The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-16

today, according to the Exchange
Telegraph Company. that a revo-
luton has broken out in Hondu-
rss. The Mari station said re
ports OF the Honduras revolt EN-
snated from Mexico. 1t was said
that a state OF siege had been de-
clared at the start OF the revolt
against the country's president.
NEW YORK ms A
sweeping investigation Into the
entire administration OF Mayor
Florello laGusrdia was voted
by the New York City Council
today. Moving with unusual
speed the council met at 1901
a. m. and authorized the inves-
- ti1ation by a vote OF 10 to S.
SPRINGFIELD. Ill.-lNS- The
two plants OF the Allis-Chalmers
Co. engaged in vital war work.
were strike bound today follow
ing she walkout OF members OF
the United Mine Workers, Dis
trict so.
BEAUMONT, Toxins Three
angry mobs seeking vengeance for
the assault OF a white woman by a
negro, formed early today in Beau
mont as a widespread search for
the negro was intensified. The
woman, a young housewife, was as.
saulted Tuesday just after she had
J put her children to bed for their
afternoon maps. She told police
she had fed and given work to the
negro after he appeared at her
home.
TOPEKA. Kans.-INS-Alf. NJ.
Landon, 1886 COP presidential
nominee, today sought an outright
change in the L. S. foreign policy.
Advocating the helping hand po-
Icy. rather than what he termed
the "hand-out' policy OF Vice Presi-
DIT Henry Wallace and other Ad-
ministration spokesman, he charg-
ed the country Is making the same
mistakes that have been the
y curse of our soreign policy time
and time again our history
TALLAHASSEE, Fla AP -
State highway patrolmen reported
that Cellos Harrison, 31-year-old
negro awaiting third trial on a
charge OF Staying a white man, was
removed from the Mariana. Fla,
= Jail by four men early today and
y spirited away in an automobile.
Two hours later Harrison had not
been found.
ELIZABETH. n. j ms -
Americans must respect their flag
or soon they will have no flag TO
respect. This. in substance is the
nstand OF New Jersey school officials
In defiance of the L. s. Supreme
court which ruled Monday that no
state can compel its citizens to
salute the National Emblem.
RIIFFALO. N .Y.---1NS=-P rodue.
ton OF sheet steel was curtailed
today at the Bethlehem Steel Com
.pany I.ackawanna plant by strike
OF 1855 men.
WASHINGTON-UP - Federal
Security Administrator Paul V. Nc
Mutt is expected TO announce today
formation of new sports commit.
tee which is believed to be the
governments answer 10 recent de-
gamands for wartime sports coord-
inator.
LONDON ms - German
authorities today were reported re-
versing their harsh policy in occl-
pied Russia. apparently in the hope
OF getting more out of conquered
RussiAns by practicing kindness.
1The new order" in Soviet areas
overrun by the NaZis was announc-
ed by Berlin spokesman, accord
ing TO a London News Chronicle
dispatch quoting the Stockholm
newspaper Tidningen.
MEDBURYPORT. Mass.-tP -
Thirteen year old Edward Dow went
ION trial today for the hammer slay-
ing OF Miss Lydia S. Cook. ~, in
courtroom from which the press and
public were barred because OF his
age. An understood school boy,
Dow is the youngest defendant TO
face the death penalty in Massa'
chusetts history.
" LONDON-UP-Reliable sources
said today that new Niceroy oil
India has been chosen and will be
announced soon. The London News
Chronicle said Sir John Anderson
lord president OF the council and
a strong governor o. Bengal IN
1929. was being mentioned as
the most probable choice to sue
Need Lord LinlithgoE.
CHICAGO - UP-Civilians are
finding it increasingly difficult to
convert their red coupons into beef
astate.by-state survey showed Wed
nesday. and the War Meat Board
nj Chicago disclosed that the Army,
vftoo. is feeling the effects OF the Sc
were beef shortage. The survey
showed that the widespread short
age OF beef was the most critical
OF the nations food scarcities. The
shortage was reported severe in
several heavily populated war cen
ter. and IN general there VAS little
hope of immediate improvement.
- WEST PALM BEACH, Fla.-uP
Ruth L. Ruxton was free today oil
heE husband. William V. c. Ruxton
head of the British-American Ambu-
lance Corps and wealthy New York
financier. following a divorce