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La gaceta., 1941-06-06

Los iranceses de Vichy, las
'viboras', dejaron penetrar en-
Siria a 5000 alemanes dis
frazados" de hebreos refugia-
dos v de soldados heridos.
Ell general Detz, un traidor a
la democracia, amenaza a los in
9leses con Ia guerra. porque Sc
Oponen al desembarco de los YER
dugos alemanes en- ell Mandate
que la SOciedad de Naciones lie
entreg6 a Francia.
Ahora debemos c~lasificar a
los franceses en- eSta forma: dig
nos Y decentes, los partidarios Y
oompaneros del general De Ia
Gaulle; ''cerdOS'', Laval y sus
satisfies; "viboras', Petain,
Danan Y los lamebotas de los
naZis.
La gaceta., 1941-06-06

Londres. JUNO Ga aNia-
ci6n inglesa bombarde6 la isla
de Rodas, en- ell Mediterraneo,
Y las pOHaciones de Derna y
Bengazi, en- Libia.
Tropas fascistas atacaron en-
la region de Sallum, en- Egipto,
Y fueron rechazadas.
Roma anuncia que los solda-
dos britanicos estan empezando
a usar, en- Africa ,tanques he
chos en- los Estados Unidos.
Aeroplanos alemanes volaron
sObre Londres en- la madrugada
de hoy; pero las artillerias an
tiaereas los pusieron en- fuga.
La Radio de Beirut comunica
Que los aeroplanOs ingleses alta
caron un campamento de tropas
francesas, en- el Lfbano, Y desde
terra Sc les hizo fuego.
Ed ndmero de muertos en- Ale
jandria con motive del reciente
ataque de los nazis, aument6 a
$50, con mas de 200 heridOs.
Vichy desmiente el rumor de
que Damasco, la capital de ST.
ria, haya sido ocupada por los
naZiS.
Ell general Dentz, alto comisio
La gaceta., 1941-06-06
NO VENDRA A TAMPA Ell
ALMIRANTE BYRD

Ell almirante Byrd, que ha-
bia prometido venir a Tampa,
ell martes, para inaugurar Ell
"zaguan" de la aviaci6n y reci-
bir el grade honorario de doc
tor en- ciencias, avis6 aver que
no podra hacer Ell viaje por ha-
berlo llamado a servicio active
Ell gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos.
La designation de Byrd, he
cha por Ell presidente Roosevelt,
tiene estrecha relaci6n con el
programa de preparation mill
tar.
La Inauguration del zaguan o
atrio no Sc efectuara, vista Ia di-
ficultad. hasta q otofO,
La gaceta., 1941-06-06

Londres, JUNO 6.-Las noti-
cias de Europa indican que
dentro de pocos dias, possible
mente ell lunes, Hitler procla+
mara una federation de Esta-
dos en- Europa, con ell visto
bueno de Mussolini y las otras
naciones del Eje.
En- la conferencia del Paso
del Brenero, Hitler expuso a
Mussolini su plan, agregando
que dara por terminada la
guerra. AsegGrase que Jose
Stain, Franco y Darlan acep-
taron va su idea.
Los principales puntos del
"nuevo orden" y la Fedora
ci6n de Estados son los siguien
ties:
Europa es una Federation
de Estados bajo la direction
alemana. Esto dejara la orien-
taci6n politica, economical Y
militar en- las manos de Ber-
lin. Los Estados individuales
solo mantendran ell poder de
policia sobre sus territories.
La Federation usara un solo.
sistema monetario, siendo ell
marco la unidad principal. To-
dos los otros sistemas Queda-
ran subordinados al nuevo v
su moneda sera cambiada por
eel marco de Europa"
Cesaran todas las barreras a.
nuanales en- ell Continente. Toda
Europa sera considerable como
una sola unidad economical, y ell
concrete sera mantenido y que
dara sujeto a las restricciones
de la planeada economic totalita
ria.
Habra un solo Alto Mando,
aleman, con ciertas posicioneN.
importantes para los itaiianos.
La final organization tendra pa
recido con la del imperio Austro
-hGngaro antes de la guerra.
Una determination Sc .anun-
clara conjuntamente por Ale
mania, Italia, Francia y Espa-
ma sobre los territories y CRU
pos que deberan gozar de sobe-
rama con respecto a Ia cultura y
sentimientos nacionales de sus
pueblos. Ash Sc determinara el
lepguaie que sera usado en- las
escuelas de un cleric ~teFrtorio,
La gaceta., 1941-06-06

