The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-10-08

Toscanini returned TO the regular
season OF the Philharmonic-Symp
ony last night, thus giving the Tos
canlni blessing to the formal open
ing of New Nork's music season.
WASHINGTON AP - Despite
the decentralization program which
moved 200 persons from the Capt.
tai to other cities, the total of civil.
Ian government workers in Wash
ington increased 3 per cent over
the previous month TO 275.362 dur.
ing August, the L. S. Civil Service
Commission reported today.
NEW YORK ms Fordham
University seismograph officials
today revealed that two moderate
earth tremors were registered be
tween HOO and 1l:15 p. m, EWT.
last night, each occurring about
2iO0 miles from New York but
their direction could not be de
termined.
NASHVILLE, Tenn.-lNS-Army
authorities today revealed the
crash Of an Army bomber last
night approximately 10 miles west
of Nashville, which resulted In
the death of the pilot and observ-
er. Identity of the victims was
not Immediately learned.
HOLLYWOOD u ms - Airline
Judge, film actress, and group
Capt. James Ramage Adams of
the Royal Air Force were honey
incoming today after a wedding
ceremony at Santa Barbara which
almost was disrupted when a
constable served the bride a New
York court summons The sum-
mons named her defendant of
$500 suit for non-payment of
rent on her Fifth Avenue apart
ment in which she resided while
she was the wife of Dan Topping,
millionaire sportsman.
Observation-Disclosures
/ Rooseyelt's indirect rebuke to
| Wendell Willkie for his second
| front" demands won wide APPROX
al in the Senate today. as com
plants were made that the United
States is being put in a false pos
| ition on the issue. Too much
talk accompanied by too little
| judgment Is never helpful" said
| Sen. Connally (D) Tex, chairman
OF the Foreign Relations Commit
| tee.
LONDON-lNS- A police hunt
was under wav today for terrorists
who planted bombs in the Culling
Tree Rd. police barracks at Bel
fast. the British Press Association
| reported. One civilian was injured
by the explosions which caused
little damage. Several streets in
the vicinity were blocked off by
police following the explosions, but
no arrests were made.
NEWARK, y. J.-INS-Protest-
ing the action Of Georgia authori-
ties in prohibiting his firm from
hiring negro workers and bringing
them north Samuel b. Freedman,
president OF a metal retaining
firm today dispatched kilograms TO
President Roosevelt and other Of
flcials in Washington.
II HAVANA-INS 49, American G-
men will cooperate with Cuban 20
II lice authorities in an investigation
II OF espionage activities it was re-
vealed today by Prime Minister
II Ramon Zaydin. He also expressed
II confidence that the supreme court
II will uphold the death sentence
n passed against Heinz August Lun-
N ing, confessed Nazi spy who was
doomed to death before firing
squad.
III -INS-Relief from the
ii threatened coal shortage, the most
II serious in Britain's history, will be
4 met in part by importation of
III American mining machinery. Lon
II don newspapers announced today.
n Other measures to meet the situa-
II ton have been debated recently
in Parliament with some labor
leaders urging that miners in the
| military services be furloughed to
return to their jobs in the pits.
III BUFFALO. y Y.-INS- James
A. Farley today left the people
of this city with the hopeful prom
ise that the war will end a To-
sooner than most people realize.
The former Postmaster General
said his prediction of an early
peace was based on his confidence
in the men directing the war and
the fine men in our fighting ser
vices
MISUNDERSTANDING. Gen
Patrick Hurley, who was until re-
Gently American minister to New
Zealand. today is preparing to leave
Washington on another special
foreign mission for President
Roosevelt Gen. Pat Hurley's
new mission is expected to take
him to he Middle East. and pos
sibly Russia. Purpose Of the mis-
sion is a White House secret
NEW ORLEANS-UP- Loafers
more than As ears old who had the
idea Of a pleasant idle winter in
New Orleans received jolt today
James !. Purcell, superintendent OF
police. ordered the arrest of all
street corner loafers 10 alleviate
the shortage Of agricultural work
ers. lie said the idlers would be
sentenced il they refused to get
Jobs.