The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-05-10

h4He dHeSSu lOi hcE Duuu mem
bers tomorrow. The defendants
are DIR. Otto Willumeit, former Chi.
eago Bund chief now under sen
tence for espionage, conspiracy and
draft violation; Karl Hermann
Sautter. Carl August Vogl, Frank
Alpsons Schoennagel, Frederick
Ohrt. Friedrich Kiefer, Ernest
Scharf, Hugo Luethje and Mrs.
Irene Matz.
NASHVILLE, Tenn INS-John
l.. Lewis and all those who "coun-
seled. aided or abetted" in the re.
cent work stoppages in the coal
mines were termed today enemies
OF our government" in resolution
adopted by the executive committee
OF the American Legion OF Tennes-
see.
GENEVA. y. Y.-INS Nine.
Chang Kai.Shek. wife Of China's
generalissimo, the only woman
among seven notable persons, to-
day received honorary degrees
from Hobart and Smith Colleges.
OSSINING, n. Y.-INS- James
J. (Jimmy) Hines, former Tam
many Hall leader now serving
ur.to.eight-year term for gamb'
ling conspiracy. will appear before
the parole board tomorrow at~Sing
Sing Prison, it was revealed today.
The hearing will determine wheth'
er he is eligible for parole on June
-, the day on which he will have
completed two years and eight
months Of his sentence.
NEW YORK-INS-With an ao-
sence OF fanfare, the Duke ana
Duchess OF Windsor were in New
York today on combined business
and social visit. The Duke. COVER.
nor-general of the Bahamas. ana
the woman for whom he surren-
dered the British crown were wei
coined at Pennsylvania Station by
] A. NJ. Marjoribanks, British vice
consul in New York
UNITED NATIONS HEADQUAR-
TIERS IN AUSTRALIANS - A
wounded pilot who returned to his
crashed and burning plane - al
though flames threatened momen-
tarily to explode its bomb load-to.
rescue his co-pilot today received
the Soldiers Medal for heroism.
The hero pilot is Capt. Gerald eros
son OF Staten Island. y. Y, who
was seriously wounded during an
air raid over an enemy base III
New Guinea last August, when~
bomb from a Japanese plane eX'
ploded in his own ship, forcing him
10 make a crash landing. ;,
ALLIED HEADQUARTERS IN
NORTH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Leader Lance Wade OF the desert
al. force was revealed today TO
have shot down his 22nd enemy
plane during a sweep over the
northeastern tip OF Tunisia late IN
April. Wade, who is % years Old
and halls from Tucson, Ariz., is nov
tied with Flight Lieut.. Neville r.
Duke in the number OF enemy
planes shot down in the North Al
rican theatere.
HEMPSTEAD, \. Y.-May 10
Mitchell Field army officers today
were investigating the crash OF
fighter plane which resulted in the
death of Lieut.. Robert o. Jamlson'
%, OF Cleveland, o. The plane
struck a grapevine trellis ann
caught fire in The rear OF a Hemp.
stead home. Nearby residents sain
several machine-gun bullets explod'
ed after the crash, but nobody was
hurt.
AUBURN, n. Y.-INS- Several
Auburn retail meat merchants TO-
day were considering inauguration
OF three day work week. The
butchers, pointing out that msat
supplies are scarcely sufficient 10
keen their employees busy for more
than three days. said the plan II
adopted would release many men
for part-time work in war plants
NEW YORK-INS-Joseph NJ.
Schenck was named today as exec
utiye production head of Twenti'
eth Century-Fox Film Corporation.
Spvros Skouras. president OF the
corporation said that Schenck. for
mer board chairman OF the firm
had been signed TO a seven-yea:
contract.
LONDON ms The day OF
Hollands liberation is speedily
approaching, Queen Wilhelmina
told her Nazi oppressed subjects
today in a broadcast marking the
third anniversary OF the German
invasion of her homeland.
IONDON-UP- Radio Algiers
reported today that no Axis ships
had crossed the Sicilian Straits
between Sicily and Tunisia during
the last few days.
ST. LOUIS-AP- The 200 del.
egates to the executive meeting OF
the United Automobile Workers
fCIo) yesterday demanded the
scrapping of the little steel wage
formula or prices set back to sept.
Is, 1912, levels.
LONDON-AP- The Afgiers ra-
do. in a broadcast recorded by
the Associated Press. reported TO-
day that Gen. Henri Giroud had
invited General Charles DeGaulle
10 meet him either at Msrrakesh
or Biskra to discuss plans for
ratification of French forces now