Ell vapor frances Winnipeg
amable lectora no fue apresado
por I'm barco ingles sine por el
buque escuela holandes Van
KinSbergen.
levaba mas de 200 alemanee
espias, agentes comerciales y
piStoleros.
Cada uno de esos alemanes
eSta siendo interrogado. Muchos
de ellos arrojaron su dOcumen-
taci6n al mar.
Ese mismo barco holandes
hundi6, hace pocos meses, al va
por nazi Rhein.
Ahora dice la embajada de vi
chy en- Washington que los ale
names no iban para la Martini
Ca. sine para differences pafses
de la America del Sur.
Sc trat6 de utilizar ell Winni
peg, y listed no recuerda nal,
para transporter espanOles re-
publicanos desde Francia hasta
MEXICO.
La gaceta., 1941-06-06
PETICIONES DIE CIUDADA
MIA

Han solicitado la ciudadania
americana las siguientes perso-
mas: Alessio Pecoraro Scaglio-
ne, Julio Garbalosa, Carmela
Midulla, Fructuosa Gutierrez,
Mary Gentle Sadler, Winifred
Mary Taylor, Francisco Fernan
DEE, Arena Milonas Gialloura-
kis, Cristos Giallourakis, Frank
Robertson, CalOgero O5hipinti,
Damiano Pullara y Manuel Fer
nandez.
La gaceta., 1941-06-06
BERLIN MEGA QUE ESTE
MOVIIZANDO CONTRA
RUSSIA

Berlin, JUNO Gel gobier-
no nazi ridiculza la noticia,
dada en- ell extranjero, de que
moviliza sus tropas, 10 mismo
que Rumania, para atacar a
Russia.
Las relaciones entire ell Fue-
rer y Stain Sc mantienen So
bre un nivel de cordialidad'
Russia parece dispuesta, de
acuerdo con Alemania, a con-
vertir la Ukrania, aumentan =
do las siembras, en- ell granero
de Europa.
La gaceta., 1941-06-06
Hitler esta listo para fomar
los Estados Unidos de Europa
Creese que hara la declaration ell
venidero lunes

en- otras palabras, un apacigua
miepto psychological para impedir
desafecci6n y que las naciones
Sc sientan satisfechas cooperan-
do.
Hitler parece tener va ell con-
sentimientO de todos los Esta-
dos de Europa para eel nuevo
crden", induyendo a Portugal,
Suecia y Suiza. La Russia Soviet
reconocera 81 "nueyo orden',
aunque no formara parte de ell
La gaceta., 1941-06-06
HITLER CONFERENCE
CON Ell ASESINO
PAVELITCH

Londres, JUNO 6.-Hitler
conferenci6 hoy con ell asesino
Pavelitch, jefe del estado
croatia.
Pavelitch fue ell individuo
que plane6 ell asesinato del
reg Alexandra, de Yugoesla-
via.
Sup6nese que en- la entire
vista Sc trat6 del "nuevo or
dem y la Federation de Esta
dos que Hitler Sc propone for
mar.
La gaceta., 1941-06-06

La divisa britannica: atacar al
enemigo dondequiera que sea
encontrado.
Este enfada a los siervos de
Vidhy... 'iprotectores" de bar
cos italianos y alemanes.
Las noticias sobre la infiltra-
ci6n de Siria por los alemanes
proceden de Turquia, no de Lon
dres.
iY como sera de cierta que ell
ministro de estado Saracoglu lie
eXpres6 su inquietud a Won Pa
pen, ell embajador de Hitler en-
Ankara.
La gaceta., 1941-06-06
AVIONES ITALIANOS BON
B~ARDEARON A GIBRALTAR

Roma, JUNO eel alto
mando italiano anuncia que
sus aviones bombardearon hoy
a Gibraltar.
No Sc sabe 81 los aparatos
hicieron ell viaje desde Cerde-
ma o tienen bases en- las islas
Baleares, concedidas por Ell go
bierno de Franco. BESIDE Ger
la distancia, en- viaje re-
dondo, es de 1000 millas.
La gaceta., 1941-06-06

