The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-04-01


from the air is the latest method
oil helping America win the war.
Jack Villas, Illinois wing command
er OF the Civil Air Patrol, an
nounced today that 1000 cap pi-
lots are flying over every square
mile OF Illinois at their own ex.
pense-spotting junked farm ma
chinery and automobiles.
LANSING, Mich. - ms
State police were called to the
Boys Vocational School at Lam
sing today when riotine broke
out following the escape during
the night and early morning Of
IS to II boys who are believed
to have stolen at least three
automobiles. Five Of the boys
who escaped were captured by
Lansing police less than a mile
from the school. The cause Of
the rloting was not immediate
~ known.
LOS ANGELES Clarence
Yeu mess attendant first class.
presided today at the nations
most exclusive naval recruiting
station-it is for Chinese only.
The new station, with Neu in
charge was established by the
Navy Department for a special
recruiting drive. It is in the old
Los Angeles Chinatown.
WASHINGToN-lNS - Ma
tonal draft headquarters today
ordered local draft boards 10
Immediately classify the 9,ooo,-
600 men who registered on
Feb. rs so that they can be
used TO I'LL May and June quo
tas, II necessary. They COM
prise youths 20 years old, and
men from 36 TO As, inclusive.
They were registered Feb. is,
and given order numbers in the
national lottery March II.
MEXICO CITY-INS- Military
authorities in Tampico were ad-
vised today that three American
Army officers were killed when
their plane crashed near Villa
ALBANIA, state OF Tamaulipas, 100
miles north OF Tampico.
NEW YORK-INS- Many fac
tory fires are caused by "boobs'
not sabotage. Magistrate Frank
Giorgfo charged today as he fined
six men SIS each for smoking Gig
arettes in a Long Island city war
plant.
LONDON-INS- Northern Ire
land authorities are expected to
ban the marriages OF Ulster girls
and members OF the AEF. the
Daily Mail said today. The news
paper reported that many Ameri-
can soldiers had already become
engaged. but none are likely to be
permitted to marry until L. S.
authorities in Washington reach
q decision on policies.
LONDON-INS- Four German
soldiers were killed and so others
imprisoned as a result of a clash
between Nazi troops and officers
stationed in barracks at Pardu-
bice, Bohemia, Czechoslavak Cir
Giles in London said today. The
German troops mut;nied against
their officers after complaining OF
the inferior quality Of the food
served to them, 1t was said.
LONDON ms The United
States and British governments
made parallel representations to
the Holy See prior TO the Vati-
cans acceptance OF a Japanese
envoy, authorities disclosed today.
The British minister asked the
Holy See to consider how this ac-
tion might be interpreted abroad
in the light OF the treacherous ia
panese war strategy and the afro
cities perpetrated at Hong Kong
PORTLAND. Ore.-UP- Film
Star Lew Ayres, very happy" be-
cause he chose 10 be classed as a
conscientious objector to war, ar
rives here today en- route to the
Cascade Locks Camp where he will
be assigned TO non-combatant
work for the duration of the war.
The camp, 80 miles east OF Port
land on the northern edge of Ore
gon. is operated under supervision
OF the Brethren and Mennonite
Churches.
ANKARA-INS-- The food prob
lem in Germany has grown so SER
ious that the most notorious black
market in Europe has come into
existence in Berlin. neutral tray
elers arriving in Turkey asserted
today.
WASHINGTON - ms - Presl-
cent Roosevelt called the newly
created Pacific war council to the
White House today for the first
time to give Australia, New Zea.
land. China, the Netherlands and
Canada the full and formal repre-
sentation they have been so ur.
gently demanding around the STRAIT.
egy tables OF the United States
and Great Britain.
ELIZABETH CITY. N. GINS
The Navy today commissioned a
new base for lighter.than-air ships
at Elizabeth City, marking an
other move in the determination
10 wipe out the Axis submarine
menace along the Atlantic coast.
LANSlNG-AP-The subject OF
abandoning or relaxing the law
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