The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-24

HOLLY WOOD -AP- Prince Al
eXis Tcherhassky. a former Russian
nobleman, will participate Satur-
day in a nationwide radio appeal
for aid TO Russia's war victims.
BERLlN-AP- Authorized Ger
mans said today that Gen. Charles
De Gaulle's request TO Frenchmen
IN France not to kill Germans in
Dictated that the Frenchmen order
ed shot for two recent assassina-
items of German officers were the
right persons.
ROOSEVELT FIELD, ". Y
INS-Final preparations were be-
Ing made today for the takeoff of
a monoplaue that will make tour
of the east and midwest to raise
funds for Bundles For Britain. The
plane, which will leave Sunday.
was named the Bundle For Britain
Good VIII Filler at a brief ceremony
yesterday. Plotting the ship will
he Barbara Kent, % year old for
mer British war nurse. Helen
Peck. "a. Of Fairfield. Conn. will
be co-pilot and radio operator.
BOMBAY. Indla-AP-A I p. m
a. m. curfew was imposed today
on Bombay following a Hindu-Mos-
lem outbreak last night which re-
HE dea+A-ef-1l-p persons
and injury of AZ
RIO RICO, Mexico-AP- The
Rio Grande changed its course and
tore at the foundation of a new
international bridge today send
ing the 500 inhabitants Of this Mex
lean border village fleeing from
their homes.
SHANGHAI -AP- The Ameri-
can President Lines today quit &C
cepting bookings for passengers
sailing from Shanghai. No further
American liners are to call here
for an indefinite period.
CAIRO, Egypt-AP-The govern.
ment arrested several spectators,
chiefly small-time money changers,
today as shortage Of change con-
tlnued 10 impede business.
KUIBYSHEV. Russia-AP- An
American priest and two American
embassy officials still are in Mos
COW. The Rev Leopold Braun, priest
OF the Catholic Church of ST. Louis
Des Francois, IS the only private
United States citizen still In the
Soviet capital. Llewellyn E. Thomp-
son. Jr., second secretary, and q.
Frederick Reinhardt third secre-
tary Of the United States embassy,
remained with two clerks In charge
of American interests there.
BERLIN-AP-Fe rnand de Brin-
on, French government representa-
tive in Paris, has met German For
eign Minister Joachim Won Ribben-
trop somewhere in the East It
was disclosed today.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-AP 90
George VI. Butcher, q, who inter-
rupted a Yale career to drive an
ambulance for the Free French
army but was prevented from do
ing so by the sinking Of the. Egyp-
tan steamer canaan, was lodged
in police cell today for refusing
to register for the draft.
TOkNO-INS- The new cabinet
OF Premier Hidek Tojo requested
today that a special session OF the
japanese diet ,parliamenD be sum.
moned Nov. Is.
GARY. Ind.-INS Ltead C.
Thorsness. As, Republican candi-
date for chief Justice Of the Chica-
90 municipal court in the Nov.
election. was in serious condition
today from injuries suffered in An
automobile crash in which his com
panion was killed.
CHICAGO ms Private funeral
services were held today for Dr.
Smaller Mathews, IS. dean emeritus
OF the University OF Chicagos Di.
vinity who died yesterday Of a
heart ailment Memorial services
will be held at the university sun
day
WASHINGTON UP - Presi-
dent Franklin D. Roosevelt to-
day jolted New York City and state
Democratic organizations with an
endorsement OF Mayor Fiorello n
LaGuardia. Republican nominee. flr
reelection LaGuardia also pos
sesses the City Fusion. United city
and American Labor party nomina-
lions and Is accused by his TO
litical opponents Of having Corn
munist support. as well.
LONDON-INS- Noel Coward
famous British playwright. com
poser and matinee idol found him
self at odds with wartime fnah-
cial regulations today. Cowa d
obtained an adjournment OF his
case until Nov. 6 after being sum
moncd 10 Mansion House police
court on charge OF purchasing a
5000 United states Treasury bond
but falling 10 make a return there
Of 10 The Bank OF England.