Estan conferenciando en- Hal
ia, Palestine, los generates Ii
bres franceses De la Gaulle y
Catroux.
Generates que abOrrecen a los
nazis y tratan de poner las ba-
ses de una campana por medic
de la cual, en- I'm pr6ximo futu-
70, podra ell pueblo frances re-
cuperar su libertad.
La gaceta., 1941-06-06

canon de Valera protesta del
bombardeo de Dublin por los ma
zis.
Ell Estado Libre, libertad ba-
sada en- Ell discernimiento y bon
dad del pueblo ingies, es "neu-
tral"...
Ingiaterra le viene pidiendo
terreno a su vecina para esta-
blecer bases navales y de avia-
ci6n; pero ella Sc mantiene "neu
tral".
Els una "neutralidad" que en-
canta a los nazis...
ST Irlanda tuviese de vecino a
Hitler. en- lugsr de Inglatsrra'
La gaceta., 1941-06-06
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Is, 900 nazis disfrazados. = Divisa inglesa. =
Una noticia.-Protesta de Eamon.-Nuevos de
r~ectores. - Vapor apresadO. = En- ell mismo pc
sebre.

va Mr.. De Valera estaria en- un
c~ampamento de concentration.
81 Vicentico necesita esa cues
taci6n, como listed dice, con no.
sotros puede contar.
No lie deseamos pobreza nj in
fortunio, aunque el, pobre de es-
pfritu, la peor de todas las po-
brezaS, fue de casa en- casa, ira
tando de quitarnos subscripto-
res.
I'm obrero sin trabajo, enfer-
mo Y abatido, ha meneSter de la
cooperation de sus companeros..
no importa como Sc name o a
que grupo pertenezca.
La gaceta., 1941-06-06
INGLFSA
EN-

La Linea, Espaha, JUNO g.
Esta anclada en- Gibraltar una
escuadra inglesa de la cual for
man parte el acorazado Re
nown, ell po~rtaviones Ark Royal
Y varios submarines y destructo
res.
Aviones italianos bombardea-
ron hoy a Gibraltar, pero sin q.
.producieran dahoos de impor-
tancia.
La gaceta., 1941-06-06

Los ingleses echaron de la Pa
lestina, en- justas represalias, a
los agentes consulares de las
''viboras" de Vichy.
AnteS de marcharse, 10 sea-
b~alleros seminazis franceses con
fiaron sus negocios a los falan-
gistas de Franco.
Ell Diablo los cria y eElos Sc
juntan para ONE en- ell pese-
bre de Hitler.
La gaceta., 1941-06-06
PERECIO AL CHOCAR SU
BICICDETA

Eustis, JUNO 6.-Montado en-
una bicieleta Ell niho de IA amos
Raleigh Barber dhCo6 con un
perdiendo la vida ca
81 instantaneamente.
I'm jurado libr6 de responsa-
bilidad a Abraham Thomas, d.
rector de Ia escuela de negros de
que guiaba Ell cOohe'
La gaceta., 1941-06-06
AVIONES TTALIANOS EN-
Ell AERODROMO DE SIRIA

Cairo, Egipto, JUNO Ga
aviaci6n inglesa atac6 hoy ell
aer6dromo Aleppo, donde Sc
hallaban varios aviones mill =
tares italianos. Uno de los a
viones vol6 por Ell aire hecho
pedazos.
Esta es la primera vez que
han sido vistos en- Siria avio :
mes fascistas.
La gaceta., 1941-06-06
NOTTCIAS DEL TERRTTORIO NACIONAL

Incendios en- Pensacola. - Murieron quemadas
dos personals. No Sc permitira ell juego prohi-
Dido e Miami Beach. - Los Bonos para ell alcan
tarillado. - u amos como Unite. = La colabo-
cion agresiva de Vichy.-Producen indignation
las huelgas. - Criticados Sidney Hillma y la Sc
nora Perkins. Sera reconocido ell Gobierno de
la "Francia Libre."
La gaceta., 1941-06-06

I'm saludo para los notabes
artistas cubanos Blanca Beee-
ira, Pinero, Garrido, Ell compo-
sitor Rodrigo Prat y la simpa-
tica. pareja, muy guerilla en-
Tampa, Carmita Ortiz y Julio
Richard.
La gaceta., 1941-06-06

