The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-05

DOR Admiral William II. STANDBY,
who came 10 Moscow yesterday
from Kuibyshey. conferred today
with Mai. Gen. Follett Bradley,
head of the L. s. supply Mission
in Russia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
dent Roosevelt called another
conference RI the military high
command today when he sum-
moned Gen. George c. Mar
shall, Army chief Of staff, Ad-
mlral Ernest J. King, COM
mander OF the U. S. Fleet, ana
Admiral William j. Leahy, his
personal chief Of staff to the
White House.
PARIS, Occupied France-AP-
The first contingent Of $4,000
French workers scheduled TO be
sent to Germany under the Vichy
governments new compulsory lab
or program left by train today
HlOIk Win ~ dNi'l MS Va 'NAhAA
teers. This initial trainload in
cluded complete factory crews and
their foremen, picked in record
time from French factories and
designated" for service in Ger
many. They were ready to go to
work Immediately as complete
units in Nazi plants.
SOMEWHERE IN EASTERN
INDIA-AP- Under the direction
of Lieut.. Gen. Joseph w. Stilwell,
the survivors of Chinese divisions
which fought the japanese in
Burma are being re-equipped with
American weapons and organized
into a strong striking force. Eek
istence of the corps. a closely
guarded military secret, was dis
closed for the first time when
American correspondents were per
mitted 10 visit the camp where the
Chinese are undergoing intensive
training.
PERN, Switzerland-AP - The
German people had the warning
of Reischsmarshal Goering today
that coming winter would not be so
easy" on the fighting fronts. but
they were assured they would be
fed no matter how hungry the rest
OF Europe became. III there Is
hunger" Goering said lin no event
will it be in Germany. From now
on II must he the unshakeable fact
that the German workman and
those working in Germany are sup
plied with food the best OF all
NEW YORK-AP- The New
York political picture was in sharp
or focus today following president
Roosevelt's announcement he would
support Attorney General John }.
Bennett. Jr, Democratic candidate
for governor.
TORONTO-AP -- Nearly 500
delegates representing almost
$500 900 organized workers in the
United states and Canada assembl-
ed today for the opening session
of the American Federation OF La
boris 62nd annual convention, dedi-
Gated to the theme that winning OF
the war mus. transcend all other
issues.
NEW YORK-AP-Details were
lacking today concerning the crash
of an airplane at Botwood New
foundland. Saturday. in which ten
L aud Of lpa IT plEnt
persons were injured. Headquar-
tiers of the eastern defense com
mand and the first army! which an
nounced the crash. said there were
81 persons aboard the plane but did
not disclose how many we're passen-
gers.
CHICAGO 49, ms Claiming
grounds for an appeal, Attorney
William Scott Stewart today was
preparing TO carry to the circuit
court of appeals the order remJN'
ing Mrs. Elizabeth Dilling, anti
Communist crusader and author of
THE Red Network to Washing
ton for trial on charges of subver-
sive activities.
LOS NOTWITHSTANDING to
day jailed % youths following re-
newal of youthful gang warfare
over the week end in which one
man was killed and six other per-
sons stabbed and beaten. Fatally
injured was andrew Diaz. Fl. who
was dubbed by members Of rival
gang during an alteration at a
party Saturday night. Six youths
all Mexican.Americans. were br-
rested on suspicion Of his murder.
SEATTLE. Wash ms - \
smoldering cicarot was blamed to-
day for FIRE in which five members
of Seattle's prominent Reed family
lost their lives when flames swept
their palatial Madison Park estate
home Sunday. trapping them in
their rooms. The victims were
Frank c. Reed 30. president OF he
Simpson Logging Co. his wife,
Mrs. GcorginA Reed. IS. and their
three sons. Mark. u. Frank c., Jr,
nine. and Thomas. six.
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