The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-15


LOS ANGELES-UP- Giuseppe
Cusimano, a 17-year-old San Fran
cisco youth chosen the most de-
serving and promising western vio-
linist, will sail July Is on an ex-
Ppense-paid trip to South America.
The youth was declared winner of
an addition held by Tomas Re
ciprocal Concerts, Inc, founded by
Miss Elaine Tomas, a wealthy New
u orker. TO promote friendly inter-
national relations.
PITTSBURGH-IN clio Pres
1dont Philip Murray remained in
Mercy Hospital today as doctors
continued their observations ar
Ter he suddenly collapsed while
|playing badminton at family pic
pic Sunday.
NEW YORK ms Heinrich
lausing. SO. German-born natural
BED American, was in the custody
of federal agents today, the thirty
.spy ring to be rounded up by the
government in the past two weeks.
WASHINGTON-INS- Guard ed
like a heavy gold shipment-in an
rmored truck towing a trailer
bristling with machine guns 500
pink draft lottery capsules will be
conveyed from draft headquarters
to a Treasury Department vault
today. There they will await draw
ing in the national lottery Thurs
day.
WASHINGTON, Va. ms A
July "a trial was set today for Is
year old Thomas Buck" Cameron,
Jr. the Blue Ridge Mountain boy
was was indicted Monday on three
counts of murder. The two headed
boy. was indicted for the Staying
May 20 OF Postmaster Edward
johnson. ~. his wife. Sadie and
their daughter. Ethel, IS. in a hold
up OF their general store-post Of
flee at Huntly. Va.
WAYNESBURG, Pains An
Investigation was being conducted
today to learn how William P.
Knox, brother of Federal Judge
John c. Knox OF New York City,
met his death in house in which
he was living by himself. Author
tiles theorized that Knox may have
fallen against a doorway or a pipe
and thus suffered injuries from
which he bled to death.
CAMP FORREST Tenn.-INS-
A 10 gun ambassadors salute to-
day greeted SO members of good
will body from 13 Latin American
Republics who Visited Camp For
rest. The visitors have been in
Tennessee for several days, and
previously had toured the iva
system OF dams and power houses
serving industrial Tennessee Valley
Yesterday the group saw the great
new Vultee Aircraft plant in Nash
Vile, and later flew over the huge
Muscle Shoals Dam.
LANSING-AP-The name OF ".
II. Mark Hannah. who won in court
a fight TO avert dismissal as director
pf efficient engineering for the state
administrative board. was ordered
stricken from state payTolls again
To-day. Leo J. Nowicki, budget direc.
tor. said he had informed Auditor
General Vernon J. Brown the legis-
lature failed to appropriate money
to pay Hannah's salary.
SOUTH ACTION. Mass. -AP-An
Explosion Il the third in recent
months-wrecked a 24-foot-square
wooden powder building OF TIE
American Cyanamid Corporation to-
day. but officials OF the gunpowder
company said no one was injured.
COBLESVILLE, y. Y. -AP -
IThree members OF the crew OF a
INTERCHANGEABLE Binghamton freight
train OF the Delaware and Hudson
Railroad were killed early today
when a locomotive boiler exploded.
derailing IL cars and ripping up
both main tracks fer considerable
distance.
VICHY. Unoccupied France-AP
In a sweeping decree French po-
lice forces were grouped in three
categories today and all we're made
responsible to the minister OF in
terrier. a portfolio held ~ Vice
Premier Admiral Jean Dsrlan.
O. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Am
erica's new Army will be noisier as
well as bigger than 1t used to be.
William F. Ludwig. Chicago drum
manufacturer. disclosed today that
his firm is busy on Army orders
Tor 200 military parade drums.
and $50 bass drums at cost OF
$50. 900. During the last war. Lud-
wig said. the Army ordered drums
only in 400 lots.
WASHINGTON-INS- A 25-bed
emergency hospital has been set w
In Columbia. Ky, to cope with a
shiga dysentery epidemic that has
stricken over a hundred people and
caused fe deaths. the Red Cross an.
nounced today. The hospital viii be
used for isolation because OF indica.
tons the epidemic lie spreading.