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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Ensign Roosevelt
Chances Hospitals

CHELSEA. Mass. May 22.--
GNS)-Transfcrred from Msssa-
chuSettS General Hospital after q
visit from his mother. Mrs. Flea
nor Roosevelt, Ensign Franklin ID.
Roosevelt Jr. today was az Chel-
sea Naval Hospital.
Attaches reported he was ex-
pected 10 remain AZ the naval hos
pital only a short time before
reSuming his duiics a. Newport
naval training station lie was in
iured when a blowout caused his
automobile TO leave the road.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
IN DOUBLE ENVELOPES

All challenged votes were put
in double envelopes on which was
written the name of the voter and
details OF tho challenge These
were kept separate from the other
votes They viii not be opened
liiff4i les Il T. fetiHd the4ff fetal lreti4a
make a difference in the outcome
Of the balloting. the usual NLRB
procedure. IL was said
Because OF the demand for
ballots by the 5000 ineligible en-
ployes. additional ballots had 10
be printed az the last moment,
Bowen ruled that 1.200 Ford
employees allegedly Disseminated
against by the company, and are
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
New Cash Bond Issue
Set by Morgenthau

" ASuINGTO MAY ~
iINS) Secretary Morgenthau to-
day announced the treasury
offering Of 5000 600 900 in 2i2 per
cent bonds Of 1868 TO raise new
money
Norgcu'hau also said the treas
my was calling the government
81, pcr cent bonds maturing
August ! and would refund. them
through exchange for the now . 2
percent bonds or in the trcaSury's
p conf pOies offered in Navch.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Luck Saves Baby

NEW YORK. May 22.-GNSl-
Falling IS feet from his family'S
fourth-iloor apartment, 2-year-Ofd
Johnny Stewart landed in a laun-
dry delivery wagon on the street.
He not only lived but has Just a
few scratches as mcmCntocS of a
narrow brush with death.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
French Mail Stopped

" a SHIN @ TON. May p
GNSl- Because shipments were
not getting through. parcel post
service from the United States to
both occupied and unoccupied
France has been suspended.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
CHILD WANTED

Eckstrom docs not himself sock
"A divorce bur contests her action
and demands custody 81 the child.
Susan April s. contending Miss
Tallcy IS not a proper person 10
nave custody
The letter and others from tho
opera star 20 her husband were
introduced TO oppose his lawyer
'chargc OF abandonment OF thC
child by Miss Talley.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22

Gallagher
GnHnlaSked
At Trial

William II. Mckeighan used his
alias Of William II. Gallagher in
setting up the bank account of his
liquor sales agency. it was shown
today al the trial of McKelchan
Frank -. Mckay. state COP bass
and 10 other defendants in Federal
Court.
The government charges that
tho defendants set up dummy sales
agencies 10 obtain 100000 in
graft payments from diStillerics.
one of the agencies was the Duo
Sales Engineering Service Com
pany. and II was headed by Nc
Keighan. a former Flint mayor,
the government charges.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
CANCEL MCKAY BOND

The s. 900 bond of Mckay was
Cancelled by Judge Lcderie today
Whcn doubt aCros6 as 10 the bond
gcnuuCnCss
There has been some ques-
tion at the signature OF Mr.. Me
HAY on his bond" the Judge
SAID The only thing Ia do is
10 cancel the bond and remand
Mckay To the custody OF the
United states marshal"
When Eugene l.. Carey. Nc.
Kay S attorney. objected. the Judge
said
The only question il whether
YOU fooled some one
Carey INTERRUPTED.
Il resent that. You know YOU
have "A genuine bond"
United States Commissioner :
Stanley Hard. who accepted thc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
BANKER SHOWS RECORD

Joseph Wersching, manager oil
the account department for the
National Bank of Detroit, today
identified a signature card for the
bank account Of the Duo agency
II bore TIC names of John IT.
Maroll and Don-E. f1orcy. both
defendants, and William II
Gallagher
In previous testimony. witnesses
testified that they knew Nc
kcighan under the name OF Gal
laChcr Woodbury. and luSt
PLAN Jim
Tho admission in evidence Of the
signature card ledger sheets and
account sheets was objected 10 by
det-7rT attorneys. but Federal
Judge Arthur r Ledcrle accepted
thorn as exhibits
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Us. Aide
Here for
Ford Trial

