The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-09-26
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LANStNG-AP - American In
dian Day was celebrated in Mich.
ivan today. the observance empha-
oized the active role being played
by Indians in the gIobal war and in
civilian defense. Although recently
proclaimed by Governor Van Wag-
oner as a special day reminiscent of
autumnal thanksgiving festivals
held by Indians, no formal celebra-
tons were planned in the state. the
executive office said.
SAN DIEGO. Calif-AP- Comdr
Morton r. Sehsman. executive Off.
Ger OF the carrier Lexington, lost
in the Coral Sea engagement will
leave Monday for Peru Ind. to com.
mand the Nays new naval re-
serve aviation base
LONDON AP- An agreemen.
between Britain and the United
States for a wartime exchange OF
inventions was announced in
white paper today.
WASHINGTON -AP- The De.
partmeut Of Labor announced today
that the labor situation at the pres.
cut time does not uccessitate re
cruliment or employment of wom-
en- who are pregnant or have young
children The department urged
that eNpectant mothers give first
consideration to their own health
and 10 plans for safeguarding The
health and care Of their children.
LONDON-AP-The Dutch Aneta |
News Agency said today that Ger /
man occupation authorities had an
nounced compulsory labor service .
for all Netherlands youth, starting .
with Joys : years old. The an /
nouncement was made. the agency /
said, over the Nazis' Brussels radio |
but the German-contrOlled Neither |
lands radio has omitted any men
ton OF It so far.
QUINCY Mast P-The Y. 6.
s. Lexington, the second aircraft
carrier TO he launched by the Navy
since the bombing OF Pearl Hlrbor.
will slide down the ways Of the
Fore River Shipbuilding Company
here today. 1t is the fifth American
naval vessel bearing the name of
Lexington and the second carrier
The first carrier Lexington sank
from internal explosions Hhile
limping back to port after sustain.
ing damage in the battle OF the
Coral Sea.
WASHINGTON-AP-Convnced
that the Army and Navy Relief
Societies have adequate funds for
the present, President Rooseyelts
board for war relief control today
banned furtho; benefit shows after
Nov Is unless they are controlled
by service personnel.
NiiIN RGO A - ! ne auditor !
FUN block, for decades the meet
iEG place of leaders in the arts
and public life was turned over
10 Private Peter Pink and his
pals today. The historic theater.
hotel and office building where
the greats since 1889 have per
formed and resided became an.
other unit OF the Chicago service
mems. center.
MOSCOW-INS Wendell Will ,
kIe. nearing the close Of his tour
of Russia with a visit to a Mos
COW school and factory. will re. I
turn TO the United States with a
dominant impression Of the high
morale OF the Russian army and
Russian people" he said today. d
NEW NORK-INS More than
2oo high police officials in New
York today faced a cleaning up"
by Mayor Fiorelio n. LaGuardia 4
unless they succeed in Kidding the
city Of gamblers. The ultimatum ,
was issued by the mayor al POI
lice headquarters I'm what he term :
cd as family discussion.
CHUNGKING ms American ,
fighter pilots destroyed a probable {
total Of 20 trucks in a neayy aerial /,
assault against japanese mobile ,
columns moving through thiud's
southern Yunnan province Amer f.
lean Army headquarters in China
announced today
CHICAGO-UP- The Nations
ma or railroads RECEIVE demands !
from their incorporating en- !
ployes today. rCopening the wase
ISSUE on which the carriers and
unions were oeadlockod for five
months last year. The demands
we're sent BY the IL incorporating
unions. who asked a minimum wage
OF ~ cents an Iour, wa-e inCreass
OF 20 cents IN hour and q closed
shop for $50 ro0 employees.
WEST POINT y. N.-UP-Mai j.
Gen. Francis q Willy. sup rInteu- d
dent Of the t. : Military Academy. p
announced today that the Cadet i
Corps probably will not attend j.
the annual ArmyNayy football Z
game at Municipal Stadium Nov q
8 because OF transportation diff
entities q