The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-06-24

federal grand jury conducting a
wholesale investigation OF the
Bund.
lONOON-UP A motion
was introduced in the House OF
Commons today charging the
government with direct re-
sponsibility for he disaster OF
Tobruk".
LOS ANGELES-INS- Charged
with holding secret meetings In
their own language in violation OF
military orders, six alien Japanese
from the Santa Ana assembly cen
ter today were in GU .tody of in.
ternment camp authorities.
WHITE PLAINS. n. Y.-INS -
Rev. DR.. Henry Darlington, pas
tor OF the Episcopal Church of the
Heavenly Rest on Fifth Ave. N.
Y, and chief beneficiary under the
S1,300,000 will of Mrs Anna H.
Patton, will be called as witness
in the efforts OF three relatives OF
Mrs. Patton to set aide he will, at
torneys revealed today.
CHICAGO-INS-Cu3tody OF II
year-old Joan Mile. was given u
her father, Arthur L. Miller, by
Judge Joseph Cabath today after
the girl testified she preferred liv-
ing with her father because her
mother Clara E. Miller. smoked
all the time.
PERTH, traI2-INS - Two
Australians stood convicted today
of charges of conspiring to aid ia
pan after l6-day rial in crimina,
court. The prisoners, members OF
an organization known as Austria
liza First, were Laurence Frederick
Bullock and Charles Leonard VIII
liams. They had been int.rnea
since March 8.
WASHINGTON-INS- A public
Investigation of deferment OF young
government employees from the
draft doomed today as the Tydings
committee studying government
fiscal affairs compiled evidence
Of draft evasion. The committees
survey thus far has disclosed over
5000 deferments of government
workers and has revealed apparent
cliques in some agencies to as
sure that employees can fight the
war in Washington.
OTTAWA-INS- The Canadian
taxpayer received another jolt to-
day as he studied the 1912 bud
get submitted to Parliament by Fl
nance Minister James Ilsley. He
faced new and sitter taxes. which
included compulsory savings,
100 per cent excess profits tax
and heavier taxes on almost all
luxury articles.
MASSACHUSETTS, Rev. Spence
Bunton American born assistant
bishop OF Haiti, today held the dis
tinction of being the first non-Brit-
ish clergyman to serve as bishop
OF Bahama Islands. His designa-
ton last night by the church synod
was regarded as a tribute to the
growing friendship and solidarity
OF Great Britain and the United
States.
HAVANA-INS-Two men sus-
pected OF carrying supplies to Axis
submarines operating in the Carib-
bean, were under arrest today on
orders OF Army intelligence investi-
gators. They were Identified as
Felix Baquero, Clban, of Santa
20 de Cuba, and Nicolas Deutsch,
an Austrian. OF An:illa.
CHESTER, Ill.--INS-The two
day close down of Chester's Stores,
which had the population OF 800
wondering where the food for its
next meal was coming from. was
all off today. the merchants finally
yielding to the demands of the Re-
tail Clerks Union (AFL). With
larders becoming empty throughout
the town. housewives protesting
vehemently and farmers grousing
because they had to take their pro-
duce back home after hauling it to
market, the Merchants Associa-
tion tossed in the sponge and sign
ed a new contract with the union.
VICHY-AP- The MANAGEMENT
OF co Paris apartmer houses ano
Office buildings owned wholly or In
part by Jews was turned over to-
day to Gentle administrators. 9th
er DEGREES promulgated at the same
time named non-.iswisfI managers
TO 1870 Jewish-owned business or
property holdings, including a mum.
Der Of fur shops.
ASHINGTON-TNS Critics OF
Congress were branded today by
the Dies Committee as knowingly
or unknowingly al ling an "organiz-
ed" communistic campaign to dis
credit democratic institutions in the
eyes Of the general public. In a
special report the committee found
that recent barbs med at the leg
islatiye branch of government. in.
Guiding the bundles for congress
men. and "X-cards for congress-