The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-01-13

MOSCOW ms The Tass
(Russian) news agency said today
that sabotage is increasing a,
Vienna and that 20 per ons were
shot after Nazi authorities discov
cred 500 barrels OF gasoline had
been destroyed.
NEW YORK ms Increased
church attendance since the attack
on Pearl Harb r. was reported to
day by the National Council of the
Protestant Episcopal Church. The
council also reported larger con-
tri6utions since the war started.
Comparative figures were no
available.
DECATUR, Ala. ms Frank
w. Hulse, president OF the South
ern Airway Training School, Of
fered a $1,000 defen se bond today
to the first graduate Of his schoo.
who shoots down an enemy air
craft.
INTERNATIONALLY Attorney
General Francis Biddle announced
today appointment OF an alien enc
my board for the western district
OF Tennessee. completing appoint
ment OF at least one board In each
OF the Sc federal judicial districts.
WASHINGTON-UP-Rep. Sam
uel a. Weiss, D., Pa, Monday sub
mitted a joint resolution to Con-
gress that would make military
training compulsory in high schools
ana colleges.
WASHINGTON-UP- Joe VII
liams. sports columnist OF the New
York " orld.Telegram and associat.
ed Scripps-Howard newspapers,
has been appointed head of a ma
tional sports campaign to stimulate
the sale of defense bonds and
stamps. Secretary of Treasury Hen
ry Morgenthau, Jr, announced to-
day.
NEW YORK-INS-All Germans
IN the Reich had TO file potato
missionaries" stating their in.
dividual potato holdings, today, the
radio transmitter of the German
Revolution, an anttNazi freedom
station in Germany reported in a
broadcast heard " NBC.
LONDON--INS-- King George
II Of Greece ard Premier Emanuel
Tsouderos OF the Greek govern
ment-in-exile, will visit the United
States soon az the invitation oi
President Roosevelt, it was an.
'nounced today.
STOCKHOLM ms - Joseph
Terboven. Reichscommissar for
Norway, has ordered all former Of
ficers Of the Norwegian navy and
air force imprisoned, 1t was report
ed today from Oslo. The reason
for the order IS that 100 officers
who according to Terboven had
promised not TO fight against the
Reich, took part in the last Brit
ish commando raid upon the Nor
wegian coast, and es aped with
the British landing parties.
MEXICO CITY-lNS-About 400
japanese today were affected by an
order Of Miguel A,eman, minister
of interior stating that all Japan
csc must leave lower California by
Jan. % or be interned.
NEW YORK ms Count Jac
ques de Sieyes, personal repre-
sentative in the Uni,el States OF
General Charles de Gaulle, pre-
pared today for acti, e service with
the Free French forces in Syria.
Count de Sieyes, a ma. or, wa
woun1ed three times and cited TO
bravery during the first WoTll
War.
WILMINGTON, Cal.--AP-Josepl
Stewart. head of the Californi.
Shipoui.ding Corp. plant protection
department said today that a pos
sihle attempt by 50 oteurs to as
phyxiate - wor6ers Sunday wa
disco cred te.ore any were Injured
seriously.
TOKTO-tOaicial Broadcast re
cCrlef by APP Ky orde OF thu
m.nis,er OF finance Japanese firm,
have been appoin ed to ADMINISTERS
the business OF United States con
Germs which have branch offices il
japan
ChUNGKlNG- ms - Chinese
dispatches said today that a Catho
lie mission at Hong Ken has es
tablshCd q areiusee camp whers
100000 persons are beng fed.each
day.
WAsHlNGTON-lNS-A senat
ludici-sy subcommittee was ex
I-ctcd to cone ude its hearings t.
dag on the bitterly contested nomt
naion OF Herbert Christenberry
|. $. district attorney for the east
ern distr Of Louisiana and max,
its recommendation to the fli
committee tomorrow.
WASHINGTON iNS-The Unit
ed .atons today plan a giganti,
'pool" from winch their war ma
torials viii be allocated by ar
international board to the country
needing them most for the all-od
e1ott to delgat Axis powers.
WAS HlNGTON--INS A sugges
ton that the automobile Industry b.
permitted to manufacture d sing.
small victory model" car for civil
ian users was laid aeiore Congress
tod y. Arthur Center. Spring ield
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