The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-10-28

lure, men as tralnmen ana women
as ticket takers.
lONOON-lNS-The latest
Issue Of the clandestine news
paper Liberation" received in
r. London today Indicates that
German authorities reckon with
the possibility Of a sudden ar
mlstice. Leave papers born
by Nazi troops in France, said
the newspaper, contain a clause
stating that "ln case Of an
armistice reJoln the nearest
garrison"
LONDON-INS-A total OF l.
0000S6 German civilians have
been killed. or are reported miss
ing and believed to have been
killed as a result of Allied air raids
since the start OF the war and up
until last Oct. /. an Exchange Tele-
Asraph Company dispatch from Zu-
rich reported today.
LONDON-INS- All Rumanians
living east of the Dniester River
in Southwest Russia have been or
dered to prepare for removal back
TO Rumania, a Zurich dispatch to
the Exchange Telegraph agency
uIeported today.
LOS ANGELES ms The
threat of a general Los Angeles
street car strike was ended today
as the Pacific Electric Co. and its
2,400 employees, members OF the
Brotherhood OF Railway Trainmen,
announced agreement to a change
Nin overtime pay rules.
HOLLYWOOD ms Actor Err
rol Flynn was on record today with.
his first official reply to charges
that he is the father OF the year
old daughter OF Mrs. Shirley Evans
Nassau. Through his attorney,
-, Robert E. Ford, Flynn filed a
~sweeping denial OF Mrs. Hassaus
allegations in superior court, in
GLIDING a lengthy affidavit in oppo-
sition to the q year old Los An.
geles housewives demands for
$3.50 a month support for her
child Marilyn, plue $4,000 hospital
expenses.
PHILADELPHIA ms Police
OF eight states today sought a life
termer who escaped from Eastern
Penitentiary, presumably in
Navy truck. and forced Anthony
Celia. a former acquaintance and
the latters wife and child, to
drive him through Philadelphia
NThe convict was identified as Vic
. tor Andreoli, q, who was sentenc.
ed to life Imprisonment in 1887
for the cafe-slaying Of state
trooper.
Observation-Disclosures La
Dor Board action certifying the
n wildcat" strikes of $4,000 coal
miners to the White House for ac-
ton was expected today. The work
ers. 10000 of whom have been idle
for over two weeks in Alabama.
showed no signs OF complying with
the boards third and final order
for a return to work this morning.
n LONDON-AP- Declaring that
W"complete disorder is likely to
break out in France at any mo-
ment," a spokesman for the Vichy
government said in a broadcast
last night that a new wave Of
resistance was sweeping the coun-
try and that the atmosphere was
"ripe for complete lawlessness."
MONTEVIDEO-AP-Four OF Ar
gentinas six universities have
been closed following a student
strike protesting the Ramirez gov
ernment's dismissal of many in
structors who signed a manifesto
calling for a return of constitution
al government in the country.
LONDON-AP- Suspension of
postal service to Vatican City was
announced today. No reason was
given for the action, which was
called temporary but II was
thought It may have been a precau-
ton to keep mail from falling into
the hands OF the Germans.
D
WASHINGTON-AP-Czechs IN
Washington ecyisaged today new
republic OF their nations. regaining
land seized by Germany. but ceding
TO Hungary a section which has
been a bone Of contention for many
years.
NEW YORk-AP- Benito Mus
solini, as head OF the new puppet
Fascist regime. has ordered the
removal OF pictures Of living pers-
Qualities. including himself. from
public Offices in Italy. Transocean
News Agency said today.
4 NEW YORK-AP-B enito Mus
erous setbacks at the hands Of
Yugoslav patriots, the Germans to-
day recognized the partisans AS
belligerents. The. Swiss radio.
heard by L. S. government mont
tors. said this arises from the
fact an official information bureau
for prisoners OF war has been set
a up IN Croatia by the government
Of that state"