Trial Examiner Horace 3
Ruckcl arrived in Detroit today
10 conduct the NLRB hearing at
the Federal Building into charges
the Ford Motor Company was
guilty of unfair labor practices
under the Wagner act.
Although scheduled 10 begin
to-day thfeFe-t-t4 a possibility iie
hearing Will be delayed because
J. a Capizzi, Ford company
counsel, said he would ask a post
pOnement.
II the UAW-CIO wins tho
NLRB election in the Ford.
Lincoln and Rouge plants, Capizzi
said he would be tied up in bar
gaining with the union.
CHARGES FIRINGs
The NERB complaint charges
that 253 employees of the Ford
company were fired for union ac-
tSity between 1887 and 1871.
II is also. alleged the company
attempted 10 corrupt union Off
cials 10 obtain union membership
lists, that it plotted with Homer
Martin, former JAW president. 10
seize control of the union, that IL
Splcd on Ford employees al union
meetings, and that it armed
Strong-arm squads with guns.
clubs and tear gas 10 intimidate
and assault distributors of union
literature.
The case is the tenth allegation
made against the company In
various parts of the country II
originally was scheduled for a
hearing on April IA. but was post
poncd until today al the request
Of Governor Van Wagner while
he was assisting in mediating the
UAW-CIO strike at the Rouge
plant.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
IT WORRIED HER

what was the effect upon YOU
of receiving that letter." the
singer was asked by her attor-
ney. Isaac PaCht.
II was terribly upset and
worried about his attitude" said
Miss Talley.
Did IL make YOU sick ,"
"les. II did"
The letter. dated November %
1885, read in part
"My Darling Honey"
II am terribly happy. and I
love YOU 80 much. I have feel
ing way down deep in my heart
that we are going To be- very
happy together very soon.
hope I'm not wrong.
First. shall ask YOU IL IL
would he possible for you In
spend Christmas out here with
me. hope your activities can
permit YOU 10 leave New York
for Just that long. NJ least.
should ~ like 10 spend our first
married Christmas together;
just We three"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
. PLANTS INVOLVED

Three Unions and Two Ford
plants were involved in yesterdays
voting Al the Rouge and Lincoln
plants. tho workers were asked 10
indicate whether they wanted 90
be represented by tho IAW-CIO
or the AFL federal union or
neither. In addition, az the Rouge
plant craft workers voted on
whether they wanted 10 be repre-
Senied by tho UAW-CIO or the
Patternmakers' League Of North
America tAFLl.
During the balloting. thousands
Of votes were, challenged. After
wards. 10 ballot boxes weraa pro-
tested by an AL representative.
As the vote counting began.
Frank II. Bowen, regional NLRB
director, opened an investigation
into Why more than 5000 Ineligible
employees lorcmen. service men
and the hke-tried TO vote ye>ter-
day
Bowen said ne believed this was
The result OF the company failure
to exclude such employees when j.
prepared a schedule OF voting
times. although il had excluded
them in the original pay roll list
submitted 10 the NLRB before the
election
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
FOE IN AIRDRoME

THE enemy Is now In occupa-
ton OF the Maleme airdrome
southwest Of Canea and also
occupy an area west of the air
drOme which Is still under our
fire.
elsewhere I'm this sector the
coastal line remains I'm our
hands.
Fighting Is going on with
deepening intensity and certain
~ will continue for some time.
This Is a somewhat indeter-
inmate moment I'm the battle o
make a statement. I can only
give a provisional account.
SINK ENEMY SHIPS
Last night the enemy tried
n sea-borne landing, hut the
conveys en- route 10 Crete was
intercepted by British naval
forces. Two transports and a
number Of csiques Greek
bOats) probab v containing
troops as well as an enemy de-
stroyer escorting them were
sunk.
Large numbers Of air-borne
(German) troops are being in
creased daily.
During the course Of today
much larger attempts were
made to carry an army into
Crete. 4 convoy OF 80 vessels
discerned this morning was pre-
SumabIy attacked. hTe convoy
turned away toward the islands
Of the archipelago and was being
attacked by our destrOyers as
well as our land forces"
OTHER DATA LACKING
Churchill said he had not re-
,eived further information as TO
what transpired.
These new developments fol-
lowed failure Of A new Nazi ruse
designed 10 speed conquest Of the
strategic Mediterranean base.
Reports reaching London said
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
IN THE
NEWS

