The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-11-12

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WASHINGTON D. c.-The
Supreme Court today granted
the petition Of the NLR5 for
review Of a fifth district Circuit
court decision holding an en-
ployer's refusal to actively bar
gain with a union does not Vio-
late the Wagner Act.
WASHINGTON-AP - Senator
James F. Byrnes DISCO, one of
President Roosevelt's chief legisla-
tive advisers, was advanced today
as a likely candidate for Senate
president pro tempore in a project
ed reorganization of the cham
ber's Democratic machinery. Au
active supporter OF Mr.. Roosevelt
for a third term. Byrnes was ex-
pected to receive strong Admins
tration support for the post If a
contest materialized.
cARTERSVtLLE. Ca ms
Little Murray Upshaw, JrY
who had been missing since
Friday noon iH the mountains
north Of Gainesville, was
found dead today. The body
OF the child was found on the
opposite side Of a mountain
from the farm home Of the
ehild's parents. II could not
be learned Immediately wheth-
er the child had died from ex-
posure or had been slain.
LISBON-AP-President Antonio
Carmona watched anxiously today
the condition of his 2l-year-old
grandson. Oscar Carmona Da Silva
Costa, who was stabbed twice II
the abdomen Monday night when
he attempted to defend the Bishop
of AFiFe from Hfi- East sast Indian WELD
ing a long knife. Police said they
were unable to discover his motive
for the attack.
LONDON INS-Approximately
$4,000 British troops are being held
prisoners OF war in Italy and Ger.
many. War Secretary Anthony Eden
told the House of Commons today.
Eden has Just returned from an in
spection tour OF British defenses IN
the middle east
Observation-Disclosures White
House today announced that Presi-
dent Roosevelt had cancelled his
press conference for this afternoon
because he had no news: that he
had not heard nor had chance as
yet to read Wendell l.. WILKES
radio address; and that sometime
omorrow-weather permitting -
the Chief Executive would start a
four-day rest cruise down the Poto-
mac.
TOKYO UP Admiral Kichisa-
buro Nomura, former foreign minis
ter and leading exponent of Jap
anese-Americana friendship. is to be
appointed ambassador TO the United
States, it was learned today. Nomu-
ra's name had been mentioned for
the post ever since the recall OF
Kensuke Horinouchi.
HONOLULU UP-The national
draft lottery reached Hawaii today.
and Gov. Joseph Poindexter was
scheduled TO draw the first capsule
from a revolving wire container in
the Senate chamber of lolani Pal
ace. Samuel w. King, territorial del
egate to Congress, will draw the
second capsule, and Mayor Charles
Crane OF Honolulu, the third.
OAKLAND Up Torch singer
Helen Morgan was In serious con-
dition at Merritt Hospital today, suf-
fering from an infection OF the up
per respiratory tract. She was
stricken Sunday.
MOSCOW up The British am
bassador, Sir Stafford Grips. con-
ferred Monday with Andrea Vishin-
ski. first vice commissar for foreign
affairs, it was disclosed today.
CHICAGO Senator Gerald
p. Nye, (R) of North Dakota was
under a physicians care in Chi
cago hotel today, suffering from an
attack of grippe. Senator Nye be-
came i'll shortly after his arrival in
the city with his fiancee, Miss Mar
guerite Johnson. and her mother.
Mrs. William F Johnson of Iowa
Falls, Ia.
ROME AP Rumanian Pre-
mier General Ion Antonescu, &C
companied by Fore gn Minister
Prince Costin Sturza. will arrive
here Thursday for visit with Pre-
mier Mussolni and Foreign Minis
ter Count Galeazzo Ciapo. It was
announced officially today.
VICHY. France AP The
French government dissolved to-
day by special decree a group OF
industrial syndical organizations
including the powerful Comite Des
FORCES Steel Trust and the Gen
eral Confederation of Labor.
ROME-AP- Bombing planes
presumed to be British attacked
ltaly's main naval base at laramie
early today. badly damaging one
warship. the Italian high command
reported.
LONDON-AP- Britain lost IS
merchant ships totaling $500 tons
in the week ending November 80.
the admiralty announced today.
other shipping losses that week
were reported as four allied ships
totaling 5.403 tons and one neu
trail ship OF 1883 tons.