The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-07-26

on t0o btoSN eSSHaHbS hSSey
with some shares dropping a.
much a. five shllIlnas lone dol
Iar). IndustrlaIs and home
rails were particularly ssnsl-
tive. The Labor party had sd-
Voestsd naturalization Of
heavy Industry.
NEW YORK ms The body OF
Miss Eleanora West, 90, who was
burned fatally Tuesday when a bed
caught fire in the RitZ'Carlton Ho-
tel. was shipped to her home in
Dayton. o., today.
LINCOLN ARMY AIR FIELD,
Neb.-UP-Capt. Stanley Jones, AZ,
Utica, N. Y, today was absolved Of
charges that he failed to prevent or
investigate the mistreatment of
military prisoners at the Lincoln
Army Airfield guardhouse. A sew
en- man court martial voted unani-
mously for Acquittal.
DETROIT -AP- International
officers OF the United Automobile
(CIO) sought today to settle diff
ferences with the Packard Motor
Car Co. which yesterday prompted
the company to suspend relations
with UAW-CIO Local 100. A tenn
porary truce providing for retention
of the company.union contract was
reached several hours after the sus-
pension was announced.
AUGUSTA. Ga.-AP-An earth
tremor was felt in this area at $3.50
a. m. today. The shock lasted only
a few seconds and no property
damage was reported. Several res
idents on the edge OF town report
ed houses vibrated from the move
ment.
DETROIT -AP- The oft-rumor-
ed entry Of Henry J. Kaiser, West
Coast shipbuilder, into the automo-
bile field became a fact today with
announcement that he and Joseph
W. Frazer, president of Graham
Paige Motors Corporation had eff
fected a partnership for low and
medium priced automobile.
PARIS -AP- Prose cutor Andre
Mornet attempted to speed up the
trial OF aged Marshal Petain-
drawn out as witnesses. jurors and
attorneys delved into secrets Of
Frances past-by announcing that
he planned to cram through the
testimony OF four witnesses today.
Whitehaired Jules Jeanneney. for
mer president of the French Senate
and now minister of state; former
Chamber of Deputies President
Edouard Herriot; diplomat Charles
Roux, and another unidentified wit
ness are scheduled to testify.
PARIS-INS - Eleven persons
were reported arrested today after
a fairly large quantity Of explosives
were seized in a police raid on the
headquarters of a band allegedly
engaged 1 anti-Semite and anti
Communist activities.
NEW YORK-INS - The we'd
ding OF Mary Howard, actress, and
Alfred De Liagre, Jr.. Broadway
producer OF hits such as the Voice
of the Turtle, came as a surprise
TO Broadway and Park Avenue to-
day.
KINGSTON, Jamaica-INS-The
continued strike OF lockers in the
Port OF Kingston, West Indies
Island OF Jamaica, today forced a
Royal Mail Ines ship to sail for
Britain without its cargo. The
2,400.ton cargo which the ship was
to carry consisted of sugar, coffee,
honey and fruit juices valued at
100000.
NEW YORK-INS-Pla were
revealed today for construction OF
the nations second largest indus.
lTldl DullulHSg ulluS all illuOOi
three-quarter mile highway per
hitting trucks to drive directly to
anytof Its 13 floors. The is mil
lion dollar structure, to be built
in downtown New York as soon
as materials are available. will be
second in size in its class only 10
Chicagos mammoth merchandise
mart.
MUSKEGON-Mrs. Helen Mar
tin, 81, Chicago. camp mother al
Blue Lakes Camp Hardy. today
awaited sentence for assault and
battery after pleading guilty to Sc
yerely beating seven-year-old
camper. The boy allegedly violated
minor camp rules.
FLINT-Deputy Sheriff Anthony
spsyer, So, today sought a man
slaughter warrant for Kenneth G.
Shell, 35, who allegedly drove his
car past a red light Sunday, strik
ing Deputy Sheriff James Gran
atom SnavAr and two others Gran