The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-29


OF foreign affairs, Chuichi Phashi
TO General J. c. Pabst Neither
lands minister.
WASHINGTON UP - The
United States lost anosher->cf
It's top.flioht diplomats today
John A. cudahy, who has sub
mtted TO President Roosevelt
his resignation as. ambassador
TO Belgium. His action follows
the resignation Of William c.
Bullitt as ambassador TO
France, and Joseph W. Davies,
former ambassador to Russia
and Belgium, and Hugh Wilson,
former ambassador to Germany,
as special assistants to the Sec
rotary Of State.
FRANKLiNVILLE. y. Y, -AP
friday This cattaraugus coun-
~ village OF 1000 was reported in
danger Of burning out" early TO-
day as firemen sought TO combat
a raging blaze spectators said was
sweeping six buildings in the
downtown area.
WASHINGTON - APP The
treasury disclosed today that the
British government spent s315,-
$4,000 of its American capital as
sets to buy war supplies here dur
ing the first year OF the war, and
at the end still had at least $685.
10000 Of cash on desposit in
American banks.
WASHINGTON - AP- The
possibility of Canada granting the
United States a corridor for a
highway TO Alaska, over which
troops and supplies could be NOV
ed in an emergency, was mention
ed today in speculation on the
terms that might be involved
should any additional American
warships be transferred to Great
Britain.
WASHINGTON -AP- A con-
fidential report, about the length
OF two civil war novels. on the ac-
tiylties OF Harry Bridges, west
coast CLIO leader, was laid before
the department Of justice today
for study.
DENVER 80 AP Having
trouble making enough money?
So is the Denver mint. Although
it is working at capacity-three
shifts seven days a week-the
mint is behind on treasury orders
for the first time since the World
War. Mint officials attribute the in.
creased demand for coins to
Christmas shopping, tax'paying
more coins machines in use and
generally better business.
TOPPENISH, Wash.-AP-Leak
ing gas, set off by some mysterious
spark. was blamed today for the
devastating explosion and fire whicf
killed at least seven persons in
Warehouse-business building here.
INDIANAPOLIS - AP 49, Three
young indianapolis men-two ex
perienced filters and the third a
student Of only a week and half
were killed in an airpiane- collision
over open country northwest OF
here. The victims were Lieut. Rob
ert B. Shank, 81, recent Brooks
Field graduate; Harold King, 80
Civil Aeronautics Authority in.
structor, and his pupil Willard
Kenneth Mount, IS.
NASSAU. Bahamas AP - The
Duke of Windsor made arrange
ments today TO take his American
born Duchess TO Miami next month
Tor a major dental operation. Their
visit in the United States will be
strictly private and they will return
here as soon as the Duchess is able
to travel.
ROME-INS - Foreign reports
that Marshal Pietro Badoglio, TIA
liam army chief of staff. is COM
manding Italian troops in Albania
were denied officially in Rome TO.
day.
PARlS-INS- The famed Sor-
bonnie and other universities in
Paris have been suspended tenn
porarily" as a penalty for student
riots which occurred on Arm st.ce
Day, il was disc osed in Berlin to-
day
HANOI French and Siamese
land and air forces fought Thurs
day on The LispGted Cam1odia and
Laos frontiers. authoritative quar-
ters sad today, but French officials
continued TO hope that hostilities
could be localized.
BERLIN Up Former Heavy
weight champion Max Schmeing
has recovered from a complicated
leg iuIJry s-nered during training
as d parachute trooper, according
10 report from DNB, Oficlal Ger
man news agency.
NEW KENSGNGTON, Pa.-UP-
The 900 CIO union workers OF the
vast New kensington plant of the
Aluminium Company Of America re-
turned TO their Jobs today. ending
a week long strike which tied up
the production of aluminium need
ed for national defense. They ac-
cepted a compromise agreement
worked out by the national defense
advisory commission. company Of
ncials and Philip Murray, the new
president Of the clio.
NEW YORk-INS- a military
g,trl-aT v-oa LrfuU arranged tod az