The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-20

Molsey, British Fascist leader, and
Lady Mosley were released today
from Holloway prison in London.
Sir Oswald was released because
OF his health but. Minister OF Home
Security Herbert Morrison said
that the activities OF the former
head OF the Fascist Union and his
wife would be restricted.
N-INS-Frank <. Gan
nett, prominent American publish
or. looked today to a relatively
early end OF the war in Europe.
Gannett, upon completion OF a
three weeks goodwill tour OF AL
lied military installations in Brit
ain, declared: 81 had written No
vember 1914 as my guess OF when
the war would be over, but after
visits to British war factories, bonn
Der fields and generals and other
leaders l have altered 1t to a much
earlier date.
MADRID ms The Spanish
Foreign Ministry today declared
that the United States government
was fully satisfied that Foreign
Minister Count Jordana's recent
telegram to the puppet Philippine
president did not imply recognition
of the Jap-sponsored regime. Re-
ferring to the telegram sent by
Jordana In reply to one sent him
by Jose Laurel, named by Japan
as Philippine president, the minis
try communique incorporated the
text OF a memorandum handed the
state department by Spanish am
bassador to Washington Cardenas.
ALGIERS- ms - The sleek
French battleship Richelieu. over
hauled during an eight months stay
in New York, rode at anchor in Al
giers harbor today. The proud
vessel, heavyweight OF the rejuve-
mated French Navy, attracted all
eyes along the waterfront and thou
sands of Frenchmen looked TO its
early return to battle for liberia
ton of their country. Colorful
ceremonies attended its return
from America and long lines OF
visitors-including high ranking
American. British and French mil
itary and naval leaders-have
come to look the craft over.
WATERFORD, Conn.-lNS-An
Army board today was investigat-
ing a tighter plane crash which
Friday took the life Of Lieut.. Willie
s. Reed, Jr., Of Utica, Miss. On
routine training mission, Reeds
plane dove into a heavily wooded
section near Waterford and imme-
diately burst INTO flames starting a
forest fire.
SELFRIDGE FIELD. Mich.-INS
Army officials announced today
that Lieut.. Leon Purchase, 26, OF
1854 w. 141st ST., New York City,
was killed when his fighter plane
crashed five miles from Seifridge
Field.
FIT. WAYNE, Ind.-lNS- Po-
| lice throughout Indiana and Hi
. nois were asked today to watch
| for an Illinois licensed car, driven
BY a man wearing a Marine uni
form, as they sought to solve the
murder OF a Chicago herb sales
man. The victim was Jack T.
Scheme, AZ, of Chicago, whose boz
dy was found in a creek Is miles
east OF Ft. Wayne about noon Fri
day.
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla.--INS
Thirteen men aboard L. s.
Army plane were missing today on
an over.water flight, officials at the
Morrison Field Air Base at West
Palm Beach revealed today. Nine
OF the men were crew members OF
the plane, the other four were
listed as passengers.
FRANKFORT, Ky-INS- Atty.
Gen. Hubert Meredith filed suit
today to enjoin Gov. Keen Johnson
from calling a special session OF
the legislature to consider repeal
OF the state income tax law. Under
the Kentucky constitution, the gov
ernor may call a special session of
the leg .lature ION extraordinary
occasions. Meredith charged that
repeal OF the income tax law does
not constitute a. extraordinary &C.
casion.
NEW YORK-INS More people
were working in the 'uited States
in the month of Sept, uber than
ever before in the hist, y OF the
country, the National Industrial
Conferences Board disclosed today.
In report prepared by the Boards
division OF Industrial economies. 1t
was shown that 6i.7 million per-
sons were gainfully employed in
industry or in the armed forces.
OF this number, IS million were in
government employ, including the
armed forces as against SIS million
Q year ago.
VI bAlCO III ms GURUS
Lee Jones OF Texarkana. Ark, was
enroute back to the United States
today TO face a charge OF homicide
growing out OF a street gun-fght
IL months ago. Jones was in the
custody OF Sheriff w. F. Davis OF
Miller County, Ark, who left by
automobile yesterday. The pris-
oner was arrested at Vera Cruz on
July Is, 1913. fer illegal entry into
Mexico, and was held in the Fed