The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-07-19

removal to Detroit to face a
charge of ~embezzling $500 from
the st. Claire Shores, Mich, post
office. a month ago.
BERN, Switzerland - AP-Ger-
man-Swiss commercial negotiations
we're concluded today, after pro-
longed discussions, with the signing
OF an agreement extending until the
end of 1912 the clearing arrange
ment between the two countries.
sVICHY, Unoccupied France-AP
The French government forbade
today expectation of works of art or
historic articles without special
permit from the secretary of educa-
ton.
VICHY. France-AP-The mill
tary tribunal at Clermont Ferrand
today passed sentences In absentia
ranging from death to 10 years i'm
prisonment on 1913 followers OF the
Free French leader. Gen. Charles
de Gaulle.
MANZANILLO, Mexico APP
The Japanese steamer Takaka Maru
was out to sea today after leaving
behind on a dock here 800 tons of
lead which port authorities forbade
her to load in compliance with Next
cos recent agreement to sell sur
plus war essentials only to the Unit
ed States and other Western Hem
isphere republics.
HONGKONG-AP-Dr. Wei Tao
Ming, new Chinese ambassador to
Vichy, sailed for the United States
today en- route to France.
HOLLYWOOD ms Charging
cruelty, which included a slap in the
face during a slight argument, "
Heather Angel, British screen act
ress, today had secured a divorce
from Ralph Forbes, stage and screen
actor.
Los ANGELES ms Funeral
services were being arranged today
for Mrs. Lois A. Pantages, 81, widow
of the late theater magnate, Alexan-
der Pantages. who died OF a heart
attack while swimming Friday at
Catalina Island.
SUPERIOR, Wis ms The
thousands OF Catholics in the is
northern Wisconsin counties COM
prising the superior diocese of the
Cafhnlf0 Chnrnh tndoU annrn cd tho
death of their bishop, the Most Rev.
Theodore H. Reverman, So.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mill.
tary dispatches today reported
new clashes between Chinese gov
eminent and Chinese Communist
troops. this time in southeast
Shansi and Shantung provinces Of
North China.
SYDNEY, Australia-AP-P. c.
Spender, Australian army minister,
announced today that Australian
casualties in the Syrian campaign
were 1852, including 297 killed.
TOKYO-AP-Kumataro Honda,
ambassador to the Japanese-spon-
sored Chinese government Nan
king, and Vice Minister Chuichi
Ohashi submitted their resigna-
tions today to the new foreign min.
lister, Admiral Teipiro Toyoda.
NEW YORK-INS- The Berlin
radio reported today that Bella
Kuhn. leader of the Bolshevist re-
gime in Hungary in 1919, has fallen
into the hands of counter-revolu-
tionary U%krainians.
LONDON ms A Stockholm
dispatch to the London Daily Tele-
graph today said it was reported
reliably from Berlin that German
General Guderian. organizer of the
Reich's Panzer divisions, had been
killed in the Russo-German fighting
around Luck.
SEMINOLE, Okla.-AP-A spec.
tacular oil refinery fire, believed set
off by sparks from an automobile.
killed two persons. injured three
others and destroyed the plant dis
tillery and six nearby homes last
night.
tqGAMP ROBINSON, Ark APP
Officers and enlisted men of the
35th Division are forbidden to give
interviews without approval of the
divisions press section. The Little
Rock Gazette says the order was
issued the day after arrival of the
10th quartermaster's "Doghouse"
battalion from IFS recent disciplin-
AIRY hike from Memphis. The hike
was ordered by 1t. Gen. Ben Lear,
Second Army commander, after bat
talon members hailed some shorts
clad girls on a Memphis golf course
where the general was playing.
OMAHA AP-A three alarm fire
destroyed the Fuchs Machinery and
Supply Company at Eleventh and
Fsrnam SITS. early today and
threatened nearby buildings.
EYOTA, Minn.-Eyota doesn't
owe an iota. This small southern
Minnesota village is free OF munich
pal debt after paying $4,000. the last
installment on its $4,000 well and
pump contracted for a year and a
half ago.