The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-12-01

framework OF the existing temper
airy contract between the union and
the government.
WAsHlNGToN-lhs- Pres
Ident Roosevelt today vetoed
resolution proelaimlhg Dec. 7,
the anniversary Of Japan's at
tack on Pearl Harbor, az
ARMED Services Honor Day"
with a singing rebuke that
such a day should never be re-
membered by this country a.
dealing In any way with honor.
WASHINGTON INS-Rep. Ger
aid lands (R) Ind, told Congress
today that q million cases OF
canned fruits and vegetables were
lost this year due TO delays and
bungling bureaucrats." The con-
gresham, a member OF the Repub-
lican Congressional Food Study
Committee, demanded an immedi-
ate investigation OF Americas food
picture Ito assure ample food for
our armed forces, our people on the
home front and our associates in
this war"
NEW HORk-INS- Ford
ham University announced to-
day that the Fordham selsmo-
graph had recorded four earth
a. II
intensity. The first two Shocks.
which came at 2:3o:35 q. m.
and 2:36:15 a. m. EWT, were
about $500 miles from New
York and seemed to originate
in the vicinity Of the Dutch
East Indies, Fordham said.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF War Henry L. Stimson was dis
closed today to be strongly opposed
10 legislation providing for the pro-
motion OF American war prisoners
captured in the philippines, Wake
and Guam on the grounds that such
a step might be construed as estao-
fishing "a reward for being cap
tured.
LONDON ms The Daily
Sketch, in a dispatch from lstan-
bul, today said that reports from
Hungary declare Franz Won Papen
has become Nazi foreign minister
10 succeed Joachim Won Ribbentrop.
Ribbentrop's resignation, because
OF differences with Nazi generals.
was reported yesterday by the
newspaper La Suisse, from Zurich.
Ribbentrop was said in the Swiss
dispatch to have resigned due to
action by German generals taken
on the ground of differences re-
garding Nazi policy in northeastern
Europe"
WASHINGTON ms = Con-
gfeAs today appeared on the Tefgs
OF declaring legal an eight-cent-an-
hour pay boost for one million. 100
thousand incorporating railroad
workers over the vigorous objection
OF Economic Sterilization Director
Fred NJ. Vinson. The Senate Inter
state Commerce Committee, which
unanimously approved the Truman
resolution to this effect, prepared
formal report to the Senate in sup
port OF its action.
NEW YORK-INS- Government
"fumbling in impeding coopera-
ton between labor and manage
ment was denounced today by
James +. Lincoln, president Of the
Lincoln Electric Co., Of Cleveland,
o. Lincoln urged incentive pay
ment TO workers in an address TO
the annual meeting OF the Ameri-
can Society OF Mechanical Engi-
neers in New York.
HOLLYWOOD. Cal.-INS- nj
ness contracted in a Nazi concen-
tration camp four years ago sent
Mrs. Richard Rosson, wife OF the
Hollywood film director, to hos
pital today in a serious condition.
Mrs. Rosson and her husband were
arrested by the Nazis in 1889 when
they were in Austria filming back
grounds for a motion picture. They
spent considerable time in concen-
tration camps before their release
uld be effected.
HOLLYWOOD-INS - Prepare
tions were being made today TO re-
move movie actress Bonita Gran
Vile to a hospital from her home
unless she shows signs OF recover
ing from incipient pneumonia with
which she was stricken. Her ply
stefan, DR.. Thomas Hearn, said the
actress last night was running a
high fever.
NEW YORK-INS-Two dozen
civilian employees Of the New York
Navy Yard at Brooklyn were &C
cused today Of claiming pay for as
much as 10 TO IL hours work
day when in reality they had work
ed fewer hours or not at all. The
"a were jointly indicted on charges
OF conspiracy to defraud the gov
eminent and we're also named in
individual true bills listing 1.-The
same charges.
PHII.ADELPHIA-INS - Cramp
Shipbuilding Company. which has
been beset with a series OF labor
disputes since last summer. SUI
fered another setback on the labor
front today when so OF the yards
1900 welders refused to report for
work.