The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-24

r., States District Court as "a
warning TO all not TO attempt
the smallest act OF sabotage or
traffic reasonably with the enc
my"
LONDON-lNS-Cardinal Alfred
Ildefonse Schuster. Archbishop OF
Milan, has renowned his support
! OF Fascism since the heavy Raj
raids have devastated north Italian
towns, said a dispatch TO Reuter- s
today from the Italian frontier
Since Raj bombs rained on Milan,
the dispatch said, the archbishop
has noticeably avoided contact
with Fascist officials.
,, CHUNGKlNG- ms - Trading
activities in Hong Kong have been
practically paralyzed" since last
months raids on the port by Ame-i-
can bOmbers, the Chungking radio
declared today, quoting reports
from kwantung province The re-
ports said the series of raids caus I'd
heavy damage on the naval docks,
and. on Wowloon on the mainland.
PALO ALTO. Cal.-INS-Armed
with fingerprints. authorities to-
day sought a shipyard worker sus-
pected OF the brutal budgeou
Staying OF an attractive blonde
woman, whose body was discover.
ed in a field near the Stanford
= University campus at Palo Alto.
The victim was tentatively identi-
fled as Bernice Curtis, q. who
came to San Francisco two months
ago from Chicago, and had been
employed at downtown cigar
store stand.
CAMP UPTON. n. Y TNS-An
Z visitors, except those possessing
special permits, will be banned be-
ginning tomorrow afternoon from
Camp Upton. Col, John w. Down
err, commanding officer at the post,
today issued the order which Is
similar to one put in force at Fort
Dix In New Jersey several weeks
- ago.
LAKE CHARLES, La.-AP-Law
enforcement officers were ready
today for Claude f. Cowboy
Henry. escaped Texas convict, If
he should come here to try TO
spring his doomed wife from the
Calcasieu Parish jail. IAN neces-
sary precautions have been taken
: said Sheriff Henry Reid. Jr.. when
notified the 20 year old convicted
slayer had headed toward Louis
lana from Texas prison farm
where he escaped with a compan-
ion Monday.
BOSTON-AP - The torch Stay
\ ing Of a charitable elderly widow
in the kitchen of her apartment
sent police today on search for
a man identified only as having
much blood on his clothing.
This is an atrocious murder.
said Medical Examiner William J.
Brickley when he viewed the body
OF Mrs. Catherine Mckinley, So.
This woman was not only severe
* beaten but she was burned
while alive
CINCINNATI, O.-INS- Found
guilty by a federal court jury Of
The kidnapping OF a l5-year-old girl.
two brothers. Clarence Parsons,
% and Arthur, %, today we're an
1 der sentence OF Is years each.
Sentence was imposed by Judge
John II. Druffel.
NEW YORK-INS - Wendell
Willkie had no comment today on
reports from Toronto that the
Canadian World War Veterans As
-soeiatinn- NiIl -shun an aid-to-Bus-
/ STA rally at which IL will speak
tomorrow night Told also of a
report that the city council q
Toronto had voted to request him
not 10 discuss India or the British
Empire. WHlkie said he could not
comment on that either.
BALTIMORE-INS - Stanley
> Roson. Jr.. 36-year-old son Of the
millionaire New York subway
builder today was seeking a Gi-
Norce In the Maryland courts from
his wife. the former Mary Williams,
pretty Ziegfeld Follies girl
RABAT, MorocCo-lNS-Delay.
ed)-Thc two young sons OF the
, Sultan of Morocco got the thrill
OF their lives today when thsy
were taken for a ride in American
tanks. The youngsters, Crown
Prince Moulay Hassan. -. and
Prince Moulay Abadallah, seveh.
were as happy as couple OF Amen-
can Kids would be II the same privi-
lcge were offered them.
AN EAST COAST PORT-lNS--
A fourmasted Canadian lumber
schooner sank In collision with
merchantmen of the East Coas.
with the loss OF seven lives. the
Navy announced today No 9th r
details were made public but he
seven who persisted represented the
sChooner's entire crew.
WASUINGTON-lNS-The De-
partmcnt of Justice announced d.
day that Jan FaitiB wellsHown
author who wrote out OF tn
Nfrht" had been ordered intprnrd