The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-11-11

CHICAGO ms The states
attorneys office announced today
II would seek a murder indictment
against George II. Hall, Jr, %,
y for the fatal beating OF his two
and a half year old stepson. James
Junes.
NEW YORK-INS- Resignation
OF DR.. Karl l.. Bowman as head OF
the Bellevue Hospital psychiatr.c
division was announced today by
:. city officials. DR.. Bowman has
SNacoepted the post as director OF
psychiatric clinic now being com
pleted in San Francisco.
BOSTON ms Charged with
the fatal shooting OF Is year old
Stella Krupinski, his pretty high
school sweetheart, George Blodglt,
81, plumber, was TO be arraigned
= today in municipal court. Biod-
git. according to the police, con-
fessed that he shot her in his
room yesterday as the climax to a
quarrel over her dating another
fellow. He previously had insisted
for eight hours that the shooting
was accidental, police said.
NEW YORK-INS- Roy Chap
man Andrews, internationally ia
nous explorer. today resigned as
director of the American Museum
Of Natural History.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. ms
Four hundred CLIO maintenance
~ workers at Yale University, who
went out on strike yesterday to
enforce demands for closed shop.
returned to work today pending re-
sumption OF negotiations Nov. IS
between union leaders and uniyer-
sity officials.
NEW YORK-lNS- Radio re-
ejports received at LaGuardia Field
today said the Pan American Air
ways Capetown Clipper. en- route
TO the Belgian Congo on an 1920
mile route proving flight, arrived
at San Juan, Puerto Rico last
night.
NEW YORK-INS-The Interna-
\ tional Missionary Council today an
nounced that $50 American mis-
sionaries will continue their relief
work in China despite the probable
withdrawal OF the United States
Marines from their Far Eastern
cfafinnc The nj mill cnn
tinue their work under the pro-
lection of local authorities, spokes-
y men for the council said.
SANTIAGO, Chile-INS-Gernni-
mo Mendez. leader of Chile's radio
al party, temporarily took charge
OF state affairs today after receiv-
ing executive power from Presi-
dent Pedro Aguirre Cerda, who re-
! linquished the presidency for the
. time being on grounds of Ill health.
RALEIGH, N. GINS - Army
authorities disclosed today that
the pilot was killed and two other
men were injured last night when
a bomber attached to the eighth
bomber squadron crashed near
Raleigh and burned. The officer
y killed was identified as 1t. II. r.
Taylor of the Air Corps Reserve,
who was attached to the third bonn
bardment group at Savannah, Ga
CHICAGO-INS- A deliberate
attempt to sabotage and scuttle
Americas great dairy industry"
n was charged against the govern
: ment today by Rep. August II.
Andersen Of Minnesota. Rep. An
dresen made his charge in a speech
before the 25th meeting OF the Ma
tional Cooperative Milk Producers
Federation, alleging that "the fed
eral oleo standard which permits
the manufacture and sale of a syn
Athetic product as an imitator Of
butter will bring permanent and
serious damage to the dairy indus
try.
LOS ANGELES ms Consoli-
dated Aircraft Corp, was named
defendant today in suit filed by
an English firm involving approx
, pately S750.000 in commissions on
the sale OF POS warplanes ordered
by France but delivered to Eng
land.
LONDON -AP- Marshal Petain.
the French CHER OF state, has re-
ceiyed an annuity of 5000 $4,000
regularly from England despite
ewartime exchange regulations and
breaking of diplomatic relations be
tween London and Vichy, a British
authority said today.
MANlLA-AP- Commonwealth
President Manus' Quezon's two
principal opponents conceded his
k.reelection today even before the
y counting Of ballots started.
JOLIET. Ill.-AP--A mysterious
fire early today gut'ed the plant OF
the Frankfort Sailplane Company
here, destroying FIVE new sail
planes, two Of them owned by the
Army. burning parts for % more
!. and running valuable jigs, dies and
Ppatterns. James J. Smiley, Jr,
president OF the company. estlmat-
ed damage at $4,000.
ROME-UP- An official com
munique said today that Jugosla,
terrorists had hurled three bombs
into a public square at Split (Spa-
y lato) killing one italian soldier
wounding p soldiers and % civil.
lans.