HiOH winds OF Oratory are pre-
j i vailiDg across the length and
breadth of our land these days,
fellow citizens.
Some cyclonic siroccos of hot
air are seeking 10 carry us bodily
into foreign wars, and other more
temperate breezes are trying Ia
cool our fevered brows and induce
us 10 think of the best interests
OF America first.
According TO the scientific
Princeton poll--a most careful
and conscientious test of national
sentiment-90 per cent of us do
not want war.
We want every possible defense,
hut no participation in foreign
wars. either for ourselves or our
country.
Nevertheless we are being
pushed into war. rushed into war.
hurried and hustled and harangued
into war, by the frcnZied inCite-
ment Of an administration which
Is pledged To keep us out OF war.
The administration secretaries
are Fastening about like the
runners OF cheap sailors board
ing house, dragging Us along
against our viii To sell us-oD
long. hard cruise 10 war.
Soon we viii find ourselves
shanghaied on board a ship which
is going where 80 per cent of us
do not want TO 90.
MR. ICkES wants war. even II
lVl we do not want H.
He is the "fightingcst" of the
lot of noisy war cheer. leaders of
the administration.
He just cannot seem 10 satisfy
his appetite for battle, although
he had good chance during the
last war tn crafty his thirst for
blood and somehow failed 10 EN-
brace the opportunity.
But now the belligcrcnt ,ecre-
tary tells the world what "N r."
will do in this war. and WE
undoubtedly includes his courage
Gus self.
Says the secretary:
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Ford Election
Results Due
By 5 P M.

a corps of NLRB election work
erS al noon today began the five
hour task OF determining whether
approximately 10000 Ford Motor
Company employees will-hnr repre-
sented by the UAW-CIO or by two
AFL unions or by none Of them.
Nearly 10000 votes, cast in yes
teray's NLRB election in Ford
plants here were being counted at
the Federal Building under the
alert eyes OF representatives. OF all
three unions involved the National
Labor Relations Board and the
Ford company.
The ballots had 20 be counted
and tabulated by : p m. because
Russell a. Miller NLRB election
director. was 20 leave bF train for
Al 5.15.and Miller said
he had 10 have the results Of the
election before leaving.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
FIGHTING INTENSE

Churchill dealt briefly with the
Crete situation as reports reached
London that the Germans, after
drawing on the second division OF
their invasion army based in
Greece, are attempting TO land
light and heavy tanks by sea.
Fighting Is continuing In
tensely," Churchill said.
Although the situation il In
hand, the Germans have gained
some local successes at heavy
cost.
THE position at Heraclion
(Candia) Is that our troops still
hold the airdrome, although the
Germans are now In occupation
OF the town, which probably
means they are ensconced In
certain buildings.
I'm Canea and the Suda Bay
sector there were heavy enemy
air attacks followed during the
course Of the day by further
parachute landings which were
heavily engaged by our artillery
and machine-guns.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Lonesome Singer
Marion Toliey Wanted to Spend Christmas With
AdoIph and Baby, DiUorce Case Shows

The one-timc darling Of New
Works Metropolitan Opera tcSti-
fed that she received no reply 10
her letter which she wrote in
November. l935-until the follow e
inc January.
And her husbands January let
ter she declared charged that
she had "douhlc-croSSCd him with
the woman who had charge OF
their baby by asking the woman
10 bring the baby 10 her.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-05-22
Churchill
Tells of Loss
In Commons
BY EARL REEVES
Init news Service staff Correspondent

LONDON, May %. - Gambia,
capital Of Crete in the days of its
ancient glory, has fallen into Ger
man hands but the British navy
and air force have turned away
a convoy of 30 Nazi transports
seeking TO land forces sufficient
to overwhelm the island, Prime
Minister Winston Churchill told
the House of Commons today.
The prime minister dealt at
length for the first time with the
strange and grim battle" now
raging in the Mediterranean, in
which neither side has an avenue
of retreat and the British are
fighting against the handicap OF
having no suitable airdromes for
bases.
Other local successes" have
been scored by the Germans, but
only at heavy cost, Churchill said.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-07
Idle Foreign Ship
Bill Passes House
Greenberg
In The Army

