The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-01-05

mer herman American B0nd mem
including Fritz Kuhn. former
national leader. face denaturaliza-
ton proceedings today before Judge
John Bright in Federal Court. The
men are accused Of assuming their
citizenship through insincere oaths
of allegiance.
WEST LONG BRANCH, n. J.
lNS-Students today took over the
jobs OF Mattresses and housemaids
at the Highland Manor school and
Junior College, after more than half
Of the schools employees quit when
notified the new victory tax would
be deducted from their wages.
NEW YORK-lNS- Wendell l..
Willkie maintained today that
China is not getting the aid to
which she is entitled or needs and
'our goi eminent must lind new
ways Of helping her" Willkie, hon.
orary chairman of United China
Relief made the assertion yester-
day in disclosing that American
people gave or pledged $9,293,3
for relief in China during 1912.
WASHINGTON INS-Archbish
op Amleto Giovanni Cicognani, ap-
ostolic delegate to the United States
today announced that Pope Plus
MI has named the Very Rev. Will
liam T. McCarty Of Brooklyn to be
titular bishop of Auea and military
delegate 10 Archbishop Francis ].
Spellman Of New York in the lat
ter's tcapacity as military vicar or
the Army and Navy diocese.
CHICAGO INS-A federal court
jury of seven men and five women
was ready today for the trail OF At
torney Newell Mccartney and two
others in Chicagos first sedition
case since the 1918 armistice. On
trial with Mccartney, 52-year-old
former investigator for the SABBATH
Congressional Committee, are FL
mcr Hartzell, 81, statistician, and
Elmer William Soller, SO, a mimeog-
Tapher.
NEW YORk-INS- Baffled po-
lice tried yainly today to solve the
mysterious Staying Of Dorothy HUI
Der, pretty 23-year-old Ward Bak-
ing Company employe who was
stabbed to death yesterday while
on her way to work. Edward Bres-
lin. assistant district attorney, as
serted the investigation was ham
pered by a scarcity of clues and
lack Of motive.
BERN, Switzerland-AP - The
Vichy radio reported early today
tfit the Germans had imposed a
curfew on the Mediterranean port
of Marseille after a bomb was
thrown at hotel used by the occu
patton forces and that German sol
diers were authorized TO shoot II
they encountered any resistance in
enforcing it.
BERN. Switzerland-AP- In a
new effort TO obtain the cooperation
of Poles. the Germans we're report
cd today 10 have instituted a sys-
tenn of a German food ration and
wage scale for those Poles accept
ed in a new organization OF active
COllabOrators.
MASSENA. y. Y.-AP-At least
seven persons were burned TO death
today after can of gasoline eX-
ploded In a restaurant here, blow
ing out the front wall and enyelop-
ing the one-story building in flames.
WASHINGTON-INS- Sen. w.
Lee ODaniel Cd Tex. today said
that testimony given before spe-
cial Senate committee by heads of
five government agencies bears out
his contention that full use is not
hcinC made of rail transportation
facilities in an effort to ease the
fuel situation.
WASHINGTON-INS-The Brit
ish embassy today entered its third
day without any fuel oil for heat
ing which has forced Lord AMI
Lady Halifax and the entire staff
TO wear ovcrcoats inside the build
ing. The fuel oil tanks at the
embassy ran dry Sunday evening
and because of the oil situation in
Washington they are still empty.
IONDON-INS-A British arm
ed trawler the Lord Nullicld.' g.,
sank the g4l-ton Italian submarine
Emo in a recent running gunhgEt
i'm Mediterranean waters of North
al, Wnunnlnd n
day.
NASHINGTON-lNS - Petro.
Ieum Administrator lckes was re-
ported today to have recommended
to the War Production Board a 80
per cent slash in the present value
Of a. gasoline ration coupons IN
the East.
WASHINGTON-INS-The Unit
ed Nations today jointly promised
TO do their utmost" to return To
the original owners all property
conhscated by the Axis in conquer
ed territories. In a joint declara-
ton. the United States. Is othe.
members of the United Nations,
and the Fighting French national
committee. warned that they "rs-
serve the right to declare invalid
any transfers Of property in the
occupied territories.
WASHtNGTON-NP - Immedi-
ate creation Of United Nations
council to determine as quickly IS
possible" the postwar demands of
this country's allies was endorsed
today by Sen. Wheeler, (D-Montl,