The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-13

oay sHiNc tooays ne WoTN-
srs, mostly women, told union
and War Labor Board repre-
sentatlves that "the govern
nnent will take over the plant
II we stay out long enough"
Meanwhile, war.vltal produe-
tion at the YpsIIantl Ford
Bomber Plant was threatened
with stoppaae "unless q settle
nent 10 Immediately secured"
NEW ORLEANS-INS-Twenty
airlines have filed applications for
So additional air routes out OF New
Orleans, r. H. Saul, chairman of
the aviation committee OF the New
Orleans Association OF Commerce.
reported today.
DETRoiT-lNS-The Detroit
labor-msnsgement committee.
Of the War Msnpower Commits
sion rebuked lite Washington
boss, Paul v. MeNutt today
when II unanimously opposed
putting VINO regulation No.
7" Into effect. The regulation
effective Friday, specifically
requires that hiring Of t4e crit
lesl occupations be done solely
through the United States En-
ployment Service.
LONDON-INS-Prime Minister
Winston Churchill told the House
OF Commons today that Britain in
tends to discuss the problem OF
postwar aviation with the United
States, Russia and the British colo
MES,
NEW WORCESTERSHIRE first
secretary Of the japanese EN-
bassy in Moscow has left the
Russian capital for Tokyo to
confer "on business matters
with officials Of the foreign Of
hee," the Tokyo radio said
today in a broadcast reported
to the owl.
NEW YORK-INS-A criminal
lawyer who lost only one murder
case in $50, was retiring today be-
cause he no longer can listen 10
the petty chickering's of criminals
during wartime. Samuel Goldstein,
dean OF Bronx criminal lawyers,
said one son, Gene, In service with
the Navy in the South Pacific, and
another, Arnold, a lawyer with the
Henry ]. Kaiser shipyards, influ.
erced his decision. ,-r-.s- ~ '-.'' =
NEW ORLEANS-INS-One con-
Wet was dead and another wounded
today after a desperate running
battle with guards in an escape at
tempt at the Agola Prison farm.
George Leslie Maneese, 81, OF Cad
do Parish, was shot to death and
Coletti Menish. So, OF Washington
Parish, was shot through an arm
in the pursuit IN which prison
bloodhounds took part. Both men
were serving long terms for rob
berry.
STOCKHOLM-INS-The Italian
ambassador TO Spain today handed
10 the German minister a declara'
ton OF war by the Italian govern.
ment of Marshal Pietro Badoglio
against the Nazi Reich, according
to Madrid reports received in
Stockholm.
RIO DE JANEIRO-UP - An
Argentine diplomatic break with
the Axis that would close the en-
tire Western Hemisphere to enemy
listening posts was reported immi-
nent today. An unimpeachable dip
lomatlc source tod the United
Press that preliminary steps lead
ing toward the break already have
been completed and that the for
NAL severance OF relations probably
will be announced within the next
two weeks.
MORMAGAU, Portuguese India
} lNS-The latest provisional list OF
repatriates expected TO arrive Fri
day at Mormugau from Japan today
included 1,641 names, of which
1890 were Americans. Canadians
among them numbered 24s.
LONDON-INS - A stockholm
dispatch to the London Daily mir
, ror reported today that Italian
Count Di Bergolo has been arrested
while trying to reach the Allied
lines in Italy.
NEW YORK ms - Strike
threats which long have menaced
Navy plane production at Brewster
.Aeronautical Corporation plants
Fhave been eliminated as a result
OF conferences between Hnry j.
Kaiser, Sr., and Tom de Lorenbo.
president OF the company's JAW
local, both announced today.
PITTSBURGH-INS- Loss was
estimated at s45OO0O today follow
ing a FIRE which ragged through the
''F. J. Kress Box Company factory
in Pittsburgh. The blaze, which
spread through the plant with In
credible speed, destroyed 5000
tons of paper stock, including
brown paper essential in war work.
LONDON-INS-G Lloyd George.
.Britain's fuel minister. announced
IN the House OF Commons today
the formation of a joint committee
OF British and American experts
for regulating the coal supply OF
the Allies. The announcement was
made at the conclusion OF lively de-
bate in which a demand was made
to place the coal mining industry
e1nder government control.
NEW ROCHELLE. y. Y.--INS-