The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-07

In an old spare part for every
new piece OF automotiVe equip
ment they buy, the War Pro-
duetion Board ruled today. The
principle is the same as that
which applies TO toothpaste and
= shaving cream, where purehas-
must turn IN empty
tube for each new one.
LONDON AP - Two enemy
spies-one Of them. a British sub
ject-were executed today in Wads'
worth Prison. The Britcn was Jose
Estella Key and the other, Be-
Z gian national, was Alphonse Tim
norman.
LOS ANGELES-AP- Paul X
Porter, wage stabilizer for the
Production Board, indicated that
warplane builders may expect a
pay boost as a committee of 16 met
!. today 20 discuss wage schedules
8 FOR all Pacific Coast aircraft work
ers.
BERN, Observation-Disclosures
must receive grain at the rate of
800 tons daily or about $4,000
tons until harvest time, il the
Greeks are to have daily rations of
\ ,six ounces of bread, the Swiss
newspaper Neue Zuercher Zeitung
said today in a survey of the situa-
ton. Shipments OF Swedish, Turk.
ish and Swiss grain under interna-
tional Red Cross supervision cur
rently permit bread rations OF
slightly less than six ounces five
days a week and about seven
:, ounces twice a week.
WASHINGTON-AP - Refusal
by the American Federation of La.
Dor to treat with the Russians on
equal terms was disclosed today
as a possible reason for failure Of
the British effort TO achieve an
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. labor rela.
} tionship TO promote the war effort.
LANSING, Mich-AP-Dr. Evan
Davies, London educator here for
the British Ministry of Information,
cial welfare today his country is
planning already for the postwar
4, care OF children of Europe, includ-
1 ing those of Germany and Italy.
These infants should not be cru
cited on the cross OF poverty
DIR. Davies declared. adding il
would take the united efforts OF
victorious Allied powers to save
them.
DENVER-INS - The United
States newest fve-cent postage
stamp concentrating the fifth an
niversary of the Chinese-Japanese
war goes on sale in Denver today
on the very site where Dr. Sun Vat
Sen received 80 years ago the mes
sage announcing formation Of the
Chinese Republic.
,, WASHINGTON - ms - FBI
agents today have in custody Leo
Nicholas Geller, who was arrested
in Baltimore, Md. after being
sought for several months on
charges OF sabotaging a bombing
plane under construction at San
Diego. At the time of his arrest
4 yesterday, the FIJI said, Geller was
employed as an armed guard OF the
Bendix Aircraft Corporation.
WASHINGTON-INS - Civilian
Defense Director James NJ. Lands
is expected to appear before a Sen.
ate Appropriations Subcommittee
today to answer charges that Movie
2 Actor Melvyn Douglas, now EN-.
ployed by the OCD is taking part in
"purges' of members of the Sen.
ate and House. Information on the
charges is being sought by Sen
Bricks (R) Ill.
WASHINGTON-INS- Attorney
i, General Francis Bidde promised
today on the eve of the trial Of the
eight German saboteurs captured
by the FBI, that the punishment
will fit the crime. as the Army pre-.
pared to announce details of how
special military commission will
sit in judgment on the men.
\ WASHlNGTON-INS - Declar.
, ing that il it takes 100000 men
TO win the war 1--WE will get them.
Sen. Reynolds CD ~ c.. chairman
OF the Senate Military Affairs Com.
mittee, today said that he expects
youths of IS and 10 to be called up
for training by the end of the year.
n JERSEY CITY-AP-The last OF
Sai2 passengers were allowed 20
leave the diplomatic exchange YES.
sci Drottningholm last night. Just
II hours short OF a week OF the
arriving from Lisbon last Tuesday.
They had been held while federal
agents gave ship and passengers a
searching examination.
: LONDON APP Great Britain
will spend about S34400 900 on pro.
pagauda at home and abroad during
the current fiscal year, Ernest
Thurtle. parliamentary secretary for
the ministry OF information, told the
House Of Commons today.
BUFFALO, n. Y.-UP-A Is
year to life prison term for Patrick
Bigley. SO. formerly Of Los Ange-
les. was reduced today to 1920
years by Supreme Court Justice
Alonzo G. Hinkley VIXEN It was
determined that Bigley had not
been convicted legally of being a
fourth felony offender. The sub