The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-12

TON OF INC OlnO-
Korean Peoples League.
FORT SHERIDAN, Ill ms
The danger zone on Lake N/;hi-
gan during anti-aircraft firing at
Fort Sheridan tomorrow was in
creased from six 10 II miles today
in a warning to lake shipping by
Army authorities at the post. The
firing will be continuous from
a. m. TO 6 p. m.
DEBERT, NJ SINS Five
Royal Air Force bomber crew
members died today when
their bomber crashed In dark
ness on the wooded slopes Of
rugged Dalhousie Mountain.
A brief announcement OF the
tragedy contained no further
details.
WASHINGTON Up Production
Chief Donald NJ Nelson believes
that it is virtually impossible to
attain all OF President Roosevelt's
war production goals for 1912 and
1943 and still maintain the neces-
sary balance In the production pro-
gram, his associates said today.
LONOON-lNS - Informed
quarters in London today were
without confirmation or rumors
that coup d'etat against Pierre
Laval is imminent in France.
CLEVELAND-AP- Production
OF aircraft parts was reported in
practically full force today at the
Cleveland Graphite Bronze Co. after
r l6-hour strike. Harry f. Fuller,
plant superintendent. said I'VE are
pleased with the turnout as men
reported for work on the lip. m.
shift last night
WASHlNGTON-lNS- EN-
poyers and employees OF De-
troit's tool and die Industry to-
day were under instructions
from the War Labor Board 10
wage and employment condI-
tons pending a wage stablli-
ration conference to be held In
the near future.
HOLLYWOOD UP-Clark Ga
Bile, one OF the genuine he-men OF
the movies, joins the Army today
as a buck private. What want, ="
Gable said. * to be machine
gunner on an airplane | want TO be
sent where the going is tough The
Army. apparently and eventually,
will oblige.
LONOON-UP-The aircraft
carrier Eagle has been sunk by
submarine in the Mediterran-
can, the Admiralty said today.
WASHINGTON-UP-Re Cross
Chairman Norman H. Davis an
nounced today that Lunsford p
Yandell, vice president and treas
urer of the Blue Radio network,
has arrived in England to help
develop the American Red Cross
Club and recreation program for
United States forces there.
WASHINGTON-UP Pred Cross
officials today held no immediate
hope Of sending cargo of relief
supplies TO American prisoners Of
war in Japan because the Japanese
government has failed to guarantee
safe conduct for ship.
WASHINGTON -UP-The Nays
important general board, its duties
and responsibilities greatly in
creased by Americas entry into
the war. had two new members
tolay-Admiral 4. j. Hepburn as
chairman and Admiral Thomas c..
Hart. The board advises the Secre-
tary OF Navy on all matters OF nav.
al policy including recommends.
lions on the number type and de-
sign of vessels. and changes in the
fleet.
NEW YORK-lNS- Lieut.. Gen.
Hugh A Drum, commander
eastern defenses. announced today
that no hostile motive could be
attached to alleged secret ground
markings announced by the frs
al rcommand at Mitchell Field. l.. l..
last Sunday THE three cases in
cluded IN the story released were
reported in March and June Of
this year Gen. Drum said in
prepared statement
WASHINGTON-UP- Chairman
Walter F. George. D., Ga. Of the
Senate Finance Committee appoint
ed threc-man subcommittee to
study plans for simplifying the five
per cent payroll tax in the House.
approved war revenue bill Sens
Bennett c. CLARK, D.. Mo. Peter G.
Gerry. d, r. l.. and John 4. Dana
her. r.. Conn. were named 10 the
group VI ich will report its findings
20 the full committee when IL goes
into executive session later this
month to discuss the $6.27l. 100000
tax measure
WAS HlNGTON Up Chairman
David /. Walsh. D.. Mas. of the
Senate Naval Affairs Committee.
today declined Ssvy Department
request that the committee make
an immediate Investigation OF
charges tlat the Bureau OF ships
Was guilty OF negligence or willful
misconduCt Secretary Ot ri1r Navy
Frank Knox had requested the i'm