The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1943-11-30
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THE WEATHER: Tonight:
Snow, Colder

THE WEATHER: Tonight:
Snow, Colder
MADRID-INS- The crash OF An
.merlcan Flying Fortress during a
% while patrolling the Straits OF
Gibraltar. was reported today in
ispatch from Algeciras. Seven OF
he crew we're killed and one is
Kissing. the report said.
WASHINGTON UP Former
soy. ALI VI. Landon OF Kansas,
arm belt leader in the effort to
reyent Republican presidential
denomination OF Wendell L. Will.
lie, will arrive today 10 give fresh
men COP congressman some politi-
al pointers. Landon will speak to-
light before the "7s Club" COM
,osed OF Republicans first elected
asst year TO the House OF Repre-
entatives OF the 18th Congress.
NEW YORK-INS-Trai were
teld up and short circuits were
aused in three Swedish provinces
when about so barrage balloons
rifted over the country yesterday
from the direction OF the Baltic
he Swedish domestic radio dis
losed in a broadcast reported to-
lay by the U. S. Broadcast lntelll-
,ence Service.
HOLLYWOOD ms Actress
,icely Ann Chaliapin won a divorce
oday from Feodor Chaliapin, actor
nd technical film director and son
4 the late famous Russian basso Of
he same name. my husband used
o slap me and finally asked me to
cave him and sue for divorce" she
old Superior Judge Harry r. Arch.
paid.
LYWOOD-INS- Any plans
~ Mary Pickford to return to the
creen have been abandoned, but
he former star said today she may
Try her hand at directing. Miss
'ickford. in the midst OF prepare
ions TO produce a film version of
Junior Miss" said movie fans
ppear to have got the idea she also
5 going to act in the picture.
MILWAUKEE, ms Authori-
les reported today a toll OF eight
abilities in Wisconsin's just-closed
eer hunting season, only one more
han In 1910 which set a six-year
ow record. The last to die was
Henry Arkens, so. a Marinette let
er carrier. who was shot to death
TOY hunter who said he mistook
him for a deer.
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. J.-INS
IA mysterious illness affecting 200
officers and men taking a special
krmy training course at Rutgers
University was under investigation
Today. Fifty-three OF the victims
we're sent to nearby Camp Kilmer
ior hospital treatment and more
han so others were placed on a
Ipecial diet. The water supply was
Examined as a possible source OF
Infection after investigators decid.
ID that she ilnegs was not caused
by food.
CHICAGO-INS Final argu-
ments were expected today in the
trial OF two suspended policemen
charged with assault with intent TO
kill as the result Of the shooting OF
Howard Darnell, 20, of Detroit, a
sailor at the Great Lakes Naval
Training Station. II convicted, the
policemen, Joseph Murray and Will
liam Hogan, are liable to prison
terms OF one to IA years.
UNIONTOWN, Pa.-INS-Auth.
critics today decried any rumors
OF sabotage in the explosion OF a
powder mill at the E. I. de Nemours
e. Company plant at nearby Oil
plant. One building, a wheel mill,
was completely destroyed officials
ESTIMATED between 70 and Is kegs
of powder went off when the ex-
plosion OF undetermined origin oc-
Cured.
Observation-Disclosures. Car
fer Manasco (D) Ala, proposed
today that the House Civil Ser
vice Committee prohs a recent
order forbidding Civil Service in
vestigators to question applicants
for government jobs as to Commun-
ist leanings, Manasco, a mem
Der of the committee, declared
that Congress has repeatedly gone
on record in favor OF banning from
government payrolls those per-
sons who do not subscribe to the
American form Of governments"
NASSAU-INS-Count Alfred de
Marlgny today was reported to
have chartered a large schooner for
his projected voyage to Cuba,
which country has promised to al
low him TO reside within its borders.
Nancy Cakes de Marigny-daugh-
ter OF the late Sir Harry Cakes.
of whose murder the Count recent
" was accquitted-is expected TO
90 to Havana via the United States,
and join her husband later in the
Cuban capital.
LANSING-UP-Lo bidders will
be determined Dec. s for a state
highway department grade separa-
ton project carrying Miller Road
over the Detroit Industrial Ex-
pressway in Dearborn. The struc-