The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-26

ITHSN dHu OcdSf- company
said to be the worlds largest
producers Of Army trucks.
WILMINGTON, Del.-INS-CIO
Marine and Shipbuilding Union Of
fieials today ordered $50 workers
TO return to their jobs at the
American Car & Foundry Com
pany plant in Wilmington follow
ing an unauthorized walkout in
protest against delay in contract
parleys.
NEW YORK ms Ten Ger
man soldiers were killed by mys.
FERROUS shell explosion in An in
dustrial quarter of Paris, the
British radio reported today. &C
cording TO CHS. British broad
casts also said that seven Bel
gian Nazis we're killed and others
injured in a bomb explosion at
Liege, while the chief of police
district in Brussels was executed
for collaboration in publication Of
an underground newspaper.
LOS ANGELES-INS-"Trouble-
makers" at Japanese reception
centers were warned today that
they will be put out of circula-
ton for the duration" following
the srraignment of five Santa
Anita evacuees on charges OF con-
spring to violate military wartime
orders.
HAVANA-INS-An Axis subma-
rine hi-jacked yachting party and
forced them to obtain provisions
for the crew, the newspaper Prensa
Libre reported today. The subma-
rine surfaced off the northwest
coast OF Cuba and halted the Yacht
on which four prominent Havana
couples were cruising, the account
said.
NEW YORK-INS-Ned T. De-
pinet, former vice president in
charge OF distribution. has been
elected president of RKO Radio
Pictures. Inc, it was announced
today.
HONOLULU-INS- Gov. Joseph
B. Poindexter has ordered all U. s.
currency Withdrawn from circula-
ton and will replace it with a
Hawaiian series" of notes, it was
announced today. The action was
interpreted as precautionary
move in case OF japanese inva-
sion attempt on the islands. The
new currency, which is virtually
script, would be worthless else
where.
NEW YORK-INS - Standard
Oil Company OF New Jersey today
was defendant in a 500, 100000
suit by ten stockholders on n
charge the corporation lost that
amount through its pre-war agree
ments with l. G. Farbenindustrie,
the German chemical trust. Dis
closure that Standard Oil was be-
ing sued resulted when the SO pres
ent and past officers and six Stand
ard affiliates named in the action
filed a motion in supreme court ask
ing that the ten suits be consolidat-
ed into a single case.
SAN JOSE, Cal.-INS-Suppres-
sion of San Jose vice syndicate
that repeatedly furnished soldiers
with civilian clothing so they
could visit disorderly resorts with
out being recognized by military
police was demanded today by fed.
eral authorities.
LOS ANGELES-AP-A passen-
ger train crashed through a burn
ed out bridge near Parker, Ariz.,
on the California state line, late
last night, killing the engineer
fireman, and injuring an undeterm-
ined number of passengers. Santa
Fe officials here said there were
definite indications of sabotage.
TORONTO-AP - More than
5000 delegates to Rotary lnterna-
tionals 33rd convention headed
home today under the injunction or
their new president, Fernando
Carbajal of Lima. Peru, to be IN
the forefront Of those working for
victory and victorious peace.
SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND =
AP-Army camps in southern Eng
land, already bullying with Cana
dian soldiers, made room today for
"a fresh contingent of Dominion
troops landed from convoy escort
ed safely across the Atlantic by
United States warships.
NEW YORK-AP-Retail sales
during the past week were at =
rate 5 to s per cent below a year
ago and well under the levels OF
earlier this year. Dun & Bradstreet.
Inc, reported.
HANOVER. n. H.-AP-PlacinE
more accent on Far Eastern stu
dies. Dartmouth College has APP
pointed Dr. Chan Wing-Tsit OF the
University OF Hawaii to a new post
as lecturer in Chinese culture.
JUAREZ, Mex.-UP-Mrs. Edgar
Rice Burroughs. wife OF the creator
Of Tarzsn and other adventure
characters. Is seeking a divorce
from the writer in civil court here.
judge Xavier Rosas Ceballos dis
closed today.
NEW YORK-INS- The anti.
Nazi short-wave broadcasts which