The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-12-02


year prison sentence after plead
ing guilty to first degree man
slaughter in the death Of Emil
Camarda, executive in the Inter
national Longshoreman's Associa-
ton. He will be sentenced next
Tuesday.
DETRolT-lNs "A Detroit
federal grand Jury has returned
Indictments against the $780,
900 Fidelity Investment Asso-
citation, OF Wheeling, W. Va,
four OF its subsidiaries and IS
persons on charges Of violating
the Securities Exchange Act,
v. S. District Attorney John c.
Lehr announced today.
NEW YORK-INS- In recogni-
tion OF his pioneer work in the ap
plication of geophysical explora-
ton of potential oil fields. Ever
cite Lee De Golyer OF Dallas. Tex,
today was named the recipient OF
the John Fritz medal for 1912, the
highest distinction in the Amer
lean engineering profession.
NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Cal. -
INS-Five Soviet soldiers crossed
the Soviet-Manchukuo border 20
miles east of Tonei today, and two
were shot down by Japanese sol
diers, a radio broadcast from Hsin-
king picked up by NBC monitors de-
clared.
MANILA-lNS-A q days
stopover in Manila, following his
arrival from Singapore. Maxim Lit
vlnov today was on his way by
Clipper plane to his new post as
Russian ambassador at Washing
ton, D. c. He is expected to reach
San Francisco this week end.
NEW YORK ms Saburo
kurusu. Japan's special envoy, was
dispatched to the United States
because the Nipponese government
is on the verge OF economic col
lapse, Contemporary China, the fort
nightly digest of the Chinese News
Service. reported today.
NEW YORK -INS-Police today
were on the lookout for the long
armed sneak thief who reached
over the top of a glass partition
in a Manhattan department store
depositor's bank and snatched
$500 in bills. Detectives said that
TO do the trick the man must have
been at least six feet six inches
tall.
LONDON-INS-The air ministry
announced today that American
made Hudson Raj bombers at
tackled the docks at Kristiansund
during the night, hitting a supply
ship in the harbor. The announce
ment said bomb bursts were seen
among other ships at the quay
side.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Chinese
Central News Agency said today
Chinese forces had recaptured
Swabue, strategic seaport In
Kwangtung province.
WASHINGTON-AP-The SEN
ate Naval Committee today renew
ed its inquiry into the plight of
small business, which Senator
O'Mahoney (D-Wyo) declared was
being "strangled to death" through
operations of the priorities system.
O'Mahoney claimed firms not
equipped to handle defense con-
tracts and unable to obtain priori-
ty ratings for raw materials be-
cause OF the defense effort were
facing disaster.
SALT LAKE CITY-AP-Street
cars made their last" run June :,
but thanks to the defense program
they're changing along the streets
again. Extension OF motor bus
lines-to the Ordnance Plant, the
airport, used by the Army, and to
Fort Douglas-plus priorities, made
it necessary to call back the aged
veterans.
MINNEAPOL1S--AP-A possible
federal prison term up to 10 years
doomed today before IS persons,
members Of or associated with the
Socialist Workers party who were
convicted by jury here On
charges OF conspiracy to create
insubordination in the armed forces
OF the government.
NEW YORK-AP-The Rev. DR..
Raymond c. Knox. Columbia Uni
versity's 65-year-old rowing
preacher, is retiring from his post
as chaplain after SO years.
LONDON-AP-- The admiralty
announced today the sinking OF the
Australian cruiser Sydney by .
German raider and said the latter
also was sunk.
LONDON AP Britain's
crisis OF equipment is largely ever
and an ever-broadening flow is now
assured" an authoritative source
said today.
PARIS, Occupied France (De-
layed)-AP-Textiles made from
weeds and resembling wool and
felt materials were exhibited here
today. Eastern thistle was among
the plants providing the fiber from
which the cloth was made.
PARIS. 0ccur.e. France (De-
layed) --AP-There should be no
goose flesh in the Latin quarter
this winter. Charles Magny. COVER
nor Of the Paris area, has approved