Pensacola, juno b,-Parte de
un pabell6n del hospital de la
base de aviaci6n fu6 aver des-
truido por un incendio. Empez6
a las 5:4O y tard6 en- ser extin-
guido bora y media.
Jacksonville, JUNO 6.-lDos.
personals murieron quemadas al
lhocar un coche y una camione-
ia, de frente, en- la carretera MI
nero l3. FL negro que guiaba
Ia camioneta muri6 quemado y
tambien la Sra. Lenora Wertz,
de Spring Creek, Pa. Sufrieron
lesiones y q%uemaduras Miss Peg
gy Wertz Y Harold Wertz.
Miami Beach, JUNO eel al
calde Val c.. Cleary, electo aver
por unanimidad, declare que sc
cpondra al juego prohibido en-
esta playa. "Quiero hacer saber
que mientras yo sea alcalde no
Sc abriran las puertas ell Juego
prohibido."
Tallahassee, JUNO Ga ca
mara aprob6 aver la ley que au-
toriza una emission de bonos pa
ra un nuevo sistema de alcanta-
rillado en- la ciudad de Tampa.
FL gobernador Holland la fir
mara. Sheldon decide que la ley
fues eaprobada. Tambien vota-
ron por ella Toland y MELON
aid.
Tallahassee, JUNO 6.-Un fon
do de $1,135,0 900 para ayudar a
los ninos de familias pobres fue
autorizado anoche por la legis-
laura. Representa- un aumento
S735, 900 sobre los 100000 que
Sc han venido cobrando por me-
do de impuestos sobre vinos, Ii
cores y serveza.
Washington, JUNO Gel bri
gadier general Hershey, direc-
tor del servicio ~selectivo, abog6
por un maxine de q amos EN- la
edad de los hombres reclutacos
para ell servicio militar. Las e.
dades actuales son desde 81 has
ia 35. Varios senadores estiman
que ell Unite de q amos debe ser
agregado a la ley.
Washington, JUNO 6.-El Sc
cretario de Estado Hull do a en-
tender aver que Estados Unicos
rompera sus relaciones diploma
ticas con Vichy, 81 las nOticias
sObre la collaboration de Fran
ella con el Eje Sc confirman. La
collaboration agresora con Ale
mania sera considerable por Es-
tados Unidos como un acto con-
trario a la amistad que ahora
existe entire Francia y la Casa
Blanca. Desde Vichy infOrman
que muchos franceses Sc han a.
cercado al embajador Leahy pi-
diendole eyite una alianza o Co
laboraci6n entire Francia y oil
Eje. Degde Siria informan que
Damasco esta va dominada
por los alemanes. Dicese que
Francia acept6 las condiciones
de Hitler porque los nazis anne
nazaron con matar de hambre,
en- Ell invierno, al pueblo fran
ces. Estados Unidos estima cue
Ia ayuda de Francia a los pla-
mes agresivos del Eje, en- Siria'
significa un acto de intolerable
sumisi6n politica y militar.
Washington, JUNO 6.-LA
huelga en- la North American
Aviation, compahia que fabrica
aviones para Inglaterra y Esta-
dos Unidos, produjo aver honda
indignation en- 81 Congreso. Es-
TINA el Congreso que la orden
De huelga. como la de los made
reros es Ia Costa del Pacifieo,
La gaceta., 1941-06-06

Manuel Carreho, de 33 amos,
vecino del 1912 de la avenida
Ounce, falleci6 aver en- un hos
pital local. lie sObreviven su
madre, Sra. Sofia Carreho, y
dos hermanos Amado y Rodolfo.
La gaceta., 1941-06-06

Lleguen nuestros mejores de-
secs a los Sres. Francisco Bar
cena, nuevo presidente del Co.
mite ConSultivo ConjuntO; vi
cente G~uastella, vicepresidente
Leo Gutierrez, secretario de ac-
tas, y Ramiro Fernandez, tesO-
rero.
Hombres de reconocida pro-
bidad, que procuraran defender
Y proteger los legitimOS intere-
SEES de los trabajadOres de Tam
pa.
La gaceta., 1941-06-06
Ell TEMPO

Vientos moderados y posibles
lluvias locales. Maxima tempe
ratura, aver, IS grades; mini
ma, n,
La gaceta., 1941-06-06

iNo habra un segundo Refe-
rendum en- cuanto a las alcanta-
rillas!
En- eL primero, Gas personals
finas", graciosamente, "eNpro-
piaron" la election.
La gaceta., 1941-06-06

Dej5 de existir en- su domici-
Ito, 1910 de North Fremont, a
la edad de AZ amos, el Sr. Victor
Ruiz. lie sobreviven tres hijos,
Victor, Felipe y Damaso, y dos
hiias,
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-05
Jap Ships Out
of u. S. Ports

