The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1940-09-11

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muda to Lisbon. Portugal. omit
ting the usual stop at Horta, the
Azores, where bad weather and
ground swells have hampered OPP
erations in the past.
WASHINGTON-AP- Keen po-
litical interest centered today on
President Roosevelt's address to
til internationa. teamsters con-
vention--an address announced
b. his press secretary as Tin all
probability . the labor speech
of the campaign. Mr.. Roosevelt
will make the address in Constitu-
ton Hall tonight from $50 to 10
p. m, E.S.TD. but he said to re-
porters Tuesday that no one would
be able to tell whether II was
political even after it had been de-
liyered.
PHILADELPHIA-AP- Endors-
ing a proposal for a single six year
term for future Presidents, the res
olutions committee put before the
American Bar Association today an
issue which many predicted would
bring on the most furious debate
in the organizations So year his
tory. Before agreeing on the six
year term, the committee voted
down a resolution condemning a
presidential third term. 1t was
announced, however, that the 5000
delegates to the annual conven-
ton would receive both resolutions.
CAIRO ms The city of Tel
Aviv-deep in the interior of
Palestine-today dug out of the
wreckage of a terrible Italian air
raid which left at least $50 IA
talities in its wake.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. -AP -
Good service as a waitress in a
hotel dining room-which includ-
ed keeping curiosity seekers
away from Henry Ford-brought
Ethel Calf, 10, a S46 reward. The
girl found the change after the
81 luncheon check of Ford's party
had been paid. Harry Bennett. per-
sonnet director Of the Ford Motor
Company, said he left the money
purposely" because Miss Gaff had
kept curious persons from dis
turhing the automobile magnate.
LONDON Up A German
aerial torpedo crashed into an east
end London school house filled
with refugees early Tuesday and
killed hundreds of men. women
and children in its single blast,
It was understood today after the
fourth straight night Of German
bombing
VICHY, France-AP- A com
mittee of three members was APP
pointed today to review the cases
OF individuals who have been de- |
prived of their French citizenship
for leaving France without per-
mission OF authorities between May |
10 and June 30--the weeks Of the |
German invasion.
CARNEGIE, Pap Because |
the flag salute is required at Cart
negie High School this year. Wal
ter B. Sterrett, ga year old history .
teacher, resigned, saying the sa-
lutte is a spiritual preparation for
war.
DETROIT-AP-The much talk
ed about Ford six-cylinder engine
is not going to make its appear
ance in the Ford 1871 models at
this time. That's one OF the things
a group Of about 200 newspaper and
trade publication representatives
learned today when they pre-
viewedR the Ford, Mercury and
Lincoln cars for the coming model
season.
BUCHAREST-AP - The first
trainloads OF German refugees
from Soviet-occupied Bessara 5ia
and northern Bucovina. formerly
parts OF Rumania. rolled northward
today toward the Reich from Gala
ii.
VICHY, nce-AP-Former In
terror Minister Georges Mandel,
who gave himself up to French au-
thorities at Meknes. Morocco. has
been brought to France and placed
under guard at the Chateau de
Chazeron near Chatel-Guyon in.
the war blame cases, II was an
nounced officially today.
ROME-AP-- An authoritative
source said today that Prince Ales-
sandro Torlonia. wealthy young
nobleman. had been released after
detention for questioning. Friends
of the Prince. whose mother is the
former Elsie Moore OF New York.
said Tuesday he had been arrested
in roundup Of Italians suspected
OF 'anti-Fascist or defeatist tend.
encies".
WASHlNGTON-AP - Prompt
House action was sought today on
a new nationality code which
sponsors claimed would so drastic
ally tighten" existing naturalization
regulations the Communists. NAILS
and Fascists could not acquire
United States citizenship.