The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-18

movement launched by Rep. Jar
man DALAI TO have Republicans
and Democrats in Congress contri'
butte TO his campaign fund.
VICHY, Unoccupied France-AP
The former French deputy, Andre
Philip, who recently joined Gen.
Charles Degaulle's forces in Eng
land. was deprived OF his title OF
professor of law at the University
of Lyon today by government ord
er charging him with "anti-natio
activities
LONDON-AP- United States
Am sador John G. Winant has
been i'll with influenza for several
days and has conducted urgent
embassy business from his home,
an embassy spokesman said today
He said Winant's condition was not
serious.
ANKARA. Turkey-UP - Fred
Winant. attached TO the American
Middle East Supply Center. arrived
at Adana, near the Syrian border,
yesterday by plane on his way to
Ankara on an inspection tour.
WASHINGTON - AP Sharp
curtailment of what Secretary Slim
son termed IAN excessive develop
ment of public relations activities
In the Army was under way today
with military commanders directed
10 complete reorganization of their
news bureaus by oct. /.
MONTENIDEO, Uruguay-AP :
Count Carlo Sforza. a foreign min
ister in pre.Fascist Italy. undertook
today the task of creating an ltal-
ian national council for unification
of anti-Fascist Italians in move
ment against Fscism.
ASTINGS-ON-HUDSON. n. Y
Funeral services were to be
arranged today for Walker White
side, veteran actor who died yes
terday at his home overlooking the
Hudson. He was 20 and had been
I'll three years.
BUENOS AIRES-INS - Some
newspapers today gave great typo
graphical significance to the visit
OF Argentine Foreign Minister En-
rique Ruiz-Guinazu to the Brazilian
embassy to express sympathy for
the loss of life in connection with
the torpedoing Of five Brazilian YES
sells by AXIS submarines.
BOSTON-INS- Boston SYM
phony Orchestra. only major non
union orchestra in the nation, may
become unionized according to re-
ports around Symphony Hall today.
A responsible spokesman for the
symphony refused TO deny that ne
gotiations were now under way
between members of the orchestra
and James c. Petrillo's American
Federation OF Musicians.
NEW YORK -INS-THal of %
unit leaders of the German-Amer-
lean Bund was scheduled to open in
Federal Court today. on charges OF
viC'.ting the draft and alien regis
tration laws.
BOMB AY-lNS- Bombay was
quiet today as the working commit
tee of the Moslem League Contin-
ued sessions called TO clarity the
organization attitude toward the
nationalist revolutionary movement.
j. was Bomba-'s fifth day Of free
dom from serious disorders, but re-
ports from Calcutta told of serious
disturbances when mobs wrecked
and burned a street car and tore
down telephone and telegraph
wires.
LONDON INS-The 17-year-old
nephew Of King George Of England
is working in a munitions factory
for the unprincely wage Of s.
week, It was disclosed today. The
Hon. Gerld Lascelles. whose
mother is the Princess Mary. sister
OF the King. works nine hours a day.
lie will stay on the job until Novem-
Der when he will be old enough to
enlist in the armed forces.
NEWARK. y J.-GNS-With the
trial OF Herbert Kari Fnedrlch
Bahr. charged with having conspir
ed TO commit espionage for Nazi
Germany formally underway today
the former Buffalo honor student
learned that he faces possible death
IL convicted. In instructing the
jury " six men and six women to
give Bahr fair trial. Federal
Judge William F. Smith comment
ed. Conviction OF this defendant
may exact many years Of his life
or his life II is a capital offense.
WASHINGTCN-1NS-t hill to
-pcrmit- payment OF family benefit
allotments TO bard pressed depend
ents OF service men before Not.
was on it, way TO the White
House today after narrowly miss
ing defeat In the Senate.
WASHINGTON -INS-The War
Labor Board today opens public
hearings on demands by the co..
United Steel Workers for ii-cent-
a.day wage increase for 250.Q0U
a.