The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-06-17

tlon AZ Dunklrk ana former
chef at the camp, told the Dies
group that Japanese, Sam
Naasts, actually was boss at
the Interment center. "Miss
Virgil Payne. q social worker.
takes her orders from Nspata",
Best testified. "And Guy Robert
son, project director for the
War Relocation Authority.
takes HE orders from Miss
Payne"
WASHINGTON-INS - Assist
ant Secretary OF State Adolf Berle,
Jr., today is understood TO be con-
trip to London for an exchange OF
views with officials OF the British
foreign office. Reports that Berle
is going to London 10 attend a con-
ference on postwar aviation prob
lens are premature.
OkDON-AP- An Alalers
radio broadcast recorded by the
Associated Press said Turkey
had broken of diplomatic reIs-
tons with the Viehy govern
ment OF France.
COMMUNICATIONS Of a
transatlantic air service by the
Canadian government to transport
military personnel and government
oflcials, will start early in July 4
was revealed today by Clarence
Howe, minister OF munitions.
TAMIMENT. Pa.-INS-A fourth
term Tor President Roosevelt was
urged today by the general execu-
tive board of the United Hatters,
Caps and Military Workers Inter.
national Union. The AFL union in
dorsed the fourth term at their
semi-annual meeting. here. The
executive committee also indorsed
the Wagner-Dingle social security
bill.
NEW YORK--INS- James A.
Cooper a member OF the moral re-
armament group, appeared today
10 have lost his six-month fight TO
win draft deferment Col Arthur
v. McDermott. New York City Sc
1ective Service director, announced
"Wednesday night that he had re-
ceiyed orders from Washington to
proceed with the induction" OF
Cooper.
INN ediately, retail stores may not
deliver any packages weighing less
tnan five pounds or measuring less
than so inches in combined length
and girth anywhere in the eastern
gasoline shortage area.
WASHlNGTON-AP-Loans sv-
eragng from 7S TO SO cents bush
ell on 100000 bushels OF 1912
corn were called in by the War
Food Administration today, eftec-
tive July Is. The VIA said its ac-
tion would force more corn into
normal trade channels.
LONDON =AP-The Rome radio,
in a broadcast recorded by the Asso-
ciated Press. reported today thai
Premier Mussolini had ousted six
more Fascist national councillors in
a continuing shakeup Of the party
leadership.
WILMINGTON. Del. ms A
destroyer escort-the USS Chris
topher-named in honor OF ma
val officer killed in action during
the laps Pearl Hsrbor attack.
will slide down the ways Saturday
~ the bravo Corporation ship
yards in Wilmington.
COLUMBUS, o. ms A Is
year old nursemaid Catherine
Coons. was held A. the detention
home today pending investigation
OF the accidental shooting OF her
IS months old charge Larry Cap
hnger. The child's condition was
grave. The Coons girl said she
found the gun on the bed. and be-
lieving it 10 be toy, pulled the
trigger The bullet struck the
baby who was playing on the bed.
room floor.
LANSING. Mich ms Approx.
fmately 100000 civilians or slight
~ more than one fifth OF Mich.
Eans population have registered
for liquor rationing. the state liz.
nor control commission disclosed
today.
MOSCOW-TNS-The Polish PEG.
pie today had Joseph Stains re-
newed pledge Of support OF Po-
lands independence after the war
In a message TO the Union OF Pol
ish Patriots in the U.S.SR.. the
Moscow radio reported, the Russian
premier said: The Soviet Union
will do everything possible TO
strengthen Russian.Polish friend
ship and assist in every way in the
restoration OF strong, independ-
ent Poland
PITTSBURGH-INS- Vital war
production at the Brseburn Alloy
Tool Steel Companys tarentum
plant was at complete standstll
today for the fourth consecutive day
as company officials reiterated
their determnat not 10 resume
negotiations until the $50 striking
employees returned TO work.
CHICAGO-INS-Maj. Gen. II.
S Aurand. commanding general
OF the Sixth Service Command. an
nounced today he had assigned
troops from the 763rd military DO.