The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-06-13

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WASHINGTON - AP - Lend
lease shipments to China spurted
TO SCI 100000 in April or more than
Is times that OF the same month a
year ago.
NEW K-INS-Attempt at
sabotage and attacks on Russian
soldiers by German Werewolyes in
Latiya were reported today by the
Moscow radio.
ST. ALBANS, Wins Fred
Bourger was as proud as any faith.
er today over the birth OF three ba-
by girls to his wife. But he was
prouder still over the fact that he
delivered them himself. When DR..
+. F. Swisler arrived at the farm
home at nearby Georgia Plain, Pa
pa Bourger had the obstetrics all
completed and mother and babies
were doing fine.
LONDON-INS-The Germans
were reported today to be employ.
iiAb al NAdbOieA ANNh AylOoo ~ oNShA
in Denmark 10 cover a widespread
Underground organization. A Reut-
er dispatch from Copenhagen said
that the allegations OF Nazi activi-
ty were made by officials OF the
Danish freedom movement.
SAN FRANCISCO-AP-The So
Wet government has permitted the
return home OF all japanese who
were in Soviet occupied German
territory at the end OF the Euro
pean War, Tokyo radio said today
in a broadcast recorded by the
Federal Communications Commits
sion.
DALLAS, Tex.-AP-A minor la.
Dor dispute which began with the
unsuccessful picketing OF con.
struction project in Houston has
mushroomed and today threatens
shipyards from Charleston. S. C..
10 Brownsville. Texas. The Eighth
Regional War Labor Board Tues.
day night ordered all picketinE and
work stoppage at the Brown Ship.
building Corporation, Houston, and
the Magnolia Airco Gas Products
Company to cease.
HOLLYWOOD-AP-- Donald ".
Nelson will become president OF
the Soviety OF Independent Motion
Picture Producers on June 20. The
former War Production Board
chairman and special emissary to
China disclosed his acceptance Of
the position Tuesday after meeting
with representatives of 25 smaller
studios composing the society.
NEW YORK ms Vacation.
lists away from home this summer
received warning today to take
their ration stamps with them or
risk going hungry. Regional OPA
Director Daniel p Wooley said a
hitherto largely ignored OPA reg
ulation requiring operators Of re-
sorts and children's camps to col
lect points from their patrons will
be enforced this summer.
NEW YORK ms The Mos
COW radio charged today that mem
bers of the Spanish blue division,
who served on the Russian front
with the Nazis, were being har-
bored by Spanish diplomatic agents
I'm Switzerland
ROME ms Grown Prince
Tmberto. Lieutenant General of
the Realm, conferred today with
Italian party leaders on the for
nation Of new government fol-
lowing the resignation of Ivanoe
Bonomi as premier.
WASHINGTON ms Admin
istration leaders today rallied their
forces in the Senate in an effort
TO avert defeat on the reciprocal
trade agreements issue. The heart
OF the Housepassed measure ex-
tending agreements for three years
"A provision authorizing the Pres
ident to lower tariffs so per cent
below the level of Jan. /, 1916
was threatened by a Democratic
split and virtually solid Republi-
can opposition.
WASHINGTON - ms - ODT
Chief j. Monroe Johnson put an
other crimp today in the vacation
plans OF would-be civilian train
travellers. After July /, virtual
ly all accommodations on west
bound trains west Of the Mississip-
pi will be reserved for troops and
essential civilians.
NEW YORK AP-An Army
fighter plane exploded over Far
Rockaway today, crashing into
Beach Send Street, setting three
bungalows afire and killing the
pilot, police reported.
WASHINGTON-AP- The war
Production Board today considered
repeatedly with some favor a
newspaper industry recommenda-
ton for slightly more newsprint in
the July-September quarter
U. S. WEATHER FORECAST
Lower Michigan-Cloudy with
scattered showers tonight Thurs
day generally fair. Little change
in temperature.
Highest temperature yesterday,
60, lowest 52