The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-11-11
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Late News
THE WEATHER: Tonight;
Continued cold

W. BllleT Tor a CnauEe IN the size
OF his trial on charges OF selling
Jobs in Illinois war production
plants will be heard Friday before
Circuit Judge w. c. Radliff, IL was
announced today by States Attor-
ney c. n. Coolidge.
LOGANSPORT. lnd.-lNS-Stel-
Ia Walsh, 81, OF Cleveland, o., form.
er Olympic dash champion, was
held in $4,000 bond today on a
charge OF grand larceny for alleged
shopl!fting. She. Miss Lois Matthe-
sen, 32, OF Cleveland. and Harry
Jakubiak, as. OF ODER. Ind, were
arrested last Thursday after six
coats valued at S275 were found
In Miss Walsh's abandoned car.
The coats allegedly had been stol-
en- from Logansport stores.
HAMILTON, y. N.-INS-Slmul-
taoneous with its celebration OF the
Gath anniversary OF Armistice Day,
Colgate University today initiates
compulsory drills for its S73 stu.
dents.
MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay-INS-
A motion OF congratulations 10
President Roosevelt for the sue.
cessful campaign in North Africa
today had one dissenting vote
among the members OF the South |
American Defense Council. Argen. |
tinas delegate declined 10 concur
in the motion
IIAVANA-lNS-Cuba today had |
broken diplomatic relations win |
the Nichy government Nichy dip |
lomatfc representatives. were hand. |
ed their passports Tuesday after.
noon upon confirmation OF reports |
that the French government had
broken relations with the United |
States.
NEWARK, y. J.-INS-- Thirty
enemy aliens were taken into Gus.
tody the FBI announced today in
a series of spot raids In 43 New
Jersey communities.
LONDON-INS-Fifteen Ameri.
can paratroopers, who landed by
mistake on Spanish Moroccan ter
ritory near Melilla. have been in
termed by local authorities, il WIS
reported today in a dispatch from
Tangier to the Daily Express.
LONDON-INS- Kay Francis,
Carole Lands, Marthy Raye and
Mitzi Mayfair, film stars. have ar.
rived in England for a tour Of
American camps, it was disclosed
today.
SAN QUENTIN, Cal-INS-Be.
hind the walls of San Quentin, Cal,
state prison conyicts were at work
today retaining the twisted. dam.
aged debris of Pearl Harbor. The
project got underway as Navy
barges unloaded the first allotment
OF zoo tons Of heavy metal, cable, 4,
electric wiring and rubber tubing
salvaged from warships damaged
in the Japanese attack on Pearl
HarboF. Pho culv~sD Lii 10 ~
claimed for its rubber, copper.
brass. lead. zinc and aluminium
content.
LONDON-INS - Death sent
ences were passed today by Ger
man military court against l3 al
legged "terrorists' in the manche
department according to Paris
radio broadcast heard by Reuters.
Cherbourg is the principal city in
the department.
RIO DE JANEIRO-INS- Brazil
today had joined the ranks OF ma
tons approving the Allied occupa-
ton Of French possessions in North
Africa. President Getulio Vargas,
in praising the brilliance Of the
Allied coup emphasized that Bra
zils attitude did not imply any
hostility toward the French peo-
pie.
WASHINGTON-INS-A move
ment was launched in the Senate
today for appointment OF sen. Prem.
tiss VI. Brown tD) Mich, to the
Supreme Court to I'll. the vacancy
caused by resignation Of Economic
Sterilization Director James F,
Byrnes.
LONDON-AP-King George VI
declared today that it Is the firm,
interchangeable purpose" OF Britain
and her allies to carry the war mo
enemy territory in order to lib
crate as speedily as lies within our
power" the countries under the
Axis hateful domination.
IANSING-AP-- Practice air .
raid blackouts IN Michigan in the
future will be limited to Is min
utes duration, it was announced 10 I
day by Capt Donald S. Leonard, /
state commander of the Citizens /
Defense Corps.
WASHINGTON AP - Major |
General William Crozier, 81 chief /.
OF the Army's Bureau of Ordnance /
in the First World War died at |
his home today after a short Ill
ness.
LONDON-AP- Armistice Day
was lust another day for United
states troops I'm Britain and the
British generally let the day pass
unobserved. but for the fighting
French IL was a day of new pain
and new hone The Fighting
French Organization in London had
asked the people Of the homeland
to note the day with a hush and
prayer Frenchmen in the IN.
occupied zone had been asked to
avoid provoking the gestapo and
the police. but TO pay honor TO
the dead Of that First World War