The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-02-10


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LISBON, Portugal up I'm
confirmed reports circulated in
Madrid today that Generalissimo
Francisco Franco and his pro-
Axis Foreign Minister and bro
ther-in-law, Ramon Serrano Suner,
might leave for Vichy and Berlin
at any hour, according to private
advices received here. According
to the reports, it was believed pos
sible that Franco and Serrano
Suner would leave today.
LONDON UP Several pas
sengers were killed and many in
jured today when a train crashed
d into the rear end Of a standing ex-
press train in Essex county.
BERLIN UP German planes
flew over ReykjaYik. Iceland, Sun
day and machine gunned British
pursuit planes on the air field,
the official news agency asserted
today.
GLASGOW. Scotland -AP-The
death of Teddy Joyce, SO, one Of
the b%est-known dancers and jazz
band leaders in britain. was an
nounced today. Death was due to
spinal fever.
BAHIA BLANCA, Argentina -
AP- Italians and Argentines
used fists. sticks, bottles and
knives Sunday in a riot police said
stemmed from derisive remarks
about Democracy by several sal
lors from Italian merchantmen re-
fuged in Bahia Blanca.
LEWES, Del.-INS-Forty seven
seamen We're rescued and another
was missing and believed lost to-
dey when the $500 ton British
freighter Ramon de Larrinaga.
loaded with a vital war cargo for
Britain, capsized two miles off
shore in Delaware breakwater. The
heavily laden vessel was beached
last night after being towed to the
comparative safety of the lower
Delaware bay by coast guard cut
tiers which went to her assistance
after an SOS appeal Friday night.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. -INS-Ed-
win w. Craig of Radio Station
WSM. Nashville, Chairman of a
committee of rs important indie
p%endently owned radio stations, to-
day had announced establishment
of the Clear Channel b~roadcasting
service, with offices in Washing
ton.
MIAMI, Fla. ms An amend
ment to the national labor rela-
lions act designed to minimize
industrial disputes during the de-
tense emergency will be n of
the principal matters to be con-
sidered at the meeting OF the exc
cutive council Of 10 members Of
the American Federation of
Labor, which opens today.
WASHINGTON, D. c. AP -
Willis Van DeVanter, retired asso-
ciate justice of the Supreme Court
whose life was ended by a heart
attack, will be buried Tuesday in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
NEW YORK-AP-Huge new
type land planes now under on
struction will supplant trans-Atlan-
tic clippers under a plan of Pan
American Always. Company Presi.
dent Juan T. Trippe announced the
projected substitution upon his ar
rival on the trail-blazing Dix e Clip
per. which brought Wendell L.
Willkie from Europe.
VICHY, France-AP- DEGREES
were issued today exempting two
French war veterans from a law
VIII. CHI prevents Jews from holding
public Office. The men are State
Mining Engineer Armand Mayer,
who established the first soil me-
chanics laboratory In France, and
Pierre Lion, mining engineer and
international power expert.
LONDON-AP-Lady Howard OF
Efingham, Hungarian-born wife Of
the heir to the Earl OF Efingham,
was Jailed today under the British
defense of the realm act.
LANSING-AP - DR.. Arthur
hewitt, whose dismissal from the
state health department as direc-
tor OF the bureau Of epidemiology
has become an issue in legislative
circ'es said he would leave today
to take a temporary position in
public health work in Tavares, Fla.
BUDAPEST-INS-Seven thous-
anG suspected Rumania Iron Guard.
list rebels were arrested in Buchar-
est over the week end. 1t was re-
ported in Budapest today. Another
hundred suspects we're arrested at
Zagreb, charged with completely in
last weeks bomb outrage there.
LONDON-INS- Adjudged in
sane, Professor Arthur Lloyd-James,
internationally famous linguistic
expert. today was found guilty OF
the war nerves murder" OF his
well known musician wife, who was
found slain in their hampstead
home Iaut IaRsarr