The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1944-08-05

trainee, George Bender, to
them for prosecution on ehars-
es OF contributing to the de-
ilnqueney OF minors. Deputy
Prosecutors John w. Montson-
cry and Leo s. Cook said they
would make the demand to
Commander Walter s. Cabei.
executive officer Of the Navy
Viz unit at Notre Dame.
CHICAGO-INS-The arrival in
India OF six Holstein bulls born on
the Crrtiss Candy Co.'S farms
northwest Of Chicago was announc-
ed today by Otto Schnering. presi-
dent of the firm. He said the bulbs
will be bred with midas sacred
Brahma cows on military dairy
dairy farms TO improve milk pro-
duction for the armed forces IN
India.
OLD LYME, Conn.-INS- State
Police Commissioner Edward J..
Hickey announced today that Sec
ond Glass Seaman Frank Higgins,
IS, of Boston, had confessed to the
attack-murder of pretty young Ida
Elizabeth Sienna. Miss Sienna, a
25-year-old war worker on vaca-
ton in the art colony and resort
town OF Old Lyme, whose nude
and battered body was found FRI
day beside a railroad track, is one
of eight daughters of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sebastian Sienna of Portland, Conn.
NEW YORK-INS- New York
City was in the night club busi-
ness today and il elected to share
in the more pleasant aspect OF the
enterprise, receiving OF cash, but
not spending. The city sent a COL
lector from its finance department.
to sit in at La Vie Farisienne,
night spot, and start picking up net
profits to apply on payment of an
alleged bill Of s13,693 in back sales
taxes.
= WASHINGTON-AP - Wooden
tank barges gave an excellent &C
count of themselves" in the inva-
sion Of Normandy as transports of
vital petroleum products, the or
fee of Defense Transportation re-
ported today. A total of 269 wood
en- tank barges have been built for
wartime traffic, ODT said.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.-AAP - Ray
Edmundson, the miner who hopes
TO win election to the presidency Of
the United Mine Workers of Ameri-
ca-the Office presently held by
John l.. Lewis-has received the
support of Lewis own home local.
Harry Salkeld, recording secretary
OF Local 764, UMWA, OF Springfield,
said last night the local had endors-
ed Edmundson for the post by a
vote OF Ill to II for Lewis.
ANKARA-(D elayed)-AP - A
German source estimated today so
per cent Of 5000 Germans In Tur-
key would choose internment or
closely-controlled freedom in Tur-
key to a return to the Reich, now
that Turkey has broken OF reIa-
tons with Germany. The Turks,
foreseeing the situation, ruled that
industrial experts and other techni-
clans could remain at liberty under
the parole Of their Turkish employ
ers. Others who wish TO stoy will
ers. Others who wish to stay will
atolian towns.
LONDON-AP-A Moscow broad
cast today said diplomatic relations
had been established between the
Soviet Union and the Lebanese
Republic, former French mandate
at the eastern end of the Mediter-
ranean which was granted its inde-
pendence late in 1913.
MADRID-AP All champion
ship sports matches have been sus-
pended in Germany because OF the
present situation" Berlin dis
patches said today. 4
MADRID-AP - Discatches I'm
German newspapers reaching here
laid Paris theater owners attached
bicycles to small dynamos and hir-
I'd youths to pedal during perform
lnces to generate electricity after
he Nazis restricted use OF electric
)ower.
FORT AU PRINCE, Haiti-AP-l
l contract that is considered the
lrst step in Industrial development |
u Haiti has been approved by the
government providing for construc.
ion Of the country's first spinning
Mill at a cost of $4,000
NEW YORK-AP-The Mainichi |
Inf m hun ~ naoka N0a - Ton.ns.