The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1941-06-04


will be trained at local fire
stations are being drawn from the
American Legion, city employees
and the Civil Service.
PHILADELPHIA -AP- JOSEPH
Walker Wear, "a, Philadelphia in
vestment banker and international
~ known for his tennis activities
died in jefferson Hospital toda!
+ OF blood infection.
LOS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
concerning charges OF misconduct
brought against Marion Talley by
her estranged hus band, Adolph G
Eckstrom, has been ruled out oil
her divorce suit on the ground II
already has been adjudicated by a
!. New York court,
CHICAGO AP - Ofhcers and
committees OF IA railroad labor or
plantations having 100000 mem
bers assembled today to prepare a
wage increase demand for submis'
sion to the nations major carriers,
LOS ANGELES-AP-Mrs. Lii
liam Brummel has divorce from
her 4S-year-old salesman husband,
Samuel Brummel, who testified she
rented him to another woman for
q year for $4,000. Granting Mrs,
Brummel the divorce, Superior
Judge Protein Harry F. Sewell
held Brummel was not en-
titled to share the $4,000 which
Mrs. Norma Peppin paid his wife
CHICAGO-INS-Three hundred
and fifty draftees were under quar-
antine today at the Fort Sheridan
induction center as a result OF the
outbreak of eight cases of scarlet
fever there in three days. The
quarantine was described as mere
Iy precautionary" by officers. Until
1t is lifted, drGftees slated for in
duction at Fort Sheridan will be
sent to Camp Grant, Ill, and
Camp Custer, Mich.
l. r
Michigan Supreme Court Justice
Thomas F. McAllister of Grand
Rapids, was to be sworn in today
as a member OF the sixth United
States Circuit Court of Appeals.
ROME-INS - Premier LasZlo
Bardossy of Hungary arrived In
Rome on an official courtesy visit
today and had lunch with King
Victor Emmanuel He was sche-
duled to talk during the after
noon with Premier Mussolini and
Foreign Minister Count Galeazzo
Clano, both of w1om met him at
the station.
CHICAGO-INS-As a national
defense measure, Mayor Edward
]. Kelly prepared today to make
a formal appeal to Chicagoans 20
conserve water. Il am not asking
people to decrease or stop the legi-
innate use OF water" the mayor
said, 'but the city has a right to
ask that people stop wasting water.
National defense authorities say
there will be a great lack of water
for use in factories unless it is
conserved"
MELBOURNE, Australia ms
Australian Army Minister P. c.
Spender estimated today that 6,4S6
Australian troops had been sent to
Crete to defend the island against
attack. or this number, he said,
1887. including 21S wounded, so
far have been reported evacuated.
LONDON-INS - The London
Evening News reported today that
a verdict OF suicide while temper
arily insane" was handed down at
secret inquest following the
death OF 1t. Comdr. Walter Ray
mond Jones, assistant L. S. naval
attache in London.
WASHINGTON-UP-The ma
tional debt today passed the s4s..
600 900 900 mark. The daily Treas.
ury report placed the debt at s4S.-
1913, 533. 938.0S. an increase of more
than 1872 100000 since yesterday s
accounting. The gain was caused by
defense spending and borrowing
through defense savings bonds.
SAN DIEGO, al.-UP-Investi.
gators today scrutlnized for sabo.
tsge a wing and the fuselage OF a
four motored "liberator" bomber.
built for Britain, which crashed
into San Diego bay and killed five
men. The Federal Bureau OF In.
vestigatlon. inspectors for Con.
solidated Aircraft Corporation, Of
ficials OF the British Purchasing
Commission. and Army examiners
conducted the investigation.
SAN FRANCISCO-UP- Harry
K. Bridges admitted in cross-exam-
ination at his deportation trial
that he knows nine persons the
government identified at promin-
ent Pacific Coast Communists. He
pointed out the names OF Morris
Rappaport, Elmer Hanoff. Walter
Lambert. Alex Norel. Lawrence
Ross. Ida Rothstein. Betty Gannett.
Walter Stack and John Broman.
Bridges said he knew some were
Communists.