The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-04-04

lie in voluntary enort 10 conserve
materials essential to the anna
ment program. Among the ma
terials whose conservation will be
sought are aluminium. nickel, neo-
prene, tungsten. zinc, chromide, gra-
phite, maganese, quartz crystals,
rubber, beauxite and copper
MEXICO CITY-UP-Presl-
dent Manuel AVila Csmacho to-
day ordered police TO prosecute
his youngest brother, Capt.
Gabriel AViIa Camacho. IS, in
connection with the fatal shoot
ing Of Manuel Cache, IS. Cap
tain AVila Camacho, youngest
In a family Of four sons, was
-se arrested yesterday and Jailed 2
on order Of the president, who
told Police Chief Gen. Miguel
Martinez to prosecute the case
TO the fullest.
BRUSSELS Via Berlin Ode
layed) -AP-Decrees have been IS
used here to tighten control Of mail
with an eye to preventing seepage
of information to enemies OF the
Reich. Especially mentioned were
the use of invisible inks, shorthand
and double-lned envelopes. = All
mail must be submitted to German
authorities for censorship.
LIMA, Peru-AP-Thirty mem.
bers of the crews of the German
steamers Hermonthis and Muen-
chew which were set afre and
abandoned two days ago 200 miles
off Calao Harbor arrived here early
today. They reached the coast il
a sailing boat, after Peruvian war
ships made an unsuccessful search
for them landing at Casma, north
of Lima, and being taken here by
automobile.
TOKYO-AP - Japanese army
and navy leaders emerged in key
posts today in a re-shuffle Of the
cabinet and planning board. Ma.
s1oF GepArsl -Tciefi SvzGhe s'ds sp-
pointed president of the planning
board. for which Premier Prince
Fumimaro Konoye and others en-
vision a greatly enlarged role in
the governments efforts to over.
come economic difficulties.
NEW YORK-AP-J Dutar lie
Benque, So. admitted World War
French and Italian secret agent
charged with stealing 1900 blue
prints OF military aircraft pumps,
contended today he took the pr nts
FOR spite, rather than for any
foreign power. Detective Arnold
Kelly, who booked de Bcnque on
a grand larceny charge, said the
Frenchman told him he had re
tired" from secret agent activi-
ties, and had taken the prints be-
cause OF a grudge against certain
persons in the pump engineer. ng
service corporation here.
BERLIN--AP-Omclal Germany.
according to authorized sources, is
in no hurry to make public its
standpoint with reference to the
seizure Of ships in American har-
bors.
BERLIN-INS-T Yugoslav an
legation at Bucharest today re-
uucsted- att -AHReslaEiaBS- in RI.
mania to return home Immediately,
according to a DNB German neKa
agency dispatch from the Ruman.
ian capital.
ROME-lNS- Pope Plus XII will
broadcast Il blessing to the world
by radio at p. m. on Easter Sun.
day. the Vatican announced today
MEDIA, Pa.-INS-Former State
Senator John J. Mcclure and siA
associates today stood acquitted by
q jury OF conspiracy charges IN
the Chester water works trdHsaC-
ton but faced prosecution on addi-
tional counts including fraudulent
conversion and cheating by false
pretenSSA
CHICAGO - ms - Clarence
Brick owens, 63. former Ameri-
can League umpire. was reported
in a critical condition today at
Grant Hospital. following a heart
attack last week. Owens was re-
tired in 1888 after p years as IN
American League arbiter.
EAST HAMPTON. y. UP
A coroner's inquest was ordered
today into the death of Mrs. Mar
jorie Holland McKittrick. 81, mem
Der of st. Louis family and res
ident here for several years. who
was found dead OF gas poisoning
in her home
WASHINGTON -CP-The Navy
disclosed today that it has com
pleted construction OF six warships
in the last month and is ready to
expand building facilities for what
may be the worlds biggest battle
ships.
: BERLIN-UP-Adolf Hitler re-.
ceived Japanese Foreign Minister
Nosuko Matsuoka today in the pres
ence of German Foreign Minister
Yoachim Won Ribbentrop. according
10 information made available 70
the foreign press. Hitler received
Matsuoka soon after the japanese
minister returned from Rome