The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-23

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THE WEATHER; Tonight;
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ASHEVILLE, ". GINS Chief
executives, federal officials and
United Nations representatives at
tending the National Governors
Conference in Asheville today were
TO study and discuss additional wa.
problems as the 3-day meeting en-
tered its second day.
loNDON-lNs-The House
OF Commons was told TO-DAY by
Deputy Prime Minister Richard
Clement Attlee that Prime Min
lister Winston Churchill has
been informed that "his pres
enee in this country 10 desired"
HOLLYWOOD - INs-Eric Costa
Hadler, identified as a butler en-
ployed by Barbara Hutton, was in
serious condition from a possible
skull fracture today, assertedly To-
flicted when he was attacked by an
unnamed assailant some time af-
ter a. m" last Sunday morning at
the conclusion OF Enrol Flynn'5
birthday party.
WASHINGTON - lNs-Na-
tonal Seleetlve Service head
quarters disclosed today that
the 5000, 600 youths 1s, 10 and
20 years old, who register for
the draft next Tuesday will be
given their order numbers on
the basis OF their birth dates,
instead Of holding another ma
tional lottery.
BOSTON-lNS-To permit Army
authorities to study sky-glow con-
ditions from the sea. Boston and 56
nearby communities will blackout
tonight. The lights will be doused
for twenty minutes beginning at
1850 p. m. The Army hopes to re-
duce illumination from coastal
cities which silhouette merchant
vessels and makes them easy prey
for enemy submarines.
AN EAST COAST PORT
INS-Eishty-eieht men, Inciud-
Ing some soldiers, were missing
today. the Navy reported, In
one OF the most disastrous sin
gle sinkings since the begin
ming of U-Boat raids within
American waters. Two torpe-
does, dispatched In the space
Of two minutes. destroyed a
medum-sized United States
passenger-freightcr about rs
miles of the coast. All life
boats went down with the
ship.
NEW YORK-INS-Fo the Sec
ond time within a week, a German
American Bund member has COM
mitted suicide while under subpoena
by the federal grand jury In their
investigation of that outlaw organ
iSation.' United States Attorney Ma
thias F. Correa disclosed that
George Schwindl, 43. killed himself
Sunday at his Manhattan apart
ment. Schwindl died Of gas asphyx-
iation.
CARACAS. Venezuels-INS A
rescue squad sought today to re-
cover the wreckage OF an Army
plane in which two American filters
crashed to their death yesterday In
Lake Valencia. Lieut.. P. P. Carter
and Sergt. X. G.. Anderson, instruc-
tors OF group of Venezuelan fly
ing cadets, were victims of the
crash which occurred when the
plane failed TO pull out Of a power
dive.
PRINCETON, n. J.-lNS-Prince-
ton University accepted its first CO.
eds in history today with philosophi-
cal summer calm. Twenty-three
girls have been enrolled in a ten
week course in photogrammetry in
the school Of engineering, which in
cludes map-making. Interpretation
of aerial photographs. and plotting
land surfaces. with special emphasis
on how this knowledge can aid the
war.
In Czechoslovakia $ continuing un-
abated according to a Reuters dis
patch from Stockholm quoting the
Svenska Dagblade:. The newspa-
per said 81 persons were executed
Friday, 2S on Saturday and Is on
Sunday.
NEW RK-INS-United States
Army pilots, flying big freighter
planes. are now carrying supplies
to China from India, and four-en-
gined bombers as well as many
fighter planes have reached China
by iris route. the British radio said
today. according TO CHS.
MISUNDERSTANDING that
wage contract negotiations between
the UAW-CIO and two of Detroit's
largest motor companies, now en-.
gagged solely on war production, may
soon be certified to the War Labor
Board today was scent with the ar
rival OF Federal Labor Conciliator
James F. Dewey.
WASHINGTON. ms - More
than 255,000 persons. representing
an increase of neatly IS per cent,
we're added to federal executive