The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-08


one, two and three.
NORRISToWN, Pap An
inquest into the death OF Lewis
Hutchinson, Jr.. II. will be held
here Tuesday. Coroner W. ]. Rush
ong announced last night, as Della
ware County District Attorney Viii
liam B. McClenachsn quoted VIII
liam Bonner Roosevelt, 1O-year-old
son of Col Elliott Roosevelt and
grandson OF the President, as say.
ing he was holding a 20 caliber
rifle when it discharged, fatally
wounding young Hutchinson.
NEW YORK-AP - Chamber
lains from Imperial Palace have
just completed a tour Of Japanese
war plants as part OF national
drive TO spur armament production,
said a Tokyo broadcast recorded
Commission today.
SANTIAGO, Chile-AP-Vice Ad-
miral Julio Allard Pinto, com.
mander of the Chilean Navy, as
sumed the important post of min
lister of the interior today In
new cabinet named by President
Juan Antonio Rios after a govern
mental crisis which forced him 20
postpone a scheduled trip 10 Wash
ington.
LONDQN-AP-The German ra-
do quoted advices from Tokyo to-
day as saying that Jose Laurel,
commissioner for the interior on
the Philippine executive council,
had been shot in the back while
playing golf last Saturday. Laurel
is. now confined TO a hospital but
his wound is not regarded as dang
erous, said the broadcast. which
was recorded by the Associated
Press.
WASHINGTON ms Disap-
pointment was evidenced in Of
fetal circles in Washington today
over the failure OF the new Argen-
tine military government TO show
greater support for the Allied
cause. The new regimes intima-
ton in It's formal statement that
At intended TO keep Argentina
strictly neutral in the world con
flict led TO fear that there may be
little change in that Latin-Amer
lean Republics foreign policy.
ALBANY. y. Y.-INS- Federal
farm policies are in direct conflict
with the nations war food needs
and food storage has reached a
point where a change in farm pol
icies is necessary, the New York
state Emergency Food Commits
sion reported today. Governor
Thomas E. Dewey said the report
screams OF crisis
WASHINGTON ms Exten-
sion OF the East Coast pleasure
driving ban to the rest of the ma
ton doomed as strong possibility
today as the government moved
against the gasoline black market
J. r. Parten, director OF transpor-
tation for the petroleum admins
'ration for war told a group OF
senator's and representative from
The u eastern states now under
the pleasure driving ban that he
favors such an edict for the en-
tire country.
HOLLYWOOD ms The plot
OF pending court drama thickened
today as the district attorneys Of
flee completed investigation OF all
pre-litigation charges concerning
the paternity suit filed against
screen funnyman Charlie Chaplin
by Joan Barry, %, his erstwhile
protege.
WASHINGTON 60 Up - Gen.
George c. Marshal. L. s. army chief
OF staff, returned yesterday. from
overseas. the war Department an
nounced last night. Marshall had
accompanied Prime Minister Win
ston Churchill TO North Africa for
conferences with American and
British military leaders there, in
Guiding Gen. Dwight ID Eisenhower,
Allied commander in North Al
RIGA.
WASHV\TO\- UP-President
Roosevelt has again assured the
smaller members of the United Ma
tons that they will not be subject
ed to exploitation by the more pow
erful countries after the war. In a
speech to delegates TO the recent
United Nations Food Conference,
Mr.. Roosevelt departed from his
prepared text to interpolate a warn
ing against such exploitation.
CHICAGO-1NS-A row over the
o. new double star possibly weigh
ing one hundred times as much as
the sun was announced today in
the Astrophysicsl Journal. II the
calculations OF the discoverer. DR..
daniel NJ. Pepper, Instructor in as
tronomy at the University Of Chi
cago, are correct, the weight would
be in the neighborhood OF 200 bill
lion billion billion tons.
SAN FRANCISCO-INS 49, Ap-
proach OF unidentified aircraft later
identified as friendly brought %
minute preliminary alert TO the
Los Angeles area yesterday. the
Fourth Army Area announced to-
DAY.
NEW YORK-INs-- A medical