The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-10-22

BEhLlN-Af-A DNb dispatch
from Bucharest, Rumsnia. said to-
day a Rumanian court martial at
Chisinau announced the execution
of IS members OF an alleged Boil
sheyist terrorist group.
VlCHY, Franee-UP-Tsrror
lists shot and killed German
y officer al 7:45 p. m. yesterday
in the Boulevard ST. George at
Bordeaux, advlees said today.
MEXICO CITY-AP- Another
link between Great Britain and the
Western Hemisphere was restored
today by the decision OF Britain and
:, Mexico TO resume diplomatic rela-
o lions after a lapse OF more than
three years. Bridging of the break
which resulted from the Cardenas
administrators appropriation OF
foreign-owned oil properties was
acclaimed by Mexican authorities
as symbolizing the united front OF
our two democracies in the present
. crisis
ANKARA. (Delayed)-
AP-The council of ministers or
dered today that all travellers pass.
ing through border defense zones
be escorted and instituted a wide
variety OF other measures to pro-
tect Turkey against espionage.
TOPEKA, Kas.-AP-More rain
fell on Central Kansas today,
threatening TO send already over
flowing streams to new high water
marks in two-month series OF re-
curing floods.
BERLIN - APP - Authoritative
sources stated today that the United
, States embassy had re-approached
the German government regarding
the exchange OF seriously-wounded
British and German prisoners OF
war.
LONDON-lNS- Reuters Brit
ish) news agency reported today
!. that French Chief of State Marshal
Henri Philippe Petain in a radio
broadcast appealed to Frenchmen
TO cease shooting Germans
NEW YORK-INS-New York
shipping circles today reported that
the former American passenger
liner, San Juan. flying the Pana-
manian flag. sank after a blackout
!. collision in the Gulf OF Suez last
July 80. According TO the reports
reaching New York, the S,512-ton
vessel was en- route 10 Alexander.
with American supplies for the
British when the mishap occurred.
Shippers expressed surprise that
the government had not announced
) the three-month-old sinking.
STOCKHOLM-INS Six Com
munist members of the Finnish
Riksdag Parliament have been
arrested according to reports re-
ceived in Stockholm today.
BRUSSELS (Via Berlin) 49, ms
= More death sentences and prison
terms for Belgians accused OF sabo-
tage and anu-German activities
were announced by the Brussels
AstAtunE AOld9 ne HaRtA edlI - "a
bert Charter was sentenced to
death and executed by firing squad
after being convicted of spreading
anti-German pamphlets lin the
D service Of the British.
NEW YORK-INS-Ilene Fore
man Werbacb, a pretty young sec
rotary, today identified Willie
Bloff. labor ear as the man to
whom she handed envelopes con.
tanning money on three occasions
in 1886 IN the New York office Of
. Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc.
Bioff and George F. Browne. presi-
dent Of the International Alliance
OF theatrical Stage Employees. are
on trial in federal court accused OF
having extorted s550.r0 from Hol-
lywood film magnates.
Los ANGELES -UP-Two CT
the strongest earth tremors since
the 1883 disaster in Long Beach
shook a portion Of Southern Cali
fornia late last night, causing scat
tered minor damage but no injuries.
The quakes we're felt few seconds
apart between 1888 and 1888
p. m. psf. They we're Of about
the same intensity.
: KANSAS CITY. Mo.-UP- Ac-
tress Bette Davis awaited clearing
skies today to resume her flying
trip to the side Of her seriously Ill,
pneumonia stricken husband. Artn-
ur Farnsworth. in Minneapolis.
LONDON-AP-The British gov
eminent has approached the United
State on formation of a large-scale
road and railway-making organiza-
tion OF American engineers, an
authoritative source said today. He
said the aim would be to give the
Allies a construction force com
parable to the great Todt organiza.
ton which constructed Germany's
mammoth Notifications on the
western front and the military
highway system.
LOS ANGELES UP-The presi.
dents committee on fair employ
ment practices In defense industry
said today IL had "a clear case Of
discrimination against negroes by
the AL international Association
OF Machinists. Mark Ethridge.
Louisville newspaper publisher and
committee chairman. ordered Har-
vey Brown. International repre-
sentative OF the union. to appear