The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-07-22

trout, which clipped past Japa-
nese shore batteries unoer COW
er OF darkness TO carry out
vast amounts Of gold from the
treasury Of the Philippine gov
eminent, and the Tulllbee was
announced by the Navy today.
Both submarines are listed AZ
overdue from patrol, and pre-
sumed lost with their crews OF
about IS officers and men on
each vessel.
WASHINGTON --AP- Unless
workers at the Centrifugal Fusing
Co., Lansing, Mich, return to their
jobs by Monday morning leaders of
their union, the United Automobile
Workers (AFL), will be summoned
that day to show cause hearing
before the National War Labor
Board. In telegram to union Of
ficials the board said materials
produced at the plant were need
ed Immediately for aircraft, includ-
ing the B29 Superfortress, and for
heavy trucks.
BRETON WOODS-UP- With
agreement reached on a S8,S00,000,-
900 international monetary fund,
the United Nations monetary and
financial conference today attempt
ed TO iron out the quota problems
in connection with the proposed
10,000,000,000 international bank
for reconstruction and develop
ment.
WASHINGTON-UP-The Unit
ed Mine Workers journal charged
editorially today that the July
mine fire at Powhatan Point, O.. in
which sc miners lost their lives,
was the result Of the mine COM
pal'y failure to follow safety meas
ures recommended by L. S. inspec-
tors. Federal inspectors. the journ-
al said, on two occasions urged cor
receive steps to govern placement
OF insulation, switches, fuses, spray
equipment, trolley hangers, ground
ers and many other devices for
insulating electrical current under
ground"
HOLYOKE. Mass.-UP - Six
hundred discharged workers of the
Worthington Pump & Machinery
Corp. began search for new Jobs to-
day after ending q two-day stay
in" strike. The workers pitched
camp" inside the plant early We'd
nesday when they learned that q
Navy cut-back order had forced
their dismissal. They became dis
couraged, however. when no new
contracts were forthcoming as a
result of the 'stay-in".
= .L-ANSING-UP-TNe state SUI
preme court Friday renewed tenn
porary stay suspending effect OF
the states motorits' financial re-
sponsibility law pending rehear-
ing Of constitutionality argument
over the statute. The stay was
granted upon the plea OF Edward
S. Barnard, Detroit attorney, who
has fought application OF the act.
Barnard said he is prepared to OPP
pose the law, contending II vio-
lates both state and federal con-
stitutions.
MUSHROOM, Mich.-AP - The
Michigan Consolidated Telephone
Company reported today its serv-
ice was being crippled by a wide.
spread abuse OF priorities on long
distance telephone calls. r. Z.
Putnam, commercial superintendent
OF the company, said today that dur
ing the month Of June subscribers
in the Muskegon area Of some 100,-
900 population made five times as
many priority telephone calls as
were made from Detroit, a city
some Is times as large as Muske-
n CHUNGKING- AP-The Burma
road between Lungling and Mang-
shin now has been blocked effec-
lively and the Japanese garrison
at Lungling is cut off from the east.
north and south, the Chinese high
command announced today. Main
portions OF a Japanese column
which had attempted to relieve the
encircled Pingka Garrison, to the
south. have completed their with
drawal into Mangshih after suffer
ing serious losses, the high COM
mand said.
ADMINISTRATIONS Bonnet,
information minister OF the French
Committee OF National Liberation,
said yesterday that Agence Fran
caise de Press, now subsidized by
the committee, would be returned
to the control OF French newspa,
pers as soon as conditions within
France permit.
RIO DE JANEIRO- AP- The
Brazilian Navy ministry an.
nouncc today that the Navy Auxil-
lar vessel vital de Oliveira," had
beeH torpedoed and sunk by an en-
er- submarine. The announcement
saJa no details as to time or place.
be said most OF the crew was res
-ued and brought to this port.
LONDON-AP--A Tokyo broad.
east said today that Emperor Hiro~
h11o Of Japan had sent a message
1olAdolf Hitler congratulating him
81 escaping assassination.
~ s. WEATHER FORECAST
n Michigan-Fair and warmer to-
199ht. Sunday partly cloudy and
l1tnued warm.
3yMighest temperature yesterday,
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