strike for recognition.
CAIRO UP-Capt. James Roos-
evelt, eldest son OF the President
who Is a military observer with
the British forces. heard his faith