The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-13

AAAG lilON Z 10 tAH6Nltu NlNAill NA-C
next few days, the paper said.
PlTTS6URGH-lNS Two
tranmen were killed today
whenu IS runaway freight cars
crashed into a tender and loco
motive on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad line between
Gibsonia and Bakerstown. The
victims were Engineer Blaneh.
ard II. Jones and Fireman Ds-
vid S. stieeers, both OF Punxu-
taWney. The train was bound
from Buffalo, N. Y, to Pitts
burah.
LONDON UP - The Gestapo,
fearing mass outbursts of French
terrorism on Bastille Day. ordered
reprisals down 10 cousins against
the families OF French, patriots to-
day. The l53Id anniversary of the
storming of the Bastille-a prison
In the days OF the French kings for
those who criticized the government
or those in powers tomorrow.
an the Gestapo was on 24-hour
duty
COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. -
1NS-Maj. Elliott Roosevelt, son Of
the President. has been named
commander OF the third photograph
ic group OF the Air Support Com
msnd Base. Colorado Springs, II
was revealed today
LONDON - INS-An American
proposal TO shift seven French war
ships now immobilized at Alexan-
dria to a South African port or TO
Martinique has been rejected by
French Chief OF Government Pierre
Laval, the Daily Sketch said it was
learned TO-DAY.
FORT MONMOUTH. y. J.-INS
Its Second, Lieutenant Joseph i.
Lockard now The 20-year-old for
mer private who gave the first
warning of the approach OF Japan
csc planes at Pearl Harbor received
his gold bars in the Signal Corps
School here yesterday.
TEXARKANA, Tex.-INS- vii
lie Ninson. 25-year-old negro ac-
cused OF an attempted attack upon
the wife OF war plant worker
was lynched early today by a group
of less than 20 men within eight
minutes after he had been dragged
from the Texarkana Hospital.
RADFORD. Na.-INS-Four per.
sons today were suffering from seri-
Gus injuries following outbreak OF
fire in a powder building at the
Radford Ordnance Works. Two 9th.
ers were Slightly burned.
PITTSBURGH-INS- Two men
were in the hospital today and sew
eral others were nursing injuries
following a street fight at nearby
Imperial between members OF Jeho-
yah's Witnesses and city residents
Constable II. c. Quinn said the Wit
nesses deliberately provoked the
fight by selling literature near the
community's flag pole.
TAMPA. Fla .-INS-First decks OF
special playing cards showing the
known silhouettes Of the principal
combat aircraft of the world. were
distributed today TO the field units
of the Third Air Force. The cards
will be made available to other units
of the armed forces and TO civilians.
WILMINGTON. Del. ms Flu.
neral arr angements were made to-
day for former L. S. Senator Thorn
as F. Bayard, who died at the age
oof "A from cerebral apoplexy in
duced by an accidental fall last
Friday at the Wilmington Club.
WASHINGTON INS-That fu.
ture German offensive operations
may be characterized by increased
use Of airborne troops was taken IS
an indication today from informa-
ton received by the War Depart.
ment. The department said that 1t
has been informed that the Ger.
mans are now training glider and
parachute troops at the rate of
from LAO to 1900 a month. This
means that a full division OF from
1900 TO Is. 600 OF these troops are
being turned out yearly.
CHICAGO-INS-A strike refer
endum by union employees OF Chica.
COS elevated lines will be held July
81 following failure TO reach an
agreement on the unions demands
for wage increases and longer vaca-
lions. II was announced today by
W. F. Levander. president of the
Amalgamated Association OF street
and Elevated Railway Employees
Union.
WARDHA, lndia-UP-Mohan.
das X. Gandhis proposal for mass
movement OF moral pressure 20
force Britain into giving India i'm
mediate freedom will be adopted
by the Alllndia Congress party's
working committee. pending fatili-
cation by the party convention. II
was indicated today. Gandhi after
six days discussion, persuaded Pan.
dit j. Nehru. one Of the party's
foremost leaders. 10 accept his pro
posal.