The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-25

OO.t plant III bIOOhlyu, lOOhcu W
day following a vote in which mem
bers OF the Unaffiliated Brother
hood OF Scientific Instrument
Workers Union approved walk
out next Tuesday. The union is
seeking a 20 per cent wage boost.
BERLIN-AP- The Amer
lean Embassy informed the
German foreign office today
that United States eonsulates
have been instructed to get
their personnel ready to return
home by way Of Lisbon and to
apply for exit Vlsas.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Minister
Winston Churchill today vigorous
~ uuashed in the House OF Com
mons charges that Lord Beaver
brook, minister without portfolio,
had supported & peace plan favor
ing immediate peace with Ger
many.
ST. LOUIS-CP-A man identi-
fed as Charles Bailey, 81, OF Evans
vile. Ind. and described as a pro-
fessional gambler, was found dying
today beside L. s. Highway &c
about Is miles west of here by
state highway police who said he
apparently had been taken for
ride in old gengster style.
WAILUKU, Maui. T. HIP
An airplane believed to be
Navy craft. dashed and exploded
high on the side OF Haleakala
Mountain late last night, Wailukd
residents reported today.
VICHY. France Up Official
dispatches from Syria asserted to-
day that Turkey, which at the
start of the Allied march into Syria
withdrew its troops from the Sy-
rian frontier. has sent them back
and apparently has even reinforced
them.
SEATTLE-AP- Police warned
women against going about unes-
corted as officers and possement
intensified their search today for
an apparent sex-slayer whose
crimes have terrified this area.
NEW YORk-AP-Mme Simone
Matthew. frances leading woman
tennis player, has been condemned
10 death by the Nichy government
because OF her activities with the
Free French forces, according -
a letter she wrote from London TO
Russell B. Kingman, treasurer of the
United States Lawn Tennis Asso-
citation.
PARIS elayed)-AP-An Of
hcial German spokesman said to-
day French industry was being aid
ed by special shipments from Ger
many. He said 10000 tons of short
wool fiber had been sent from Ger
many for a similar amount OF cot
ton. and that French production Of
artificial silk had thus risen to
$500 tons month.
LONDON-AP 49, Sir Stafford
Grips, British ambassador to So.
Wet Russia, has been made a mem
Der OF the priYy council, state
ment issued today from 10 Down
ing st. said. Sir Stafford is 10
return to Moscow shortly.
CHESTER, PAPA record
for speedy construction OF big oil
tankers-needed to help stave off
a threatened eastern oil shortage
will be set July 7. when the 1926
ton Atlantic Refining Company
tanker W. c. Yeager slides down the
ways at Sun Shipbuilding and Dry
dock Company.
LONDON-AP- Reliable United
States sources estimated today that
500 American-born youths now are
serving with the Raj. Officially
the United States government in
London knows nothing about these
men, who probably enlisted in Can.
ada, the source said, but from
what we've heard the number is
ever increasing"
BERLIN-AP-P. G. Wodehouse,
British author has been released
from a German internment camp
and has taken a room in the Adlon
Hotel in Berlin, 1t was disclosed to-
day.
SOFIA. ria-AP-Bulgaria
cut off telephone communications
with Soviet Russia today, while
both the S6rfet Aeroflot and the
German LufthsAsa Airlines discon-
tinued service 10 Bulgaria.
WASHINGTON UP-The Unit
ed States government today ar
ranged for the evacuation of approx
imately 200 Americans in Russia
who are threatened with entrap-
ment by German invasion troops.
SAN FRANCISCO-UP - Navy
officers said today they would re-
double their efforts to recruit civil
service workers for struck San
Francisco Bay shipyards. even
though only 100 workers answered
the Nays call yesterday and only
80 Of these we're accepted.
LONDON UP Great Britain
is protesting to the Spanish govern
ment against an attack on the Brit
ish embassy at Madrid during Ma
tionalist demonstrations yesterday,
it was said authoritatively today.
BERLIN UP-The Roman Cath