San Francisco. Aug. SAP. All
Japanese ships had gotten out OF
Z. S. Pacific Coast ports today and
reports from Tokyo indicated nc
more ships flying the rising sun
flag would be seen in American
ports for some time.
The last ship to leave for home
was the Nippon Yusen Kaisha lin
er Heian Maru. which sailed from
Seattle late yesterday. Nearly IL
hours earlier. the s15.000,000 liner
Tatuta Maru sailed from San Fran.
cisco.
Both ships unloaded their raw
Xix cargoes. the Tatuta leaving ST..
100000 worth at San Francisco and
the Heisn s1,0o0,000 worth in Sc
attic. The cargoes were dis.
charged only after numerous mari.
time libel actions had been filed.
NYK line officials originally had
planned to take the silk back to
Japan.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-05
Cubans Might
Lose Congress

Havana. Cuba. Aug. 5 up
President Fulgencio Batista may
suspend congress and. govern by
decree as a result Of a riot In the
senate Monday, observers believed
today.
The Batista administration was
said to have grown impatient
with the dilatory tactics of con-
gress and to have considered
stern action even before the tight
which broke out in the senate
floor during a dispute over the
order in which bills should be
debated at the extraordinary ses-
sion called by Batlsta Saturday.
Twenty senator's. including Pre-
mier Carlos Saladrigas, were
swinging their fists.
The incident may cause Bats
ia to take drastic steps to get his
program In operation, 1t was be-
lieved. He is especially anxious
to get machinery in motion for
handling an expected $4,000, 900
credit from the American I'M
port-Export Bank.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-05

agement Is duty bound to inyes.
tigate what effects are likely when
priorities are issued. In the case
o. the silk processing industry. II
would have been wiser had the
OPM first determined whether the
plant facilities could have been
continued in use fabricating some
substitute for silk.
II no substitute was found avail.
able, the OPM should have at
tempted to convert the factories
TO national defense purposes by
subleasing defense contracts 10
these plants. This would have en-.
abled the same number OF work.
ers to remain at work in their
home communities.
The silk mills. the ALL leader
said, must reopen. and the prior
titles division must provide them
with substitutes for the silk which
Is no longer available" The same
holds true. he said, in other in
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-05
Brazil Might
Seize Islands
(Bv International News servicel

(Bv International News servtee)
Washington, Aug. s - ms
The United States government, IL
was learned today. wants Brazil
to take over protection OF the
Azores the moment there appears
any danger OF the Portuguese At
lantic Islands falling into Nazi
hands.
The United States has approach
ed the Brazilian government on
the subject through diplomatic
channels, and has pointed out 10
Brazil the grave menace which II
believes NazI occupation Of the
Azores would mean to the de-
Tense OF the western hemisphere
The position OF this government
Is that the Azores must be pre-
vented at all costs from falling I'm
to German hands and that II Il
Is found necessary to take over
the protection of the Islands, Bra
I'll. because OF the common bond
OF heritage between the Brazilian
people and the Portuguese In
habitants Of the Azores, Is the
most suitable nation among the
American republics to do the Job.
This government is willing 10
pledge TO Brazil its full support.
including any naval or military
assistance that may be required
In any steps that country may
take to establish a temporary
protectorate over the Azores In
event the Nszis move into Portu-
gal or otherwise threaten occupa.
tion OF the Portuguese Islands.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-05
Purge Likely
to Split Clio

(By international News Service)
Buffalo. n. Y, Aug. 8 ms -
Introduction of a score OF contro-
Eersial resolutions seeking to bar
Communist, Nazi, or Fascist SYM
pathizers from the CLIO today seri-
ously threatened to split the an
nual convention OF the United Au-
tomobile Workers.
AS the convention OF the 1000
union delegates moved into its
second day. factional lines among
the labor leaders were sharply
drawn as opponents to the anti
Communist resolutions defended
the right OF workers to their own
political beliefs.
The anti-Communist group. led
by Richard T. Frankensteen. head
OF the aviation division of the
JAW. and Walter Reuther. chief
of the unien's General Motors d.
vision won the first round Of the
factional battle at yesterdays
heated session.
The Frankensteen Reuther
group. by an estimated to l mar
gin, defeated an attempt TO force
the convention TO seat 10 dele
gates from a West Allis., Wis, To-
cal which has been under fire for
alleged Communist leadership.
After the floor vote, Reuther in
troduced a resolution, which was
passed. asking the credentials
committee to make a full report
on the West Allis local. The re-
port is expected to be made later
today.
Spokesman for the anti-Com.
munist faction indicated. however.
that the. probably would not op-
pose the seating Of the West Allis
delegation when the matter Is
brought up again. They said they
had no desire to deprive 5000 Al.
disclaimers workers from con-
vention representation.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-05
Thailand Caught
in Squeeze Play

