The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-06-07

CdlCAGO-lNS- ne decision
OF Selective Service to draft ply
sically qualified pre-medical stu
dents for active duty was assail-
ed as a peril TO medical education
in an editorial today in the Journal
OF the American Medical Associa-
ton,
BARCEL0NA-AP- Italian gu
errilla forces. estimated at 10000,
were reported from the French
border today to have moved from
the Italian Piedmont along Snug
glers' trails into French Savoy
where they have Joined French
guerrillas awaiting orders to take
the offensive.
NEW YORK-INS- New York
ers eager TO give their blood TO
the Red Cross. continued today 10
storm the blood bank centers to
have some tangible part in further
ing the success OF D-Day. Future
bookings" for blood donors dis
closed a 300 per cent increase in
the metropolis.
KANSAS CITY-AP-The Mari
time Service recruiting Office re-
ported record breaking volunteer
enlistments D-Day. More than
200 signed up.
WEST POINT. n. Y.-AP-Slim,
blond John S. D. Eisenhower, son
of the AEF supreme commander,
put away his dress uniforms to-
day for the khaki OF an infantry
second lieutenant following his
graduation from the L, S. Military
Academy. Young Eisenhower re-
ceived his diploma Tuesday along
with 473 other graduates, all OF
whom were sent copies of an ident-
zeal letter by General Eisenhower
!, welcoming them into the regular
Army.
LONDON-AP- French railway
bonds registered gains OF up to
1--WE points and even German issues
jumped from a half to one point
at the close OF "D-Day" stock mar.
ket trading Tuesday. Some deal.
ers expected today's market to
open higher.
LONDON-AP- Foreign Secre.
. tody Anthony Eden told Commons
today that the Swiss government
was informed by the German gov
eminent June 5 that a full report
on the shooting of British prison,
ers of war at Stalag Luft was
being prepared and should be in
its hands this week.
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
the principal cities Of. France have
been warned by German occupation
forces not to leave their homes be-
tween dusk and dawn on pain OF
death at sight, according to a
British Broadcasting Company re-
port heard today by the Blue Net
work.
LONDON-AP A DNB dis.
patch heard broadcast by the Ber-
lin radio today said that Gen.
Glokke of the German sixth army
had died Unexpectedly OF a heart
seizure. (The dispatch did not
identify Gen. Glokke further. He
is not listed in available copies
OF the German who's who".)
WASHINGTON-AP- Portugal
became today the first OF the Euro.
pean neutrals to give full compli-
ance to Allied requests for STOP
page of vital war aid to the Nazis.
II imposed complete ban on ex-
port and production of wolfram.
The prohibition, It was disclosed.
was undertaken Monday. before
Allied landings in France.
SUPREME HEADQUARTERS,
= Allied Expeditionary Fore-AP -
Zone Of Americas best known ma
Tor generals was denoted to lieu
tenant colonel and sent home for
indicating in advance the time OF
D-Day.
ALBUQUERQUE. n. map -
New Mexico's two Democratic con.
gressmen heightened their bids for
denomination as unofficial returns
from Tuesdays primary elections
were tabulated early today. Rep.
Clinton p. Anderson of Albuquer-
que and Rep. A. NJ. Fernandez OF
Santa Fe, who asserted the CLIO
had marked him for defeat because
OF his vote on the anti-strike bill,
were leading the fve-man Demo
cratic congressional field with 25S
OF the states 900 voting divisions
recorded.
CINCINNATT-AP - A large
number" OF workers returned to
their jobs early today at the
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
plant in nearby Lockland. where q
work stoppage had made more than
1900 idle and had halted produc-
ton Of airplane engines. A COM
pany spokesman, reporting the
back TO work movement after the
third shift was addressed last night
by an Army officer and union Of.
fetal, said he could not determine
Immediately whether workers on
later shifts would report.
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Michigan-Fair and warmer to-
night and Thursday. Gentle to
moderate winds.
Highest temperature yesterday
sc. ioUpst last night 40