The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-31

STOCKHOLM. Sweden-AP -
The Polish national hymn was
heard today being played and sung
over the Russian radio. An an
| nouncer explained that Poles were
fighting with the Russians against
Germany.
SYDNEY, Australia-AP- Sir
Frederick Stewart, minister OF ex-
ternal affairs. announced today he
was negotiating with the Japanese
fasor more liberal treatment of Aus
tralians in Japan in accordance
with the commonwealth treatment
OF japanese.
MADRID-AP-Foreign Minister
Ramon Serrano Suner has given
Italian journalists an interview in
(which ne is quoted as saying that
limited States Intervention in the
war would signify ruin OF the
United States and the world. The
Madrid press printed the interview
under a Rome ateline, saying it
was obtained in Madrid.
LONDON APP - The United
States-built Curtiss P-i0. known to
the British as the Tomshawk, was
credited with destroying Al oppon-
ents in Middle East operations dur
ing a two-month period ending
July 2s, the air ministry news SER
vice said today.
COLUMBUS, DAP Pickets
today patrolled gates to the Timken
Roller Bearing Co. plant, where
spokesman for the CIO-Steel Work.
ers Organization Committee said
strike virtually had halted produc-
ton.
ROME-AP-Italy's expedition
airy Corps has reached its zone of
kassembly on the eastern front" to
e ght with the Germans against
Russia, it was announced officially
today.
controller OF production in the min
istry of information. resigned to-
day. He was appointed March II.
LONDON-AP Iran (Persia)
has replied to British representa-
tions concerning the presence of
Gcrmans in the country but the re-
q is regarded as "by no means
kplete" authoritative circles said
DAY. Informed sources said the
ltion in Iran had improved con-
.derably in the last two weeks but
still was serious enough TO worry
the British government.
BERLIN-AP - DNB, official
German news agency. announced
today in a Helsinski dispatch that
a German civil government had
been introduced for the "Ostland"
region comprising the area south
OF the Dvina River conquered in
the war on Soviet Russia.
TOKYO-AP-The National City
Bank opened its doors today for the
first time since the japanese gov
ernment's order freezing United
States credits went into effect Sat
urday. Finance Ministry officials
said they had been examining the
banks books.
WASHINGTON-UP- The Fed
eral Communications Commission
called operators of two competing
l. Charleston, S. c., radio stations to
testify today in its hearing to de-
termine a policy on the issuance OF
broadcasting licenses to newspa-
pers, L. D. Lloyd. special counsel
for the commission. said John Riv.
ers, of non-newspaper station
sc, end Robert Z. Bradham and
H. T. MCGEE of ewspaper-operated
WILMA will testify on "the compe-
titive situation" in Charleston.
LONDON-UP-Maj. Sir Herbert
Paul Latham. SO, conservative mem.
Der Of parliament and officer in
the royal engineers. has been de-
tained for court martial for alleged
offenses against military law, it
was announced today.
BERLIN ms - Two high
ranking German officials. field
marshal Wilhelp Keitel. chief OF
the German supreme command.
and interior minister Wilhelm
Frick. have lost their sons in &C.
tion on the Russian front, an Of
fetal announcement said today.
LONDON-UP- The Daily Her.
aid said today 1t had learned that
Franz Won WerrS Nazi aviator
who escaped from a Canadian pris-
on camp and jumped bail in the
United States, has been killed in
combat on the Russian front. The
Herald gave no details OF Won
1Werra's alleged death.
ROME-AP- Under a special
agreement with the Italian gov
eminent Albanian authorities
have taken over the affairs OF
their country, it was announced
officially today.
u BERLIN AP Authorized
sources announced today that
German submarines sank five ad
ditional vessels in the British
convoy which was reported at.
tackled Tuesday. bringing the to-
tai loss to "a merchant ships with
total tonnage of 10000 tons.
\ MADRiD-AP- Representatives
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