The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-21

Social Democrats lost their absO-
lutte majority on the stockholm city
council in regular election yes
terday, preliminary results showed
today, with Communists registering
the greatest gain.
OTTAWA. Ont.-lNS- Loss
OF the Canadian destroyer Of
tawa by enemy action with a
possible death toll OF 112 Of
fieers and men was announced
today by Navy Minister Angus
Macdonald.
GREENCASTLE. Ind Three
Army airmcn from Stout Field. In
dianapolis. are dead today follow
ing the crash Of their twin motored
bombing plane in a field a mile east
of Greencastle. The men were Sec
ond Lieut. Thomas G Murphy 80,
of River Forest. Ill: a former stu
dent at De Fauw University. Green
castle; Second Lieut.. Dudley Mer-
vim Steele, OF stockton. Calf and
Corp. Robert c. Myers, Of Green
Bay. Wis.
OTTAWA INS-Corp. Thomas
John Copeland Of Detroit and Pvt
Lawrence Wallace Holt Of Fern
dale, Mich. members OF Canadian
forces which participated in the
Dieppe raid. who previously had
been listed as missing. are German
prisoners. the National Defense
Ministry revealed today. They were
serving with western Ontario
regiment.
BOSTON Rear Admiral
Frederick c. Sherman. who was IN
command OF the Inflated aircraft
carrier Lexington. lost after the
hattie OF Coral Sea last May. will
deliver the launching address At
Fore River Saturday afternoon
when the famed carriers name
sake slides down the ways. II was
announced today
LONDON-lNS-Three Holland
ers charged with participation in
the Burglary of government food
control office In Beyerwijk, the
Netherlands. have been executed.
the Nazi-controlled Scheveninsen
radio reported today. according to
the Netherlands news agency.
NEW YORK ms Britain's'
new bombs and bombers pack
real wallop The British radio
today, quoted the Swiss newspaper
Basler NachriChten as saying that
vibrations from the Royal AIR
Force raid on Munich Saturday
night were felt in the Swiss city
Of Basic, according to CHS.
TAMPA. Fla. ms Twenty
eight Italians were held by the
Federal Bureau OF Investigation
today following the second major
roundup of aliens in this area
since the United States entered
the war The raid was under the
direction Of Special Agent Il. G,
banner OF the Miami Field Divi.
sion. In addition the IS aliens, the
agents seized number OF short
wave receivers. small arms, am
munition. cameras, movie and
sound equipment
NEW YORK ms Over 10000
dangerous enemy aliens have been
arrested by the FBG and cooperat-
ing law enforcement agencies
since the outbreak OF the war. and
arrests are continuing, J. Edgar
Hoover. director of the FBl today
told a convention Of the lnterna.
iional Association OF Chiefs Of 20
lice.
NEW YORK ms Yankee
Stadium boxes and reserved seats
have been completely sold out for
the World Series, Pres. Ed Barrow
OF the New York club announced
today. The only seats left, Barrow
said. are $4,000 unreserved seats
I'm the stands and another li.Ooo
in the bleachcrs. all of which Will
20 on sale on the days Of the
games to be played in New York.
WASHlNGTON-INS- Pointing
out that increased production Of
anthracite coal Is highly important
this wear because of fuel oil re-
strictions. WPB Chairman Donald
Vi. Nelson today announced ser
les Of four big Army Navy war
production rallies in the anthra-
cite fields to carry to the miners
an appeal for more coar
LONDON ms - \ broadcast
by the Nichy radio today quoted
the Soviet press as reporting that
two more German commanders,
Generals Goetsche and Mack. had
been Killed in action on the Rus
sion front. The report was picked
/ up by Reuters news agency.
DAYTON. O. ms Frank B
| Patrick. - secretary 10 Warren
G. Harding when the late Presi
. dent was senator from Ohio, was
dead today. the victim Of a three
month illness. An old time news
paperman. Patrick also served as
deputy Ohio Insurance commission
or under two governors and work
cd on newspapers IN Canton. o..
Gary. Ind. and Chicago.
SPARTA. WIS. ms Robert
Taylor Bailey. % year old Army
deserter. faced arraignment today
on murder charges for The slayinSs