NV international News servicel
Tokyo. Aug. 5--INS-With all
Japanese shipping to the United
States halted, the Toyko news
paper Kokumin limited broadly to-
day that Thailand (Sism) should
come to terms with Japan.
Editors note: For week or
more the far east and Europe have
been flooded with reports that ia
pan has demanded military bases
from Thailand. So far. however
there has been no official an
nouncement to this effect.)
The Kokumin editorial on Thai.
land minced no words and fatty
accused the United States OF par
ticipating in a diplomatic squeeze
play on the Thai government. It
said:
our people are concerned over
Thailahd, which Is under merciless
pressure from erica. Britain
and the Chuh regime.
The security Of French Indo-
China IS now guaranteed.
'Thailand should draw a moral
from this"
The Kokumin editorial. which
referred to the French-Japanese
agreement for mutual protection
of Indo-China under which Japa-
nese forces took over indo-Chinese
bases, was widely interpreted as
a bid TO Thailand for a similar
agreement.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-05
Rigid Control
of Credit Nav
bePut in Bill
House Republican
Plan Outlined

(By international News Service
Washington. Aug 5-lNs-leon
Henderson, ehlef Of the office OF
Price Administration and Civilian
Supply, today told Congress that
Their. soon will be "a tremendous
Increase In the cost Of living" in
this country. No matter what we
do prices are going UP. and we are
on the very brink Of Initiation"
he told the House Banking ard
Currency Committee.
Washington. Aug. ms A
drastic substitute for the admin
istration's price fixing bill, en-
bodying provisions for rigid credit
control. will be offered by House
Republicans, members OF special
COP Price Control Policy Com
mittee disclosed today.
The disclosure came as the
House Banking and Currency
Committee, after a 24-hour delay,
was to hear supporting testimony
for the administration far-reach-
ing measure from Leon Hender-
son, chief OF the Office OF Price
Administration and Civilian Sup
ply
Req. Wolcott (R) Mich, chair
man OF the special Republican
Com mittee, called a meeting OF
the group for this evening 10
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-05
Passage of Extension of
Draft Period Virtually
Assured by Vote Today
BULLE TIN

tBy international News seryicel
Washington, Aug. slNS-Speeu-
iatlon tina, President Roosevelt and
Prime Minister Winston Churchill
Of Great Britain may be meeting at
sea spread through Washington to-
day. -.
Although nothing official either
In the way OF denist-or eonfirrla-
tien could be obtained. IL was point
ed cut ,hst not only Is Mr.. Roose-
welt now somewhere on the Allan.
tic" on the yacht Potomac, but that
Churchill is also absent from Parlia.
nent for Unexplained reasons.
How Churchill would meet the
read OF the American government
also added rest 10 the speculation.
British prime ministers have long
been discouraged from Tying in
planes, but " precedent were al
lowed 10 90 BY the boards that
would be tire ideal way for Churchill
TO keep such history-msklns gan
dexvous.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-05

(By international News service)
Chicago, Aug. 5-INS- Citing
the shutdown OF silk processing
mills as an example OF the dan
gers inherent In sweeping defense
priorities orders. William Green.
president OF the American Fedora
ton OF Labor, maintained today
that the government Is duty
bound to provide for the CONVEX.
sion OF the closed plants to other
purposes.
Between $4,000 and 100000 per.
sons we're thrown out OF work
by the order shutting down silk
mills. Green said. and no provis-
ion has been made for putting
these people back to work.
Addressing the opening session
OF the AFL executive councils
summer meeting in Chicago, Green
said:
The Office OF Production Man
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-08-05
U.S.Army Service Limit Defeated
Zoning Approved in Washtenaw
u S. Now Red AHy

Hopkins. lend-lease coordinator.
returns from London and Mos
COW, where he conferred with Of
ficials, including Premier Josef
Stain. concerning the scope OF
U. $. assistance.
Welles advised Oumansky
that the United States would give
the most friendly considera-
ton" to war supply orders
placed here by the Soviet Union.
He also promised that theorders
would be given the same priority
ratings as those OF other coun-
tries struggling against aggres-
sion"-Great Britain and China.
In order to facilitate the eco
nomic aid. Welles said, the State
Department Is issuing unlimited
licenses for exports to the Soviet
Union. He added that appropri-
ate U. S. agencies are giving
favorable consideration" to re-
quests that American shipping
facilities be used to expedite
transportation OF the supplies to
Russia.