The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-09-08


cast to France that the French
Committee OF National Liberation
has called up all European air
foree leservists" OF the classes Of
1880 through 1884.
PHILADELPHIA ms - The
fourth naval district today inyesti-
gated pieces of wreckage picked up
off Margate, suburb OF Atlantic
City. TO see II they tailed with
specifications OF plane missing
from the Atlantic City Naval Air
Station.
ELIZABETH, n. J.-Despite q
recent L. s. Supreme Court ruling
unfolding Reno divorces, the Eliza
beth chancery court today held
Nevada divorces invalid in New
Jersey. In an action filed by Mir
lam Wolff, former New York show.
girl, the court awarded her sepa-
rate maintainence, and invalidated
a Reno divorce obtained by her
husband. Max Wolf, Red Bank, N.
J., manufacturer.
"a. . .,ai-
CHICAGO-INS-A protest that
the Army's sale OF the Hotel Stew
ems to a Chicago hotel operator was
distinctly not in the public inter-
est" was lodged today with the War
Department. The protest was made
by the Illinois Institute OF Techno-
logy, an unsuccessful bidder for the
hotel, and dispatched to Secretary
OF War Henry L. Stimson. The pro-
test followed the Army's announce
ment that the hotel was sold for
S5,251 900 TO A. S. Kirkeby. opera
tor OF the Drake and Blackstone Ho-
tets in Chicago and six hotels in
other cities.
NEW ORLEANS. La.-INS-De-
tective Joseph Nigurie was exon
Grated today in connection with
the fatal shooting Of Willie Stew
ems, confessed attacker of several
small girls. Stevens was shot to
death by Vigurie in a scuffle inside
a police car last week.
RAPID CITY. s. D.-INS -. Ten
airmen killed when a four-engined
bomber crashed near the Rapid City
Army Airbase Monday night were
identified by Army authorities to-
day. The dead included Second
Lieuts. Walter Duma, co-pilot,
Cleveland. o., and Steven Kosciow,
navigator, Detroit; Staff Sergt.
John w. McCarty. Akron, o.. and
Sergts. Paul II. Eisenhart, Franck-
vile. Pa and Thomas Cox, Fall
River, Mass.
HUNTSVILLE, Ala.-INS-With
flare of their old fighting spirit.
the Alabama Confederate Veterans
at their annual reunion voted TN.
auimously today to aid the govern
me1t in its war effort in any way
possible.
LONDON-INS- The Germans
have decided to defend Paris
street by street" and not declare
the former French capital an open
city in event OF Allied invasion, re-
perts to London morning newspa-
pers said today.
TRINIDAD, Colo.-INS - Two
German army officers, who escaped
from a war prisoner camp near
Trinidad Saturday, were back in
custody today after a motorist Of
fered them a ride and then turned
them over to authorities. The two
escaped officers were captured by
Roy Mitchell who said he saw
them on the highway near Valdez,
Colo, and recognized them as the
two fugitives. After notifying the
sheriff's office he returned to the
highway and offered the men
ride. and then proceeded slowly I'M
til the sheriff overlook them.
CHUNGKING-INS - Japan is
threatening full military occupa-
ton of the Portuguese colony of
Macao, 40 miles southwest of Jap
held British Hong Kong, Chinese
reports said today.
New York-INS-An urgent ap-
peal for federal rent control in the
New York area was reiterated to-
day by Mayor F. II. LaGuardia.
The renewed request was made
through Sylvan Joseph, regional d.
rector of the Office of Price Ad-
ministration.
WASHINGTON - ms - The
Treasury reported today that en-
ployes of General Motors Corp,
Delo.Remy division. Anderson. Ind.
have used their vacation checks to
purchase S43,422 worth of war
bonds.
LOS ANGELES-lNS-Mrs. Ell
len McAdoo Hinshaw, rs, grand
daughter OF President Woodrow
wilson and daughter OF the late
L. S. Senator William Gibbs Nc
Adoo, today sought a divorce from
William Alfred Hinshaw, q. horn
player in a symphony orchestra.
Charging cruelty, Mrs. Hinshaw
asked custody OF a son, William
Gibbs Hinshaw, 2.
NEW YORK-INS-New York's
volunteer War Bond statesmen -
day opened their campaign to put
the third war loan over the top "a
full day ahead OF the official open
Inc NNiih nnarlv q third of the