Detroit, May s.-(AP)-Big
Hank Crccnbcrg, bascbaiE, most
highly paid star until today, is
in the Army noW-at 81 a
month.
He was indicted at $50 a. m.
&c. $. IT, by Captain {. {. Curtis,
Jr., Of Grand Rapids. Mich,
executive induction officer for
Detroit.
Grecnbcrg was pronounced fit
for military service, flat feet and
all, after a final physical check
up With other early birds APP
pcaring at the induction center.
TIE PHYSICIANS findings confirm
ed his draft boards medical re
port which reversed the medical
recommendation of a Florida
draft examiner that the other
wise husky outfielder be defer
red because of his flat feet.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-07
Da;,y dispatch Bureau.
In the Sir WsiIer Hotel.
Nv HENRY ANERILi

Raleigh, May First important
reaction to the death of Congress
man Lon Folger of the Fifth district
has been. of course, the matter OF
selecting a successor and the unusual
legal problem presented in that Sc
lection; but another Significant II
secondary. point is the importance OF
the personnel making up the various
Congressional district committees of
the Democratic party,
Action of the Fifth district COM
mittee yesterday in naming John n.
Folger as the party nomlnee-reJecl-
ing Governor Broughton's suggestion
Tor a primary-serVeS t" call atten-
ton aadIa to the fact that there Is
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-07
Fifth District Nomination
Stresses Importance OF
Congressional Committees

no applicable law which provides tor
the manner Of choosing nominees
under existing circumstances.
But it has become abundantlN
ciear-as it really ought To have been
all along-that the committee Is mas
ter Of the situation. Hence he mn
portance of the makeup OF the Con-
gresSional groups. A candidate Wh'
can control the committee can D.
come the party nominee win pfac
tically no difficulty.
There was am instance of TINS iacI
last year, but nobody GEMS To nave
paid much attention to 1t. II happeh-
ed in the First. where Lindsay
rem. the then-Sittlng MEMBER, WAS
permitted to name the district COM
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Only Three
Opposing
Votes Cast
House of Commons
Told That Nearly
500 900 Imperial Sol
diers Stand Guard
Against AXIS In Mid
die East.

'iN ElI -tNNbi idttu 'tfNNj
jlIo British house OF commons
aato WINSTON CuurcnIlI IL oycr-
Huo.nIug vote of confidence today
after ae had disclosed That nearly
59o.0uU H0porGIl soldiers stand guard
a4ar..' tH" 4<Ia IN the NIddIc Eat
and thai Bl.taln expects enough new
American merchant ships to see her
through 1912 IN the battle Of the At
Iautjc.
Ino y t. was Az 10 3. and t.us
ended Il critical tH0.day debate on
|ISfttuIn,a grave ~reterscs on both
shore, 9t tine Mediterranean.
LLOYD George Critical
II Was CI!maXcd by a sharp duel
ot words between Churchill and
David Lloyd George, who was PRIME
London, May 7.-CAP1-Nins-
ton Churchill Won today from
the house of a tremcnd-
Gus AZ to 3 vote Of confidence
despite Il charge from David
LLOYD George, World War pre-
mier, that America has got 10
do more" if She i, To enable
Britain to beat Germany.
The elder statesman, in hi
most outspokcn utterancc in
many months, warned the gov
against cNagecratlne
the speed or amount of L. 5. aid
and declared American war or
ganization additionally is "ful!
OF disappointments' for the Brit
iSh.
He demanded a real war cab
met and a nc to the kind of
blunders which have discreditcd
and weakened us
However. LLOYD George cried:
Il thank Cod for Secretary OF
War Stimson's speech of last
night and said it was clear that
President Roosevelt by his
"changed' attitude and Slim
son both realize the gravity of
Britain's position.
minister during the World War ano
who sharply demanded a real Wal
cabinet" and better organization o..
manpoWcr.
c |nadcntly, Churchill declared
We have every reason to believe VIC
shall be successful" in holding the
Valley of the Nile, SucZ and the mid
Med. terrancan island of Malta.
The pr.n" minister proclaimed
tou.. ii halt 10 the British retreat IN
the Mediterranean with the flat de
cIarHIlan.
I'VE mtrod to defend to the death
and u5ft..' Thought oG retirement
From Crete and T5bruk."
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-07
\VEAF Tier

