The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-02

port said Streicher was accused
OF embezzlins party funds and
had been involved in most IN
savory affairs"
CHICAGO-lNS - One million
two hundred thousand pounds OF
sugar was tied up today by a tenn
porary injunction issued by Federal
Judge John p. Barnes restraining
the CHICAGO Powdered Sugar Mills
from disposins OF the huge stock.
KENOSHA, Wis.-INS Sheriff
Thomas Jester said today Howard
Pofahl. l9-yearold farm hand. had
confessed setting six fires causing
$4,000 damage for the thrill of
seeing the flames
LONDON-INS-Another strong
contingent of Canadian forces has
arrived in England it was disclosed
today. The new arrivals included
many armored crews, British Raj
forces which have trained in Cana
da. and the first group OF Royal
Canadian Air Force Women's AuXil-
larry.
LONDON-INS- Representatives
of Americas armed forces were
scheduled TO parade in London to-
day en- route To the Guildhall where
they will be luncheon guests Of
Lord Mayor Sir John Laurie. The
delegation will include 500 men OF
the Marine Corps, Navy, Army and
Air Corps.
WILLIAMSBURG. Va AP -
Gov. Colgate W Darden. Ir., ad.
Vised the board of visitors OF viii
liam and Mary College today he
planned to recommend to the next
general assembly that fraternities
and sororities be prohibited from
maintaining separate establish
ments for use as living and meeting
quarters. While the governors
statement was limited to the Col
lege Of William and Mary, it was
understood that all institutions OF
aid from the state and now having
fraternities would be affected by
the proposal.
HADDONFIELD, N. JAPAN
explosion in the sky accompanied
by bright flare startled residents
Of South Jersey early today. l. NJ.
Levitt assistant director Of Fels
Planetarium in nearby Philadel.
phis. said the blast possibly was
n mare bolide-a metOrlike frag-
ment Of celestial matter hurting
earthward
BUENOS AIRES -AP- Lieut..
Herbert Drews. a member of the
crew OF the scuttled German peck
et battleship Graf Spec, was held
under police guard in a congress
sional office today as the Argen-
tine congressional investigating
committee sought power from
Congress TO compel interned Ger.
man sailors to testify.
WASHINGTON -AP- As the
world moves into its fourth year
Of war. student-delesate from
many nations convened here to-
day to try their youthful minds at
finding answers to this troubled
planets problems More than 800
delegates. representing 90 nations
and the anti-Fascist movements OF
Germany and Italy, were register
ing for the lnternatjonl Student
Assembly. sponsored by the Inter
ntional Students Service.
MEXICO CfTN-AP- President
Manuel Avila Camacho has named
Gen. Lazaro Cardenas, his prede.
Cessor in the presidency. as his
minister OF national defense for
warning Mexico.
CANBERRA. Australia -AP-
Commerce Minister William J
Scully announced today that Aus
ualians would be compelled to go
without beef two days weekly
soon because beef was urgently
desired for the defense forces In.
creased consumption OF mutton
aud lamb was suggested.
SACRAMENTO. Calf AP -
Federal Judge Martin / Welsh
ruled yesterday the Army was
within its authority on interning
JAMS. both native and foreign born,
in the western defense area.
BERN. Switzerland-AP-A dis
patch from Budapest said today -
persons, mostly young men and
women. were executed by firing
squads after sentence by a Croattan
court martial on charges OF taking
letters. food and medicine to insurg-
ents. Of possessing arms or OF list
ening to the London radio and
spreading anti-Axis reports.
LONDON-INS-Sir Keith Mur.
doch. managing director Of the Mel
bourne Herald. today urged Prime
Minister John Curtin to accept
President Rooseyelts invitation TO
20 10 Washington FOR a conference
on the war situation.
ClNCINNATG-i\S - Answering
criticism of American plane. As
sistant Secretary OF War John J..
Aeeiey= today Observation-Disclosures
Feb. / to Aug. 80. the Army AIT
Force shot down 234 japanese
rTau,- ..tff. T.-ga. II fnu