The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-18


lead in fighting religious and racial
hatreds. A resolution adopted at
the Veterans 4sth annual conven-
ton said recent race riots were
"unquestionably a reflection OF the
eAxis divide and conquer propa.
sanda.'
NEW YoRK-INS- George W.
Dunnican, 46, was the proud holder
today OF the Army Ordnance cita-
ton of merit, one OF only three
: civilians in the New York area 10
Dbe so distinguished. Dunnican, who
is chief engineer of Lehn and Fink
Products Corp, received the award
for redesign OF an ammunition fuse.
OTTAWA-lNS- The RoyarCan-
adam Medical Corps revealed today
that an American nurse serving
a with the RCMC was wounded in the
Sanvasion OF Sicily. She was identi-
fled as Sister Marjorie Rae Adams
OF 255 Virginia Ave, San Mateo,
Cal.
NEW YORK-INS- Mrs. Maria
Powers today held all that a thank
full nation could give her to replace
|. the loss of her son. Mrs. Powers
{ accepted the Congressional Medal
OF Honor-the highest decoration
OF the U. S.-from Admiral Royal
T. Ingersoll, posthumously awarded
to her son, Lieut.. John J. Powers.
Lieut.. Powers was killed in the
battle of the Coral Sea after his
plane sank or damaged four jap
anese ships, among them a Jap air
craft carrier that was definitely
sunk.
RENO, Nev.-lNS-Attorney Har-
Ian Howard revealed today that he
has instituted divorce proceedings
in behalf of Albert w. Dilling, Chi
cago attorney, against Mrs. Eliza
\ beth K. Dilling, author of THE
Red Network" and other books. A
federal grand jury in Washington.
charges Of sedition.
MINNEAPOLIS-UP-A soldier
told authorities today that he left
Camp Polk, La, walked to north
, ern Minnesota and hid in the
woods for year with a % caliber
pistol and two boxes of shells his
only equipment. The soldier, Will
liam ]. Gloke, alias Henry George
Grover, %, OF Sanley, Wis. was
arrested by border patrol officers
at International Falls, MINI. He
said he had lived partly on game
he shot in the woods.
CHICAGO ms A 100000
damage suit was on file today
against three officials OF the Chi
cago Moving Picture Machine OPP
orators Union, Local 10. (AFL).
Louis slider, a former operator,
charged in circuit court that John
Smith, IIal business agent, in.
duced two other officials to de-
prive him OF membership, thus
causing him to lose $4,000 in in
come since 1912.
CHICAGO-INS- The Chicago
Opera Company will not function
this year. the board OF governors
disclosed today following their an
nual meeting. In its place, the
Metropolitan opera Company OF
New York has been invited to
nrovide a two weeks spring season
in the Civic Opera House.
CINCINNATI, 0.-INS-Meckle'
burg Gardens, noted Cincinnati
satery, today felt the heavy hand
of the OPA. The establishment
was forbidden TO serve meat for a
Is day period and processed 1000
for so days, beginning Oct. 1. for
alleged violation OF OPA regula-
tons.
KENOSHA, Wis.-INS- Found
guilty Of violating Wisconsin black
market statutes in the use OF sto-
len gasoline ration coupons, three
factory workers today paid heavy
fines. Edmund Bryski, SO, and
Andrew Kreuser. 80, were fined
a total OF sS0.ss each on four
counts. and Lawrence Kexel, 80,
was fined $65.sS.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. ms
Recognized as he knelt in prayer
before a church altar, German
prisoner OF war who escaped In
ternment was back at Camp
Chafee. Fort Smith, Ark. today.
Michael Hueblnger. S3, who was
captured by United States troops
during the Sicilian campaign. was
recognized by Lewis Classen and
Claude Muzzey. garage men. in the
Charleston. Ark. Catholic Church.
The men had heard radio and
newspaper descriptions OF the
prisoner.
RENO-INS- Gwen Anderson,
New York actress was single again
today with the winning OF a d.
vorce from Helmut Dantine, movie
actor. on charges OF extreme cruel