The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-02-19

as unauthorized.
SAN FRANClSCO-INS- There
was no let up on the Pacific Coast
today in the governments wide
spread and effective drive TO elmin-
ate enemy aliens from military
areas and to arrest the dangerous
enemy aliens. FIJI agents, aided
by civilian officers, continued their
raids from the Mexican to the
Canadian border, arresting many
and questioning hundreds.
WASHINGTON - lNS-Sec-
rotary Of War Stmson today
told the world that the United
States is mastering every re-
source to launch full-seale often
siVe warfare in all corners Of
the globe and warned the peo-
pie Of this nation that they can
expect sporadic" Axis attacks
on the coast lines Of the United
States.
LONDON-INS-Catholic clergy
in Poland today were forbidden TO
enter many localities and Polish
Catholic churches were being used
by the Nazis as concert and meeting
halls, the Catholic France" radio
asserted. Catholic organizations
have been banned and the Polish
language cannot be used in relig
ious services, according to the re-
port.
Observation-Disclosures
Issimo Chang kai-Shek has
reached complete agreement in
his talks with Indian leaders
and plans have been made to
build a new and modern Burma
road direct from an Indian port
TO chungkine, II was officially
announced today.
NEW YORK-lNS- Nazi Admiral
Luetzow has admitted in a broad
cast that Germany has been forced
TO weaken her U,5oat forces in the
Atlantic to protect Mediterranean
supply lines to Axis forces in North
Africa, the British radio asserted
today. The broadcast was recorded
by NBC.
NEW YoRK-INS-G Chi
anag KaiSheks armies have scored
new successes in the south OF Upeh
Province, the BIC reported today.
They have captured strategic po-
sitions from the japanese and in
flicted over 400 casualties" the
broadcast, heard by NBC. stated.
Observation-Disclosures
for the defense will take the stand
in district court today to bolster
the denial OF Orman w. Ewing for
mer Democratic national committee
man from Utah. that he criminally
attacked a 19-year-old government
worke last october. The girl testi-
fled that Ewing broke into her bed
room. in a boarding house he now
operates in Washington, and as
saulted her.
WASHlNGTON-INS-Rep Ham
ilton Fish (R) N. y. today said that
he expected to testify tomorrow In
the case OF George Sylvester Vier-
eek, on trial in federal court on
charges of violating the Foreign
Agents Registration Act, and that
be is planning to issue statement
at that. time. Ii is expected that
Fish's statement may answer charg-
Is made by Special Prosecutor Will
liam P. Maloney that he made ar
rangements with Viereck to distrib-
ute copies OF a speech written by
the German propaganda to per-
sons on Fsh's mailing list.
VICHY-INS -Riom was heavily
guarded as precaution against
possible incidents" today as au
thorities assembled for the opening
sc sion OF the trial OF five former
French leaders, accused of leading
the nation into the disastrous war
against Germany.
SAN FRANCISCO -AP- Sew
eral thousand Pacific Northwest
Pulp and Paper workers. not COW
cred by collective bargaining
agreements. will receive five per
cent wage boosts tomorrow. The
increase corresponds to the rise
in living costs since Sept. 10.
based on the average index com.
piled by the L. S. Bureau OF Lab
or Statistics
SEATTLE-AP- Japanese mil
itary books calling for attacks
upon Hawaii. Alaska, the Pacific
coast and The Panama Canal in
April have been turned over TO
government authorities. a Korean
who said he once served on the
Japanese consular staff in Honolu-
Ia related today.
V1CHY. UnOccupied France-AP
The Hungarian parliament has
designated stephan Horthy as per
manent deputy for his father. Ad.
miral Nicholas Horthy. regent Of
Hungary. dispatches from Buda-
pest reported today.
more than 50 ner cent Of the esti-
mated national income on the war
effort during 1871. a spokesman
said today.
RATAVTA-INS - One thousand
elsht hundred native drums have
been distributed H. Batavia to
serve as emergency air raid