The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-09

raiding the United States until
now, but Americans can expect
raids in the near future, Mai. Gen.
Ralph Royce, commander OF the
First Air Force, predicted today.
UTICA, y. Y.-lNS- President
Roosevelts War Relief Control
Board stood accused today OF pre-
venting free smokes from getting
10 the armed forces abroad. At tie
convention OF the Veterans OF For.
eign Wars, Frederick ]. Brack, OF
New York, department adjutant.
told delegates that Interference by
the board compelled abandonment
OF the free cigarette and tobacco
plan after 100000 cigarettes had
been shipped abroad
LONDON-AP-A German pro-
duction report, widely at variance
with Allied declarations that heavy
bombings have cut down Reich
factory operations, asserted today.
that both tank and ammunition
output have increased.
NEW YORK --AP- The Asso-
ciated Press, contending there are
major questions of fact at issue.
has asked for an open trial OF the
governments civil antitrust suit
against it in order that testimony
can be presented.
HOLLYWOOD Up Veronica
Lake and her three pound baby
son, born prematurely yesterday,
were doing fine SO far hospital
attendants said today. The baby,
which was not expected until Sep
TENDER, was in an incubator, and
DR.. Raymond McBurney, the film
stars physician, expressed hope
the treatment would be success
full.
PITTSBURGH-INS-The Carne-
gie-lllinois Steel Corp. announced
today that plans to fire four blast
furnaces tomorrow have been can
celed because of the growing short
age OF coal due to wave outlaw
strikes in southwestern Pennsylva-
MIA.
LONDON ms Protesting the
forcible deportation OF French
workers to Germany, a crowd OF
women threw themselves in frons
OF train in Paris. forming a hui
man rampant. dispatches from the
French frontier reported to the
London Daily Mail today.
CHGCAGO-INS-:ames A. Far
ley, former Postmaster General,
stopped briefly in Chicago yester-
day en- route to Mexico on bust
ness trip. At the railroad station,
he spied 1t. Col. James Roosevelt,
son OF the President, with whom
Farley split on the third term issue
in 1910. They exchanged warm
greetings and went their separate
ways.
BROOK. Ind.-UP- Physicians
said today George AIDE, Hoosier
novelist and humorist. was regain
ing the use of his right arm which
was paralyzed when he suffered
stroke recently.
NEW YORK-INS- A $4,000
will written on a torn envelope
was held valid today in Queens
surrogate court. In II words, So
year-old Salvatore Campo signed
the testament last Dec. IS, the day
before he died. in the presence of
witnesses. His wife was named
as beneficiary.
RENO, Nev.-lNS - Visiting
friends at nearby guest ranch,
Mrs. Franklin d. Roosevelt said to-
day she planned to leave in few
days for Seattle to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Boettiger.
RIO DE JANEIRO-INS.- The
complete crew of SO survivors of
the British steamship Vernon City,
adrift seven days after being tor
pedoed in the South Atlantic. have
landed. safely at a North Brazilian
pport, it was revealed today.
PRINCETON. n. J.-TNS-A ma.
tion.wide Protestant mission" on
world order will be undertaken
in the autumn to crystslize public
opinion against isolationism. That
announcement was made today by
John Foster Dulles. chairman of
the Federal Council of Churches
Commission to study the bases of
Just and durable peace. at an
international round table OF Chris
tian leaders.
NEW YORK-INS-The niece
OF the Indian nationalist leader,
Javaharlal Nehru. declared today
that the people OF India are con-
WINGED that Great Britain will new
or grant them independence with
out outside intervention and look
10 America for aid in obtaining
freedom.
sTEUBENViBLE. Ohio-INS -
City crews aided by industrial en-
gineers worked feyerishly today TO
repair main breaks which LETT
Steubenville without water 10 the
wake OF the most disastrous storm
in half a century. Two persons
we're reported dead and about l.00J
homeless. The storm. With a rec.
ord.breaking rainfall Of 6s1 inches
in seven hours late yesterday, de
veloped a flash flood in two city