The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-08-28

ana : were injured seriously ldst
night when a bomb was thrown
in a motion picture theater in the
Paris district OF Clichy as the Ma
tionalist concentration movement
showed an anti-Semitic film TO its
followers, the Berlin radio reported
from Paris today.
ANN ARBoR, Mieh.-lNS-
The eity's major lsundries were
closed today because Ola strike
called by local I27 OF the Inter
national Laundry Workers, AL.
The 100 workers on strike are
seeking a pay hike.
MONTREAL-UP-Two persons
were killed and damage estimated
at more than 100000 was caused
today by an explosion in a black
powder plant at Beloil, Que, that
destroyed two buildings and dam
aged third.
WASHfNGTON-UP-Pan Amer
ican Anyways today had is days 10
show cause why its transatlantic
mail rates should not be reduced by
the Civil Aeronautics Board. CAB
has ordered Pan American to show
why new mail rates, which will
eliminate the lines present sub
sidy, should not be effective retro
actively from last December 10.
BOSTON-INS - State Guard
troops in New England were pre-
pared today for a call to repel i'm
yaders" between midnight tonight
and midnight Sunday in the first
test against imaginary hostile
troops. The purpose is to see how
well prepared the guard is to meet
an actual invasion. Major General
Sherman l.. Miles, in charge OF the
first service command, proposed
the test. Army and Navy are to CO.
operate with the guardsmen.
WASHINGTON-INS-The 1880
ton destroyer lngraham, launched
only IL months ago, today was list
ed as lost the result OF a collision
with another vessel in the Atlantic
during a fog. Announcement that
the vessel had been sunk was made
in the Nays latest communique,
giving a report on developments in
the Solomon Islands battle.
NORTHAMPTON, Mass.-lNS-- J
Uncle Sans first women naval Of |
ficers, 81 of them. reported for
training at the WAVES" school |
at Smith College today. Their in |
PRODUCTION to Navy routine includ- |
ed no march-no eat" edict.
NEW YORK ms tndict- /.
ments on charges of treason-puu- |
ishahle by death-should be sought |
against Americans who have estab- /.
lshed themselves in Axis countries |
as radio propagandists, Oscar r.
Ewing insisted today. Seven of
these broadcasters were described |
as having betrayed their country
for thirty pieces of Axis silver.
N-lNS-De spite predic-
tions to the contrary. there We're NO
hAShS lOh-y VI ODJtNllOh
TO a wartime romance involving a
nephew of King George VI and a
hitherto unknown slim brunette
who has caught his fancy. Gerald |
Lascelles, l9-year old son of the |
Earl of Hardwood and the Prin- |
cess Royal announced last night |
his unofficial engagement to June /
Morris. who is one year his jun
Tor.
LIDO BEACH, n. Y.-UP =
Frank Seiden, owner of the Lido |
Hotel and Country Club complain.
ed today that the Navy had ne.
elected to tell him it was taking
over his sumptuous establishment
FOR a receiving station. Navy
Public Relations officers announced
in New York last night that the
Lido Hotel. its 800 rooms and
baths and les acres. on which is
one Of the best golf courses in the /
United States. would soon be Navy
property for the duration.
NEWARK, y. UP Federal
Bureau of Investigation agents
said today that the biggest drive
ever conducted in New Jersey for
dangerous enemy aliens had result.
ed in more than 100 arrested. and
the seizure of short wave receiving
sets, cameras. binoculars and Axis
propaganda.
CINCINNATI, O.-UP- A mill /
tary policeman killed an Army de
serter on a train at the Cincinnati
Union Terminal early today when
the deserter tried to shoot his
guard with a pistol he had conceal
ed in his trousers The deserters
Army identification tag bore the
name Of w. c. Blythe and. as next
OF kin, Mrs. r. Blythe, l443 Nc.
kinstry Ave, Detroit.
GEN MacARTHUR'S HEAD.
QUARTERS. Australia-UP- The
distinguished service cross was
awarded posthumously- taday-Ay-
Gen. Douglas Macarthur to three
Air Corps heroes who lost their
lives in New Guinea area. Recipi.
ents were First Lieut.. Christian l.
Heron, First Lieut.. Arden NJ.
Ruliscn and Master Sergt. Ray A. d.
Oliver.
WASHlNGTON-CP-The Office
OF Price Administration today set
bicycle quotas for September ra-
tioning at 10000 units. the same
number allotted for August. In ad