The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-07-16

governor OF long troubled Martin
iaue. that his administration would
Ndo everything possible to assist
the United Nations war effort.
GALESBURG, nls-INS-Nevada
divorces were held valid for the
first time in Illinois today. In rec
ognizing Nevada divorces, the sp-
pellate court at Galesburg based
its decision on a ruling in which
the L. s. Supreme Court last De-
cember held that all other states
must recognize Neyadas six weeks
DEGREES.
CHICAGO ms The funeral
OF Salvatore Sam" Vinci. one-time
guntoter who became a big shot
in the prohibition gangland era,
passed almost unnoticed today.
Vinci died in the county's tubercu-
losis hospital, forgotten man.
. Only a few punches Of flowers and
a few wreaths were placed on his
bier, far cry from the pompous
funerals of his three gangster
brothers. James. Mike and Charles.
One brother, Joseph, survives.
TRENTON ms Servicemen
with a thirst, be they lowly pri-
<yates or commissioned officers,
were out of luck after midnight
under a new curfew order in eff
feet in Trenton today. Sale of
liquor and beer to Army, Navy,
Coast Guard and Marine Corps
personnel after u p. m. has been
forbidden for two months, but
. three days ago it was extended to
officers, Col. Charles F. Stanton.
commander of district 5, Second
Army Service Command. said last
night.
NEW YORK-INS- Lax condi
lions among guards and enemy al
lens informed on Ellis Island in
r New York Harbor were being in
vestigated today by officials o.
the immigration and Naturaliza
ton Service. Four employees
charged with helping William G,
Bishop, former Christian front
leader. smuggle messages out OF
the prison, have already been sus-
j pended.
NEW YORK More than
s1.500,000 worth af Jap property
is being converted TO cash and
turned over to the L. s. Treasury
TO find its way back TO the Nips
IN col. hard steel. Oriental works
!, Of art displayed by the three
branches OF Yamanaka & CO., a
Japanese importing firm with Of
fees in Boston, Chicago and New
York. are being liquidated and
profits taken by the U. s. govern
ment it was revealed today.
IL
y ported today that police Commisar
Ogonesse in the Pointoise depart
ment "a small town 10 miles north
west of Paris) had been slain by q
Uatriot gunman who fred six shots
into his back near his home yester'
day.
ZINC ETnN (naIayol \
/ Up The heaviest earthquake
felt here since 1907 shook the en-
tire island today. Some rural areas
TO the west reported extensive dam
age. No lives were lost. and nc
damage to American property was
reported.
INTERNATIONALLY The Wal
! Relocation Authority today is pre-
pairing to segregate in single
community Japanese evacuees con
sidered hostile to the United States
and to release loyal evacuees fol
Jobs that aid the war effort.
WASHINGTON-UP - Postmas
. ter Genegal Frank G. Walker be
: lieves that the second class mai
rates available particularly TO news
papers and magazines should re
main low because OF their value
to the public"
ALGIERS- Up - Lieut.. Johr
Roosevelt. son OF the President, par
ticipated in the Sicilian operations
the L. S. Army field newspaper
"Stars and Stripes" disclosed TO-DAY
lie was one OF the officers aBoarC
en- American destroyer protecting
the Celia landing. the paper said.
CLINTON, y. Y.-UP- TIL.
ashes of the late Alexander Wool
cott reposed today in a marble cryp
In the little hilltop cemetery a
Hamilton College. his alma mater
About % persons gathered at thu
campus cemetery yesterday 81
Samuel Hopkins Adams. the move
list. termed the committal service
an informal meeting OF a "fev
friends OF Woolcott, thoroughly II
\ keeping with Woolcott's impati
ence with ceremony"
EAST LANSTNG-UP-An aeria
photogrammetry refresher cours'
for professors and instructor
teaching members OF the armet
forces will be held at Michigan
State College August 1918. It wa
/ announced today by Prof. c. L
Brattin. head OF the department o
drawing and design.