The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-03-22

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MASHINGTON-INS - Highest
British authorities today are laud-
ing the latest product OF American
designed, longrange- heavy bomb
ers as the best of its type in the
world One OF the new four-en-
gined, long-range bombers, de-
signed by American engineers and
manufactured in an American fac
tory, has been flown across the At
lantic and delivered on British soil
within the past week.
ISTANBUL, Turkey-UP- Cir
cumstantial reports circulted in
Ankara. the capital. today that Tur-
key might soon sign a non-aggres-
sion treaty with Russia. According
TO the reports, which were current
in well-informed quarters. treaty
ould be signed at Ankara by For
eign Minister Sukru Saracooglu and
Alexei Ninagradoy, the Russian
ambassador.
GLASGOW. Scotland -UP-Medi-
cal history yJrs made today by the
survival OF John CormaCk. %, VINO
lay for eight days injured, unable
TO move and without food or water,
in bombed tenement building
and greeted rescuers with a con-
scious grin. At a hospital today he
was reported resting very com
fortably after a good night
NEW YORk-UP- Negotiators
for the Appalachian soft coal op-
orators and the United Mine Work
ers were recessed today for the
week end. with only one week left
TO reach an agreement before the
unions contract expires,
PORT EVERGLADES, Fla. up
President Roosevelt sailed this
morning for a week or ten days Of
fishing in the Gulf Stream under
the protecting guns OF the destroy
er Benson. More than Sc hours after
his original sailing time, the Presi-
dent left Port Everglades harbor
aboard the yacht Potomac, escort
'ed by the Benson.
CHICAGO-UP-Today's report
by the u. S. coast guard said no
ice was visible in the vicinity of
its station at Manistique. Mich.
we're 10 mile per hour north wind
prevailed.
CHICAGO-UP- Organization OF
the Canadian Society of Chicago
ito increase good will and good
neighborliness between the United
States and Canada was announced
today by NJ. b. Palmer Canadian
government trade commissioner
here.
BERLIN-AP- German newspap-
ermen, after a tour of aircraft fac
tories, reported today that. pow
erful Ju-SS dive bombers are roll
ing now out OF assembly plants at
the rate of more than four per day,
adding 10 the Reich's reserve OF
air power.
Il LONDON-AP- The battle for
Cheren, gate to the Eritrean CAPT
tai of AsmaTa. has developed into
fight Of fierce attacks and coun-
ter attacks by British forces and
Italian defenders, authoritative
sources said today.
MACY. Neb-AP- Samples OF
food served at a noon lunch were
analyzed today in an effort 10 ex-
plain The sudden attack OF food
poisoning which afflicted approx
imateiy 175 children at the Macy
fndIan School.
ROME -AP-Authoritatiye sourc.
RS said today Wednesdays report
nthat an unidentified American
ncwspaperman had been injured
in the crash OF British bomber
shot down by Italian fighters over
Albania was erroneous.
WASHINGTON -AP- A produc-
ton schedule to supply Great Brit
ain with some 10000 American
made fighting planes in the next IS
months 1000 Of these under
terms OF the $1,000. 100000 Brit.
fish aid bill-was reported today 10
have been worked out by high ad-
ministration officials.
GREENWICH. Conn.-INs- An
appeal OF his class IA draft CLASH.
fication on medical grounds" has
been filed by Dick Chapman, ma.
tional amateur golf champion. &C
Cording TO an announcement today
by the Greenwich draft board.
BERLIN-U P-German heavy ma.
val units have sung more than
100000 tons OF shipping in recent
operations, Nazi informants assert
ed today.
DETROGT-INS William Davis.
Sc. died in Receiving Hospital to-
day from a heart attack suffered
last night while he was listening
TO a radio broadcast of the Joe
Louis-Abe Simon fight.
SAN FRANCISCO-AP - First
merchant ship OF the war permit.
ted through the British and German
blockades the Johnson Line motor.
ship Brasil sailed for Sweden last
night with a cargo OF foodstuffs and
medicine. The ship. carrying no
passengers. is destined for Gothen-
burg via the Panama Canal.
Surrender OF the
italian garrison at the Iibyan oasis
OF Giarabub. after four months