FOR NORTH CAROLINA.
Cloudy, scattered showers in
east and central portions tonight
Thursday partly cloudy, cooler
Thursday and in east portion to-
night. .
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-05-07

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pressed opinions
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E~"'lnurd on n9ee Tntec y
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For instance, cN-
as to the Charles
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
US. Bars
Gum Shell


AhfFfhAfANNAt aNFfH 7FAfhaF ffhH
WASHINGTON. April 16.-The
National Defense Mediation Board
today moved to avert a Go strike
in two plants Of the Minneapolis
Moline Power Implement Com
pany in Minnesota BY wiring
union and company officials 10
remain at work and keep the plant
open.
The two plants. employing 200
workers. are at Minneapolis and
Hopkins They manufacture gun
shells Il vas The first time that
the mediation board had acted 10
prevent d threatened strike since
all other cases II has handled 50
far were actual WalkoutS
A unanimous recommendation
for a minimum wage rate of 81
cents an hour for 100000 of the
nations textile workers was made
today 10 Gen. Philip Fleming.
wage-hour administrator. BY a
textile industry committee 4
public hearing on the proposal
was scheduled for MAY j IN
Washington.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Pull the Trigger on
Lazy Bowels, with
Ease for Stomach, too

wnc1 CONSTIPATION brings on acid IN
digestion! stomach upset. bloatlng. dizzy
spells. gas. coated tongue, sour taste and
bad breath. your stomach IS probably
crying the blues" because your bowels
don't move. It calls for LaXative-Senna
to pull the trigger on those lazy bowels.
combined with Syrup Pepsin for perfect
UasG 70 TJIT Stomach IN taxing. For years,
many Doctors have given pepsin preps-
rations in their prescriptions to make
medicine more agreeable to touchy stom-
ach. So be sure your laxative contains
Syrup Pepsin. Insist on DR.. Caldweils
Laxative SIENNA combined with Syrup Pep
SIN. See how wonderfully the Laxative
Soma wakes up lazy nerves and muscles
in your intestines to bring welcome relief
from constipation. And the good old
syrup Pcpsin makes this laxative so COM
Portable and easy on your stomach. Even
6nicky children love the taste of this
pleasant family laxative. Buy DIR. Cald-
wells Laxative SIENNA at your druggist
Today. Try one laxative combined with
Syrup Pepsin for ease toyour stomach. too.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16
Germans Gains
Noted by Halifax


NEW YORK April u VS.
count Halifax. British ambassador
10 the United States voiced con.
fidence IN an eventual British VIC
tory but declared that nothing car
be gained by undertaking tFlt
grave repercuSslons caused hS
events Of the last lev days IN the
Balkans and North Africa
The tail English diplomat To-
vealed that the English knowingly
weakened Their forces IN North
Africa to support Greece ane
YugosIavIa lie admitted also thai
the German Balkan campaign ha,
had large measure OF inltla.
success.
President Roosevelt has takef
action OF great practical value
Halifax told the English SPEAKING
Union. commenting on the Chez
Executive recent moves 10 take
over IDLE foreign shipping. the re.
lease of 10 coast guard cutters
10 England and the opening OF tht
Red Sea 10 American ships Halifa>
added
Hitler i now faced by the
spectacle. which il for him
SPECTRE, OF the growing produce
tive strength of the United
States and the British Common
wealth reflected in the increas-
ing military resources that are
being steadily marshalled against
him on land and sea and in the
air"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-16

Nazi panzer units are fighting
around tdTIssa and TfIkKdIa.
These two towns are important
railway junction points on the line
feeding most of the British-Greek
front. II they are lost, the re-
suits are likely to prove almost
too unpleasant 10 think about.
The situation Is further clouded
by Berlin claims that The British
expeditionary force IN Greece /,
making preparations for abandon
ment of that country while he>e
claims are refuted by Allied state
menis 10 the effect that British
are landing daily
The statements and opinions
herein are private 10 the writer
and are not 10 be construed a.
rejecting the views OF the navy
department