The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1942-07-16

permission TO remain out Of the
jurisdiction of the United States
District Court in San Francisco.
Bridges, now in New York confer
ring with labor leaders and Of
ficials OF the Maritime Commits
sion on what his attorneys termed
problems involving the war effort"
was originally granted permission
10 remain out of the jurisdiction OF
the court until July 5. following
his surrender TO the deportation
order made by Attorney General
Francis Biddle.
HAVANA-INS- Jose Irisarri,
director of the Cuban Import and
Export Control Agency, today as
sumed his new duties as minister
of finance, succeeding Oscar Garcia
whose resignation was announced
Wednesday.
BELMONT. Mass.-lNS- An su-
topsy was ordered by District At
torney Robert p. Bradford today
10 determine the cause OF death
OF Mrs. Pauline Allen Davis, As,
mother OF three children and wife
OF DR.. Hallowell Davis, associate
professor of physiology at Harvard.
Bradford halted the funeral OF Mrs.
Davis Unexpectedly and Harvard
Medical School was instructed to
make an analysis OF her vital or
gans.
NEW YORK-lNS-Dr Ernest l..
Stebbins. OF the College OF Physi-
clans and Surgeons OF Columbia
University. today assumes new du-
ties as New York City health com
missioner.
MELBOURNE-AP A United
States military court. trying Private
Edward ]. Leonski for the Staying
of three Melbourne women. accept
ed in evidence today a purported
confession of guilt which Army Of
ficers said the former New York
grocery clerk had signed in their
presence.
LONDON-AP-Severe penalties
for those who destroy rags, rope or
string were ordered today by the
British government, ranging up 10
$4,000 fine or two years imprison
ment.
HOLLYWOOD-AP-Errol Flynn
who looks rugged on the screen but
whose studio says he isn't, was taxi
en- off the set today in a state o.
collapse. His doctor diagnosed tbs
trouble a fatigue and said he would
make further examination. Flynn
has collapsed twice before in the
past six weeks.
MAZATLAN. MeXico-AP- Fed
eral troops searching for a mysteri
Gus radio station spreading Axis
propa ganda from this Pacific Coast
region arrested a Japanese and
German near here and were report
ed unofncially 10 have seized a
radio transmitter.
CHUNGKING-AP- ChungkinI'i
heat wave entered its tenth day
today with no relief in sight and
scarcity OF water caused by power
plant repairs aggravating the dis
comfort OF the population. Sweating
coolies did a good business in mud
dy water carried by bucket from the
Yangtze.
NEW YORK-AP-Police looked
10 an autopsy today to determine
whether the death Of a 21-year-olC
war plant worker was a case OF in
Eenious suicide or murder. Neck
hands and ankles bound by core
stretched between two uprights Of
his four-poster bed, the suspended
body Of Robert Shook, employed II
laboratory research by the Sperry
Gyroscope Company. was found il
the Elmhurst, Queens, home OF hi
parents.
LONDON AP-The House o.
Commons went into secret session
today to discuss war shipping losses
after the Churchill government de
clined TO reconsider its refusal L
authorize a public debate A sugges
ton OF Leslie Hore.Belisha. nation
al liberal member and former wa
secretary, that the government holt
an open session was parted by ST.
Stafford Grips. lord privy seal.
CINCINNATI O.-lNS-- Privat,
cars are in no immediate danger o
requisitioning by the federal gov
eminent, Harry Sommers, OF Allan
ia. Ga. president OF the Nationa
Automobile Dealers Association de
clared today. Sommers, in Cincin
natl for a three-day meeting to dis
cuss automotive problems arising
from the war declared that thu
point might come when private car
will be needed.
LONDON INS-Bdward Stettl
MUS. Jr.. United states director Il
lease.lend operations. arrives fl
London today for conferences will
Oliver Lyttleton, British ministe
OF production. Stettinius also vii
confer with other British official
on British and American war Pre-
duction.
FLINT, h.-INS-Labor con
ciliators endeavored today 10 settlt
walkout at the Fisher Crane
Blanc plant which started after 3
workers were handed a three dal
suspension for assertedly ignor
ing the rule against smoking.
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