The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-22
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THE WEATHER: Tonight:
Continued Cold


LONDON-INS-Protests OF la.
Dor unions and organizations
throughout the British Isles con-
linped to mount today against the
release from prison of Sir Oswald
Mosley, British Fascist leader.
WASH lNGTON-lNS- Rep.
Henry B. steagali (o) Ala,
chairman Of the House Bank
ing and Currency Committee,
died today Of heart disease in
George Washington University
Hospital steagsll was taken
to the hospital last Friday
when he suffered a heart at g.,
tack after making a speech in
the House.
LEWES, Del.-lNS- Twenty-one
eamen were believed missing today
n fog Lower Delaware Bay
where two oil tankers collided yes
ferday and one burst into flames.
The second vessel limped into
Lewes with SO survivors and the
burning ship was towed TO Cape
May, n. j. with the flames under
control. while Coast Guard vessels
md planes swept the neighborhood
pr the crash scene, 60 miles off
Iape Henlopen, in a hunt for the
missing seamen.
EUGENE. Ore.-INS-Ladd Rob-
Prtson, 13-year-old victim Of rare
blood disease, was able to breathe
Almost normally today after being
[reated for So hours with the new
drug, penicillin. His fever abated
Ind Ladd sat up to eat in a Eugene
hospital.
PHILADELPHIA-IN - Death
pr Congressman J. William Otter,
chairman of the National Republi-
tan Congressional Committee, in a
Navy ai-plane accident last night
was disclosed today by the Fourth
Naval District.
NEW YORK-lNS- Pietro A.
Yon, famed organist OF st. Pat
rick's Cathedral. died today. A
composer. OF many choral. organ
and piano works. Yon was 81. Born
in Italy. he made his debut as an
brganist at the Vatican. He be-
lame a naturalized citizen of this
country in 1921 and served as
musical director at st. Patrick's
Cathedral as we'll as organist.
ANN OR-AP-Presiden AL
exander G.. Ruthven of the Univer-
sity OF Michigan is back home after
his trip to England for a study of
British educational methods and
postwar plans. DR.. Ruthven indi-
Gated he would not make a public
report on his trip before reporting
TO the University faculty.
TANBUL-(Delayed)- APP -
The newspaper Aksham. which fire.
huently reflects official Turkish
views. heartily endorsed today the
outline of the postwar world pre-
Bented to the United States Con-
gress by Secretary OF State Cordell
Hull in. his report OF the Moscow
5erfsreacc.
LONDON-AP-The United States
Was expected today to make an ear
" announcement OF its delegate to
the European Advisory Commission
set up at the MOSCOW Conference.
following the appointment yester-
day OF the British and Russian rep
fesentatiyes. William Strang. under.
secretary Of state in the foreign
office. was named as Britain's dele
gate and Feodor Tarsovich Gusev,
Soviet ambassador to Britain, was
appointed to represent Russia on
The commission, which will advise
the three governments on European
problems as the war progresses.
CHUNGKING-AP- A fourth
great battle for Changsha. capital
pf Human Province In central China,
oomed as a possibility today as the
Japanese extended two strong
spearheads toward Changteh, west
bf Tungting Lake. and were report
ed to be Strengthening their Yoch-
pw base east OF the lake.
LONDON-AP-Sir Edward Bag
nall Poulton, zoologist and advo-
cate Of the doctrine Of organic evo-
luton by natural selection. died
Saturday at oxford at the age of
S..
ISTANBUL-AP-A group OF jap
anese diplomats from Germany.
Hungary and Bulgaria has arrived
in Istanbul apparently for the pur-
pose OF making joint report to
Tokyo on the effects recent war
developments and the Moscow Con-
ference have had on Germany and
her Balkan satellites.
NEW YORK-AP-A demand
moved from office because his &C
tons and testimony In regard to
crime in Brooklyn's Bedford-Stuy-
vesant section clearly indicate
misfeasance" was before Governor
Thomas E. Dewey today.
CAMDEN. N. J.-INS-The u. s.
8. Guam, smaller than a battleship
but larger than the heaviest cruis-
err afloat. rode the waves today
following launching ceremonies at
the Camden yard OF the New York
Shipbuilding Corporation. The
ship was sponsored by Mrs. George
Johnson McMillin. whose husband,
the governor OF Guam. is a prison.
er OF japan.